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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
9
In postwar Germany 250000 U S troops live behind barbed wire and avoid local life. Language gaps and customs fuel friction as GIs and Germans clash over courtesy, housing and social contact. A soldier letter complains of one sided respect while officials note growing familiarity with time.
A decade ago the nation’s major railroads operated 21,200 steam locomotives. Today those lines own fewer than 80 of the historic engines as diesel and electric traction dominate the system.
New York Frank Gorman a 26 year old Navy lieutenant won the U S Olympic three meter springboard trials with 841 95 points defeating seven rivals to secure a Tokyo bound berth. He previously won the Eastern Intercollegiate title with Harvard and has been runner up four times in National AAU events. Also earning spots were Larry Andreasen and Ken Sitzberger on the men’s team and Jeanne Collier Sue Gossick and Patsy Willard on the women’s squad.
Rent that run through The Monroe Evening Times classified ads with listings for apartments houses and rooms available for short or long term leases. Listings include locations descriptions and price ranges to help readers find housing options quickly.
Los Angeles reports a surge of pan clubs promoting a Philippines imported card game pan with eight decks and 10 cards per player. The game yields up to 10 000 dollars a day per club, with the house taking a rental chip while police fear organized gambling expansion. Superior Court restrictions pause arrests but legality unsettled as appeals proceed.
Mrs Herbert Mohns hosts Spring Grove dinner honoring Ver Non Albright of Chicago and August birthdays. Bluffs View Park picnic guests include Cleavelands of Freeport and Nel son Miller of Alany with families. Eng lish Shepherd puppies shipped to Houston. Pinnow Oregon visitors at Montefelts and Mont eifelts. Ted Morgan moves to Madison from Brodhead. Many relatives from Beloit Darlington Delavan and Lake Koshkonong visit. Henry Zweifel and party in Madison.
Mrs Emma Zunker visited sister Mrs Martha Grenzow in Clarno. Mr and Mrs W J Gillis of Chicago visited Les Krug. Marilyn and John Gillis returned to Chicago with their parents. The Calien do family visited Lyle Rinehart. Steve Likends were supper guests of the Hulberts. Lea Rackow's family called. Rev A H Felts dined with Henry Pieper family and joined Beloit supper guests the Gerald Piepers. Virginia Keller Milwaukee visited sister Mrs Boyer.
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