Madison Men Buy Trukenbrod Store
Harold J. Blum and Otto P. Boelter of Madison acquire Trukenbrod's Pharmacy at 1008 17th Avenue from the estate of W. E. Trukenbrod. The sale excludes the building bought by W. E. Trukenbrod in 1894. The new owners will keep the store name with Rennebohm's experience behind them.
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Trukenbrod
17Th Avenue
Harold J. Blum
Otto P. Boelter
Madison
W. E. Trukenbrod
Winnetka
Ill
Anna W. Cleveland
Modena
Rennebohm’s
Boelter
Clintonville
W. F. Trukenbrod
Miss Nettie Milks Dies After Long Illness in Decatur
Miss Nettie M Milks 75 a Decatur township resident died in St Clare hospital yesterday at 1030 am after a ten month illness. She entered the hospital July 24 born January 16 1873 in Decatur township, daughter of Merritt and Hannah Brewer Milks. Surviving are a brother E B Milks Brodhead and a nephew Merri Spring Grove township. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at New Comer funeral home with Rev Robert Sachtsen Methodist officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. Body at the funeral home.
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Nettie M. Milks
Decatur Township
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Milks
Merritt
Hannah Brewer Milks
E. B. Milks
Brodhead
Merri
Spring Grove
Newcomer Funeral Home
Robert Sachtsen
The
Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Arias Ordered Out Of Costa Rica
San Jose authorities order Arnulfo Arias Madrid the former Panamanian president to leave Costa Rica by tonight under government directive. The move follows political tensions and magnifies regional diplomatic strains.
Army to Call Up First Draft Batch in Early November
The army expects to begin inducting about 15 000 men under the new draft law early in November. Maj. Gen. John E. Dahlquist estimated training camps will receive draftees between November 1 and 15, based on a 60 day induction window after a manpower requisition.
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Army
Washington
John E. Dahlquist
Officials name Green County draft administration expected soon
Lafayette County began its organization work today with a basement office set up in the post office. Conrad Stauffer, Monticello, is the only of five wartime board members to consent to serve again.
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Green County
Lafayette County
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
George Smout 88 Albany Resident Dies at St. Clare
George Samuel Smout 88 of Albany died at 1 pm Saturday in St. Clare hospital after 15 months of illness. Born March 1 1860 in a log cabin near Albany, he was married to Franciena Talmadge in 1889. Survived by son Roscoe, daughter Mrs William Montgomery, three brothers and three sisters, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Sharer funeral home Albany with burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
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G. S. Smout
Albany
St. Clare
George Samuel Smout
Richard
Sarah Lloyd Smout
Wales
Frank Keehn
Allen Creek
Franciena Talmadge
Smouts
Smout
Roscoe
William Montgomery
Pine River
Minn
Everett
State of Oregon
Leonard
Brooklyn
Warren
Sarah Smith
Bertha Cleveland
Caledonia
Belle Fulton
Beloit
Olive Atherton
Sharer
Richard C. Werner
Albany Baptist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Harland Gillett
John Stauffer
Monticello
Albert Loeffel
D. H. Partridge
Lee Smout
Evansville
Wilbert Smout
Janesville
Elwyn Porterfield
Brodhead
Lyle le Fulton
Nelson Smout
Madison
Dewey Smith
Soviet Radio Fuss Over Alleged U.S. Spy Case
U.S. and Soviet officials dispute charges against Lt. Robert Dreher alleging a frameup by the MVD. Washington cites ambassador Bedell Smith’s claim that evidence against Dreher was arranged with Soviet connivance. Soviet media spotlighted a spy arrest amid the Kosenkina and Samarine incidents, prompting questions about timing and the unnamed customs official known only as E.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Robert Dreher
Walter Bedell Smith
Andre Vishinsky
Dreher
MVD
Four Czech Olympians choose exile in Britain
Four more Czech Olympic athletes decided today not to return to communist Czechoslovakia, bringing the total who refuse repatriation to at least eight. Two Czechs and three Hungarians initially said they would stay in England, but one Hungarian later returned to Hungary. The Czech political refugees committee withheld names to protect relatives in Czechoslovakia.
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London
Czechoslovakia
England
Hungary
Czech Committee For Political Refugees
Soviet press accuses Dreher of espionage in Moscow
Pravda amplifies claim that Dreher a 32 year old naval lieutenant and former assistant naval attaché in Moscow was caught exchanging secret military information with a Russian customs official identified only as E. The report states Soviet security watched the official, and US officials declined comment as Berlin talks continued.
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Dreher
Moscow
Pravda
United States
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Soviet Union
U. S
Smith
Leslie C. Stevens
Britain
France
Molotov
Berlin
Ruth Maintains Steady but Critical Condition
New York Babe Ruth, gravely ill with cancer at Memorial Hospital Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases, spent a comfortable night and shows no significant change in condition. A hospital bulletin notes Ruth remains on the critical list, though he left his bed for 20 minutes to sit in a chair.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Memorial Hospital Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Ruth
Alger Hiss to Testify Before House Panel Today
Alger Hiss a former state department official and head of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace accepts a closed session invitation from the House Un American Activities Committee for today. Chairman Thomas says Whittaker Chambers unlikely to attend as hearings continue to involve an alleged underground communist network in Washington.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
State Department
House
UN American Activities Committee
Thomas
R-Nj
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Hiss
Clark
Capitol
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Time Magazine
Elizabeth Bentley
Tass
Oksana Kosenkina
America
Czech General Flees to U S Zone in Germany
The 16th Czech general to escape the communist takeover has reached the United States zone of Germany after fleeing from Prague.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
State Division of Public Safety Proposed in Report to Council
President Truman forecast a $1.5 billion deficit next June prompting GOP charges of manipulated figures. Republicans said a $6 billion surplus is possible and tax cuts would reduce the debt, while Truman cited a near peacetime outlay of $42.2 billion and shifted $3 billion to this year to cover foreign aid, calling it book keeping.
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State Division of Public Safety
Council
Washington
Truman
Treasury
Congress
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate Appropriations Committee
Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
White House
State to study enforcement changes aims at public safety department
Wisconsin lawmakers study a proposed state public safety department to consolidate 8 agencies including traffic patrol and fire prevention. The plan envisions a three division agency under a director, lightening rural enforcement and replacing coroners with medical examiners while abolishing constables. Savings from county cuts are noted. alternatives include expanded state patrol or broader inspectorate.
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Habermann
Wisconsin
Public Safety Department
Fourteen Hurt in Troop Train Collision Near Bucyrus
Fourteen people were injured when a Pennsylvania railroad troop train collided with a freight train near North Robinson eight miles east of Bucyrus Ohio. The troop train carried 285 soldiers en route from Fort Dix New Jersey to Fort Riley Kansas.
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Bucyrus, O
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Robinson
Here
Ft. Dix
N. J
Ft. Riley
Kans
Swiss Colony Chalet at Fair Draws Busy Visitors
The Swiss Colony chalet at the State centennial fairgrounds in West Allis attracts many visitors from Green and southern Wisconsin daily. The operation, run by Raymond R. Kubly, employs nearly 60 people and features Swiss cheeses, beer, an afternoon accordian garden, and Swiss entertainers in the evenings. Supplies are flown from Monroe to Milwaukee as needed, with plane shuttles for rest periods.
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Green County
Wisconsin
West Allis
Monroe
Milwaukee
Raymond R. Kubly
Three 15 Year Oldst Found in Stolen Car
Three 15 year old escapees from St Charles school for delinquent boys near Wauwatosa were in custody after stealing cars and fleeing across southern Wisconsin. Two were captured at a service station on highway 11 18 west of Monroe. the third was found hiding in a stolen car on highway 81. All three from Milwaukee and Platteville were awaiting Juvenile Court...
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St. Charles
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
Roy E. Chesebro
Highway 11
Monroe
Samuel F. Humbel
Wilbur E. Deininger
Brodhead
Milwaukee
Platteville
Harold J. Lamboley
Lamboley
Strommen
DeVoe
Highway 81
Chesebro
Sullivan
Jefferson County
Green Rock
Highway 59
Chesebro’s
Stauffacher Brothers
Maple Grove Inn
Edna Schmid
Exports To Russia Fall Under Fifty Thousand In June
American exports to Russia dipped below 50 000 in June versus 200 000 in May and 6 900 000 monthly average earlier in the year. American purchases from Russia totaled 7 4 million in June, similar to May. Commerce department report details June trade with Soviet sphere totaling 8.4 million, up from 5.7 million in May led by Finland shipments.
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Washington
Russia
Commerce Department
Finland
Charles Brainard Dies at 88 in Monroe
Charles C Brainard aged 88 died at 7 Sunday morning in St. Clare hospital after a year and a half of heart trouble. A Monroe resident since 1926 he was born March 23 1862 in Cedarville New York and married Florence Shantz in Bear Valley 1891. He left a widow one daughter two grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Bear Valley Church with Masonic graveside rites in Bear Valley Cemetery.
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Charles C. Brainard
8Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Mr. Brainard
Cedarville
Herkimer County
New York
van Rensselaer
Ellen Maria Reynolds Brainard
Richland County
Wisconsin
Bear Valley
Florence Hannah Shantz
Lone Rock
Fred L. Kohli
Frank Brainard
Martin City
Ada Smith
Richland Center
Priscilla
Fredric Kohli
George Earl
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Bear Valley Church
Willard Schulz
State highway official Sum merville dies after brief illness
Madison reports the death of David J Sum merville 73 a member of the state highway commission following a short illness at a local hospital His passing ends a long public service career with the highway department in Madison
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Madison
David J. Summerville
State Highway Commission
Monroe Sees Sparse Rainfall Amid Local Forecast
The morning brought only a trace of rainfall in Monroe about .01 inches, while nine miles northeast reported a heavy half hour shower. Dark clouds gathered near eight, but Monroe mostly escaped. the northeast area had rain between eight and eight thirty. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers.
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Monroe
Here
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U.S
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Marquette University
O'Donnell
St. John’s College
Belize
British Honduras
Irene Lamphere
Chicago
Pamela
Helen Ulrich
Christine
Wisconsin Department of Public Safety
Philip S. Habermann
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