Monroe Evening Times Stumbles Through Local News Note
The Monroe Evening Times carries a brief wire note from the Associated Press about local news, with standard agency attribution and circulation statement unreadable due to OCR garble. The fragment mentions Monroe Wisconsin and a March date, reflecting typical newspaper boilerplate.
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Associated Press
Inland Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
AP News
Aispatches
Monroe Beloit honored for ahead planning on streets and highways
The Wisconsin Department of Resource Development News features Monroe and Beloit for adopting a local streets and highways plan endorsed by the State Highway Commission. Early, cooperative planning enabled state trunk highway projects 11 59 69 and 81 to move forward, laying a long term roadmap and boosting future highway priority.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Department of Resource Development
Beloit
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Moritz Honored at Illinois University Convocation
Frearic A Moritz son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Moritz receives scholarship honors during a convocation at the University of Illinois Moritz noted for scholastic excellence and membership in the University of Illinois Football Band
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Frearic A. Moritz
Alvin Moritz
University of Illinois
Moritz
Dewey murder trial set for Sept 19 in Sycamore
After two location changes the trial of Russell Charles Dewey, 25, accused of murdering an 11 year old Rockford girl, is scheduled for September 19 in Circuit Court in Sycamore Illinois.
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Sycamore
Ill
Russell Charles Dewey
Rockford
Cal’s Corner highlights May 4-H gathering and livestock talks
County extension agents gathered to hear updates on hog marketing efficiency and livestock industry trends. Silverview 4-H Club joined a work bee at Truax cemetery in Mount Pleasant township, while Ring Test dairy farm figures contrasted 1951 1965. The 4-H FFA dairy livestock and tractor ed contest is set for May 21 at the fairgrounds with farm tours and judges. A Green County Youth report nears completion led by Larry Klassy.
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Calvin E. Kraemer
Fred Geisler
Vern Feltes
Dick Vilstrup
Quin Kolb
Animal Science Department
Vilstrup
Silverview 4-H Club
Truax
Mt. Pleasant Township
Fairgrounds
Oliver Miller
Sugar Valley Farms
Harry Williams
Ernie Wegmael
Jerry Zuhiker
Kendall Digman
Gene Rupnow
Rock County
Dave Wickert
University of Wisconsin
Larry Klassy
Monticello
Green County
Log Run at Platteville State University measures record
Platteville State University hosts the Log Run on April 28. Twenty three pledges completed the 5.2 mile relay in 48 minutes 50 seconds, beating the previous record of 49 minutes 16 seconds by 26 seconds. The sixteen foot leg started at the M mound and traversed city streets to the Student Union.
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Ine Lambda Owma Pimens
Platteville State University - Platteville
University Student Union
Parade of 15 bands highlights District Music Festival
BELLEVILLE special edition notes a parade tomorrow at 4 15 p m to climax the District Music Festival with 1 200 students from Orfordville South Wayne New Glarus Albany Juta Monticello Brodhead Arlie Blanchardville Beloit Turner and Belleville in band and choral events Eight mixed choruses nine junior high choruses and six glee clubs compete along with 15 bands Judges include Richard Wolf Albert Carr Vernon Pieper Walter Fandrich and Franklin Bushman for sight reading vocal and band categories.
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Orfordville
South Wayne
New Glarus
Albany
Juta
Monticello
Brodhead
Arle
Blanchardville
Beloit Turner
Belleville
Richard Wolf
Madison
Albert Carr
Carroll Gonzo
Harry ‘Gutknecht
Sauk Prairie
Vernon Pieper
Walter Fandrich
Franklin Bushman
Whitewater
Eisenhower deemed active after two day Walter Reed checkup
President Eisenhower’s doctors report him physically active and mentally alert after a two day check up at Walter Reed Hospital. The Monroe trackmen finished second in the Badger Conference track meet.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Monroe
Michigan strawberry crop hit by rust in 1946
Twenty years ago on May 13 1946 rust ravaged Michigan strawberry fields with heavy losses. Soft coal operators agreed to pay 3 million dollars in back holiday pay claimed by John L Lewis miners, unlocking talks on stalled contract issues.
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Michigan
John L. Lewis
Torch dancer sets San Francisco club ablaze in horror
Thirty years ago on May 13 1936 two men and two women died when a torch dancer’s act ignited a San Francisco night club turning it into a blazing collapse scene. Three former bank officers were later convicted by a federal court jury on three counts of banking law violations before the banking collapse in Detroit.
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San Francisco
Farm relief debate resumes as sixth Great Lake proposed
Forty years ago today on May 13 1926 the house reopened discussion on farm relief. A young engineer describes adding a sixth Great Lake to the existing chain as a far reaching scheme with potential nationwide impact.
German minister Clemens Delbrueck resigns over health
Fifty years ago today on May 13 1916 Dr Clemens Delbrueck vice chancellor and minister of the interior resigns due to ill health amid reports of German forces advancing in Macedonia and a possible push on Salonika by the army
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Clemens Delbrueck
Macedonia
Salonika
Amendments to rate bill defeated as LaFollette offers changes
Thirty-six hours of battle over the rate bill end with three of Sen LaFollette proposed amendments defeated. The piece notes the start of the season as Co. H heads to the range for target practice. Times Want Ads urged for readers to act.
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Sen. LaFollette
Co. H
Abby Advice Includes Household Habits and High School Social Climb
Readers seek guidance on a husband’s disruptive at home habits and a teen’s urge to fit into a social group. Dear Abby suggests addressing the nuisance and urges focus on studies and grooming while cautioning against chasing exclusion. A troubled mother questions how to intervene in her 19 year old son’s relationship with a 22 year old mother and the potential legal consequences of adultery.
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Abby
Igith
Hax
Monroe Volunteers Assist at VA Hospital
Monroe volunteers from American Legion Auxiliary assessed patients at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Madison on Thursday. Led by Charlotte Young and Helen Zilmer with Mrs. Ethel Jones, guest volunteer Mrs. Anna Marge thaler accompanied the group to visit Green County patients Robert Schulz Leon Strasser Fred Bahn Monroe Randolph Ammonson New Glarus and Charles Schwartz Warren Ill.
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Charlotte Young
Helen Zilmer
Ethel Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Administration Hospital
Madison
Anna ‘Margethaler
Green County
Robert Schulz
Leon Strasser
Fred Bahn
Monroe
Randolph —Ammonson
New Glarus
Charles Schwartz
Warren
Ill
New Price Structure On Milk Topic Set For May 16 Meeting
Timothy Mogan of the Pure Milk Association will address Honey Creek Watershed members at Ullom School at 8 p.m. Monday May 16. The audience is open to the public with a potluck lunch and personal place settings. Del Rohde notes the meeting.
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Honey Creek
Ullom School
Timothy Mogan
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
del Rohde
Darlington Hotel Sold to Brothers
Darlington’s sole hotel, the Darlington Hotel, was sold to brothers Robert and Charles Clayton of Darlington. They plan conversion to a furniture and appliance store after Aug 1. Current operator Bette Wilkowski, who ran it since 1951, noted high overhead and declining patronage as factors in the sale.
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Darlington
Bette Wilkowski
Robert
Charles Clayton
Lafayette County
Miss Wilkowski
Fred
Betty Mec
Graham
Representative John A Race to seek re election
Fond du Lac Democrat John A Race announced on Thursday he will seek a second term in Congress. The statement came during celebrations of his 12nd birthday, marking a personal milestone alongside political ambitions.
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Fond DU Lac
John A. Race
Congress
Farmers Protest Johnson Policies at Marathon City Sale
About 200 Marathon County farmers organized a dairy cow slaughter sale for May 17 in Marathon City to protest the Johnson Administration. Spokesmen cited higher cheddar import quotas and reduced butter purchases for the armed forces as motives. A prior sale near Pittsville sold 87 cattle, removing 87,000 pounds of cheese or 870,000 pounds of milk from the market.
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Marathon City
Wis
Wisconsin
Marahon County
Pittsville
Wood County
Teresa Goetz Named to University of Denver Dean's Honor Roll
Teresa Goetz daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Goetz of 1916 Lincoln Rd is named to the University of Denver College of Business Administration Dean's Honor Roll for the winter quarter. She joins 72 students with a minimum 3.67 GPA on a full-time academic load.
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Sliss
Teresa Goetz
Robert W. Goetz
Lincoln Rd
University of Denver College of Business Administration
Percy Kahn Dead at 35 Pianist and Composer
London obit notes pianist and composer Percy Kahn age 35 died Thursday. He accompanied Dame Nellie Melba Louisa Tetrazzini Richard Tauber and Mischa Elman and composed many songs.
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Percy Kahn
London
Dame Nellie Melba
Louisa, Tetrazzini
Richard Tauber
Kahn
Mischa Elman
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