Weather update for Midwest and Southwest today
Forecast calls for cloudy tonight with scattered thundershowers south and east central. Wednesday will be mostly fair and cooler near Lake Michigan. Notable data shows highs, barometer readings, and extremes from yesterday: Yuma Arizona 109 and Traverse City Michigan 45. Sunrise 5 14, sunset 6 50.
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East Central
Lake Michigan
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Traverse City
Mich
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe Then and Now
Elizabeth Laubaugh transfers N percent of It to Ed McGuire. The deed covers original plat, village of Browntown. P C Hunt transfers to Union Presbyterian Church of the United States America. Monroe, it. 6 bik 3 and W 14 ft of It 7 bik 3 Homeside add city of Monroe.
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Elizabeth Laubaugh
Ed McGuire
Browntown
P. C. Hunt
Union Presbyterian Church of the Presbyteran Church
United States
America
Monroe
City of
Deaths and court notes from DeForest to Beloit
Death notices for Henry C Kliefoth of Beloit with age 51. Court entries list Henry C Justice L A Koenig DeForest, P Linde Brodhead speeding with $12 costs, Curtis D Linde Brodhead speeding with $12 costs, Harold W Jaech Madison speeding guilty with $7 costs total $12. Mr and Mrs Herbert Klassy Blanchardville report a son born Aug 23 and Mr and Mrs Edwin Huffman Route 2 Monroe report a son born Aug 22.
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L. A
Herbert Klassy
Blanchardville, Son
Edwin Huffman
Monroe, Son
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Accident Dismissals List
A terse hospital notice lists surgical patients Mrs Earl Schliem of South Wayne and Stephen Gorder, both at 509 20th Avenue, with accident cases Chester Stixrood Harold Kundert of Brodhead Burnett Briggs and Rev Joseph Schaul of Menomonies, plus dismissals including John Pinnow Louis Zurfluh Mrs Gladys Humphries and others such as Mrs Edward Halvorson Mrs Francis Fahey and Ernest Dettwhler Norman Burrell Mrs Andrew Hughes and daughter Tuley Black Harold Lamboley Jr Ernest Bandi Mrs Fred Steinman and Lula Clark.
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Earl Schliem
South Wayne
Stephen Gorder
20Th Avenue
Chester
Stixrood
Harold _Kundert
Brodhead
Burnett Briggs
Lth Avenue
Joseph Schaul
Menomonies
John Pinnow
Louis Zurfluh
Gladys Humphries
Edward Halvorson
Francis Fahey
Ernest Dettwhler
Norman
Burrell
Andrew “Hughes
Plane Wreck Seen 21 Believed Killed
Royal Canadian Air Force found the wreckage of a two engine plane missing in northern Manitoba with 21 aboard since Sunday. There was no sign of life around the craft which crashed and burned 250 miles northeast of Winnipeg after taking off from Churchill to Winnipeg to replace weather bureau staff and to bring sick Eskimos for hospitalization.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Panama President Diaz Arosemena Dies at 74
Panama's President Diaz Arosemena died today after months of illness aged 74. He had taken a six month leave of absence on July 28 and was succeeded by acting chief executive Daniel Chanis Jr. Diaz, elected May 8, 1948, assumed office in October. Chanis, a 57 year old surgeon and politician, was his Liberal party running mate. Racine man Gilbert H. Jackson was appointed to the state athletic commission by Gov. Rennebohm.
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Panama
Racine
Madison
Gilbert H. Jackson
State Athletic Commission
Rennebohm
Judges Dismiss CIO Rent Action in Milwaukee Case
A panel of three federal judges dismissed a state CIO bid to halt Wisconsin's rent law. Jurisdiction was lacking as the amount was under the $3,000 federal threshold and Ray Rose could not be compelled to surrender records to Milwaukee county clerk. The action, brought Aug 16 on behalf of four tenants, argued records transfer would deny redress for rent overcharges.
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Milwaukee
CIO
Wisconsin
Ray Rose
Milwaukee County
Tighe E. Woods
U. S. District Court
District of Columbia
F. Ryan Duffy
Jee E. Tehan
William H. Holley
State Cio
Vacations and Moves Highlight Monroe News Notes
Vacationing in the Eagle River area, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. MacDonald of Monroe with relatives in Sauk City and Manston visited family during a week away. The Mar dells halted briefly en route from Smithfield to Ohio where Mr. Hardell will judge cheese at the state fair, and will start a new position at the Cheese Laboratory, Inc. Pfc. Jacob R. Kummer, Monroe, serves in Japan with the 31st field artillery battalion. Pharmacist G. O. Erais arrives in Monroe from La Crosse, with his wife and son joining later. Doctors from the University of Wisconsin Medical School attended a Monroe Clinic preceptorship meeting. Kathleen Ellen Johnson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roland Johnson of Dubuque, was born Friday night.
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North
W. S. MacDonald
17Th Avenue
Eagle River
Inlaw
A.W. Weins
Sauk City
W. R. MacDonald
Robert Marsh
Manston
MacDonald
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Mardells
Robert E. Hardell
Smithfield
Utah
Ohio
Hardell
Hardells
The
Cheese Laboratory, Inc
Monroe
9Th Street
Kummer
Japan
Jacob R. Kummer
Route 2
31St Field Artillery
7Th Infantry Division
Camp Chitose
Holkaido
Janesville
Ft. x
Ft. Lawton
Wash
G. O. Erais
Blumer’s Pharmacy
la Crosse
Walter Meek
Otto Mortenson
William J. Middleton
H. M. Coon
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Monroe Clinic
Frank Glaser
Madison
Polio total in Wisconsin rises to 381 cases
Kenosha and Racine authorities each reported three new polio cases to the state health board. Wisconsin's 1949 total climbs to 381 with 13 other cases. Eau Claire city and Hay River township in Dunn county each report two new cases.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Racine
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Eau Claire City
Hay River Township
Dunn County
Personal Mention Roundup of Visits and Travel
Personal notices list Miss Cleo Mueller in Milwaukee and Frances Moritz returning from Milwaukee. The notes record trips to northern Wisconsin, Prairie du Lac, Janesville, Madison, Oshkosh, and Lake Puckaway, with mentions of illnesses, family visits, and attending the state fair at West Allis. Several households are cited by name, including Dieckhoff, Zumbach, Moritz, and Zee.
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Cleo Mueller
Milwaukee
John Ball
Wisconsin
Lois Fritsch
Prairie du Lac
Marian Dieckhoff
17Th Avenue
Frances M. Moritz
Lewis Ellis
Janesville
G. W. Farlow
W. A. Thayer
Harris Germann
Harry Buholzer
Grindstone Lake
Hayward
Leonard Drews
Stephen
Oshkosh
J. L. Babler
Kenneth Zee
Twin Grove
Charles Zee
Harry J. Bellahan
R. W. Brunsman
Two Rivers
Robert
Louisville
Ben Mauerman
14Th Street
Henry Germann
Leon Kohl
Leonard Hill
Lake Puckaway
Allan F. Barnard
Madison
Henry J. Stocker
Long Island
N. Y
Lawrence Arnes
Blanchardville
Stoecker
Ruth Arnes
Ronald Trickel
Vernon Larson
Barbara Olson
Kenneth Scott
Woodford
West Allis
John Zweifel
Evanston, IL
N. Zweifel
New Glarus
Ray Young
Chiang in Canton Heads Off Truce
Chiang Kai-shek arrived in Canton today to oversee a meeting of the supreme war cabinet as Chinese communists prepared a strike into the province. The rumor cited by officials claimed the top nationalist came to quash any local peace overture with the reds.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Canton
Chiang
Supreme War Cabinet
Mrs Mesta Arrives In Le Havre As U S Minister
Mrs Perle Mesta United States minister to Luxembourg arrived today at Le Havre aboard the liner America. She will proceed to Paris by auto with her chauffeur following in another car. Mesta travels with 17 pieces of luggage and heads to Luxembourg tomorrow.
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Mesta
le Havre
Perle
U. S
Luxembourg
Lin
America
Paris
Senators Approve Part of Arms Aid
The combined senate foreign relations and armed services committees approved 239.01 million dollars in arms aid for Greece, Turkey, Iran, Korea and the Philippines. They postponed a decision on aid to European NATO members and endorsed amendments urging maximum U N forces and universal armament regulation.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippines
Truman
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Atlantic Alliance
Smith
R-Nj
United States
United Nations
Two Native Tribes Freed from Federal Wardship in Great Lakes
Two tribes in the Great Lakes region gain independence from government wardship. The Saginaw Chippewa Indians of Isabella County, Michigan, and the Stockbridge-Munsee tribe in Wisconsin, each with about 500 members, are released as Interior Department policy aims to transfer authority to manage their own affairs.
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Wasminelv —Ory
Great Lakes Area
Isabella County
Mich
Wisconsin
Interior Department
Greeks Condemn 51 For Macedonian Plot
A Greek court martial ordered the execution of 51 people for a plot to establish a communist Macedonian state. The mass trial, held at Phlorina, involved defendants mainly from Amynteon accused of belonging to an underground group that mined roads aided guerrillas and aimed to create a Macedonian state.
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Athens
Phlorina
Amynteon
Two Men Die In Nelson Lake Boat Capsize
Two men drowned when their fishing boat capsized on Nelson Lake near here. Authorities recovered the bodies of Lester Crabaugh, 35, of South Beloit and William Richy, Spring Grove. Stephan Yaxa of Crystal Lake, Ill., swam to safety.
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Hayward
Nelson Lake
Here
Lester Crabaugh
South Beloit
William’ Richy
Spring Grove
Stephan Yaxa
Crystal Lake
Ill
Wickard Urges REA to Build Program on Sound Principles
Claude Wickard REA administrator told the American Institute of Cooperation that the Rural Electrification Administration cannot rely on past achievements. He urged building the program on solid principles to ensure future progress and to meet its objectives.
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Mansson
Claude Wickard
REA
American Institute of Cooperation
Pickups Along The- News Beats
Harry J. Bloom of Monroe found corn cut earlier than expected Sunday evening as Dr. Ransom Dinges of Orangeville crash landed the small plane Blue Goose at Badger zying Service air port. He bent a landing gear and broke the prop but no serious damage occurred during the airfield stop. The pilot and his Orangeville passenger were uninjured and joked about the rough landing.
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Harry J. Bloom
Monroe
Ransom Dinges
Orangeville
Badger Zying
Dinges
First Hurricane Roars Northward
Cape Hatteras issued warnings as the season's first Atlantic hurricane named Harry swirled northward about 340 miles east of St. Augustine Florida. The 11 am advisory said a 20 mph forward pace with winds near 100 to 115 mph at the center and gale winds extending 125 miles. Grady Norton forecast the storm would pass near and likely east of Cape Hatteras early tomorrow morning, prompting small craft to seek port along the North Carolina coast.
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Miami
Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau
St. Augustine
Fla
Grady Norton
North Carolina
Yuggslavia Ready To Settle Dispute
Belgrade signaled willingness to settle all disputed questions with Russia and end the bitter Kremlin feud. Premier Tito urged Moscow to respect Yugoslavia’s internal affairs while warning against interference. The note, seventh in the exchanges, marks a cooling in two weeks of harsh war of words.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Reynaud Calls for Directly Elected European Legislature
Former French premier Reynaud urged a directly elected European legislature by the twelve Strasbourg nations in the council of Europe. He argued only such elections would give the current consultative body real authority and legitimacy.
US Firm Seeks 15 Percent Intrastate Fare Increase
Madison Northland Greyhound Lines requested public service commission authority to raise intrastate passenger fares by 15 percent. A prior request on August 15 sought a 5 percent temporary increase as part of the same rate proposal.
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Dus
Madison
Northland Greyhound Lines, Inc
Public Service Commission
Visitors at Green Bay and steel industry note
Mrs Werner Blum Jr and her daughter Miss Marie Blum visit Green Bay to see Mrs Leslie H Andrews and family for a few days. The text notes that Illinois Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Maryland manufacture eighty percent of the nation’s steel steel production.
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Green Bay
Werner Blum Jr
Marie Blum
Rose Kuenzie
Blum
Leslie H. Andrews
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Kiwanis Officers Elected in Wisconsin Upper Michigan District
Frank Horak of Oconto was elected president of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis district. John Allen of Racine was named district treasurer. Division lieutenant governors include Jay M. Greene Whitewater S G Johnson Mason Milton Laighorn Platville S R Wittuhn Milwaukee William T Loven Waukesha Henry Showalter West Bend Wilmer Hicks Beaver Dam Robert Gates Portage Leo Heirdorn Viroqua. More than one billion tons of steel are said to be in use in America today.
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Kiwanis
Appleton
Frank Horak
Oconto
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
Horak
National Association of Postmasters
John Allen
Racine
Jay M. Greene
Whitewater
S. G. Johnson
Mason
Milton Laighorn
Platville
S. R. Wittuhn
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Beale Nz
Lam
Henry
Kliefoth
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Augus
Calender
Wm. A. Becker Co
Wickard
Chocolate Shop
Borden's
DownTiac
Pontiac
Extrac
Fisher
Yuggslavia
Tee
Sembly
Europe
Skelgas
Skelgas Laboratory
Coz Wis
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