Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell provides daily local news with AP and IDPA affiliations. Subscription options include carrier 60 cents weekly within Monroe and annual mail rates 24 dollars in Monroe area or 18 dollars in select Wisconsin and Illinois counties, 24 dollars elsewhere. Office hours stated and subscriber notice instructions included.
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
United States
Energy crisis blamed on slow policy and poor research
Editorial argues the energy crisis stems from bipartisan neglect and overcaution. It criticizes presidents Congresses regulators and industry for underfunding and delaying research into new energy sources and safer pollution standards, urging defined standards and accelerated development to avert future shortages.
Magellan Reaches Pacific On Nov 28 1520
On this November 28 1520 the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan reached the Pacific Ocean after passing through the strait named for him. Other historical notes include Britain and France recognizing Hawaii’s independence in 1843 and a Tehran wartime summit in 1943 with Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Pacific Ocean
South American
Britain
France
Hawaii
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Tehran
Glancing Back: Kennedy Memorial and Local Anniversaries
Glancing back at events from 10, 20, and 30 years ago notes Kennedy’s Arlington vigil and Johnson’s pledge to translate ideals into action. It also marks Tschudy’s double milestone, a church opening, early service details, deer tag issuance, and broad mobilization in January.
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John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Johnson
Senate
House
Horoscope Roundup for November 29 1973
Aries to Pisces share insights for the day and coming period. A note about new friendships, mobility, and lifted restrictions appears in the Enterprise feature.
Civil Works Plan Aims To Free Farms From Mud
Forty years ago today Nov 28 1933 plans drafted at the court house envision aiding inaccessible farms with the civil works program to lift them from the mire. A federal court jury acquitted Roger Touhy and three Chicagoans in the William Hamm Jr kidnapping case and guards maintained armed stations at the courthouse.
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Court House
Roger Touhy
Klan Criticism Heard From Preachers In Universalist Service
On November 28 1923 at the Universalist Church in Stoughton Rev J M Rasnake denounced the Ku Klux Klan calling it a danger to America and warning that 100 percent American masked identity would be worse. Rev N E McLaughlin also spoke at the service.
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Ku Klux Klan
America
J. M. Rasnake
Stoughton
Universalist Church
N. E. McLaughlin
Wireless news service sped on Lackawanna Limited
Sixty years ago on November 28 1913 newspapers nationwide sought data and photos of the wireless telegraph experiments tied to the Lackawanna Limited train between New York and Buffalo as it sped at 60 miles per hour. The Scranton Times and Lackawanna railroad officials coordinated the coverage from Stoughton Church.
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Telegraph and Cable
Country
Europe
Scranton Times
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna’s Limited
New York
Buffalo
How State Officers Are Nominated Speech at High School
On November 28, 1903 A C Dodge addressed the high school on how state officers are nominated. A fire heavily damaged the Levi Kleckner and Frank Gasser family house after an attic-origin blaze. Monroe High School lost to Beloit High 29 to 0 after a hard fought contest.
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A. C. Dodge
Levi Kleckner
Frank Gasser
Monroe High School
Beloit
Was Archibald Cox naive honesty worst policy axiom
Former prosecutor Archibald Cox is labeled naive for admitting he leaked privileged information about the White House pressure in the 1972 ITT case. The piece argues leaders avoid admitting errors to maintain public images, citing Spiro Agnew and George Romney, and notes public prefers steadfast images over admission of fault.
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New York
NEA
Watergate
Archibald Cox
White House
ITT
Cox
Washington
Hermann Goering
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Benjamin Franklin
Harold Kooden
Kooden
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
America
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Nathalia Crane
Fiorello LaGuardia
John the XXIII
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Middle East
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North Slope
U.S
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
THE
Iran
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Health
Tschudy
Jake
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
6Th Street
Richard F. Hulburt
Donald H. V. Hallock
Green County
War Manpower Commission
Uncle Sam
County Selective Service Board
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Enterprise Fea
Lincoln
Sybil Teehan
Stoughton Church
By Tom Tiede
First National Bank of Monroe
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