Local newspaper contract and subscription rates notice
The notice lists subscription rates for carrier, mail, and outside areas, with prepaid requirement and postal regulation compliance. It cites The Associated Press rights and credits Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation, and provides office hours and a contact number.
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The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Political debate on 1954 dairy windfall case continues
Editorial from Cheese Reporter editor Fred Beisser critiques the 1954 government backed sale and repurchase of cheese, arguing the move was not fully legal and calling for reduced government participation in farming. It notes the 86 million pounds involved and questions who bears blame if losses occur. A New York note warns readers to report a suspicious 41 passenger bus missing from Port Authority on Manhattan's west side.
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Fred Beisser
U. S
Beisser
Department
Justice
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee
Agriculture Department
New York
Port Authority
Manhattan
West Side
Plans to invite Swiss national gymnastic group to Monroe
Ten years ago the Monroe Chamber of Commerce discussed inviting the Swiss Ameri can Gymnastic Association to hold its 1951 Turnfest in Monroe. The town also planned a chapel at 13th Avenue and 9th Street as Mt. Olive Lutheran church outlined construction plans. 2000 attended the Old Timers band concert at Recreation park under Allan F. Barnard. Sugar Ray Robinson retained welterweight title by defeating Bernie Ducusen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zinser planned a 50th wedding anniversary open house.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Swiss American Gymnastic Association
Monroe
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
13Th Avenue
9Th Street
Recreation Park
Allan F. Barnard
Sugar
Ray Robinson
Bernie Ducusen
Fred Zinser
William May Dies From Hay Mow Accident In 1908
Fifty years ago William May a 40 year old Spring Grove farmer died June 30 1908 from injuries after falling on an upright pitch fork while sliding down from his hay mow. The item notes a local fatality and the historical detail of the accident.
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William May
Spring Grove
Company H
Camp Douglas
Christ Teuscher
Immanuel Church
Monroe Monument Works
T. N. Niles
J. J. Hartnatt
Connery
South Jackson Street
16Th Avenue
Rites Held for Durand Youth Drowned Near Shirland
Keith Duane Kinney 14 of Durand drowned in about 10 feet of water on the Harry Moote farm near the Illinois state line north of Shirland. Services were at Durand Methodist Church with Rev. Ralph Totten officiating. Burial in Shirland Cemetery followed. Surviving are his parents Ellwood and (unlisted) Kinney, a brother in the Navy at Newfoundland, two sisters at home, and grandparents Ed Carter and wife of Rockton.
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Durand
Keith Duane Kinney
Shirland
Methodist Sunday School
Ellwood Kinney
Kenneth
Navy
Newfoundland
Jean
Joyce
Ed Carter
Rockton
Death notices of Alfred Noyes and Louise Pound
Alfred Noyes 77, famed British poet, died Saturday in the Isle of Wight. He taught modern English literature at Princeton from 1913 to 1923. William A White 60, executive with Skouras Theater Corp., died Sunday in New Rochelle. Louise Pound 85, former head of the University of Nebraska English department, died Saturday in Lincoln. sister of Roscoe Pound.
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Isle OF Wight
England
Alfred Noyes
Princeton University
New Rockelle
N. Y
William A. White
The
Skouras Theater Corp
White
New York City
Variety Club
Motion Picture Pioneers
Lincoln, Neb
Louise Pound
University of Nebraska English Department
Roscoe Pound
Anderson College Dean Dr George Russell Olt Dies
Dr George Russell Olt age 62 longtime dean of Anderson College for 33 years died Saturday He also served as pastor of Walnut Mills Church of God in Cincinnati for 25 years commuting there from Anderson Ohio county city by city context not provided Local obituary notes his dual roles and longtime service.
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Anderson, Ind
George Russell Olt
Anderson College
Olt
Cincinnati
Walnut Mills Church
Purdue dean Charles Reese dies at 67 in Lafayette
Charles W. Reese, 67, dean of the Division of Technical Extension at Purdue University, died Sunday of a heart attack in Lafayette. He was born in Des Moines.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles W. Reese
Division of Technical Extension
Purdue University
Des Moines
Lincoln Bust Debuts in San Marino Government Palace
San Marino displays a bust of Abraham Lincoln in its Government Palace, highlighting a symbolic cultural link between the tiny republic and the United States. The sculpture stands among official portraits, reflecting historical ties.
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San Marino
Italy
Abraham Lincoln
Park Hobo Hike Winners Named
A Chinese Checkers and checkers tournament was held by the recreation department with 185 youngsters participating in the Hobo Hike on Friday, setting a new attendance record. Ribbons for costumes went to listed winners including John Ganshert and Arthur Moen, with accolades for various humorous hobos.
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Funay
John Ganshert
Arthur Moen
Judith Pinkow
John Webster
John Coole
Peggy Logeson
Lyman Davis
Cathy Casey
John Etter
Julene Simmons
Tommy Hunt
Violet Zentner
Pistol Mishap Wounds 13 Year Old in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee boy, 13, was wounded in four places by an accidental .22 revolver discharge. Michael Santos was reading on a studio couch when the gun fired, entering his cheek and neck then his left shoulder and armpit. Police say another child, unaware it was loaded, fired the weapon found in a dresser drawer where the mother had hidden it.
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Milwaukee
Michael Santos
Michael
John Santos
South Korea Ranks Among Top Tungsten Deposits
South Korea holds one of the world's largest tungsten ore deposits noted for its role in hardening steel. The ore's strategic value is linked to industrial and defense applications across major steel producers.
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South Korea
Dairy foods provide large share of nutrients in American diet
The National Dairy Council reports that average 1957 consumption totaled 695 pounds of milk per farm. Individual dairy purchases included 241 quarts fluid milk, 8.5 pounds butter, 7.8 pounds cheese, 15.1 pounds evaporated milk, 5.7 pounds nonfat dry milk, and more. Dairy contributed 26 percent of protein, 23.5 percent of fat, 77.6 percent of calcium, and about 48 percent of riboflavin while only 16.7 percent of calories in the national diet.
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National Dairy Council
America
Enterprise warship scrapped after auction bid
New York reports the famed aircraft carrier Enterprise, renowned as the fightingest carrier in World War II, has been auctioned for scrap. The apparent high bid was $561,133 by Lipsett Inc., a New York scrap metal firm.
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New York
Enterprise
Lipsett, Inc
Nixon and Knowland Clash on Adams and Policy
Vice President Nixon and Senator Knowland clash over Adams retirement and policy. Knowland backs earlier labor and anti labor positions while Nixon supports Eisenhower on Adams and a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act. The dispute feeds implications for California politics and 1960 GOP prospects.
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Washington
Nixon
William F. Knowland
Knowland
California
Senate
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
House
Democratic Digest
Moscow
Amazing Bargains in The Times Classified Daily
Daily Times classified ads showcase discounted items across categories. Readers can find furniture appliances clothing and more at reduced prices with quick routes to purchases and contact details.
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Times
Durand Hosts Full 4th of July Celebration
A Durand 4th of July program runs 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. with waterfights parade prizes for best baked foods fireworks street dancing amateur show games contests and concessions.
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Durand
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