August 2 1955 Weather Summary Partly cloudy heat and storms
Partly cloudy hot and humid this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Occasional thundershowers likely north and central today and tonight with possible activity in extreme south Wednesday. Severe storms possible north this afternoon or evening. Low tonight 72 to 78. High Wednesday 92 to 98. Pierre and Phillip, South Dakota tied for warmest at 107. Fra ser, Colorado recorded 38 is the coldest. Sunrise 4:59 sunset 7:13. Barometer 29.62 at 1 a.m. and 29.60 at 1 p.m.
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U.S. Pierre
Phillip
S.D
Fraser
Colo
Real Estate Transfers In Mt Pleasant Township and Knob Hill
John C. Elmer conveys eres sec 7 in Mt Pleasant Township to Arnold Elmer. Knob Hill Builders Inc transfers Lot 3 Block 3 in Knob Hill subdivision to Donald N Siedschlag.
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John C. Elmer
Arnold Elmer
Mt. Pleasant Township
Knob Hill Builders, Inc
Donald N. Siedschlag
Knob Hill Subdivision
Small Claims Court Clears Speeding and Careless Driving
Judge Marshall Peterson issues verdicts listing Elmer Cleaveland Route 2 Ju da fined $10 and costs for speeding and $25 and costs for careless driving. Sheriff’s department records Doral L. Larson Blanchardville fined $25 and costs for careless driving.
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Marshall Peterson
Elmer Cleaveland
Juda
Sheriff's Department
Doral L. Larson
Blanchardville
Justice L A Koenig and Others Face Forgery and DUI Charges
Justice L A Koenig of Beloit and Robert Webster charged with forgery on four counts waived preliminary hearing and bound over to County Court. Larry Keller of Deerfield charged with breaking and entering with preliminary hearing set for Aug 10 in Justice Court. Victor Gilbertson of New Glarus charged with driving under influence and leaving the scene of an accident pleaded not guilty. hearing set for tomorrow in Justice Court.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Robert Webster
Beloit
Sheriff's Department
Larry Keller
Deerfield
Justice Court
Victor Gilbertson
New Glarus
Monroe
Marriage Licenses for Greenberg and Hefty
Donald F. Greenberg aged 39 of Rockford and Beatrice Hefty aged 31 of Chicago secured a marriage license.
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Donald F. Greenberg
Rockford, and
Beatrice Hefty
Chicago
Local Obituary Fragments Include Strahm Weller Anderson Miller
Brief readable items list names and ages: Adolph Strahm 68 of New Glarus, Otto Weller 53 of Wautoma, Mrs. Hans Anderson 88 of Janesville, Oliver T. Miller 91 of Freeport, and Harry Hap Yde 52 of Phoenix Arizona.
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Adolph Strahm
New Glarus
Otto Weller
Wautoma
Hans Anderson
Janesville
Oliver T. Miller
Freeport
Harry
Hap) Yde
Phoenix
Ariz
Local births listed for August in multiple families
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Zoller of Albany announce a son born August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Maurer of South Wayne announce a daughter born August 2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Trumpy of 810 27th Avenue announce a son born August 2. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Olsen of 2506 6th Street announce a daughter born August 2.
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Ludwig Zoller
Albany
Emil Maurer
South Wayne
Robert B. Trumpy
27Th Avenue
Howard P. Olsen
6Th Street
St Clare Hospital Staff and Dismissals Noted
Names listed include Lloyd Anker Madison Beloit Mrs Theron Anderson 1410 15th avenue Dan Strub Sterling I Adam Mayen schein 1802 16th avenue Mrs Eugene Tiffany Rockford Anne Vitale Brooklyn Surgical staff Mrs Edward James Rockford Mrs Leon Vormezeele Durand Mrs Clarence Reed Rockford Irving Higgins Rock ton Mrs John Itzin Clinton Mrs Inez Wyttenbach Argyle Dismissals include Ralph Johnson Robert Kisilia John Welsh James Curtin Peter Geyer Keith Wilson Miss Pauline Broughton Mrs Anton Grawehr Mrs Susie U Ren Mrs Ross Crist and son Mrs Lester Dearth and Mrs Ronald Schroeder and daughter.
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Lloyd Anker
Madison
Daniel Lyon
Beloit
Theron Anderson
15Th Avenue
Dan Strub
Sterling
Adam Mayenschein
16Th Avenue
Eugene Tiffany
Rockford
Anne Vitale
Brooklyn
Edward James
Leon Vormezeele
Durand
Clarence Reed
Irving Higgins
Rockton
John Itzin
Clinton
Inez Wyttenbach
Argyle
Ralph Johnson
Robert Kisilia
John Welsh
James Curtin
Peter Geyer
Keith Wilson
Pauline Broughton
Anton Grawehr
Susie U'Ren
Ross Crist
Lester Dearth
Ronald Schroeder
Hoesly Gladioli Gardens Open for Bulb Selection
The Hoesly Gladioli Gardens invite visitors to view dozens of gladiolus varieties in full bloom at 1322 22nd Street. Plan ahead to select bulbs for next year from a welcoming, colorful display.
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22Nd Street
Barnard Accepted For Fifth Army Band
Allen L Barnard son of Mr and Mrs Allan F Barnard of 1416 15th avenue departs for Milwaukee for a physical to join the Fifth Army Band if he passes He would then attend eight weeks of basic training at Ft Leonard Wood and proceed to Ft Sheridan Illinois He has played with the City Band for six years and received a gift at a Browntown concert last night
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Allen L. Barnard
Allan F. Barnard
15Th Avenue
Milwaukee
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Sheridan
Fifth Army Band
Barnard
Browntown
Funeral Rites Held For Fred Grimm at St. John’s Church
Neph ews Delbert Carl Roy Chester and Daniel Wyss along with Charles Jorgensen Jr. served as pallbearers at the funeral for Fred Grimm who died Sunday afternoon at his home after a heart attack. Winnie Kuebli and Mrs. Robert G Buehler led the song service with What A Friend We Have in Jesus and Take Down My Hand and Lead Me. Mrs. George Jacobs accompanied. Service at 2 p m at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church, member, Rev Paul C Kehle officiated. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Fred Grimm
Delbert
Carl
Roy
Chester
Daniel Wyss
Charles Jorgensen Jr
Winnie Kuebli
Robert G. Buehler
Jesus
George Jacobs
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grimm
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Oliver Miller Stricken at 91 in Orangeville
Oliver T. Miller 91 native of Orangeville died Sunday in Freeport. He ran the South Freeport Dairy for 16 years and worked as a carpenter for 31 years. Survived by wife Mabel daughter Virginia Weber sister Minnie May Askin brother Shirley R. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Walker Mortuary Freeport with Rev. Charles Landwere officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery.
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Orangeville
Oliver T. Miller
Freeport
South Freeport
Mabel
Virginia Weber
Cleveland
Minnie May Askin
Evanston
Shirley R
Phoenix
Ariz
Walker Mortuary
Charles Landwere
First Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Congress Looms Over Adjourment With Budget Contests
As 1955 session wanes lawmakers debate FHA ceilings and loan limits while trying to quit by nightfall. Senate majorities appear slim with 37 GOP and 33 Democrats present. House adjourns earlier as talks continue on nominations, a sugar bill, and pay raises for legislative staff.
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Senate
Congress
Europe
House
Draft Group To Leave Armory Here on Aug. 19
The Selective Service office announced the August quota will report at the Armory here on August 19 at 7 15 a.m. The group includes two for induction and three youths for pre induction examinations.
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Selective Service Office
George to Run Again for Senate in 194? Washington
Sen George of Georgia says he will seek re election to the Senate next year and has no interest in a State Department post. He spoke to friends about continuing in the GOP era Washington scene.
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George
Washington
Sen
D-Ga
State Department
Senate
County Board Approves Radio Transmitter to Reduce TV Interference
The board authorized a new police radio transmitter costing 1 964 21 to lower TV interference. The existing unit, built in 1947, was damaged when wind blew the roof off the radio shed and rain ruined it in April 1953. Approval passed 28 to 0. Also announced was the introduction of Hiareld Dyar, new Green County supervising teacher, replacing Paul Gleiter.
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Frederick J. Sarles
Hiareld Dyar
New Green County
Irene C. Powers
LaFarge
LaCrosse State College
Dyar
Paul F. Gleiter
Meske Resigns as City Police Officer
Delmar C. Meske, city police officer, has resigned effective immediately, announced by police chief J. H. Schwaiger. No reason was given and no replacement has been named.
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Delmar C. Meske
J. H. Schwaiger
Polce
Schwaiger
Meske
Kohler Talks Nearing Crisis in UAW Bargaining
Chicago—Federal mediator Robert H. Moore says UAW CIO Local 833 and Kohler Co talks are nearing a crisis as sessions resume after a strike that began April 5, 1954. Moore warns a settlement must emerge within a day or two, with no side ready to walk out and no major fights reported amid ongoing differences.
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Chicago
Uaw-Kohler Co
Robert H. Moore
Uaw-Cio
Moore
Lyman C. Conger
Kohler
Emil Mazy
International Union
Company vows to keep hirees after strike, not discharge
The firm announced it will not lay off employees hired since the strike began in order to make room for returning strikers.
Negotiators Recess In John Deere Strike
In Moline Illinois negotiators from Deere and CIO United Auto Workers adjourned after a 10 hour session without a settlement. A next meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m CST. About 12 500 UAW members are involved in the wage dispute as strikes continue at eight Deere plants in Illinois and Iowa. The union cites an average Deere wage of 2 28 dollars per hour.
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Moline
Ill
Eight Deere & Co
Illinois
Iowa
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
East Moline
Dubuque
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Deere
Wisconsin Share Of Polio Vaccine Fund Approved
The House approves a 45 million dollar appropriation to fund polio vaccines for needy children with Wisconsin’s share set at 760000 dollars. The measure is reported as moving forward in state budget discussions.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Court of Honor
Wisconsin Professional Photographers Association
Milwaukee
Senator Goldwater counters McCarthy on Geneva charges
Senator Goldwater says the American people will rebut McCarthy's claim that Eisenhower offered friendship to tyrants and murderers. He contends the Geneva outcome pleased the public and that McCarthy misreads Republican sentiment while warning of a Communist sell-out in Asia. He rejects McCarthy's critique of the administration and the 1952 platform.
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Washington
Sen. Goldwater
Ariz
Sen
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Geneva
Senate
Asia
Goldwater
Joe
Mother of Columbus’s first wife owned sugar plantation
The article notes that the mother of Columbus’s first wife owned a sugar plantation, highlighting a familial link to colonial sugar estates and likely indicating wealth and social status connected to the Columbus circle.
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Columbus
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Iill
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Woodstock
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Fond du Lac
Ed Walter
N. J. Peters
Robert Olson
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Jean Gregory
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Waukegan
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Jack Palance
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Mele Walker
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Goetz
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Rt. 5
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West Bend
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