Weather Summary for August 29 1947
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers in the northwest and extreme north tonight ending by Saturday forenoon. Warmer in the extreme north and in the south and central portions Saturday. Highs near 92, lows around 64. Precipitation 1.35 since yesterday. Barometer 29.75 at 2 am and 29.63 at 2 pm. Sunrise 5 21, sunset 6 42. Phoenix 104 was warmest yesterday. International Falls 36 coldest.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers in New Glarus
John H Kundert transfers parcels Its 3 and 4 bik 12 and out 217 on assessor's plat to E J Hoes ly in New Glarus. E J Hoesly then transfers parcels Its 3 and 4 bik 12 to Harold E Hoes ly in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kundert
E. J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Harold E. Hoesly
Glarus
Justice Cases and Penalties in Gratiot Courthouse
Albert Bahn of 1450 13th Avenue charged with parking in an alley. Arthur Engebretson of Gratiot cited for operating a vehicle under the influence. license revoked. Both faces fines and court costs. Engebretson also must serve six months in the county jail at hard labor and a separate charge for leaving the scene of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bahn
13Th Avenue
Justice L. A. Koenig
Arthur Engebretson
Gratiot
Court Sentences Mixed Outcomes From Gratiot Case
County Court Charles Larson in Gratiot presided a case with 18 to 24 months in a state prison in Wau Pun. Judge H J Duaine of Orangeville withheld a statutory rape sentence for one year and placed the defendant on probation. Judge Harold J Lamboley also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Larson
Waupun State
H. J. Duaine
Orangeville
Harold J. Lamboley
Births Reported for Dettwiler Leary Cromwell Gilbertson Families
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dettwiler of Warren on Aug 29. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leary report a son on Aug 28. Mr. and Mrs. David Cromwell on 8th Avenue welcome a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gilbertson of Darlington welcome a daughter on Aug 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dettwiler
Warren
Charles Leary
David Cromwell
8Th Avenue
Ervin Gilbertson
Darlington
St. Clare Hospital Notices Surgical Medical and Dismissals
The St. Clare Hospital list shows surgical patients Mrs Nathan Brown route 2 Mrs Joseph Winn Browntown Mrs Fred Haldiman route 5. Medical patient Mrs Stewart Cole Clinton. Dismissals include Barbara Ann Stauf facher Mrs Roy Atkins Mrs Freida Saunders George Lloyd.
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Nathan Brown
Joseph Winn
Browntown
Fred Haldiman
Stewart Cole
Clinton
Barbara Ann Stauffacher
Roy Atkins
Freida Saunders
George Lloyd
Shelbyville Slaying Ties to Helton Case Spurs FBI Probe
Shelby county officials enlist the FBI to link a fourth death to the Helton family spree. Don Helton, enraged over a separation from his bride Jacqueline, killed her at a roller rink then fatally shot his father Earl before dying by his own hand. William Mage, 33, later found near the rink, suffered a throat slash and a head wound as witnesses watched. An FBI blood-stain test is planned to compare stains from Mage with samples from Don Helton’s body.
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Shelbyville
Shelby County
FBI
Donall Helton
Jacqueline Helton
Earl Helton
Hitler Farben Aid Ties Highlight War Waging Limits
In Nuernberg an American war crimes court hears testimony from I G Farben directors who claimed Hitler could not wage war without their help. They note Goering’s 1946 suicide hours before execution. Trial enters third day with witnesses expected Tuesday. A separate note mentions an auto maker releasing a self adjusting brake.
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Nuernberg
Germany
I. G. Farbenindustrie
Chemical Trust
Hitler
Ferben
Hermann Goering
Goering
Pranks and Parade Mark New York Legion Convention
The American Legion convention in New York draws crowds for sightseers and pranks. A Rainmaker vehicle performs weather tricks while Legionnaires dodge water pistols and practical jokes. Police prevent a rider from a mock Paul Revere entry as business sessions fail to attract locals.
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New York
American Legion
Times Square
Frank S. Leavitt
Man Mountain Dean
Buford
E. Meade Wilson
Mulberry
Fla
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Selfish Few Try To Wreck Co-Operatives
Charles W. Holman of Washington, secretary of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation, said at the American Institute of Cooperation meeting that a selfish and unscrupulous few are using Congress to strike down farmer co operatives. An institute official said Rep. Hope has asked the Speaker to postpone a House investigation of cooperatives.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Charles W. Holman
Washington
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
American Institute of Cooperation
Congress
Institute
Rep. Hope (Alias
House
Agriculture Committee
Martin
Former Greek Leader Pressed to Form New Government
A Greek cabinet crisis enters a seventh day as leaders urge 74 year old banker Demetrios Maximos to accept a mandate to form a government. U S Ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh and others intensified appeals as Tsal Glamis and Papandreou with Venizelos sought another meeting to persuade him.
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Athens
Demetrios Maximos
U. S
Lincoln MacVeagh
Dwight P. Griswold
Greece
Constantin Tsaldaris
Tsaldaris
Maximos
George Papandreou
Sophocles Venizelos
Henry Brecklin Rites Held in Browntown
Funeral rites for Henry Brecklin of Browntown were held at 2 pm in the Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev. J L Haack officiating. Pallbearers included John Wells Henry Stelter Gus Stelter Rinehart Grady Louis Clark and Homer Clark. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery. Patricia Knaack visited Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brecklin
Browntown
Shriner-Neushwander
J. L. Haack
Evangelical Church At
John Wells
Henry Stelter
Gus Stelter
Rinehart Grady
Louis Clark
Homer Clark
Greenwood Cemetery
Personal mentions reflect regional travel and visits
A long list of residents and visitors from Monroe Beloit Argyle Janesville Madison Fond du Lac and other towns are noted with movements including visits to relatives attending events and trips to Chicago Denver and Madison. Names include Mrs Stanley Howe Gerald Von Klein Gertrude Loftus Shirl Bauer Bess Krueger Nancy Thompson Charlene Johnson Ronald Thompson Florence Lucas John Becker and many others.
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Niles
Stanley W. Howe
Freeport
Gerald von Klein
Chicago
Gertrude Loftus
Beloit
Monroe
Elmer Freitag
Dayton
Wis
G. W. Perrigo
Janesville
Shirl Bauer
Bess Krueger
Brodhead
Argyle
Nancy, Thompson
Charlene Johnson
Horace Thompson
Ronald
Florence Lucas
William
J. C. Fox
Fox
W. D. Clayton
Patricia Thorpe
John Vicker
Gustave Pritzlab
Beadford
Margaret Gavigan
James Farmer
Charlene McGinnis
Gerald Thomm
Denver
Colo
Karl Legler
Cuba City
Fay R. Doyle
Kenneth L. Smith
Black River Falls
Jack Schindler
Belvidere
Ill
S. P. Lynch
John
Ralph Dabison
Biloxi
Miss
Fidelity Life Association
Moose Hall
Robert Grant
Jordan Lutheran Church
Browntown
John Gordon Bruni
Jerome Ward
T. W. Reilly
Sharon
Michael
William Reilly
Fond du Lac
William Rufer
Harold
Rosina Rufer
Ray Flanagan
Mark van Wagoner
Julie Ann
Oxford
Mich
van Wagoner
Oscar Hanselman
George Knouse
New York City
Lloyd Prien
Robert Bargezzi
Highland
Henry Staley
Kirkwood
Nelson Schwend
Georgia Price
Madison
Buffalo
Wyo
Dewey Dwyer
David Dwyer
John Ammon
Phantom Lake
John Bruni
P. H. Ward
Maureen Bruni
Darleen Keel
Lake
John Flanary Jr
Flanary Jr
Ward
Madison Day Visitors and Local Travels
Several residents from South Wayne, including Mrs T J Lacey and Harold Kading, spent today in Madison. Ethel Olson Betty Collicutt and Betty Johnson with Jean Doyle also visited Madison. Carl and Duane Zweifel of Juda visit grandparents near Monticello. Kenneth Stuessy and family stay in Muscoda while R G Rottler and wife travel to Milwaukee. The commission notes an order effective until May 31 1948 unless amended or revoked.
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T. J. Lacey
South Wayne
Madison
Harold Kading
Ethel Olson
Betty Collicutt
Betty Johnson
Jean Doyle
Carl
Duane Zweifel
Juda
Werner Haur
Monticello
Kenneth Stuessy
Muscoda
Wis
Elmer Anding
R. G. Rottler
Milwaukee
Lower Age for Boy Bowling Pinsetters Amended
The Wisconsin state industrial commission announced an immediate amendment to the 1947 rule on employment of boys under 18 as pinsetters. The new order limits 16 year olds to Fridays Saturdays Sundays and max eight hours daily, restricts 17 year olds and 16 to 18 year olds who are high school graduates to six days a week and up to eight hours per day, and keeps 11:30 p m as the latest work time for under 18s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Industrial Commission
Navy Man Convicted Of Striking Prisoners Is Discharged
Harold E. Hirshberg 29 a chief navy signal man was convicted of striking two fellow prisoners of war of the Japanese. He was sentenced to 10 months at the naval retraining command in Norfolk Virginia and then to an honorable discharge from the navy.
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New York
Harold E. Hirshberg
Navy
U. S. Naval
Norfolk
Rain Freshens Green County Pastures After Storm
The county received 1.35 inches of rain in the last 24 hours, improving pastures and seedings and aiding corn salvage in Green County. A 33,000 volt line burned near Monroe caused brief power interruption, repaired by Wisconsin Power and Light Co. WRJK radio, off air from 8 to 12:50 due to transmission trouble.
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Green County
Stoughton
Monroe
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
WRJK
Woman Leads Officials to Body Dump Site
A gray haired woman accompanied police and the state’s attorney’s officials to the North Avenue Bridge over the river and indicated the location where she had disposed of a body.
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State’s Attorney's
North Avenue
Baertschi Placed on Probation for Year
Duaine Baertschi of Orangeville, 20, pleaded guilty to statutory rape. Judge Harold J. Lamboley withheld sentence for one year after the 17 year old farm girl testified Baertschi did not force her. Baertschi was arrested after deputies hunted him following a complaint by the girl’s parents.
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Duaine Baertschi
Orangeville
Harold J. Lamboley
State Line
Baertschi
Gromyko objects to Colombian resolution in interview
Andrei A. Gromyko of Russia criticized the Colombian resolution during a Lake Success interview. He rejected the move as biased and urged a reconsideration by all parties involved.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
UN Security Council Topic Highlights Egyptian Dispute
Gromyko termed his stance on the Colombian resolution as negative. He refused to specify whether he would veto or abstain, noting he preferred not to reveal his plan at the moment. The dispute with Egypt was described as worse than the rejected Brazilian settlement proposal.
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United Nations Security Council
Gromyko
Swiss Cheese Prices Misreported by The Times
Monroe cheesemen dispute a Times report on June Swiss cheese prices. They state top June Swiss sold for 49 cents a pound, and July offers at 1 percent above June would set July at 48.5 cents per pound according to trade reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittv Swiss
the Times
Monroe Cheesemen
Larson Given Two-Year Term For Non support
Charles Larson of Gratiot was sentenced by County Judge Harold J. Lamboley to 18 to 24 months in state prison for non support of his wife and two children whom he left July 4. Larson, living in Brohead, was arrested in Gratiot after pleading guilty.
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Charles Larson
Gratiot
Harold J. Lamboley
Bro@head
Larson
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Daily Record
Acosenmene A
Veanrnerah A. m Sreeeseeens
Sneitanasd
Cnn
Onasmene A
Weseer l P
Fred C. Karlen
St. Clare Hospital
Helton
Farben
Legion
Lawrenceburg, Sil
Paul Revere
Buddy
Legionnaires
Shennanigans
Patricia Knaack
Belleville
Borden’s
the Chocolate Shop
Colorado
Virginia
Anna Sosnowski
Anthony
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Lathlor
Ning
Kerry Keith
Englishtown — Griffon
Schuebe
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