Weather summary notes for two regions and record highs
Partly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers tonight and Saturday in north and west central areas. Cooler tonight in extreme northwest and north and west Saturday. Since yesterday 1 p m, highs 86, lows 68. Year ago today high 91 low 73. Barometer 29.60 at 1 am and 29.58 at 1 pm. Warmest U S yesterday was Yuma Arizona 107 and coldest Helena Montana 4.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Helena
Mont
Real Estate Transfers Inform Partial Property Shifts
Real estate transfers show Bergh selling portions in Brodhead city blocks and quads, Hammerli Sr to Jr trading land in Albany township, and Schindler selling W66 ft of the E half of the N132 ft of outlet 123 in New Glarus village assessor’s plat.
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Erry Nomnus
Saurence Bergh
City of Brodhead
Fred Hammerli Sr
Fred Hammerli Jr
Albany Township
Fred A. Schindler
Forrest R. Hewes
Assessor
New Glarus
Justice Cases Justice L A Koenig
Glenn Lyons of Stockton Illinois forfeits a $20 bond for passing on a hill. Tommy S Hergert of Orfordville pays a $5 fine plus costs for the same offense.
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L. A. Koenig
Glenn Lyons
Stockton
Iil
Hill
Tommy S. Hergert
Orfordville
Deaths Alfred Larso 4 Warren and others
Notices of deaths for Alfred Larso aged 4 in Warren and other obituaries list Mr and Mrs John C Warren residing at 624 21st Avenue and family, Aug Me eal cs Manebel Ing well of New Glarus with a daughter, Aug 38 Z ir and Mrs Alvin Buholzer route 3 Monroe with a daughter Aug 25 and Mr and Mrs Herbert Soddy Browntown with a daughter Aug 25.
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John C. Werren
21St Avenue
Eal Cs. Manebel Ingwell
New Glarus
Zir
Alvin Buholzer
Monroe
Herbert Soddy
Browntown
St Clare Hospital Names Dismissals and Medical Staff
The notice lists residents and patients connected to St Clare Hospital on 22nd and 12th streets and Beloit, Janesville, Monticello, Gratiot, and Hollendale areas. Dismissals include several named individuals and a religious figure, Rev Joseph Shaul, with several other names.
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David Lee Larson
Gratiot
Roy Grundahl
Hollandale
Roscoe Dalton
Lth Avenue
Frank Morton
Beloit
Delbert Collins
15Th Avenue
Albert Goodman
Basil Garfoot
Mary Martha Moe
Judith Home
James Hanson
John Disch
Joseph Shaul
Burnett Briggs
Blanchardville Farmer Cited for Leadership by State
Blanchardville man among 27 Wisconsin farmers honored for inspirational leadership to new generation of agriculturists. Certificates awarded by Milton Button, state agriculture director, on recommendations from Future Farmers of America. Others named include Milton Jones of Dodgeville and Laurel Duffin of Whitewater.
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Mainwaunee
E P—Nness
Blanchardville
Milton Button
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Future Farmers of America
Milton Jones
Dodgeville
Laurel Duffin
Whitewater
Reedsburg Teacher Takes Brodhead Post
William Struck of Reedsburg will become the Brodhead elementary school principal and eighth grade teacher. A World War II veteran and University of Wisconsin graduate, he taught two years at Richland Center and is pursuing a master's degree. He and his wife will occupy a Fairman apartment.
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Sroanean
William Struck
Reedsburg
Brodhead
Richland Center
Struck
University of Wisconsin
Fairman
Eugene Hotel Grand Opening Sets City Milestone
The Eugene Hotel prepares for a grand opening featuring a newly built 138-seat dining room and bar. Work finishes include removing a counter to create space for four extra tables and installing bar room tables while completing carpentry before public access. Neon lighting and updated electric fixtures will be added soon. proprietor Jacob Hoffman remains manager during ongoing downstairs remodeling.
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Iuwn Creu Ow
Eugene
Jacob Hoffman
Monroe State Line Championship Clash With South Beloit Giants
The top-flight baseball game is set for 8 with Monroe State Line championship contenders facing South Beloit Colored Giants. Kane lists notable softball players and a committee approves the roster. Captain Blum confirms a team battery of O N Johnson Montroe and Christ Stauffer Monticello. Johnson claims a double discount delivery and Niles adds a magnetic bat. Lineup includes Gallitz Blaha Becker Davis Gorder Rote Reasa Howe Johnson Johnson Lux Mauerman McCutchin Schoonover Trickel Anderegg Haddinger Loveland Pierce. Proceeds support underprivileged and crippled children through donations by two cooperating groups.
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Monroe State
South Beloit Colored Giants
Kane
Blum
O. N. Johnson
Monroe
Christ Stauffer
Monticello
Johnson
C. J. Niles
Laverne C. Gallitz
R. W. Blaha
Chester Becker
Floyd A. Davis
Zenno A. Gorder
R. R. Rote
Clifford Reasa
Stanley W. Howe
Earl R. Johnson
Lester M. Johnson
E. B. Lux
George J. Mauerman
William McCutchin
R. T. Schoonover
H. Jack Trickel
Otto Anderegg
New Glarus
Harry Haddinger
Ray Haddinger
Albany
Clarence Loveland
Clinton Pierce
Brodhead
Handicraft exhibit and military dance at the park
Gene Davis and Kenneth Davis along with Grace Anderson Robert Wells Joanne Solomon Ruth Ella Share rehearsed Mondays and Wednesdays and today gathered for a final show get-together. A hobby display of crafts by park Handicraft groups will be set under lights with 35 to 40 children from ages 6 to 15 showcasing summer work. A dance for Co. I National Guard from Peoria will cap the evening, Tom Patti and his orchestra providing music from 8:30 to 11:30 at the decorated armory.
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Gene
Kenneth Davis
Grace Anderson
Robert’ Wells
Joanne Solomon
Ruth Ella Share
Bath House
Park
Co. I
National Guard
Peoria
Ill
Tom Patti
Locomotives Collide At Chicago Roundhouse
Two locomotives collided at a Chicago and North Western railway roundhouse. One man was hospitalized, fireman Thomas M. Vaughn, 31, of Madison, sustained injuries and both engines were taken out of service.
Personal mentions from Wisconsin and nearby towns
Personal notices list visitors and travelers, including Mrs Adelle Storck in Madison Donovan Faith from Albany and Ray Pierce with son James returning from a northern vacation. It notes Mrs Cora Leck and Mrs Jesse Goodman at the state fair and tours to St Anne de Beaupre. Several families plan visits and vacations in Wisconsin and Minnesota with attendees at the West Allis state fair. The item records multiple names, places and travel plans without further context.
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Adelle Storck
Madison
Donovan Faith
Albany
Ray Pierce
James
17Th Avenue
Mary Hogan
Edward Dwyer
Edward Aeschberger
Freeport
Yester Y
Cora Leck
Jesse Goodman
Michael M. Murphy
St. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
Oscar B. Kammerud
Blanchardville
Virgil Biegjer
Otto H. Kundert
8Th Street
Walter Baer
York
Neb
Kunderts
Haugen
Wis
Rolland Parson
Elaine
Ronald
Boston
Wisconsin
Martin Benjaminson
Duluth
John R. Collins
Bobby
Joan
Billy
Kendal
A. Moore
Collins
West Allis
R. W. Biffle
Messrs
Mmes
Joseph Rohner
Fred Beer
Henry Burgy
Allie Wuetrich
Victor Marean
Louis Benkert
Elmer Trickel
Herbert Johnson
Mabel Blumer
Albert H. Stoldt
Monroe
Roy Webb
William Schneeberger
Fay Jones
Gean Jones
Larry
William Zimmerli
Helen E. Steuri
Motorcyclist and Girl Die in Illinois Crash
Joliet A young motorcyclist and his companion were killed early today when their machine and a truck collided on highway 66 ten miles southwest of Joliet. A second motorcyclist was injured. The dead were John F. Gust 17 of Beardstown Ill and Betty Carpenter 18 of Virginia. Gust was part of a group of 10 motorcyclists members of the Morgan Cass County Cavaliers en route from Jacksonville Ill to Milwaukee for the motorcycle races at the Wisconsin state fair.
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Joliet
Motors
Highway 66
John F. Gust
Beardstown
Ill
Betty Carpenter
Virginia
Gust
Morgan-Cass County Cavaliers
Jacksonville
Milwaukee
New Guided Missiles to Boost Air War
Dr Karl Compton, head of the defense research board, disclosed new guided missiles that would both knock down enemy planes and allow American bombers to shoot down attacking fighters. He called the air to air salvo by a B 36 exceedingly important and described the weapons as a major advance.
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United States
Karl Compton
Defense Department
Research and Developments Board
Funeral services for Arlene Zentner in Milwaukee and Albany
Miss Arlene Zentner 35 a former Albany resident died Wednesday at her Milwaukee home. Funeral services will be at noon Saturday at Ritter funeral home Milwaukee with Christian Science rites. The casket to arrive in Albany at 4 pm for graveside services at Hillcrest cemetery. In Rockford Charles E Johnson 15 died yesterday marking the first polio death there this year.
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Arlene Zentner
Albany
Milwaukee
Ritter
Hillcrest Cemetery
Rockford
Charles E. Johnson
President Faces 1952 Run Silence Likely Until After 1950 Vote
Close aides of President Truman expect him to refrain from announcing a 1952 re election plan until after the 1950 congressional elections. They say he may campaign for a return to a fair program and may leave the White House at the end of his current term in 1952, though he offered no definite answer when asked.
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Wrashington
Truman
Congress
White House
Probes Open Into Interurban Crash Injuring Nineteen
Milwaukee county and Kenosha officials launched parallel investigations into a rear end interurban crash that injured nineteen and narrowly spared a fatal outcome. Deputy District Attorney Tierney said warrants could be issued if laws were violated. Motorman Leroy Equitz, 26, remained in critical condition after the speeding coach struck from behind.
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Peay
Atly
Joseph Tierney
Milwaukee County
Kenosha Motor Coach Lines
Leroy Equitz
Suspect's Wife Claims Reward in Slaying Case
Wayne mother of five, Marie Click, filed a claim to a 16500 reward for telling police first that her husband killed three Fort Wayne women. The move complicates an already tangled case as police review a statement attributed to Franklin Click given Sunday night.
Polio cases rise to 395 in Wisconsin report
The Associated Press notes Wisconsin near 400 polio cases for 1949 with two new instances in Shorewood Hills Dane county and Prairie du Sac Sauk county. Captain W Wallace Hill 95 longtime Great Lakes skipper and Hill Steamship founder dies in Kenosha.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Shorewood Hills Village
Dane County
Prairie du Saclage
Sauk County
Hill
Kenosha
W. Wallace Hill
Great Lakes
Hill Steamship Line
Lake
Miss Ella Williams Tours Europe With Christian Youth Crusade
Miss Ella Williams, granddaughter of Mrs. Ella Van Horn of 1705 10th Street, returned from a two month overseas trip with 50 students on the Christian Youth Crusade. A Lipscomb University graduate in Enid Oklahoma, she visited England Germany Ireland Italy and France and now works in migrant relief on the Home Missions council at Kokomo Indiana.
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Europe
Ella Williams
Harvey
Ella van Horn
10Th Street
Christian Youth Crusade
Williams
Plips University
Enid
Okla
England
Germany
Lamboleys Start East on Western Trip
Judge Harold J. Lamboley and Mrs Lamboley plan to leave California tomorrow with a stopover at Grand Canyon. He will return to the county court bench September 6 after visiting Portland and relatives in California.
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Lamboleys
Harold J. Lamboley
California
Grand Canyon
Lamboley
Portland
Ore
Bethel Evangelical Church Roof Repaired on 14th Street
Dan Regan of the Hydrotex Co. leads replacement work on the Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church at 1339 14th Street. A noted historical aside mentions ancient Romans building large ornamental fish ponds.
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Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
14Th Street
Dan Regan
The
Hydrotex Co
Hageman Heads Belleville School
C H Hageman former Belleville public school athletic coach will take over as principal when the fall term opens Sept 6. The faculty includes Helen E McCaughey first and second grades, Bernice Babler third and fourth, Esther Rice fifth and sixth, Lois J Korl ly social science, John Azza lino science and athletics, Mary Lou Joosten commercial and vocal music, N L Luenenschloss English, Glen Wood instrumental music, Kenneth Kramer agriculture, Hageman principal and mathematics, Betty Elmer home economics.
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Belleville
C. H. Hageman
Belleville Public School
N. L. Luenenschloss
Helen E. McCaughey
Bernice Babler
Esther Rice
Lois J. Kornely
John Azzalino
Albany Girl Expected Back From Hospital Tomorrow
Linda Baumgartner eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Baumgartner is expected to be dismissed tomorrow from Children s Memorial hospital Chicago where she underwent heart surgery August 17 Her doctor says she could start school in the second week of the term though she must judge her own condition and will be escorted to and from school to avoid overexertion.
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T. F. Ransdell
J. M. Rogers
Presbyterian School of Nursing
Chicago
Ransdells
Sally
Barstow
Mary Lou Meythaler
Fred E. Meythaler
16Th Street
Calif
Meythalers
Robert
Melissa
Belinda
Marylyn
Winnetka
Ill
Albany
Linda Baumgartner
Kenneth Baumgartner
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Linda
Stockyards Robbery Fails at Union Stock Yards
Two gunmen attempted a robbery near the Livestock National Bank at Union Stock Yards. They shot bank guard John McFadden, 67, three times as he escorted a messenger to the exchange building. The wounded guard was hospitalized. robbers fled in a green sedan with no loot.
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Unicngo —Oy
Livestock National Bank
Union
John McFadden
School job let at Orangeville completes new roof
A contract has been signed with Hydrotex Co of Monroe to install a complete new roof at Orangeville Community Unit School. The project is part of the district’s planned facilities improvements and is expected to proceed this summer.
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Orangeville
Hydrotex Co
Monroe
Alfred Larson Dies At Home in Warren
Alfred Larson 74 died yesterday at his Warren home. Services planned for 2 p m tomorrow at Graham funeral home with Elmwood Cemetery burial. Born 1875 in Malmo Sweden, son of Olaf Larson. He married Dec 14 1940 to Mrs. Matie Guttmer. Survived by widow two sisters Hilda Munson Augusta Thorenson and a brother Olaf, all of Malmo Sweden.
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Warren
Antrea Larson
Graham
Elmwood S
Malmo
Sweden
Olaf Larsons
Matie Guttmer
Hilda Munson
Augusta Thorenson
Olaf
Order of Cooties Names Cheese Group Officers Met at Armory
The Order of Cooties met last evening at the armory with Cloyd Pickett as vice commander in charge of the business session. A committee to assist Cheese Day Inc. was named including Don Lovelace, Julius Hofer and Sam Pickett. Refreshments followed a social hour.
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Ineentary Oraer of
Cooties
Armory
Cloyd Pickett
Cheese Day Inc
Don Lovelace
Julius Hofer
Sam Pickett
Blanchardville Social Notes Recap
Barbara Stamm visits Elmer Johnson home as her parents, Technical Sgt. and Mrs. Bennie Stamm, return to Minneapolis after a week. Weekend guests at Halvar Breisath home include H. H. Roe Hazel Christine Nels Breisath Otto Spindler and Randi Deppert. Breisath reunion held at Gordon Olson home near Hollandale.
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Barbara Stamm
Elmer, Johnson
Bennie Stamm
Minneapolis
Halvar Breisath
Mmes
H. H. Roe
Hazel Christine
Nels Breisath
Winona
Minn
Otto Spindler
Randi Deppert
Stratford
Breisath
Gordon Olson
Hollandale
Illinois official killed in crash with daughter
Ontario Warren Henry chief engineer of the Illinois commerce commission and his daughter Alice 19 were killed in a late yesterday automobile bus crash. Henry's wife Helen was seriously injured.
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Illinois
Chatman
Warren Henry
Illinois Commerce — Commission
Alice
Henry
Helen
Wisconsin Economist to Spend Year in Europe as Adviser
Madison based Kenneth Parsons an agricultural economist at the University of Wisconsin will depart next week for Europe to serve as a Marshall Plan adviser for a year, continuing his research and contributing to postwar economic development efforts.
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Madison
Kenneth Parsons
University of Wisconsin
Europe
Marvin Hein Freed Under Hubbard Law After Fraudulent Checks
Marvin Hein of Albany was released today from Green County Jail after serving a six month sentence under the Hubbard law for issuing fraudulent checks. He has made restitution in full.
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Marvin Hein
Albany
Green County
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Alfred Larso
St. Clare Hospital
Inu
Eee
Eet
Monroe, Wis
Eugene Hotel
Ilinois
Rhomberg
Aucust Fur Sale
Rhomberg's
Mouton Lamb
Milady’s
Dykstra
Clarence A. Dykstra
University of California
Los Angeles
Monroe Clinic
Forrest Lund
Patricia
Belle Plaine
Ole’ Lund
Wayne
E. Rosa
Hageman
Belleville School
Alfred Larson
W. F. McGuigan
Paul Knoll Agent
Farmer's Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Kundert’s Shoe Store
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Kay McDowell
Farnsworth
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