Monroe Evening Times founder and publishing details
The Monroe Evening Times is described as a daily newspaper founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell 1871 1953 with standard circulation and service notes. It lists post office filing as second class matter March 2 1879 and includes AP Inland Daily Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League memberships with subscription and mail rules and office hours.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Editorials Red Power Stirs US Policy Shifts
Editorial argues a Soviet advantage could force a major shift in U S foreign strategy. A nuclear stalemate would curb U S action, risk detente with the Soviet Union, and empower Moscow aligned states to challenge borders. By 1975 to 1982 some officials warned Russia could lead in ICBMs and naval power, ending U S supremacy.
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U.S
Vietnam
Ussr
Free World
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Russia
Glancing Back May 13 1901 14 Monroes 21 firsts 13 seconds
Glancing back highlights notable events from May 13 1901 to May 14 1919. It notes John F Kundert dying of cancer at 60, Ivan Monroe High School music teams winning state honors with 2000 students, and various historical items including WWII era and local civic notes.
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John F. Kundert
Lay
Ivan Monroe
Monroe
Wisconsin
Defense Marshall
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Lions Club Organizes in New Glarus Heads 1951 election
Forty years ago on May 13 residents formed the Lions Club in New Glarus with Joe H. Hoesly elected president and Albert Schlatter as vice president. A. J. Theiler became second vice, Charles A. Howard third, P. M. Chaimson tail twister, Werner Zentner lion tamer, H. A. Becker treasurer, and E. N. listed as world mourns the death of David Belasco, director and producer.
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Joe H. Hoesly
Lions Club
New Glarus
Albert Schlatter
A. J. Theiler
Charles A. Howard
P. M. Chaimson
Werner Zentner
H. A. Becker
E. N. World
David Belasco
Wisconsin Senate drama marks end of sensational primary bill debate
Seventy years ago today on May 14 1901 Wisconsin lawmakers closed a session after a sensational senate floor scene over a controversial primary election bill. The report notes a Young Fanny Davenport company of seven performed in Wells Opera House while Argyle planned to receive night telephone service.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Fanny Davenport
Wells Opera House
Argyle
Next Week's Menus Across Argyle Juda and Albany
Argyle offers a week of meals including hot dogs with sides and desserts. Juda features casseroles pork patties turkey and biscuits while Albany serves hot dogs tater tot casserole spaghetti and pizza burgers with milk each day.
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Albany
Roseleip pushes four lane plan for Southwest Wisconsin roads
State Senator Gordon W. Roseleip introduces two Senate bills to upgrade Highway 18 from Dodgeville to Prairie du Chien and Highway 151 to the Wisconsin Iowa border as four lane freeways. He also seeks widening Highway 81 from Monroe to its junction with Highway 20 north of Dubuque, Iowa, with completion hoped by 1976.
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Roseleip
Dodgeville
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Iowa
Plave
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Senate
Highway Commission
Monroe
Argyle
Dubarty
Verona
Monroe Students Tour Blackhawk Vo Tech Tour
45 Monroe High School juniors and seniors toured Blackhawk Vocational and Technical School in Beloit and Janesville. Accompanied by guidance counselor James Ha and Mrs. Joseph Rieraldo they visited Beloit and Janesville campuses and the Aircraft Center at Rock County Airport.
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Lackhawk Vocational and Technical School
Monroe High School
Beloit
Janesville
James Ha
Joseph Rieraldo
Rock County
Mother Daughter FHA Banquet Held at New Glarus
Sixty four members mothers and guests attended the Mother Daughter FHA banquet at Robies Yodel Club. Corsages were given to each mother and guest. New officers were installed including president Suzanne Hanna and vice president Sue Legler. Delegates to the state convention in June were Suzanne Hanna Sue Legler Margaret Schindler and Mitzi Zimmerman.
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Olga Soper
Hulda Mortenson
Hanna Hoxie
June Geele
Rockford
Ruth Westmoreland
San Maria
Calif
Willard Soper
Glenn Soper
Darlington
Francis Smith
Blanchardville
Smith
Virgil Skattum
Ruth
Stanley Smith
Marla Jean
Lewis L. Shattum
Gary Soper
John
Mary Soper
Paul Miau
Madison
Marie Richter
Freeport
Harvey Hanson
Jerry Wyllenbach
Clara Weinschenk
Clarence Milestone
Shullsburg
John Orchard
Kim
Michael Flanagan
Richard Flanagan
Loves Park
Ill
Robert Bredeson
Holly
Beloit
New Glarus
Robie’s Yodel Club
Henry Opferman
Fred Rebly
Millard ‘Tschudy
Elmer Collins
Edwin Maurer
Alfred Aiken
Ray Wurgler
Linda Ufken
Mitzi Zimmerman
Suzanne Hanna
Elaine Wamstad
Sue Legler
Angie Ott
Debbie Nevil
Alice Wurgler
Vicki Leonhardt
Linda Aiken
Margaret Schindler
Program on Children's Treatment Center Planned Tuesday at Bank
In observance of Mental Health Month the Green County Association for Mental Health presents a program about the Wisconsin Children's Treatment Center at 8 p.m. Tuesday May 18 in the First National Bank Community Room Monroe. CTC director of nursing Mrs. Isabel Schleicher will show a 35 minute color and sound movie and answer questions about mental illness in children and the Center’s role in treatment training and research. The Center faced 1969 controversy over possible closure and merger with Mendota State Hospital.
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Green County Association For Mental Health
Wisconsin
First National Bank
Monroe
Isabel Schleicher
CTC
Mendota State Hospital
Wisconsin Association For Mental Health
Gcamh Board of Directors
No Spring Pre Registration Needed at UW for Fall Term
UW Registrar Thomas Hoover announced there will be no spring pre registration this year for fall term. Fall mass registration on campus is set for Sept 7–10 with August mailing of instructions and timetables to continuing students. Priority for assignment committees will target graduate, law, medical students and seniors on Sept 7 at 10 a.m.
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Thomas H. Hoover
Hoover
SOAR
Social Security Manager Announces Medicare Rule Changes
John W. O'Brien of the Janesville Social Security Office announces new Medicare hospital deductibles and per day charges varying by stay length and facility type. The changes raise the daily costs for hospital stays and extended care, with adjustments tied to annual reviews of hospital costs and a lifetime reserve deduction.
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John W. O’brien
Janesville
O’brien
Medicare
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