Weather Summary From The Daily Record August 23 1950
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with scattered frost in northern lowlands. Fair and unseasonably cool Thursday with low temperatures 38 to 42 north and 44 to 50 south. Highs Thursday 60 to 65 north and 64 to 70 south. Yesterday’s high was 81, low 60. Warmest spot Yuma Arizona 111, coldest Sault Ste Marie Michigan 32. Sunrise 5 13, sunset 6 52.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Sailt Ste. Marie
Mich
Real Estate Transfers in Brodhead and Albany Areas
Jac M Schlittler transfers lots 5 and 6 except half to Marius Christensen in block 178 Brodhead with easements. Verne Jones transfers Sugar River property by the pond north of Albany to Arthur J James.
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Jac. M. Schlittler
Marius Christensen
City of Brodhead
Verne Jones
Arthur J. James
Sugar River
Albany
Obituary notices list three deaths in Boston Brooklyn and Beloit
The notices report the deaths of Sam P. Elmer aged 65 in Boston Massachusetts James A. Mackenzie aged 89 in Brooklyn and Miss Clara Hendrickson aged 67 in Beloit. Each entry records name age and residence.
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Sam P. Elmer
Boston
Mass
James A. MacKenzie
Brooklyn
Clara Hendrickson
Beloit
Speeding and reckless driving cases by local defendants
Justice L. A. Koenig and Henry Beachey of Cuba City faces speeding charges with a plea of guilty and fines or jail time, while Long of 910 18th Avenue and Garwell of Browntown also appear on speeding and reckless driving counts with respective penalties and costs.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Henry Beachey
Cuba City
Robert D. Long
18Th Avenue
Richard Garwell
Browntown
Newborns Reported in Local Homes this Week
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jackson of Woodford welcomed a son on August 23. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hustad of New Glarus welcomed a daughter on August 22. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Deal of route 5 welcomed a son on August 23.
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Keith Jackson
Woodford
Donald E. Hustad
New Glarus
Robert M. Deal
St Clare Hospital Medical Births and Dismissals List
Frederick Erickson and several others are listed at St. Clare Hospital Medical with addresses. The Surgical section names Paul H. Rufenacht and additional patients. The Dismissals section lists Grace Knipschild Herman Selck Leland Rob inson and many others including families and daughters.
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Frederick Erickson
14Th Street
Robert Benedict
Clinton
Jesse V. Furniss
21St Avenue
Paul H. Rufenacht
11Th Street
Jewell Swain
Afton
Harold Huebner
Beloit
Gebhard Hauser
Ith Avenue
Walter W. Otto
Clara Kaiser
Brodhead
Sam R. Greenwald
Grace Knipschild
Herman R. Selck
Leland L. Robinson
Fred Mahlikuch
Oscar W. Wolfe
Max Hillary
Godfrey Nussbaum
Werner Marti
Harvey Bright
Frederick Dahms
Jacqueline Pine
Orangeville schools set to reopen on August 31
Orangeville community district schools will open Thursday August 31 with morning classes only and a teachers meeting the following day. Monday is a legal holiday, and classes will resume Tuesday September 5.
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Orangeville
Strikers Refuse Vote At Antwerp Port
Antwerp 12 000 dock workers refused to vote today on a government compromise plan to end a 25 day strike over higher pay. Workers showed disapproval by tearing up ballots.
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Antwerp
Miss Hendrickson Dies in Beloit After York Birth
Clara Hendrickson 67 native of York, Green County, died suddenly in Beloit where she had lived since 1922 as housemaid and hostess for the Bartlett sisters. Survived by sister Miss Tena Hendrickson and brothers Elling of Minneapolis and Olaf of Brodhead. services Friday at 1 30 p m at Saether funeral home with burial in Adams church cemetery.
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Blanchardville
Clara Hendrickson
York
Tena Hendrickson
Beloit
Bartlett
Knudt
Ingeborg Hendrickson
York Township
Green County
Postville
Elling
Minneapolis
Olaf
Brodhead
Saether
A. P. Anderson
Adams Lutheran Church
Adams Church
Council hears closed claims on Korea war rhetoric
Supporters label the Korean conflict a popular and holy war for liberty. Austin accuses Malik of false statements about Russian aid to North Korea since 1948. He cites a 1950 Russian shell found in Korea, saying it exploded in the security council rather than on the battlefield.
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Korea
Austin
Council
U. S
Malik
Russia
Security Council
Evansville Breeder Wins Hereford Prize at Wisconsin State Fair
Hereford judging at the Wisconsin state fair crowned out of state winners. Hi-Point Farms of Romeo Michigan claimed the grand champion and reserve champion bull titles. J C Robinson and Son of Evansville won Wisconsin championship awards. Dutch Bend Farms of Birmingham Alabama captured both Jersey grand championships. Charles Laity of Shullsburg earned best Jersey bull and M Barlass of Janesville the best Jersey cow in the Wisconsin classes.
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Hi-Point Farms
Romeo
Mich
J. C. Robinson and Son
Evansville
Wisconsin
Dutch Bend Farms
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Laity
Shullsburg
M. Barlass
Janesville
Cadet Hamilton Tours Camp McCoy to View 44th Division Training
Cadet Frank E. Hamilton traveled to Camp McCoy to visit Col. O A Moldenhauer and observe 44th Division training. He was joined by Maj. Amos Smith from Middleton, the federal medical administrative training officer for National Guard units.
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44Th
Frank E. Hamilton
Camp McCoy
O. A. Moldenhauer
44Th Division
Middleton
Maj
Amos Smith
National Guard
Mrs Elwyn Mains Named Secretary at Orangeville School Unit
Mrs Elwyn Mains has been engaged as office secretary for the Orangeville Community School Unit District.
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Orangeville
Elwyn Mains
Mrs Gebhard Hauser Undergoes Major Surgery
Mrs Gebhard Hauser of Monroe hotel underwent major surgery at St. Clare hospital this morning after entering the hospital late yesterday afternoon. Her condition is as well as can be expected for the first day.
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Gebhard Hauser
Monroe Hotel
St. Clare Hospital
Funeral for Mrs Spencer Deal Held in Berkeley
Services for Mrs Spencer Deal 81 native of Cadiz who died Saturday morning in Berkeley California were held today at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Newell Mendenhall officiated and burial followed in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers named Frank Cloyd Harold Pickett Clifford Ray Fritz and Jesse Morton
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Spencer Deal
Cadiz
Berkeley
Calif
Shriner- Neushwander
Newell Mendenhall
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank, Cloyd
Harold Pickett
Clifford
Ray Fritz
Jesse Morton
Local visitors list highlights from across Wisconsin and beyond
Personal mentions include Elaine White from Chicago and Ivan Weinstein from Wauwatosa visiting here Tuesday and yesterday. Several from Milwau kee and Madison area call or vacation locally and in New York City, Denver, Eureka Springs, and Washington.
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Elaine White
Chicago
Ivan Weinstein
Wauwatosa
Marie A. Barnes
Kenosha
Celia A. Derrwaldt
Milwaukee
Rudolf Maurer
Spencer Bowen
West Allis
H. R. Luchsing
Dix
Orangeville Fair Scheduled for October 13 and 14
The Orangeville community fair will be held Oct. 13 and 14 with fair board officers led by Leo Rusk as chairman and Homer Walker as vice chairman. Other board members include Mrs. Curt Cole secretary Roy Hefty treasurer along with Mrs. Vernon Schulz Mrs. Frank Busjahn Miss Della Sedel Norman Scheider and others.
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Orangeville
Leo Rusk
Homer Walker
Curt Cole
Roy Hefty
Vernon Schulz
Frank Busjahn
Della Sedel
Norman Scheider
Delmar Harless
Gordon Priewe
Elwyn Mains
Clifford Fiene
Power facilities supply surge in postwar expansion
G C Neff president of Wisconsin Power and Light Co announces that postwar and Korea era electricity builds push capacity toward a $12 billion expansion. He states national generating capacity could double by 1951 from 1941 levels, with 67.5 million kilowatts planned and private builders accelerating after Korea. Wisconsin firm adds 151000 kilowatts by 1951.
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G. C. Neff
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Neff
Korea
Rising Wholesale Milk Returns Seen for Year
The agriculture department projects higher wholesale milk prices to farmers for the remaining year. It cites increased fat content, more milk used in class 1 outlets, and planned price rises for fluid milk as drivers. First seven months of 1950 saw record price support purchases, exceeding any full year in the program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Army Could Recall Most of ’45 Officers
The Army says it could recall most officers discharged after World War II until peace with Germany Japan and Italy is reached and six months after but the service does not plan to.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
Italy
Washington Films Shown at Kiwanis Luncheon
J Jacob Tschudy presented photographs from the Cheese day group trip to Washington D C at the Monroe Kiwanis weekly luncheon today at the Monroe Country club. The inter relations committee met during the luncheon.
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Washington
J. Jacob Tschudy
Washington, D. C
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Committee On Inter-Relations
Bruce named Oconto superintendent after Greenwood post
Walter R. Bruce aged 47 is appointed superintendent of Oconto schools. He replaces John A. Bjorge who resigned to take the superintendent post at Whitewater. Bruce previously led Greenwood schools for four years.
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Oconto
Walter R. Bruce
Oconto Schools
Bruce
Greenwood
John A. Bjorge
Whitewater
U S Shipping Tanks to Western Europe This Week
Washington officials disclose that about 20 medium American tanks will be loaded for France this week as part of shipments from the Department of Defense.
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U. S
Washington
Department of Defense
Western
Europe
France
Shanghaied Soldier Tells of Months in Soviet Zone Prisons
Private Alfred W. Yankov of Tampa Florida described being abducted in West Berlin and held in four months of Soviet and German custody. He said he was interrogated by multiple officers and learned nothing about his capture or purpose. The Army confirmed the tale after requesting verification, noting Yankov had been absent from his unit since April.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Alfred W. Yankov
Tampa
Fla
U. S
Yankov
Kommandantura
Yaakov
East Zone
Yankow
U. S. Army
Heavy U S Tanks Prove Superior In Korea Clash
Army officials credit heavier American tanks with overcoming early Communist advantages in Korea. Reports say the General Patton and Pershing models outperform the Russian T 34 while a new light tank gun is expected to handle any medium Soviet tank. The Patton marks a transition toward newer designs emerging from postwar development.
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Washington
Korea
United States
Chaffee
Rosenbergs Plead Innocent in Espionage Conspiracy Case
New York couple Julius and Ethel Rosenberg pleaded innocent to conspiracy to commit espionage in the Klaus Fuchs atom spy ring. Government charges include Rosenberg aiding the recruitment of his brother-in-law David Greenglass to obtain and pass secret information via Harry Gold.
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New York
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Klaus Fuchs
Rosenberg
David Greenglass
Harry Gold
State Fair Honors Old Timers Group
The Wisconsin state fair honored veteran employees and pioneers at the Milwaukee event. About 56 000 attendees watched horse pulling, harness racing, and livestock judging as Pioneer Fairgoers club elected Frank E Bell as president again.
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Milwaukee
State Fair Park
Frank E. Bell
Columbus
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Donald M. McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Ed Heagle
Appleton
Claude Armitage
Seymour
Mrs. B. J. Ainlay Dies At Her Nebraska Home
Mrs. B J Ainlay of Belgrade Nebraska died yesterday morning after a period of illness. Arthur W Black of 1109 15th avenue reported the death. Black and his wife and their son Robert planned to travel to Belgrade today. Black went to the Aztalan Indian village near Lake Mills to fetch Robert who was finishing a Beloit College archeology course.
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Arthur W. Black
15Th Avenue
B. J. Ainlay
Belgrade
Neb
Adenauer demands armed police and more Western troops
In Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged immediate approval of an armed police force for West Germany and called for greater troop deployment by the Western allies amid postwar security concerns.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Plans winter voyages for Milwaukee Clipper ferry
The S. S. Milwaukee Clipper will operate across Lake Michigan through the fall and winter this year for the first time since 1947, the Wisconsin-Michigan Steamship Co. announced today.
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Milwaukee
S. S. Milwaukee Clipper
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin-Michigan Steamship Co
Stock Prices Climb On Slow Market Trade
The New York market advanced gradually with many key issues gaining more than a dollar. Several stocks that held back earlier moved into positive territory as the overall index neared a post Korean War high just under a four year peak, despite light turnover around 1.5 million shares.
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New York
Georgia City Passes Law To Oust All Reds
Macon officials approve a sweeping anti red ordinance in a unanimous vote. Communists are ordered to leave within 48 hours or face up to six months in jail and a $100 fine. The council bypassed the committee stage to speed passage.
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Georgia City
Macon
Georgia
IOOF District Meeting Set for Orangeville
The IOOF will hold a district meeting here Wednesday evening August 30. The initiatory degree will be conferred on a class of candidates. Orangeville lodge emphasizes community service and operates two hospital beds on free loan to sick persons.
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Orangeville
IOOF
Orangeville Lodges
Two Red Officers Reveal Soviet Aid
Two North Korean officers held as prisoners of war told allied intelligence officers about Soviet and Chinese backing for the Korean conflict. One 27 year old lieutenant colonel surrendered under a white flag near Taegu and identified Red targets for air and artillery strikes. The other, Captain Pak Tong Hyup, was captured August 11 near Chinju. both had served in the Chinese communist army in Manchuria.
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Associated Press
Taegu
Pak Tong Hyup
Chinju
Manchuria
Congress Votes Extra 300 for Stationery
Washington House members approved a $300 per person allowance for stationery in a 164 to 46 vote. Representative Rich of Pennsylvania warned some lawmakers might use the funds for other purposes, but names of members were not recorded.
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Washington
House
Rep. Rich
Rpa
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