Fair and Warmer With Showers Expected Tomorrow
Daily Record forecast notes fair and warmer conditions tonight with partly cloudy skies tomorrow and widely scattered showers or thundershowers mainly in the extreme northwest. Since yesterday 1 p.m. the high reached 80 and the low 61. year ago today the high was 94 and the low 73. Barometer readings 29.56 at 1 a.m. and 29.67 at 1 p.m. Warmest place Yuma Arizona at 110 and coldest International Falls Minnesota at 49. Sunrise 5:10 and sunset 6:56.
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U. S. Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Listings
Transfers show Sara E Wells Olive Barbara and Clinton Blackbourn selling to Lois A Burgy and Almeda Lundstrom their parcels 10 and 11 block 4 and Rick's addition in Monroe. Almeda Lundstrom sells to Henry Burgy parcel 10 and 11 block 4 and Arnold Cyril and Royal Love land go to William Rees parcels 1 2 3 4 5 6 block 12 Scott's addition Monroe excluding IC railroad right of way.
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Sara E. Wells
Olive
Barbara
Clinton Blackbourn
Lois A. Burgy
Almeda Lundstrom
Andrick
City of
Monroe
Henry Burgy
Arnold
Cyril
Royal Loveland
William Rees
Scott
Estates Probate and Administrations List for Local Heirs
Names of appraisers and executors for multiple estates. George Williams Albany dies July 31 with William Zimmerli Michael Carroll and Edward Killingstad named appraisers. Minie Zimmerman dies July 31 with Louis R and Es ther Zimmerman as heirs and Edward Bayrhoffler Harry C. Young and Louis R Wolleson as appraisers. C O Johnson Jordan township dies July 10 with Alwilda Johnson widow executrix and F F Hartwig Fred Probst as appraisers. Heirs under Nov 21 1936 will are widow and three sons Leo Harold and Ralph. Frank Haas Cadiz township dies July 12 with Lillian adminstratrix and Carole and Dean as minors. appraisers R W Prien John Coryell and Ole Sandley.
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William Zimmerli
Michael Carroll
Edward Killingstad
George Williams
Albany
Louis R
Esther Zimmerman
Minnie Zimmerman
Edward Bayrhoffer
Harry C. Young
Louis R. Wolleson
Alwilda Johnson
C. O. Johnson
Jordan Township
F. F. Hartwig
Fred Probst
Leo
Harold
Ralph
Frank Haas
Cadiz Township
Lillian
Carole
Dean
R. W. Prien
John Coryell
Ole Sandley
Justice Cases Leonard Davidson Jr. in St Olaf Iowa
Leonard Davidson Jr of St Olaf Iowa was cited for no muffler and fined $5 plus costs by Justice L A Koenig.
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Leonard Davidson Jr
St. Olaf
Justice L. A. Koenig
Knipschild Hilliard Karlen Noted in Local Notices
Obituaries and notices list Arthur W. Knipschild age 54 of 2234, Miss Laura Hilliard age 83 of Warren, Mrs. Al Karlen at Veterans home in Waupaca, and Kellesvig age 42 of Blanchardville.
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Arthur W. Knipschild
Laura Hilliard
Warren
al Karlen
Veterans Home
Waupaca
Kellesvig
Blanchardville
Darlington Couple Welcomes Daughter in August
Mr and Mrs Bernard Peter announce the birth of their daughter in August at Darlington. The brief notice identifies the new arrival and family context without additional details.
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Bernard Peter
Darlington
St Clare Hospital Dismissals and Medical Names
A hospital record lists medical staff and patients including Inamae Reese Clin ton Edward G Ludwig route 2 Mrs Ethel Lockhart Beloit. Dismissals include Carl Gilbertson Mrs George Altman Glenn Anderson William Schuster Mrs Thomas Casey and daughter Meltgner Kundert Mrs Royal Ziltner and son Mrs Earl Schwend and daughter Cedric Schiessler.
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Inamae Reese
Clinton
Edward G. Ludwig
Ethel Lockhart
Beloit
Carl Gilbertson
George Altman
Glenn Anderson
William Schuster
Thomas Casey
Meltgner Kundert
Royal Ziltner
Earl Schwend
Cedric Schiessler
Wisconsin Cheese Market Dull On Weak Demand
Federal market news reports a weak and dull Wisconsin cheese market with selling prices unchanged amid sluggish demand and steady output.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Maritime Union Hit on Hiring Halls
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the Great Lakes hiring halls run by the CIO Maritime Union illegal under Taft Hartley. The five member panel found the union, President Joseph Curran and six officers guilty of unfair labor practices against four tanker companies and ordered removal of the hiring halls and no strikes for that purpose.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Paul M. Herzog
Great Lakes
CIO National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
Weddings in Monroe Family Weekend at Juta
The J J Gruenewald family plans three weddings in 24 hours. Irene Olson of Monroe and Milo Swanton of Madison wed Saturday at Jordan Lutheran Church. Kathryn Olthafer of Belmont will wed Willis Gruenewald in the Peace Evangelical Church. Eleanor Leibe of New Haven and Robert Probst of Browntown marry Sunday at Jordan Lutheran Church.
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J. J. Gruenewald
Juta
Irene B. Olson
Monroe
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Jordan Lutheran Church
Jordan Township
Kathryn Olthafer
Peace Evangelical Church
Belmont
Willis Gruenewald
Eleanor Eva Leibe
New Haven
Conn
Robert William Probst
Browntown
Funeral services for Mrs. John N. Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs. John N. Anderson, 74, who died yesterday, will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 30 at the Erickson funeral home and at 2 o'clock in the Argyle Lutheran church. Rev. A. Anderson will officiate and burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Pallbearers are Ed Farrell, Monroe. Clarence Disrude. Clarence Lunda. Wendell Soper. Israel Nall. Eddie O. Erickson.
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John N. Anderson
Argyle
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle Lutheran Church
Rev
A. Anderson
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ed Farrell
Monroe
Clarence Disrude
Clarence Lunda
Wendell Soper
Israel Nall
Eddie O. Erickson
Personal mentions of visitors around Monroe and area
A long list of residents and guests visiting relatives and spots across Monroe Dodgeville and nearby towns. Names include Anna Neehan Janesville Frank Flannery Browntown Cora Hartman Orangeville Harold Zimmerman Monticello Selmer Gordee Woodford Virginia Zettle Orangeville Norma Mueller Green Lake and others. Many travelers visited Freeport Darlington West Allis and Milwaukee for family events shopping or exhibitions.
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Anna Neehan
Janesville
Herman L. Schindler
Insurance
Frank Flannery
Browntown
Monroe
Cora B. Hartman
Orangeville
William Swanton
Brodhead
Elizabeth Kuhn
Freeport
Darlington
Harold Zimmerman
Monticello
Peter Knud
Emil Preisig
Clario
Emma Ruehler
Judy Tschudy
Judy
John Tschudy
Walter Kuebli
Janet
David
Thomas
Lottie
Yost
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Elverado Cox
Charles
Pine Island
Minn
Cox
Charles E. Krueger
Fred Schuetz
Evelyn
Walter Schuetz
Edward Schuetz
West
Pikes Peak
Robert Grant
Will Frager
Grant
William A. Becker Fuel and Feed Co
Norma Jean Hannes
Milwaukee
Harry L. Prien
Route 2
Maryellen Whilma Prien
Roger Sullivan
Hannes
Harry L. Larson
Gratiot
Grover Appell
Warren
Virgil Appell
Apple River
South Wayne
Minnie McAuliffe
August
Francis Larson
Wisconsin Centennial Exposition Visitors Reported In Area
Mrs J J Gruenewald and Miss Alice Minder visited from Juda and Browntown respectively while Mrs Archie Myers Jr and Mrs LaVerne Deal joined Wisconsin Centennial Exposition attendees. Several Browntown residents including Elmer Foulker John Marty and John Hartwig attended the event. Mrs Harold E Scherer and Mrs Vinal Jorgenson returned from Chicago after Moose International Convention. The Pack family from Chicago and Rosie Lonn of Rockford were guests of the Volmarys before leaving town.
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J. J. Gruenewald
Juda
Alice Minder
Browntown
Archie Myers Jr
LaVerne Deal
Elmer Foulker
John Marty
John Hartwig
Harold E. Scherer
Vinal Jorgenson
Chicago
Herman Pack
Howard
Rosie Lonn
Rockford
Joseph Volmary
Weaver Leaves Monroe Music Co After Police Radio Service
Eugene Weaver joins Monroe Music Co to run music boxes and coin machines. He has served as a police radio operator in the county. Saturday is his last day. Norman Johnson of Monroe will replace him.
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Join Music CO
Eugene Weaver
Monroe Music Co
Weaver
Norman Johnson
Monroe
September 1 Deadline for Terminal Leave Applications
The deadline to file applications for unused terminal leave is September 1. Theodore J. Burgy, Green County service officer, says forms are available at the veteran service office in the basement of the courthouse.
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Theodore J. Burgy
Green County Service Officer
Veteran Service Office
Court House
Lengacher Showing Slow but Steady Recovery at Hospital
Clarence W. Lengacher, county clerk, remains under care at Wisconsin General Hospital two weeks after undergoing surgery. Medical officials report gradual improvement in his condition.
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Clarence W. Lengacher
Wisconsin General Hospital
Son to Thompsons born in Baraboo hospital
A son, James Robert, was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson of Naknik Alaska, formerly Blanchardville, in St Mary's hospital Baraboo on Tuesday.
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Thompsons
Blanchardville
James Robert
Robert Thompson
Naknik
Alaska
St. Mary’s Hospital
Baraboo
Monroe residents return from Switzerland trip
Mrs. Johanna Sulzer and her son Hans with Mrs. Anna Schild arrived home in Monroe this morning after a trip that began June 12. The Sulzers visited Meiringen in Canton Bern. Mrs. Flora Fluder, also from Monroe, stays on in Switzerland for another month.
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Johanna Sulzer
Hans
Anna Schild
Switzerland
Monroe
Sulzers
Meiringen
Canton Bern
Flora Fluder
Births and Army Assignment Noted in Elgin
Friends announce the birth of a son, Stephen Frederic, on August 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Railton of Elgin Illinois. Pfe Lyle G Swanton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G Swanton of 1313 23rd Avenue, stationed with the Eighth Army in Japan, is assigned to the 27th Infantry Regiment of the 25th Division commanded by Brigadier General.
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Japan
Lyle G. Swanton
Earl G. Swanton
23Rd Avenue
Eighth Army
27Th Infantry
25Th Division
Soldier Swanton Joins Overseas Duty From Fort Ord
Pfc. Swanton entered the army February 5 and completed basic training at Fort Ord, California before being sent overseas to Japan on June 23. Everett E. Brown is noted in the same item.
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Eral Everett E. Brown
Pfc
Swanton
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Japan
Car Strikes City Truck During 16th Avenue Work
Mrs. Martha Kramer of route 5 Monroe collided with a city street department truck in the 2500 block of 16th avenue during road repairs. The left front fender was torn in the impact. Police reported no further injuries.
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Martha Kramer
Route 5
Monroe
City Street
16Th Avenue
Books Are Closed For 1948 Green County Fair
The secretary closed the books for the Green County fair at noon yesterday, half a day later than last year. The fair concluded on August 1.
Butter Down Six Cents a Pound in Eastern States
Butter prices dropped six cents a pound, the lowest since November 3, 1947, in the eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware region. L. A. Mullen, A and P vice president for the area, announced the reduction, which followed a two cent decline yesterday and a four cent tumble today.
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Philadelphia
L. A. Mullen
A. and P
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Bumper Berry Crop Seen for Wisconsin in 1948
C M Chaney manager of the American Cranberry Exchange told members of the Wisconsin Cranberry Sales Co that a bumper 1948 crop and a strong market for fresh and processed berries is in prospect in Wisconsin Rapids yesterday.
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Wisconsin Rapids
C. M. Chaney
American Cranberry Exchange
Wisconsin Cranberry Sales Co
Hartford Man Killed in Vehicle Collision
Henry Schel linger, 57, a Hartford farmer, died yesterday from injuries after a truck he rode in collided with a bus. His son Thomas, 17, was uninjured.
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Hartford
Henry Schellinger
Thomas
Today Aviation Day but Few Know Why
Washington reports National Aviation Day honors the Wright brothers born August 19 1871 in Dayton Ohio. Proclaimed by President Roosevelt July 25 1939 observed August 19. No formal celebration planned this year. Kitty Hawk Day December 17 remains more popular among aero clubs and ceremonies. Air Force Day shifts to September 18 with a large Washington dinner September 17.
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James J. Strebig
Washington
Air Force
Naval Aviation
Library of Congress
Orville Wright
Barthers
Dayton
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Kill Devil Hill
Kittyhawk
N. C
The
Aero Club of Washington
Aeronautical Division
Army
United States Air Force
National Defense Establishment
Air Force Association
Aero Club
U S Attacks Russia On Danube Conference
The United States criticized the Soviet backed Danube river agreement, calling it imperialism as three western powers and Austria refused to sign the accord, arguing it grants full power to Moscow.
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Associated Press
United States
Russia
Kremlin
Danube River
Austria
Waterway Route Referenced in State Department Speech
The state department described the waterway to the communist countries as a route to puppet states. The remark signals U S stance on influence and influence routes during the era of Cold War tensions.
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State Department
Soviet Grain Harvest Accelerates to State Granaries
Moscow reports a large grain harvest flowing into state granaries. Four key districts in the Kuban and Ukraine told Prime Minister Stalin they have exceeded their delivery goals to date.
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Moscow
Kuban
Ukraine
Stalin
Insurgents Burn Police Station in Pahang Jungle Raid
Police of Kuala Tembelang in Singapore state hunted communist insurgents last night. While they pursued suspects the insurgents burned down the Burn Police Station.
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Singapore
Kuala Tembelang
Pahang
Want Ad Offers Big Labor For Small Pay
A classified notice claims that purchasing a Want Ad brings in substantial work for minimal cost, urging readers to place ads to capitalize on the promise of busy assignments despite low pay.
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