Monroe Evening Times notices and subscription details
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Winnebago
Green, Lanny ‘Sie
Jows, Dave
Rock
Wisconsin
Davies, Stephenson
Monroe Evening Times
Glancing Back Sept 5 1962 and 50 Years Ago Today
A collage of historical notes recalls a 1962 plane crash near Ravenna Ohio claiming thirteen lives the largest U S industrial aviation disaster to date. It also notes Monroe public schools enrollment 1885 and St Victor’s 356, a stalled 12th Street traffic plan, a 1996 dedication at New Glarus, and local civic appointments.
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Ravenna
Ohio
D. J. Huenink
Monroe
St. Victor's
12Th St
Carpenter's Hall
Philadelphia
William Penn
Grace Church Street
London
Portsmouth
N.H
Rheims
United States
Wake Island
Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
United Nations
US Atomic Energy Commission
John F. A. Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Leonard Bernstein
Freedom to travel versus totalitarian control
Editorial discusses the right to travel as a test of democracy, contrasting American freedom with emigration limits in Cuba and Soviet Russia. It cites Cuba’s gusanos and Russia’s brain drain, linking travel rights to broader decency of governments. It notes historical milestones and anniversaries relevant to 1972.
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Canada
Mexico
U.S
Cuba
Miami
Russia
Oldest Great Quake? New Madrid 1811 Study Reveals
Southern Illinois University student Wayne Viitanen concludes the 1811 New Madrid earthquake was the era’s worst in the United States based on eyewitness records from four states. The Mississippi River surged, islanded mud flats formed, and the river reportedly flowed backward while towns were wiped out over a vast area. fewer than 100 settlers and Native Americans died.
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United Tes
San Francisco
New Madrid
Ill
Southern Illinois University
Wayne Viitanen
Mississippi
Boston
Viitanen
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Primary light voting hints at Republican nominees in 1912
Sixty years ago Dept 5 notes a very light Tuesday primary vote with J W Stewart for county clerk H L Ball for sheriff and F E Corson for register of deeds as possible nominees under the second choice provision. One person is dead 11 missing and 1000 homeless after a Ocean Park California fire.
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J W. Stewart
H. L. Ball
F. E. Corson
Register of ‘Deeds
Ocean Park
California
Death in two hours claims two relatives of J H Leehey
On September 5 1902 hunting licenses were issued to John E Blumer Gottfred Theiler Nicholas Burg George C Steinman William Voegeli Henry Voegeli and Jacob Neidley The grim messenger of death visited the home of J H Leehey twice within two hours claiming Henry Schilling and later Edward Leehey brothers of Mr Leehey The property loss cited reaches 3 million dollars.
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John E. Blumer
Gottfred Theiler
Nicholas Burg
George C. Steinman
William Voegeli
Henry Voegeli
Jacob Neidley
J. H. Leehey
Henry Schilling
Leehey
Edward
Details and Discipline Keep Duties From Slipping
A firm reminder that thorough work prevents loose ends. Unglamorous chores and routine tasks demand attention, order, and steady discipline to ensure all duties are completed.
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