Monroe Evening Times history and subscriber notice
Founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell the Monroe Evening Times is a daily publication with AP Inland Daily Press Association and ABC affiliations. Office hours are 830 am to 5 pm Saturday to noon and subscribers are advised to contact their carrier or the paper if deliveries are missed.
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Monroe Evening Times
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Youth conference aims to harness potentials of youth
Stephen Hess, head of the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth, outlines three goals: maximize youth involvement in government, reveal quality of life among youth, and foster meaningful dialogue with government. He cites media distortion and proposes a two-part conference with a voluntary national service corps linked to the GI Bill.
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Stephen Hess
White House
U.S. News & World Report
Hess
Gallup
Roger Kahn
Morningside Heights
Kahn
Columbia University
Nixon
New Measure for Poor Costs $6,567 Yearly to Live Poorly
A U S Bureau of Labor Statistics survey across 39 cities finds the bare minimum to be poor is $6,567 annually. It notes a two child family at low wage levels slips further and even a middle income earner faces constraints. It cites Anchorage residents needing $19,035 to live decently at the Aurora Borealis rate.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
America
Anchorage
Alaska
Aurora Borealis
Monseigneur Wirz elevated by pope in Monroe
Glimpses through time note Rev George O Wirz of Monroe is raised to monsignor by Pope John XXIII. Other items recall a Santa Fe train crash near Bakersfield that killed at least 14 as rescue crews cut through twisted wreckage and a two trailer oil truck ignited the scene.
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Monroe
George O. Wirz
John XXIII
Bakersfield
Calif
Chicago
March 3 1930 to 1900s Mailbag snippets and notices
A collage of vintage notices and letters recounting March weather shifts, church appointments in Evansville, Taft’s illness, bank records in Monroe, militia muster, local commerce, health ticket reforms, and reader letters praising youth, church music, and public service.
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Raymond Mahoney
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Evansville
St. Victor’s
E.C. McCollow
Thomas Dempsey
William Howard Taft
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Otto Priewe
Cadiz
Frank Staver
John Eley
Holloway Auto Co
Wilkie
Oshkosh
Green County
Adtaker
Emil Rufener
Grace Lutheran
Mrs
Don Pehl Gratiot
Sariner Neuschwander Funeral Home
Earl Hager
Herbert Booth
Commercial and Savings Bank
Golden Shield Savings
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