Monroe Evening Times and publication details
Notice outlining newspaper name Monroe Evening Times founded in 189% by Emery A. Odell with daily except Sunday paper. Includes address Monroe Wisconsin 53566 and AP Inland Daily Press Association Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League affiliations. Subscription rates and delivery guidance for carriers and mail subscribers are provided.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
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Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Monroe
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Northwest governors back Nixon despite Vietnam worries
Editors Bruce Biossat interviews Washington's Dan Evans and Oregon's Tom McCall who say Nixon remains better positioned than many expect amid a sharp Vietnam push. They cite strong regional backing, improving Boeing orders, growing lumber output, and wheat sales to Asia while noting unemployment remains high.
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Olympia
Wash
Nea
Dan Evans
Washington
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
North Vietnam
Pacific Northwest
Evans
Vietnam
McCall
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
McGovern
Washington State
Washington-Oregon
Japan
Taiwan
China
Boeing Aircraft Company
North Vietnam Loaded for Massive Offensive Says Aviation Week
The AVWeek analysis details a three pronged push by Hanoi in the northern South Vietnam provinces with over 14 regular divisions committed and Soviet supplied tanks 130 mm artillery 100 mm radar guns antitank missiles and Strela missiles. The U S responds with a large aerial interdiction force exceeding 700 aircraft in the largest strike effort since 1968.
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South Vietnam
Aviation Week
Space Technology Magazine
Hanoi
Robert Hotz
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Strela
United States
Hotz
Johnson
White House
Quang Tri
Dear Abby Advice and Reader Questions
A reader confesses infidelity feelings and plans to leave her husband with six children, asking for guidance. Abby advises seeking trusted counsel and cautions against leaving, highlighting the harm to the family. Additional letters cover social awkwardness, grandmother labels, and illegal child punishment, with Abby offering practical, nonjudgmental responses.
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Abby
Historic events on May 24 span oceans and centuries
On May 24 in various years, Manhattan was purchased from Indigenous people for goods, Queen Victoria was born, the US first passenger railroad began, Morse transmitted the first telegraph message, the Brooklyn Bridge opened, Bismarck sank Hood with 1300 deaths, Walter Reuther’s brother was wounded, Scott Carpenter orbited Earth, U Thant halted a Cairo visit as Middle East tensions rose, Podgorny visited Egypt. Births include Wilbur Mills and Bob Dylan. Thought for today notes a zoo analogy by Oliver Herford.
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Queen Victoria
Britain
London
United States
Baltimore
Elliott's Mills
Samuel F. B. Morse
Washington
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Bismarck
Hood
North Atlantic
Walter Reuther
Victor Reuther
Detroit
M. Scott Carpenter
Earth
United Nations
U Thant
Cairo
U.N
Middle East
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Egypt
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Bob Dylan
Oliver Herford
Kiwanis Safe Driver Award Named to Le Claire Bidlingmaier
Glancing Back Day 24 notes Le Claire Bidlingmaier of Winslow received the annual Kiwanis Club safe driver award for the year. The item also covers a May 24, 1952 church ordination, local education notes, and various historical brief items from Monroe including a potato shortage, alumni elections, and a 1922 report on finance and events.
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le Claire Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Kiwanis Club
William R. Stuckey
Monroe School
Scott Carpenter
Atlantic
George C. Wirz
Monroe
Maidson
St. Victor’s
Planning group dinner and talk at Dominican Center
A planning group will hold a dinner meeting on May 30 at the Dominican Education Center in Sinsinawa. Hanford Olson of the U S Economic Development Administration will outline economic development planning. A facility tour and center objectives will be discussed. The business session starts at 7 30 pm.
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Dominican Education Center
Sinsinawa
Hanford Olson
U.S. Economic Development Administration
Summer Behind-The-Wheel Driving Classes Offered
The Monroe Adult and Vocational School will offer summer behind-the-wheel driving lessons for adults 18 and older with a driving permit. For details contact James Barthof, driving instructor, at phone 325.
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Monroe Adult & Vocational School
James Barthof
Monticello Social Notes From Monday Evening
Mrs. Yolanda Richards visited Mrs. Frances Weismiller in Madison Monday evening. Supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lemon of Madison. Evening callers included Mrs. Richards and her daughter Ronda.
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Yolanda Richards
Frances Weismiller
Madison
Elmer Lemon
Luther Lemon
Miss Ronda
Ray Clinger
James Boisen
Edward Boisen
Herbert Burgy
Monroe
Fred Burgy
Mary Peterson
Frank Riese
Edward Riese
St. Clare Hospital
Donald Luchsinger
Frank Dorney
Lynne
Tina May
Oak Park
Ill
Ray Luchsinger
Gene
Linda
John Wright
Carol Luchsinger
Wrights
Thomas Brusveen
Sylvia Rosen
Beloit
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