Monroe Evening Times subscription rates and office hours
The Monroe Evening Times lists carrier and mail subscription prices for various regions, rates by year, and zones. It notes office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and provides subscriber notices about carrier delivery and missed papers.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson and
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Editorial prospects on U S Soviet trade shifts
U S negotiations may ease export limits on high tech to the Soviet Union while Moscow eases hurdles for Russian exports. Washington officials see limited risk if shipments avoid direct military use. Japanese talks show joint ventures take time. private U S investment would be slow to materialize. The Times notes Mailbag policy for letters.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Moscow
U.S
West
Europe
Japan
Times
Glancing 10 Years Ago Today March 24 1962
A Monroe student exchange bus departed for the South after a farewell at the high school. President Kennedy outlined protocol, scheduling a short trip from his weekend retreat to visit former President Eisenhower.
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Monroe
South
Kennedy
Eisenhower Mary Johnson
Progressive League
Wind Mills of Holland Easter Operetta by 60 Juniors
Back on March 24, 1922 a two act operetta Wind Mills of Holland will be presented by 60 junior high school students. Four Shropshire lambs are born on the B C Burcalow farm. Four children at the Patrick Galway home in Jordan Township are confined by scarlet fever. Gov John J Blaine's program to repeal the secrecy clause of the income tax law was defeated in both houses.
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Holland
B. C. Burcalow
Patrick Galway
Jordan Township
John J. Blaine
Hook & Ladder team wins bowling match at armory
On March 24 1912 Monroe Fire Department's Hook & Ladder team defeated the Knights of Columbus three games in a row at the armory bowling alleys tallying 143 pins the best score of the night. Clinton Stewart beat Judo restaurant to Walmer and Bessinger Albany. The school board accepted funds for a new steel ceiling in the library green room.
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Hook & Ladder
Monroe Fire Department
Knights of Columbus
Armory
Fire Laddies
Clinton
Stewart
Walmer and Bessinger
Albany
Board of Education
Farmers idling 37 million acres under 1972 plan
Washington reports farmers will idle about 37 million acres of corn sorghum and barley this year as part of government set aside aims. Enrollments for wheat and cotton also wrapped up on March 10 bringing total idled land to over 59 million acres under the program with price supports and payments for remaining crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Astrological Forecast for June 21 to July 21 Sign
Repress reckless social urges that may affect reputation today. Show boats are discouraged. Decorum and discernment guide actions. Horoscope divides into 12 sections with letter codes and a daily forecast based on sums. The method uses letter pairs AC BD CD DF EF F and GI HJ IM JM EL LP with a 4CER code.
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Dun
Today in History highlights events of March 24 across centuries
On this date in 1603 James VI of Scotland became James I of England, uniting crowns. Other notices include Rhode Island’s purchase in 1683, Spain recognizing the U.S. in 1783, Koch revealing tuberculosis germs in 1882, and Roosevelt backing Philippine independence in 1934.
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England
Scotland
James VI of
James I
Rhode Island
Spain
United States
Robert Koch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philippines
Tito
Mikahilovich
Alabama
Montgomery
Selma
Ala
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Calif
da Nang
South Vietnam
Laos
Steve McQueen
Byron Janis
Illinois Supreme Court Voids No-Fault Insurance Law
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling invalidating the state's no-fault auto insurance law on grounds that it discriminates against the poor. The ruling mentions the requirement for prompt payment of benefits to insureds without regard to fault, while preserving the right to sue. Judge Daniel A. Covelli of the Circuit Court commented in December.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois
Daniel A. Covelli
Circuit Court
Covelli
Supreme Court
Chicago
Thomas F. Reynolds
Illinois Insurance Information Service
Department of Insurance
Richard B. Ogilvie
General Assembly
Wisconsin Ranks Second in State Aid to Higher Education
A Washington state study reports Wisconsin ranks second among states in state aid to higher education as a share of per capita personal income. It also places Wisconsin seventh in per capita support and tenth in per student support, noting $1,758 per student and $19.15 per $1,000 of personal income.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Washington
Badger
Council On Higher Education
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
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Inland Daily Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
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NEA
Verona
Gen. MacArthur
Sen. Taft
Grant Ritter
Robert A. Taft
Green County
Alvin H. Babler
Colin Kelly
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Benjamin Cleveland
Borden Condensed Milk Company
Anglo- Swiss Condensed Milk Company
Brodhead
Humane Society
Carnegie Library
Super Auto Mart
Bernice Bede Osol
Leo
VIRGO
Sagittarius
IBRA
ORPIO
ICORN
Jarius
NEA, Inc
TCIM
Along For
Whig
Commercial & Savings Bank
Browntown
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