City Musical Program Billed at Vocational School Auditorium
The city recreation department will present a musical program on August 15 at the Vocational School auditorium featuring the junior band senior band swing band string symphony augmented swing orchestra and vocal ensemble The junior band led by Kenneth Storandt includes students from area public and parochial schools The roster lists players by instrument including Roy Astby Lois Onsrud Bob Whiteworth Ruth Wheldon Craig Anderson Anita Haefner Anne Hemker Anna Marie Voss Roger Bjorge Ken Strehl Billy Holstein Anita Isakson Norene Buros Jim Kinney Judy Gugginbuhl Steve Miller Joan Duffinson plus others across cornets trombones horns and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
Vocational School
Kenneth Storandt
Roy Astby
Lois Onsrud
Bob Whiteworth
Ruth Wheldon
Craig Anderson
Anita Haefner
Anne Hemker
Anna Marie Voss
Roger Bjorge
Ken Strehl
Billy Holstein
Anita Isakson
Norene Buros
Jim Kinney
Judy Gugginbuhl
Steve Miller
Joan Duffinson
Charlotte Peterson
Tom Athnos
Jack Ringquist
Richard Schoenfeldt
Patsy Hare
Richard Danielson
Raymond Zebell
Clifford Brown
Ruth Russell
Robert Lorenz
Ken Niemeyer
Patsy Haas
Dick Shirven
Loren Krueger
David Whipple
Ronald Seitz
Sharon Schams
Karen Ashland
Lloyd Becraft
Billy Happell
Marylan Prenstein
Billy Shogren
Roger Sorenson
Sonja Herricd
Kenneth Larson
Tom Jafek
Dick Ulrich
Ronald Hare
Dick Hoglund
Robert Happekk
Truman accuses Soviets of UN Security Council filibuster
President Truman charged Soviet Russia with filibustering in the UN Security Council at Lake Success. He praised Warren Austin for handling council work, ruled out a meeting with Stalin for now, and said a high level UN leadership meeting could be considered after the Korean crisis is settled.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
United Nations Security Counci
Warren Austin
U. S
Council
Stalin
United Nations
Jacob Malik Malik
Lake Success
Malik
Mr. Truman
United States
Local court records list fines and sentences in Sparta and La Crosse
Daily Records from Sparta and La Crosse detail penalties for intoxicated driving, non support, speeding, and other charges. Notable items include Robert L. Hamilton of Camp McCoy fined 100 dollars for DUI and driving after permit revocation, and Roy Thorpe of Warrens jailed 18 months to two years for failure to support his wife.
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Sparta
Wis
Robert L. Hamilton
Michigan
Camp McCoy
31St Ordnance Company
Hamilton
Justice Court
Roy Thorpe
Minnesota
Alvin Leuth
Kendall
Hansen
Otto Eirschele
Tomah
Waupun
State Department of Public Welfare
Beatrice Decorah
Frank Andrews
Osseo
la Crosse
Max
Harvey Willard
Madison
Roland J. Harris
Morgan A. Gurten
St. Paul
Ray Jostad
Holmen
Roy Erickson
Cashton
Onalaska
Peter Longrneville
Caledonia
Minn
Donald R. Schlicht
Gillette Street
Medical Specialist Named For Schools
MADISON Wis appointment of Dr Maxine Bennett as medical specialist in the state department of public instruction bureau for handicapped children was announced Wednesday Dr Bennett of Madison will interpret medical practices for educators and explain role of educators in health to the medical profession the department said.
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Madison
Wis
Maxine Bennett
State Department of Public Instruction Bureau
Bennett
Tenant 100000 Expected At Mormon Pageant In Palmyra
Palmyra New York officials expect nearly 100000 people to attend the 14th annual Mormon pageant opening Thursday night on Hill Cumorah. Last year about 75000 attended the three performances.
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Palmyra
N. Y
Lice
Cumorada
Denmark Plans Higher Defense Spending
Denmark's parliament voted to increase defense outlay by 350 million kroner about 50 million dollars. The decision follows debates on national security and military funding priorities in Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Six Floor Fall Kills Madison Research Aide
Marvin Alexander a 4 year old research assistant with Wisconsin Power and Light Co. was killed instantly after falling six floors from a window at his office. He had served with the Madison housing authority for two years.
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Madison
Wis
Marvin Alexander
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Alexander
Madison Housing Authority
Mrs Jennie Coppin 77 Dies in Lansing Michigan
Mrs Jennie Coppin a former La Crosse and Winona resident died Wednesday at an East Lansing Michigan hospital She is survived by a daughter Mrs Howard Gleason of Lansing a sister Mrs Percy Rochester and a brother Louis Dahl both of La Crosse Her husband and one son preceded her in death Funeral services will be in Lansing with a service Saturday at Winona Methodist church Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Winona
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Jennie Coppin
Lansing
Mich
la Crosse
Winona
Winona Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Reward Offered for Robarge Attackers in Wisconsin
The Citizens' Committee of Five in Chippewa Falls posted a 500 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Robarge attackers. Warren Robarge, the Chippewa County treasurer, has survived three assaults in 13 months, the latest involving kidnapping torture and gunfire before being dumped by a rural roadside. He was discharged from the hospital last weekend. The anonymous committee spokesman urged an all-out investigation and welcomed further contributions.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Citizens’ Committee of Five
Chippewa County
Warren Robarge
Robarge
Senate Rejects Hook Nomination to Motor Carrier Board
The Senate rejected President Truman’s nomination of Frank E. Hook former Michigan congressman to the motor carrier claims commission without a record vote. Senator Ferguson opposed Hook with Senator Vandenberg absent due to illness both joining in the opposition. Democratic senators largely abstained and Republicans voted no.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Frank E. Hook
Michigan
Motor Carrier Claims Commission
Ferguson
R-Mich
Hook
Vandenberg
Barkley
Victim Hospitalized After Asthma Attack
Victor Vaughan aged 68 of 325 North 11th Street was taken to a local hospital by police ambulance at 12 50 a m Thursday. He received oxygen from Fire Department Squad No 1, according to reports.
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Victor Vaughan
North 11Th Street
Fire Department
Market report shows hogs cattle and grain prices and notes
Price quotes and hours from Swift &4 Company for hogs cattle calves and lambs. Hogs drop 25 cents for butchers steady for sows with ranges by weight and condition. Cattle prices steady with varied grades and weights. Lambs steady with top and range figures. Chicago cash grain quotes listed for wheat corn oats soybeans and millet with futures activity. South St Paul livestock figures provide steer cow and hog values and slaughter demand.
Ontario Man Dead At 93
John Malphy of Ontario Wisconsin died at his farm home aged 92 days before his 93rd birthday. Born in 1857 in New Jersey he moved to Ontario with his parents as a boy and became a lifelong farmer. He is survived by two daughters Mrs. Francis Teal and Mrs. Ray Bolden and four sons Howard Bernard Ray and John. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Ontario
Wis
John Malphy
New Jersey
Malphy
Francis
Katherine) Teal
Ray
Ann) Bolden
Hillsboro
Howard
Bernard
Victory
John
Cashton
MacArthur Denies Misstatements Over Formosa Mission
General Douglas MacArthur says his talks with Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei focused only on Formosa defense and rejects many misstatements about his mission. He did not identify who criticized his visit.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Formosa
Break Up Fair Riot Cleared By Police In La Crosse
A minor riot at the La Crosse Inter-State fair was quelled by police after youths started a fracas inside a show tent and outside. One officer was joined by about 14 others. the disturbance ended in about 10 minutes. A 31 year old La Crosse man was arrested for disorderly conduct after allegedly getting tough with officers.
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la Crosse
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Trends Report
The Chicago livestock market shows slow salable hogs at 7,000 head with butchers down 25 cents, weights 190 to 250 pounds, and sow prices mostly steady to weak. Calves and cattle trade slowly but with varied firmness. good to choice steers run 29.50 to 30.75 while vealers hold 27.00 to 33.00, and cows and bulls edge higher by up to 25 cents.
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Swift &4
South ST. Paul
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Chicago potatoes arrivals and shipments steady in market
Potatoes arriving in Chicago total 67 cars with track 134, while total U S shipments reach 414. Supplies are light and demand is good, keeping market firm. Idaho Oregon and Washington long whites featured in the report.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho-Oregon
Washington
Fair Hours Extended As Attendance Dictates
Fair officials announce Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoon sessions with plans to extend the schedule for the balance of the event if continued crowds warrant such action.
Rainy day carnival events moved to Sunday
Rain postponed Children’s Day activities from Thursday to Sunday. William T. Collins directs the carnival show as projudging proceeds Thursday morning. Livestock judging by 4-H is moved to Friday, with horse pulling set for 8:30 a.m. Saturday near Badget Street gate and prizes increased to five per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Collins
Collins
Badget Street Gate
Frisch
Inquest Ordered In Richland Center Traffic Death
An inquest was ordered Thursday in the death of 17 year old James Denham of Richland Center who died in a collision with a milk truck on a country road south of Cazenovia. The truck driver Don Tour of Reedsburg was not injured.
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Richland Center
Wis
James Denham
Cazenovia
Don Tourdet
Reedsburg
Russian Composer Nikolai Miaskovsky Dies at 68
The council of ministers in Moscow announced the death of Nikolai Yakovich Miaskovsky, a four time Stalin Prize winner for music, at age 68.
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Moscow
Council of Ministers
Nikolai Yakovich Miaskovsky
Stolen 1939 Buick Recovered in Jefferson County
Police report a 1939 Buick stolen from Oscar Davis at Hotel Gannett on Tuesday between 7 and 8 p.m. at 1511 Main Street has been found in Jefferson County. The vehicle was recovered with keys inside.
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Oscar Davis
Gannett
Jefferson County
Main Street
Powell Disproves Legend of Colorado River Vanishing
Maj. John W. Powell, famed as the first to explore the Grand Canyon by boat, debunked the tale that the Colorado River disappeared underground at various points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Powell
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
St Lawrence Waterway Project Under International Probe
The St. Lawrence waterway development project has drawn international scrutiny since 1905 as authorities review its impact, funding, and legal status. Officials from multiple nations coordinate oversight and assess long term implications for trade transport and regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Waterway
Neon Signs Added To New Look In Police Department
The police department unveils a neon sign over the Central Police Station entrance on Fifth Avenue, with a smaller Traffic Department sign nearby. The department recently enlarged basements quarters and issued gray shirts as part of its modernization.
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City Hall
Central Police Station
Fifth Avenue
Theg
Wednesay
Traffic Department
Army to reopen McCoy camp for summer training
McCoy camp in Wisconsin resumes summer training with Col. Gerhardt retiring and Col. James Urquhart succeeding. Two weeks of training begin Wednesday as others arrive by week’s end. ORC units and 84th airborne units join by Aug 20. Five camps total capacity 101,800 men. civilian hiring limited and deferments for high achieving college students extended for now.
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Downstate
Illinois
Organized Reserve Corps
ORC
84Th Airborne Division
Col. Gerhardt
McCoy
Korea
Task Force Frost
National Guard
ROTC
Col
Gerhardt
James R. Urquahart
Europe
Army
Camp
Rucker
Daleville
Ala
Camp Stewart
Hinesville
Camp Roberts
San Miguel
Calif
Camp Edwards
North Falmouth
Mass
Brainy College
Selective Service
Mass Reminder and Train Schedules Tied to Necedah Visit
The church urges Catholics to attend mass on August 15 the feast of the Assumption and notes that priests nuns and lay Catholics risk dishonor to devotion if they attend the Necedah apparitions. Milwaukee trains shifted to 7 30 a m to allow mass attendance while the North Western line kept 7 30 a m.
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St. Francis Church
Necedah
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
North Western Road
Delegates Confront Malik as Council Presidency Standoff continues
The report says delegates plan further talks rather than rule changes to oust Malik from the presidency. If no progress occurs, more procedural steps may be pursued while the British delegate assumes the council chair on Sept 1. The U S source notes renewed speeches from both sides and ongoing exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Malik
U. S
Council
Hoover Turns 76 in Private Birthday Observance
Former President Herbert Hoover celebrated his 76th birthday at a country home with friends. His exact location was not disclosed, and he is known to reside at the Waldorf Astoria and travel frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Committees of the Common Council Meet Thursday Evening
All committees of the common council will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the council chambers to consider routine and pending matters.
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Common Council
Deaths at Newburg Methodist church Friday
Mrs. Christian Lee 83 formerly Sarah Nelson died at her Mabel home after a long illness. Obituary notes burial at Newburg cemetery, born May 24 1867 near Mabel. She married Christian Lee July 3 1895 and lived in Mabel most of their married life. Survivors include six daughters two sons a sister in California and fourteen grandchildren plus four great grandchildren.
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Newburg Methodist Church
Christian Lee
Mabel
Newburg
Sarah Nelson
Sven
Isabelle Nelson
Spring Grove
Arnold
Selma) Engebretson
Oscar
Bernice) Thompson
Selmer Frances Ryan
Orel
Susan) Larson
Edith Lee
Arthur
Florence) Bliss
Minneapolis
Clarence
Elmer Lee
Susan Wallace
Sacramento
Calif
Decorah Woman 80 Dies. Rites Planned in Burr Oak
Mrs. George Foltz aged 80 died Tuesday at her son Ernest Foltz’s home near Burr Oak. Funeral services were set for Thursday at Steine Funeral Home and Methodist Church at 2 p m with Rev Floyd H. Weed officiating. Burial will be in Phelps cemetery. Nellie Crosby Foltz was born December 19 1869 in Wisconsin and married George Foltz March 8 1888. She later moved with her family to Greene Iowa and then Winneshiek county. Survived by sons Ernest Burr Oak and George Jr Pocatello Idaho and daughter Mrs David Thompson Decorah.
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Decorah
George Foltz
Ernest
Burr Oak
Steine Funeral Home
Methodist Church
Floyd H. Weed
Phelps Cemetery
Nellie Crosby
Benjamin Crosby
Wisconsin
Greene
Winneshiek County
George, Jr
Pocatello
Idaho
David Thompson
Military funeral held for Henry Morken in Spring Grove church
Spring Grove Minnesota soldiers burial rites were held July 24 at Waterloo Ridge Lutheran Church for Henry Morken born October 17 1902 son of Leland Morken He served at Fort Bliss Texas then overseas from February 1943 with the 533rd coast artillery seeing action in North Africa Italy and Germany He is survived by six sisters Marie Quamn Pekin North Dakota Emma Christopherson Dubuque Iowa Anna Palmer St Paul Knute Askelson Spring Grove and Selma Goodno Hesper Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Minn
Henry Morken
Waterloo Ridge Lutheran Church
L. A. Staveness
A. Mohr
Morken
Leland Morken
Fort Bliss
Tex
North Africa
Italy
Germany
Mrs Gordon Humphrey 86 passes in Engelvale N D
MABEL Minn Special Mrs Gordon Humphrey 86 died at her home in Engelvale North Dakota Friday Aug 4 Funeral services were held at Lisbon North Dakota Monday Aug 7 with burial there Born Clara Casterton December 18 1863 on a farm in Highland Township Winneshiek County Iowa Daughter of Ogden and Mary Ken Casterton Raised in Mabel and married Gordon Humphrey of Hesper in 1887 Survivors include two sons Victor and Willie Engelvale two grandchildren three sisters Carrie Humphrey Engelvale Nettie Fawcess Crookston Minn Grace Aiken Monrovia Calif Her husband four sisters and two brothers preceded her in
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Mabel
Minn
Gordon Humphrey
Engelvale
N. D
Lisbon
Clara Casterton
Highland Township
Winneshiek County
Iowa
Ogden
Mary
Ken) Casterton
Death Notice of Fred Greeno 84 Sparta Wisconsin
Fred Greeno 84 died Wednesday at his home near Sparta born in New York Jan 20 1866 son of Amos and unknown Greene came to Sparta area at six never married survived by brother Byron Greene Sparta funeral Sunday 2 p m Lanham's mortuary burial Oak Grove cemetery callers may visit Saturday and Sunday afternoon and evening
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Sparta
Wis
Fred Greeno
Greeno
New York State
Amos Greeno
Byron Greene
Lanham’s
A. E. Frederick
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lanham
Obituaries of Edward White and Martin Olson
Edward K White 52 died of a heart attack at his brother s farm near Waukon in Iowa. Services were in St Patrick s church with military honors at Mt Olivet cemetery. Survived by three sisters and four brothers. Martin Olson 80 retired Galesville resident died Aug 1 after hospital care. services Aug 3 in Stevens Point with burial there. Survived by nephew Orlando Hoff and two nieces in Madison, with other relatives in Norway.
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Waukon
Edward Kite
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
White
J. T. Duffy
Chicago
E. F. Kroack
Mary White
Michael
Bluffton
James
Robert
Fresno
Calif
William
Galesville
Wis
Martin Olson
Stevens Point
Olson
Arcadia Hospital
Orlando Hoff
Mmes
Marcus Johnson
Hans Hilsenhoff
Madison
Norway
Crash On Viaduct Involving Mrs Stein And James Thomas
A two car collision occurred on the Rose Street viaduct late Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Edna Stein of 2736 Harvey Street stopped in traffic and was struck in the rear by James A Thomas of 1726 Charles Street. Stein’s car sustained about 10 dollars and Thomas’s about 60 dollars in damage.
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Rose Street
Edna Stein
Harvey Street
James A. Thomas
Charles Street
Stein
Thomas
Monroe Fair Premium Winners In Livestock Department List
Monroe county fair officials announce livestock winners in Jersey and Holstein divisions. H. M. Wallace of Norwalk dominates Jersey classes with multiple firsts. James Barrett and Robert Oswald win champion ribbons in Holstein events. Multiple exhibitors from Tomah Norwalk Sparta Camp Douglas win in Jersey Guernsey Brown Swiss and Ayrshire classifications.
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Monroe Fair
Tomah
Wis
Monroe County
Jersey
H. M. Wallace
Norwalk
Thomas Clay
John Kortheim
Roger Hutson
Sparta
Ronald Vandervort
Ronald Lee
Wilton
Barrett Brothers
Camp Douglas
James Barrett
Leo Merchant
Corwin Tralmer
Robert Oswald
Art Brieske
Tom Liddane
Guernsey
Floyd Purdy
Rodney Zirk
Elroy
Arlen Roeske
Alvin Warnke
William Thurow
Edith Blaskey
Donald Gasper
Edward Zirk
Kendall
Heifer
G. Monick
Purdy
Jeanette Walker
Charles Guy
James Guy
H. G. Lenz
James Guy, Jr
Stanley Flaig
Morgan Wells
Rex Moseley
Warrens
de Werd Shattuck
Air Of Expectancy Surrounds Princess
An air of expectancy hung over Clarence House as Princess Elizabeth awaits the birth of her second child. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said events were progressing normally and we shall not have long to wait. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret visited Wednesday, and the king and queen remain in London. Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip hope it will be a girl.
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London
Clarence House
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Princess Margaret
Prince Philip
Baby falls. 10 month old injured in Caledonia
The 10 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Eckelberg operators of a Sheldon grocery fell from a baby chair and suffered a brain injury. She was admitted to Rochester hospital Monday afternoon in critical condition.
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Caledonia ,Minn
Robert Eckelberg
Sheldon
Rochester Hospital
Molotov Arrives in Peiping Reports Soviet Deputy Premier
A Chinese Nationalist newspaper says Soviet Vice-Premier V M Molotov has arrived in Peiping the capital of Communist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
V. M. Molotov
Peiping
China
Truman Tax Bill Faces Corporate Increase Details
The Senate committee eyed the Truman administration plan to raise the corporate tax to 45 percent with the first 25 000 of corporate income taxed at 25 percent. It favored substantial alignment with the president's request though not in all details and set an effective date later in 1950 rather than retroactive to January. An excess profits tax would not be pursued at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
George
D-Ga
North Korean forces held at Naktong as U S planes strike rail hubs
A battalion of Reds stalled U S 24th and 2nd divisions on the Naktong river southwest of Taegu. American B 29s from Japan and Okinawa crippled rail lines in a major raid on Wonsan, while the 1st Cavalry Division reported 300 enemy killed and 20 captured northwest of Taegu. South Koreans seized three Russian tanks in renewed fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Taegu
U. S
Naktong River
Lements
24Th
Dragging Aerial Cable Snags Wires Near Haven
An army plane towing targets caused a cable to drag across a base near Sheboygan Wisconsin. The dangling line ripped down telephone wires and toppled several tents at Haven seven miles north of town. No injuries were reported and long distance lines were disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Here
Haven
Associated Press
Weather Summary For The Midwest And Plains
Weather record from the department lists partly cloudy conditions with cooler air and intermittent showers across Wisconsin and Minnesota, with clearing tonight and cooler temperatures ahead. Iowa shows mostly cloudy skies with thundershowers in the east and south, clearing tonight and a cooler Friday with partly cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Forecast From Hastings to Guttenberg Ia
River forecast covers Hastings to Guttenberg Iowa with a slight rise at the fallwater of dam No 16 expected by Friday morning Elsewhere expect little change in river levels according to the readouts from local gauges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Guttenberg
Weather Report Indicates Clouds and Showers Across Central U S
Cloudy conditions spread over Wisconsin and Minnesota with scattered showers from the Mississippi River west through South Dakota. High pressure from Manitoba brings cooler air southeastward. Showers and thunderstorms were noted in the central U S with hail reported near Rapid City and in Kansas City. Thermal California reached 113 degrees while the north Pacific coast stayed cool. Big Piney Wyoming recorded a low near 31.
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Minnesota
Mississippi River
South Dakota
Manitoba
Can
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Great Pails
Mont
Rapid City
Kansas City
Far Southwest
Thermal
Calif
Yuma
Gila Bend
Aziz
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North Ye
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Wro
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Edward White
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