Monroe Evening Times notice of postage, subscriptions, and rates
The Monroe Evening Times issues subscription details and office hours. It lists carrier and mail rates for various regions, notes delivery guidance, and reminds subscribers to contact their carrier or the office if papers are missed.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe mother dies in home fire during heat suffocation
A Monroe mother of two, Mrs. Virgil Bowman, 38, died in a morning house fire on the west side of the city. The fire caused intense heat and suffocation as it swept through her home.
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Monroe
Virgil Bowman
Monona Grove
Carol Jeanne
Dan Counselman
Monroe and Green County News Snippets and Incident Summary
A collage of brief items notes Green County forecaster Roy Ties predicting 43 heavy snowfalls, a group shredding corn for Glenn R. Benkert recovering from knee surgery, and a cheese industry tax hearing in Washington with Albert H. Stoldt Roy F. Burmeister and W. Roy Kopp. Also reported: Harrison Noble’s body found after being dragged under a train, Fred J. Bolender reelected Monroe Welfare Assn. chair, historic cost of Green County relief, the C-2 dirigible fire at Brooks Field, city ordinance limiting heavy loads on public square streets, Lloyd George’s resignation, local confirmations at St Victor and St Mary churches, school safety fears near New Glarus over supposed gypsy sightings, and a Brink’s truck incident in Cincinnati with pennies spilled on the expressway.
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Green County
Roy Ties
Brodhead
Glenn R. Benkert
Albert H. Stoldt
Roy F. Burmeister
Monroe
W. Roy Kopp
Platteville
Washington
Harrison Noble
South Wayne
Bottled water debate at Miami Beach convention
Eric F. Johnson of the American Water Works Association told bottlers that tap water safety remains key and that bottled water should not claim danger. He noted many bottled waters may not meet federal standards yet are safe, urging mutual goals of better water for people.
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Spiro Agnew
American Water Works Association
American Bottled Water Association
Miami Beach
Eric F. Johnson
Johnson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Editorials Oh education sting by Don Oakley
The Ohio Board of Education issues guidelines to keep public school officials within recent student rights rulings. It protects wearing buttons badges armbands and other symbols yet allows limits when a disruption to education is imminent. The piece questions legality of actions against armbands non allegiance pledges or certain salutes and anticipates further court clarification.
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Board of Education
State of
Ohio
Navaho medicine men funded under Medicare program
Psychic magazine reports that the National Institute of Mental Health has funded Navaho medicine man training for three years. The piece notes the medicine man as a combined priest and doctor who provide psychological and physical care, contrasting it with white medical care and criticizing Medicare for limiting such support.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Psychic Magazine
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By Don Oakley
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