Monroe Evening Times Announces Subscriptions and Delivery Tips
The Monroe Evening Times outlines subscription rates for city carriers and mail outside Monroe, with regional and out of state options. It also lists office hours, contact phone, and notices for carrier and mail subscribers to report missed deliveries.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
United States
Monroe Evening Times
Agnew faced daunting task if elevated to presidency
If Nixon resigns amid Watergate, Vice President Agnew would inherit a crippled, high stakes government. He would must rapidly assemble a new White House staff and cabinet, fill 50 major posts, and seek Senate confirmation for a new vice president under the 25th Amendment, with potential holdovers and heavy political peril.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
U.S
Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Albert Fall
Teapot Dome
Coolidge
Donald Rae
Charles Evans Hughes
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Harry Daugherty
House
Senate
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Memorial Day Glories In Greenwood Amid Tragedy In Monroe
A Memorial Day observance in Monroe features flags at Greenwood Cemetery for war veterans including British armyman William E Sumner. Norman E Klentz a Monroe high school senior died when crushed by a tractor in an unrelated incident. May 31 1933 notes list Green County service members and memorial addresses followed by horoscopes and weather notes.
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Greenwood Cemetery
William E. Sumner
Norman E. Klentz
Monroe High School
the Times
Green County
Earl L. Dockhorn
Walter J. Zimmerman
Donald S. Beach
Jake Paul Gerber
Raymond Matzke
Byron R. Bennett Jr
David J. Riley
Alvin C. Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Lake Leota
Bruce M. Blum
Monroe
Monroe High School Class Day Speakers Named
The 1903 graduation schedule lists Miss Lottie A. Churchill delivering the valedictory and Miss Stella M. Pengra giving the salutatory at class day exercises. Arthur Benkert will address the undergraduates. Milwaukee’s population is stated as 315000 to 320000.
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Lottie A. Churchill
Stella M. Pengra
Monroe High School
Arthur Benkert
Milwaukee
May 31 1973 in History Highlights and Events
Highlights for May 31 include events from 1910 the Union of South Africa founded 1793 the Reign of Terror begins in the French Revolution 1889 Johns Town flood deaths 2000 1916 Jutland naval battle 1943 French squadron joins Allies 1951 Radio Moscow claim of Rosing inventing TV 1962 Eichmann executed 1960s Vatican Pope illness 5 years ago De Gaulle cabinet revamp 1 year ago Nixon meets Polish leaders in Warsaw
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Union of South Africa
Johnstown
Jutland
Denmark
Alexandria
Egypt
Radio Moscow
Boris Rosing
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
John XXIII
France
Charles de Gaulle
Nixon
Warsaw
Proxmire urges Haig to resign from Army or White House post
Sen. William Proxmire demands Gen. Alexander Haig quit his Army commission or leave the acting White House chief of staff role. He accuses Haig of violating military tradition by entering politics, warning it risks democratic process and sets a dangerous precedent for officers in domestic affairs.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Army
White House
Haig
Wisconsin Democrat
Snowmobile group opposes Bill 350 in darkness ban
The Board of Directors of the Assn. of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs condemns Senate Bill 350 as discriminatory for prohibiting snowmobile operation at night. They warn the bill would need to cover all motorized conveyances to be fair and urge lawmakers to drop the measure.
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The
Assn. of Wisconsin
Neenah
Snowmobile clubs urge action against Senate Bill 350
Don Smith, Director of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs in Janesville, urges members and independent snowmobilers to oppose Senate Bill 350. He argues snowmobiling is humane, compares night accident rates to auto crashes, and calls for building snowmobile trails and facilities rather than restricting the sport.
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Madison
Don Smith
Wis
Janesville
Faculty Offers Pay Cut to Save UW Stevens Point Jobs
UW Stevens Point officials said 28 professors from the English and history departments proposed reduced salaries and adjusted workloads to preserve faculty positions amid budget cutbacks. Vice Chancellor Gordon Haferbecker noted the plan could extend to other divisions.
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Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin
Gordon Haferbecker
Uw-Stevens Point
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