Monroe Evening Times contact and publication details
The Monroe Evening Times is published daily except Sunday and holidays. It lists staff including Larry E. Lund publisher James Bruce class adv mgr and others, with office at 901-903 16th Ave Monroe WI 53566 and phone 608-325-5101. Saturday deadline is 12 noon. Serving southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois for over 75 years.
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Monroe Evening Times
The
Monroe Publishing Co., Inc
16Th Ave
Monroe
Wisconsin
Today in History June 3 1975 events snapshot
Highlights include Allied evacuation from France in 1940 with 337000 troops transported to England, Dutch West India Company charter for New Netherlands in 1621, Jefferson Davis birth in 1808, Duke of Windsor marriage in 1937, 1942 Dutch Harbor raid, Surveyor 1 moon landing in 1966, and other era milestones. It notes Nixon Cambodia drive, Robert Lowell refusal, and Syria Israel disengagement points in the Golan Heights.
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France
England
Dutch West India Company
New Netherlands
New York
Jefferson Davis
Todd County
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
America
Robert Lowell
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Nixon
Cambodia
Golan Heights
Glancing Back a Chronicle of Monroe Notes Through Decades
A mosaic of Monroe history entries from 1965 to 1915 highlights spaceflight grit with James McDivitt and Edward White, local appointments like Edward M. Adam as 1965 Radio Free Europe Fund chair, high school class diplomas, theatre rehearsals, wave of weather notes, military figures visiting Chicago, disaster tolls, alumni leadership, rural education talk, and early wage legislation.
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Edward M. Adam
Radio Free Europe Fund
Monroe Area
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Washington, D.C
Monroe High School
G. H. R. Kershaw
Methodist
Monroe man trades farm for Albany property in Warren estate deal
Fifty years after, Edgar Patterson of Monroe trades his 340 acre Adams Township farm for Albany real estate and John Warren estate personal property. The Monroe Businessmen's Association supports building a modern high school. A Beloit bound interurban car is halted by a highwayman who demands cash from passengers.
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Edgar Patterson
Monroe
Adams Township
Albany
John Warren
Monroe Businessmen’s Assn
Janesville
Beloit
Tribute to Joe Urban at Juda eighth grade graduation
The writer praises Joe Urban for delivering a thoughtful graduation address at Juda with the message Be the Master of Yourself. Parents appreciate his broad life philosophies and note his radio presence. Mrs Seaton’s chorus is commended for discipline and talent.
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Joe Urban
Joe
Juda
Monroe
Ford gains momentum as Congress loses initiative
Guest opinion argues a shift in power toward President Ford. Congress backs the $32 billion defense budget, treads away from new spending, and delays energy legislation while Mansfield cites leadership failures. Public support for defense grows and deficits draw concern, possibly foreshadowing 1976 conservative positioning.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
White House
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
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James Bruce
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Mgr
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Joan Gempeler
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Chicago
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Italy
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Assembly Committee On Judiciary
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Paper Enterprise Assn
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Commercial Bank
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the Commercial Savings Bank
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