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Monroe Evening Times details its founding date 1898 and publisher Emery Odell. It lists offices and contact info with delivery policies and carrier and mail rates in Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding counties including Green Lafayette Dane Rock Jo Davies Stephenson Winnebago. It instructs subscribers to call carriers if papers are missed.
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Monroe Evening Times
Foreign observers warn U S risks dollar shocks
A European banker profited from a $3 billion pool to push the dollar down and gain $450 million in a week. Global central banks could harm the dollar if the U S fails to tighten belts, cut deficits, and boost productivity amid Congress White House feuding and Watergate fallout.
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Readout
Aries warns against mixing guests causing havoc at home. Taurus advises careful reading of signed documents amid plan changes. Gemini warns of wasteful spending and impulse buying. Cancer cautions on personal safety and carelessness. Leo notes privacy disruption and constant vigilance. Virgo says avoid quarrels with a prickly companion. Scorpio warns of pushing beliefs and disapproval. Sagittarius predicts jealousy from a deeply felt relationship. Capricorn emphasizes diplomacy in partnerships. Aquarius urges safe handling of power tools if competent. Pisces advises best behavior at social events to avoid offense.
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Today in History highlights key events of July 27
On this date in 1953 a Korean War armistice was signed at Panmunjom. The 1789 Congress created the forerunner of the State Department, and in 1922 the United States recognized Albania, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Austria regained sovereignty in 1955 after occupation ended.
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Panmunjom
Congress
State Department
Department of Foreign Affairs
United States
Albania
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Austria
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Britain
Northern Ireland
July 27 1963 government corn release aids livestock feed
Government authorized release of 15 000 bushels of corn from storage east of Monroe to ease drought related livestock feed shortage. Bids will be opened for sale. Also noted are historical references to wartime casualties and Korea armistice remarks by President Eisenhower in a separate line of the same clipping.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Recreation Park
Voice of a Soldier and the Bond Drive Plans
A 1943 chamber discussion outlines a military show for bond sales prefacing plans for the third drive. The piece notes aging officers to retire and a push for drastic cuts in personnel as part of war economy efforts.
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H.S. Aurand
Sixth Service Command
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