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Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunder showers in the north and west central areas. Slightly warmer in the extreme north on Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1947
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunder showers in the north and west central areas. Slightly warmer in the extreme north on Wednesday.
A series of transfers includes Victor Zentner to John Cooper in Albany parcels, forest property shifting to J R Schesser with undivided quarters across 160, 80, and 40 acre tracts in Albany and Mt. Pleasant townships, Aimee Bartlett et al to Jacob Rhyner at Albany’s Nichols & Ponds add, Frank P. Ashby to George J. Hartwig in Monroe city, William Gurske to H L Tait in Brodhead, Charlies Dixon to Domenic Bongiorno in Albany, Charles E. Grady to Ned Brennan detailing 25.87 acres in Clarno, and C F Rackow to Florence Marti for 10 000 square feet in Monroe.
Otto Herbert Gempeler and Roy E Gempeler named co executors of the estate of their mother Ella Gempeler who died Aug 5. Other heirs include son Alfred and daughters Wilma R Kroschell Chicago and Norma LeRoy Burlington Ia. Leonard Walden named administrator for Carrie Gulson who died July 8 in Adams township. Heirs include Galena Nybroten Tolena Walden Alena Gilbertson and four Nybroten grandchildren with addresses in Adams Argyle Blanchard and York township.
John Goodwin of Mattoon NL faced a case for loading a rifle in a car with a $15 fine plus costs. Leotis J. Campbell of Sennen was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence and received $75 and costs plus 35 days in court.
Zelma Joyce Kubly of Verona and Clarence Wilbert Blumer of Mt. Pleasant township receive a marriage license. Lena Kelley of New London and William John Durtschi of Washington township also obtain a license.
Mr. and Mrs Myron Hanson Blanchardville announce a son born August 19. Mr and Mrs Donald Edwards Brodhead announce a daughter born August 19. Mr and Mrs John Erb Juda announce a son born August 18. Mr and Mrs Harold N Monte 1012 9th Avenue announce a daughter born August 18.
The United States and Britain protested the Bulgarian court's death sentence for opposition leader Nikola Petkov, calling it a miscarriage of justice. They urged suspension and referral to the three power commission for review, noting Moscow's stance against sovereignty infringements. The note followed a separate protest over Hungary's elections, accusing communists of rigging the vote.
An American war crimes tribunal in Nuernberg found Dr. Karl Brandt, Adolf Hitler's personal physician, guilty of crimes against humanity for Nazi medical experiments on concentration camp victims. The four man court, led by Judge Walter Beals, held the 43 year old SS general fully responsible for killing hundreds of thousands of human guinea pigs in "worth less" experiments.
In a news conference Green denounced the act as the most objectionable in U.S. history and warned unions will not function under it. He accused northern Republicans and southern Democrats of opposing unionism as delegates cheered. The Wisconsin federation reported workmen shortages in building trades and urged expanded apprenticeships. the headquarters ran a deficit of about $11,000 last year.
Milwaukee P plans for a conference with realtors builders architects and banking representatives from Beloit Janesville and other Rock County communities at Beloit tomorrow were revealed last night by Thomas R King state director of the federal housing administration.
Dismissals include Mrs Mary Gother Thompson and Mrs Robert Lockwood among others. Names also appear in medical notes with Wayne Richards Gerald Bourquin Edwin Stauffacher Emma Menehan Benjamin Benfer and residences such as 731 14th Avenue. Locations Berry Barneville Cala mine Gra tiot Brown town are mentioned in the fragmentary list.
A parade of names marks daily visits and travels across Beloit Argyle Monroe and surrounding towns. Residents from Argyle Monroe Beloit Janesville and Milwaukee visit relatives attend events or travel to Chicago Milwaukee and Madison with many weekend and daily trips noted.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stuessy were Sunday visitors at the John Stuessy home in New Glarus.
Area residents who attended the Midwest Shrine association meeting in Winnipeg Canada with the Madison Zor temple returned yesterday on the Shrine special train. Readers include Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hefty Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hoesly Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Figi Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ott Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knobel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Benkert Wilfred Heindel and John Zimmerman. Figi Ott Zimmerman and Benkert played with the Madison Zor temple band.
Herbert C Wooster 62 of Decatur township died Monday morning in Beloit. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Wednesday at Newcomer funeral home with Rev H T Bandt of the Evangelical church presiding. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs Louis Wooster Beloit four brothers Robert and Frank Beloit Myron Chicago Ray California and two sisters Mrs Doris Hesgard Orfordville and Priscence. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight. Save with a Want Ad.
Commerce Secretary W Averell Harriman declares Soviet imperialism a world peace menace and asserts that democracies hold the trump card of atomic retaliation. He warns there is no protection against air retaliation in the atomic era and cites deterrence as key to preventing aggression.
A fringe group claiming to defend freedom thrives on chaos and fear, arguing that threats to individual rights justify drastic measures. Critics warn the movement destabilizes public order and endangers democratic norms.
Cadiz Spain suffered crushing damage after a massive explosion in a torpedo and ocean mine factory and warehouse. Early estimates exceed 100 dead and thousands injured with $10 million in damage. The blast wrecked districts and major shipyards while utilities and transport failed citywide.
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