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Monroe Evening Times
Editorials built in safeguards of jury trials
The article reflects on the Chicago conspiracy trial jury's divisions and verdicts. It notes eight jurors believed most defendants guilty on some counts while others urged acquittal or conviction limits. It cites dueling views on law, constitutionality, and the role of ordinary courts versus street justice, concluding the trial reinforced safeguards of the U.S. judicial system.
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Chicago
America
Ll the Cossacks
Winter Palace
Virginia lawmaker seeks ban on Carry Me Back to Old Virgini a
A Virginia legislator calls to abolish the state song Carry Me Back to Old Virgin ia citing the word darky as an insult and reminder of slavery. He argues the shame belongs to the enslaver, not the enslaved, prompting a public controversy over history and memory.
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Virginia
Sub regional basketball wins and local 1950s events noted
A montage of 1940s and 1950s local notes covers a high school boys basketball victory 46 to 44, a $35,200 federal grant for Monroe airport, a cheese factory sale for 3075 dollars, a pastoral counseling institute, Lions club talks on faith, voter discussions ahead of Citizenship Day, enlistment and uniforms, a high school league trophy, a new store location, a launch project on the Pecatonica river, and rising live sheep prices in Chicago market.
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al Areaa
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Pion
Victory
Monroe Municipal
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
US. Army
Lee Mitchell
Edgerton
Walter Wittenwyler
Monroe
Monroe's
2Iers
George H. Voelkh
New Glarus High School
Brodhead
Belleville
Seventeenth Avenue
William Campbell
Argyle
Pecatonica River
Chicago
Dixon
George Jones
Browntown Socials and Sunday Guests Across Town
Mrs Theda Mau hosted Browntown gatherings with Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller her parents and brothers and several area families visiting from Stoughton Monroe Baraboo and Winslow ILL Randy Rockow and Jeffrey Lueck visited home over the weekend Meanwhile drives to Monroe for an Eastern Star school instruction and regional visits feature in this community social roundup with multiple hosted dinners and dinners and weekend calls from Florida to Mas.
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Clarence Miller
Richard Ellis Sr
Earl Ellis
Stoughton
Ray Ellis
Monroe
Paul Young
Baraboo
Dale Young
Bruce Young
Platteville
Bennie Bernet Monroe
Floyd Krause
Robert — Indergand
Cora Bock
B. E. Maddrell
Barbara Chapman
Clara Simmons
South Wayne
Order of the Eastern Star
Donald Sellow
Lillian Haas
Winslow
Ill
Mabel Lee
Ruth Fritz
Freeport
Marvin Sandley
Randy Rockow
Leon Rockows
Platteville State University
Bennie Bernet
Alvin Bernets
Monticello
Gary Ols
Gary Gibson
James Goonan
Robert Glennie
Lyman Davis
Ross Vincent
Ronald Judd
Milledgeville
Sheila Foulker
Ronald Brandt
Randy
Awalt Lueck
Hubert Rockow
Ray Mon
Ray Montgomery
Mas
Nathan Lindsay
Florida
William Starke
Monmouth
Lester Strahm
Russell Matzke
Juda
John Chambers
Leo Filfiker
First Methodist Church
Madison
Louis Jordan
Delavan
Martha Goecks
Sakley
William Arn
Larry Arn
Debbie
Readers discuss anti obscenity bill and SOS campaign
A letter to the editor urges support for Senator Dirksen's anti obscenity bill and a national SOS campaign to curb pornographic material in mail and media. The note cites Readers Digest guidance and invites readers to write to SOS for EV in Washington DC. The rest of the column lists local social notices and obituaries from Argyle and nearby towns.
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Sen. Dirksen
Supreme Court
S.O.S
Wash
D.C
Readers Digest
Richard Gordee Argyle
Wis
Death and dates span 50 to 70 years back in Monroe
The item recounts Ephraim Kelly a Monroe pioneer dies as a stage driver before railroads and a feed stable operator. It notes the American consul building in Zurich partly destroyed by an anarchist bomb. A March 9 1900 social note covers Bert Wells hosting the Jolly Three Dozen club. It mentions Col Traxler descendants in Wisconsin tied to Spanish reimbursements and Traxler’s Swiss noble estate.
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Ephriam Kelly
Monroe
Zurich
Switzerland
Bert Wells
Jolly Three Dozen Club
Wisconsin
Col Traxler
Spain
Col. Traxler
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Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
G. M. Gunderson
Wiota
Lions Club
City Hotel
Archie W. Morrow
al Dillingofski
Horicon
Browntown
Mrs
Theda Mau
Nathan Garwell
Floyd Frenchs
Times
Mabel E. Bauer
Janesville
Kay Gempler
Luella Wunschel
Wayne Gemplers
William F. Matzke
Mary Matzke
Lola Walters
Mazie Walters
Withee Nursing Home
Jay Nenneman
Orangeville
Verl Boyer
Gilbert Abraham
Scott Abraham
Christine Zimmerman
Leonard Stabenow
Marvin Shippy
Michigan
Stabenow
Ann Arbor
William Blough
Stephanie Ann
Shipp’s
Leslie Stabenow
Jackson
Mich
Floyd Flannery
Lawrence O’ren
Oak River
Marlwood
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