Sunrise and Sunset Times for N D December 1 1948
The record notes sunrise at 7 10 and sunset at 4 28 for North Dakota on December 1 1948 with no additional context or events provided.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1948
Page
5
The record notes sunrise at 7 10 and sunset at 4 28 for North Dakota on December 1 1948 with no additional context or events provided.
Albany reports list several cases where a wavur venter operated a pharmacy without a registered pharmacist or attendant, with $25 and costs. William G. Meyer of New Glarus and Lloyd Chisham of New Glarus failed to apply for Wisconsin registration, each fined $5 and costs. John H. Bright of Argyle operated a commercial vehicle beyond authority, $25 and costs. Edward F. Hoban of route 3 Argyle was sentenced to 60 days in county jail for procuring liquor for a minor, to be farmed out under sheriff jurisdiction.
L A Koenig and Herman Wyss charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, each fined $75 plus costs for the offense. James E. Birney of Madison cited for unnecessary horn blowing with a $5 fine.
Marriage Licenses Lucille Floren Keller and John William Stoehr both Monroe. Deaths John Henry Rundle 77 Argyle Henry Breitenstein 40 Darlington Abel Swenson 81 Blanchardville. Births Mr and Mrs Merlyn Duerst Blanchardville son Nov 30 St Clare Hospital Medical Harvey Morgan South Beloit Bruce Mellne Darlington Robert Glenn Schmid Jr Monticello Route 2. Surgical Marie Heim Gratiot Mrs Emma Luenberger 1811 9th street. Accident Albert Wehinger Route 1. Dismissals Ludwig Zoller Jr Henry Brunkow Mrs Clarence Keehn Glenn Broge Miss Ella Parmer.
The United States Public Health Service begins surveying Donora to count fog and smoke related deaths and illnesses from last month. Gov James H Duff to announce state investigation results.
Monroe merchants heard a plan for a monogram credit bureau at the Eugene hotel chamber of commerce retail committee meeting. The group will distribute pamphlets, letters to merchants, host a lecture, and present the plan to members on Dec 28 after Michael Collins outlined the service.
A Monroe report lists two minor accidents yesterday afternoon. An unnamed man was struck at 11th avenue and 20th street by Jacob Huffman whose car hit him. the man said his leg hurt but was not otherwise injured. Edwin Clark and Albert Elet collided on 16th avenue around 1200 hours. Elet’s right fenders were damaged and Clark’s left front fender was dented as he pulled away. Mrs. Edward Knutson of Rice Lake visited the Remus family briefly.
Personal mentions from Madison to Juda include Miss Mary Duggan and Miss Judith Holland among callers, with Mrs. Charles Leonard a Beloit guest of Mrs. J. Edward Brecklin. Trips include the Duchows moving to Brodhead and Mrs. Maynard Follan visiting relatives in Arpin.
Judge A D Weber chief of the 49th International Livestock Exposition calls the cattle entries unsurpassed and tops the show. Grand champion steer is Old Gold a 1200 pound Aberdeen Angus raised by C E Yoder and Sons Muscatine Iowa. Reserve grand champion is Texo a junior 4 H steer shown by Fort Stockton Texas youths.
Milwaukee judge Harold J. Lamboley presides at a Wisconsin Board of Juvenile Court Judges session. He plans to attend the Board of County Judges meeting to report on a committee. Applications for 13 marriage licenses were filed in November at the county clerk’s office. Albert Wehinger suffered a head injury after falling from a wagon on Route 3 and was taken to St. Clare hospital. Howard D. Wells’s car hit Clarence Bridge on Highway 11 near Brodhead at 12 50 Tuesday. the driver was not hurt and allegedly fell asleep at the wheel.
Mrs William Pickett age 85 dies Monday at her son Charles Pickett's home 2503 17th avenue. Funeral service at 3:30 PM at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home with Rev Newell Mendenhall of Grace Lutheran officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Grandsons Clifford Fritz, Raymond Fritz, Harold Pickett, Cloyd Pickett, Franklin Pickett and Charles Pickett served as casket bearers.
About 300 invaders attacked two Shake speare company plants in Kalamazoo Michigan injuring workers and wrecking equipment before fleeing. Police labelled them union goons. Sixty non striking workers remained inside as guards and officials, including Gov. Sigler and State Police, arrived to address the incident.
The 68 year old critic and newspaperman H L Mencken is a patient at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore after being admitted on November 23 following a small stroke.
A reader note pitches Want ads as a busy source of work for minimal cost. The blurb suggests advertisers gain substantial task listings and constant opportunities with affordable classified placements.
Grover C. Neff announced Wisconsin Power and Light plans 41.77 million dollars in expansion from 1948 to 1954. The Monroe district dinner honored employees for safety with awards and service pins, as the firm expands generating capacity from 50 000 to 100 000 kilowatts while wartime shortages are cited as the cause.
Earl Sachse aged 39 former assistant attorney general today took over as executive secretary of the Wisconsin legislative council succeeding Philip S. Habermann who resigned in October to join the Wisconsin Bar Association.
The United States Britain and France warned they may act to counter Soviet attacks in Berlin after communists named a rump government and widened a blockade. Juan Bramuglia, outgoing UN Security Council president, presented the joint note while seeking to study a solution under the latest Western conditions.
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