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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
2
A community center designated as an emergency operating center is locked and unavailable to the public on alert days. Critics note that downtown shelters must be open 24 hours to provide continuous protection during disasters.
The editors acknowledge unsigned letters about unread FFA banquet photos and explain publication delays due to heavy photo workloads. They emphasize their commitment to photo journalism and plan to publish more FFA images and future trips, noting Scout and Argyle events may appear later this month.
Illinois officials report the Rock River Chapter of the American Red Cross has collected 49575 as of yesterday for Tornado Belvidere relief. Donations are urged to be sent to 727 Church St Rockford Illinois.
Arthur Benninger 76 a Lena restaurant operator died Monday in Freeport Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Leamon Funeral Home with burial in Lena Burial Park. Survivors include son Willard sisters Adele Jane Bertsch and Lydia Bertsch and brother Bert with two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Glancing back ten years to funeral services for Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in the U S Senate. Gambler Frank Costello shot but suffers only a minor wound. The first step toward organizing a Key Club Kiwanis sponsored ship aimed at high school boys was taken at the school under Herbert Ainsworth.
Twenty years ago a nightlong riot erupted in the Army disciplinary barracks at Fort Leavenworth involving military prisoners. Harold Leutzinger, 23, sustained a broken leg in a motorcycle mishap. Teasdale resigns as principal of the Green County Normal School.
The Next Room by Ruth Carmichael will be shown before Monroe Little Theater members on Tuesday evening. Director Mrs. Mina Williams Etter appears in a principal role, with cast members Miss Eula Peden Frank Noesen Randal J. Elmer Hollis Elmer and Maurine Bruni.
May 3 1927 item notes Fred Roth repurchases the Monroe hotel from S S Swan son. Also reports the death of Hassel Thompson, civil war veteran, at Winslow.
Fifty years ago on May 3 1917 Turner Hall Opera House hosts two performances of the senior class play My Friend from India The Athena Literary Society elects Theodora Stuckey as president.
60 Years Ago Today May 3 1907 Mr and Mrs Ernest Reger and their son of Blanchardville depart for a two month stay in Switzerland A O White principal of schools at South Wayne named principal at Argyle Forepaugh Circus to take winter quarters in Baraboo the third show to do so.
A unusual case describes a so called Lost Act where a missing instrument or document triggers an intriguing legal anomaly. Officials note the situation centers on ownership and retrieval rights, with guardians seeking clarity on subsequent steps.
Alderman Monroe Tschudy writes to Evan C. Chambers explaining his stance on relocating Highway 69 through Monroe. He recalls a April 1967 Board of Public Works meeting and notes his recent appointment as property committee chair, alongside Chambers' prior position as chair.
Robert E. Tschudy, Alderman of the Third Ward, defends the property committee from sole blame for proposed expenditures. He urges in-depth study before a final commitment and notes the past chairman may best answer questions due to experience on the council.
John W. Steinmann of Monticello argues in a letter to the editor that King’s advocacy and followers undermine dignity and self-respect, labeling King’s actions treasonable and criticizing fellow readers for supporting violence and socialist aims. He cites Dr King’s remarks, references the Vietnam era, and warns against Communist influence.
A nutritionist explains energy as the power to do work and identifies milk as nature’s most nearly perfect food providing vitality. The piece urges keeping milk on hand for daily work and energy.
Eight adults were given an ounce of alcohol after drinking 1 percent milk. Blood alcohol concentration dropped by half. five were sober and three mildly sleepy. Without milk the level was much higher and all eight showed signs of inebriation. Do we have the basis here.
The text explains the milk group foods like a quart of milk a wedge of cheese and ice cream provide calcium protein and vitamins. Adults need two or more servings daily children three or more teens four or more and daily eating should include breakfast lunch and dinner with calories from carbohydrates and fats meeting energy needs while proteins support tissue building.
Bolivia’s Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake, stands at 12,506 feet above sea level making it a notable geographic landmark.
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