Monroe Evening Times founding and subscription details
The Monroe Evening Times began on October 13 1898 under Emery A Odell. It publishes daily except Sunday and certain holidays and lists carrier and mail rates for Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding areas. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday to 12 noon and contact numbers are provided for delivery issues.
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Senator would end foreign police aid
Senator J W Fulbright urges cutting American aid and training for foreign police arguing it taints U S image. The piece highlights OPS AID programs since 1954 across 52 countries, with modest anti corruption gains and examples from Zaire Philippines Laos Ecuador Jamaica Guatemala Colombia and Jamaica. It notes progress is slow and relies on indirect influence.
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Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
U.S
Office of Public Safety
Zaire
AID International Police Academy
Philippines
OPS
Laos
Ecuador
el Oro
Jamaica
Guatemala
Colombia
Venezuela
Border Patrol
Thailand
Today in History and Zodiac Forecast for September 15 1973
On this date in 1949 Konrad Adenauer became West Germany’s first chancellor. Other notes recall Casimir Pulaski’s 1777 commission, the Department of State rename in 1789, Moscow burned in 1812, the 1935 Nuremberg laws, and Khrushchev’s 1959 U.S. visit. Astrological signs provide daily guidance with brief outlooks for each sign.
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Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Count Casimir Pulaski
U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs
Department of State
Moscow
Neville Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Frederic E. Davison
U.S
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Democratic National Committee
Hilde Guedon
Bobby Short
Lincoln School Teachers Sign Appreciation Letter
The Mailbag lists Lincoln School teachers Doris Zentner Sue Moen William Hubbard Gloria Bengston Geraldine Gordee Grace Wagner who signed a letter thanking helpers after the fire. Cheese Capital Aerie and Aux 2651 also thank supporters of the Michael Hartwig Benefit Supper and recognize Monroe Evening Times Commercial & Savings Bank and WEKZ for publicizing it.
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Lincoln School
Doris Zentner
Sue Moen
William Hubbard
Gloria Bengston
Geraldine Gordee
Grace Wagner
Cheese Capital Aerie and
Aux. No
Michael Hartwig
Monroe Evening Times
The
Commercial & Savings Bank
WEKZ
Elmer and Mae West
Chinn
Wisconsin orders students to harvest crops amid labor shortage
State officials announce a joint plan allowing students age sixteen and older to miss class to help harvest and process crops. About 5,000 workers are needed as late August heat speeds crop ripening, with migrants in short supply. Wisconsin ranks high in processing peas beets and other vegetables, underscoring national food supply concerns.
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Agriculture and Public Instruction
Wisconsin
Donald Wilkinson
Dwight Stevens
Wisconsin Education Association
United States
Wisconsin History Highlights from Badger State Calendar
A compact digest of Wisconsin dated events and notes from Crawford County to Madison. Entries cover shipwrecks on Lake Superior, territorial milestones, notable fairs, a 1827 Winnebago War ending, tornado impacts across counties, county origins and bears in Wisconsin with indigenous names for nearby lakes.
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Wisconsin
S.S. Hudson
Lake Superior
Prairie Des Chiens
Michigan Territory
Anderson
Rock County
Janesville
Rev. Anderson
George Whiting
Zachary Taylor
Ft. Howard
Green Bay
Army
S. A. Storrow
J.T. Sutherland
Sylvester
Green County
Eau Claire
Clark
Marathon
Taylor
Lincoln
Oneida
Barron
Rusk
Sawyer
Bayfield
Ashland
Rock
Jefferson
Waukesha
Henry Atkinson
Capital Comment: Coolidge, judgeship and Lucey in the news
In Madison the Coolidge quotation appears in GOP rooms and in UW football program. The piece notes Nixon delays on a federal judge seat and possible moves by State Sen. Jack Steinhilber, Robert Warren, and Pat Lucey. Zimmerman yarded by budget raise and Lucey aides study history book for self defense.
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Madison
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Senate
State Capitol
Nixon
Robert Tehan
Wisconsin
Robert Warren
Jack Steinhilber
Roshkosh
GOP
Warren
Pat Lucey
Robert Zimmerman
Glancing Back Highlights From Sept 15 Historic Plymouth Notes
Sept 15 entries recall quintuplets born to Mrs. Andrew Fischer in Aberdeen S Oak, four girls and a boy, and a fatal collision injuring Mabel Elmer of Monroe. Also civic hosting by Mrs. Schultz, robberies in 1953, Swiss dairy visitors, war loan progress, milk price talks, and old Monroe events. Equality for all note ends with pub adjusting prices.
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Andrew Fischer
Aberdeen
S. Oak
Fischers
Alvin A
Mabel) Elmer
Atty. L. A. Koenig
Juta
Clarence A. Schultz
Monroe
Wilbur E. Deininger
Green County
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the Brown Bear
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Brown County
Crawford
William H. Crawford
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Euardos
Arthur L. Srb
University of Wisconsin
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Zimmerman
Rotunda
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Gov. Lucey
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City Hall
W. L. Witte
Division of Markets
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Greenwood Cemetery
Ralph G. Schneider
Emil F. Schneider
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Max Lillie
Chicago
Galesburg
J. H. Durst
Citizens Bank
A. B. ZuTavern
Merchants Bank
Monroe Business Institute
Equality For All Washington
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Equality
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