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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
6
Classified advertisement notice from Monroe Evening Times detailing cash rates for one day and three days classifications. Includes references to rate periods and publication context.
Mildred Marty thanks Dr Bear Sisters nurses aides Green County Polio chapter and Homemakers club for support during her stay at St Clare hospital. She also thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts flowers and help.
Employment ad seeking a married man over 21 for a 54 hour week at $2.25 per hour. Write D. W. Osweiler, 5145 Sarath Terrace, Madison, Wisconsin. Also notice of time to prove will and heirship and creditors in the matter of the estate of Franz Gisler aka Frank Gisler in Green County Wisconsin probate court.
Helgeson Farm Equipment Co. in Evansville reported a Sunday night burglary. Loot included 5 to 10 dollars from a soft drink machine a tool box worth about 100 dollars and a small record safe. Co-owner Alvin Helgesen discovered the break-in yesterday morning.
West German President Heinrich Luebke arrived in Paris marking the first German head of state visit since World War II. The trip signals a thaw in postwar relations as officials prepared talks with French leaders.
Marian Martin offers Printed Pattern 9157 for children sizes 2 through 10. The pattern features a waistless princess sundress with shoulder shrug buttons for cool days. Include companion print and plain options, with yardage details and mailing instructions to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. in New York.
A dense listing of evening programs across channels. Notable items include The Rifleman and Wyatt Earp westerns, Alfred Hitchcock with Leslie Nielsen, Jack Paar talk, JFK Report No 9 with Kennedy and O'Brien, and late theater features The Purple Room and Fifty Roads to Town. Channel allocations and repeat airings noted.
The U S Supreme Court ruled unanimously that warrants seizing obscene publications must be specific to protect non obscene material. The Missouri case involved a wholesale dealer and five Kansas City stands who argued the law violated free speech by censorship and prior restraint. Police seized 280 publications on October 10 1957. 100 labeled obscene were ordered destroyed. no individuals were prosecuted.
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