Daily Record Weather Summary December 13 1946
The daily weather report notes generally fair and continued cold conditions with diminishing winds tonight. Low temperatures expected around 12 degrees above zero, with a high of 25 and a low of 11 for the day. Barometer read 29.48 at 2 am and 29.61 at 2 pm. The warmest U.S. location yesterday reached 80 degrees, while the coldest was Williston North Dakota at 7:20 Sunday sunset 4:28.
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Wright
U. S
Williston
N. D
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Notices
Real estate transfer briefs show T. A. Hoesly conveying 308 acres in fecs to Clarence E. Hoesly in New Glarus two. Ben H. Brunkow transfers parcels in Madison area to William J. Witt. Cora Bump sells parcel in Albany to Wilbur Pharmer as noted in second ad listings.
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T. A. Hoesly
Clarence E. Hoesly
New Glarus
Ben H. Brunkow
William J. Witt
Foster
Monroe
Cora Bump
Wilbur Pharmer
Nichols and Pond
Albany
Probate of John Whalen Estate in Albany
Estates probated the estate of John Whalen of Albany who died there on December 7. Mrs. Anna Whalen widow and Ivan Whalen son were appointed executors.
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John Whalen
Albany
Anna Whalen
Ivan Whalen
Births at St. Clare Hospital Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schrader of Brodhead welcomed a daughter on December 13. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wecker of Beloit welcomed a son on December 12.
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St. Clare Hospital
Edward, Schrader
Brodhead
Alvin Wecker
Beloit
Son
Local Surgical and Medical Docket Notes
Surgical entries list Ronald Watters Beloit and Emma Moritz 632 17th yo with Mrs Robert Appleby. Medial mentions Arthur Christensen Beloit. Dismissals include Marjorie Lowry Clarence Elmer Jr Gary Milne Delores Roth Mrs Donald Kubly and daughter Leon Heiman Min itk Johnson Mrs Melvin Updike and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Watters
Beloit
Emma Moritz
Robert Appleby
Arthur Christensen
Marjorie Lowry
Clarence Elmer Jr
Gary Milne
Delores Roth
Donald Kubly
Leon Heiman
Minitk Johnson
Melvin Updike
Bodies Found Near Mt Crest After Plane Crash
Two men were found dead in the wreckage of an aircraft near Mt Crest about 30 miles southeast of Fayetteville. Airport officials tentatively identified the fliers as the victims and investigators began pursuing causes of the crash.
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Feyetteville
Mt. Crest
Here
Arkansas
Investi
Chinese Red Attack Fails Near Dairen
Unconfirmed reports say Chinese Communist forces attacked government troops 15 miles from Dairen but were driven off after two days. Nationals remained 15 miles from Dairen to avoid incidents with the Soviets who control the port city.
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Peiping
Dairen
Tientsin
World War II Tin Production Shifts Raise Allied Supplies
As Japanese conquests slowed tin access, production elsewhere was boosted until Allied annual output reached 244000 tons, up from 172325 tons before the war, reflecting a significant shift in global supply.
Excellent New Books at Ludlow Memorial Library
A list of fresh acquisitions at Ludlow Memorial Library includes You Can Talk Well by Richard Reager a guide to real speech scenarios and Personality Unlimited The Beauty Blue Book by Veronica Dengel. Also featured are The Modern Wonderbook of Trains and Railroading by Norman Carlisle Jim Bridger Mountain Man by Stanley Vestal Tomorrow's Trade by Stuart Chase Practical and Technical Electricity by Wolker and Rose Headlights and Markers by F P Donovan and Ralph S Henry Impresario a memoir by S Hurok and Ruth Goode Rugmaking Craft by Louise Allen Modern Practical Accounting by Earl A Saliers American Pioneer Arts and Artists by Carl W Dri Young People's Pro by Percy R Hayward Career Opportunities edited by Mark Morris The Wall Between by Elsie O Barber Woman on Her Way by Faith Baldwin.
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Ludlow Memorial Library
Richard Reager
Veronica Dengel
Norman Carlisle
Jim Bridger
Stanley Vestal
Stuart Chase
Wolker
Rose
F. P. Donovan
Ralph S. Henry
S. Hurok
Ruth Goode
Louise Allen
Earl A. Saliers
Carl W. Dri
Percy R. Hayward
Mark Morris
Elsie O. Barber
Faith Baldwin
Christmas party entertains troops from Argyle and Lincoln
Girl Scouts of troop 3 hosted a Christmas program in Lincoln gym entertaining 190 fathers mothers and scouts from Monroe Boy and Girl Scouts and Argyle Girl Scout troops. Leaders Miss Helen Burkhard and Mrs John H Bruni were assisted by Miss Loraine Schumacher and Jean Corson.
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Troop 3
Monroe
Argyle
Lincoln Gym
Helen Burkhard
John H. Bruni
Loraine Schumacher
Jean Corson
Bobbe Akre
Marion Walker
Patty Thorp
Judy Thorp
Betty Rees
Jane Stauffacher
Maureen Bruni
Lorraine Schumacher
Shirley Laeser
Helen Ann Stauffacher
Marcia Levy
Rose Marty
Ruth
Jenice Dwyer
Agnes Koehner
Diane Horlick
Karen Lengacher
Bernadine Richard
Barbara Foley
Jacqueline Grant
Giends Martin
Sondra Simpson
Janice Teehan
Rosie Aeschlimann
Strance
Marvanne Huber
Piery Carol Thompson
Phyllis Tee’a
Donna Davidson
Dacrene Keel
Gui P
Mies Carson
Joseph Huber
Ed Lacey
Rose Hoerburger
Hendrickon
Casper Berger
Argyle Girl Scouts
Elect New Officers For Palestine Royal Arch Chapter
J. Lewis Smith of South Wayne was elected high priest of Palestine chapter No. 21 Royal Arch Masons in Mason temple. Other officers to be installed December 26 include Merle Sargent Sever D. Gaarder Matt H. Stauffacher and Charles B. Bolender. Nat G. Preston outgoing high priest was chosen trustee for three years.
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J. Lewis Smith
South Wayne
Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Merle Sargent
King
Sever D. Gaarder
Albany
Matt H. Stauffacher
Charles B. Bolender
Nat G. Preston
Suit Over Medical Plan in Wisconsin Society Battle
Madison December 4 The Wisconsin Medical society secretary C H Crown said attorneys for the society were to begin court action December 19 to decide if the Milwaukee County Medical society had authority to operate contrary to the house of delegates rules of the state society.
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Madison
C. H. Crownhert
Wisconsin Medical Society
Milwaukee County Medical Society
House of Delegates
Personal Mention in Madison and Nearby towns
Names of residents and visitors across Madison, Freeport, Argyle, Monroe, Janesville, Tomah, and other Wisconsin locales. Mentions include Teehan, Mrs Wagner, Pvt Benger, Glen King, Donald Johnson, Garth Hawley, Edna Schuler, Walter LaVassiter, Howard Schellenger, Eugene Flanagan, Beira and Betsy Trotter, Clarence Winger, Dorothy Mauri, Rosemary Johnson, Gena Nelson, Mary Kinder, Olaf Dover, Lillian, John Pfaeffli, Fred Pfaeffli, Donna O Rourke, and others. Also ads for Christmas cards and fruit cakes with contact numbers.
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Niles
Victor Teehan
Beloit
John Wagner
Madison
Virgil Benger
Brodhead
Glen King
Freeport
Donald Johnson
Garth Hawley
Argyle
Edna Schuler
Monticello
Walter LaVassiter
Howard Schellenger
Eugene Flanagan
Beira
Betsy Trotter
Times Office
Clarence Winger
Dorothy Mauri
Rosemary Johnson
Janesville
Gena Nelson
Tomah
Mary Kinder
Chicago
Olaf Dover
Lillian
South Wayne
Monroe
John Pfaeffili
Fred Pfaeffli
Charles O'Rourke
Donna
Owen Boyle
K. Kittelson
al Boyle
St. Clare Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Edwin Gustafson
Hilar Flad
Timothy
Louis Benkert
Implement Association
Milwaukee
Sam P. Klassy
York Township
W. J. Stauffacher
Jefferson
Alice
Henry Reese
University of Wisconsin
Eugene W. Reese
Mary Ammter
Winnipeg
Alfred Locher
Funeral Rites For George W. Field Held Today
Last rites for George W. Field were conducted at 2 today at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev. Paul C. Kehle of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church presiding. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery with Mason ic services at the grave and a Knight Templar escort. Pallbearers included Otto A. Kunders Zenno A. Gorder Frank A Buehler Dr. L. A. Moore Charles B. Bolender and William C. Maske.
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George W. Field
Shriner- Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical
Immigrant Workers Targeted For SA Printing and Nursing
Johannesburg reports new immigrants to the Union of South Africa are likely to be printers and nurses. The government printing works is short staffed prompting plans to fly a government plane to Britain to bring back compositors. Nursing shortages force closure of Groot Schuur Hospital section and recruitment of staff in England.
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Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Britain
Groot Schuur
Cape Province
England
Want Ad Rushes Salvation for Low-Paying Jobs
A short warning hints that buying a Want Ad leads to heavy workload for minimal pay. It suggests advertisers seek quick results despite minimal compensation and signals a busy hiring or job-finding landscape. The piece uses a brisk newspaper tone to illustrate practical concerns.
Roth Estate Probate Petition Filed In Monroe
A probate petition for H. C. Roth the Monroe bank executive who died November 24 without a will has been filed in county court by his widow Alma Roth. Hearing set for December 31. Attorneys Blum and Blum.
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H. C. Roth
Monroe
Alma Roth
Blum and Blum
Ralph E. Sweet Dies at 55 in Beloit Hospital
Ralph E. Sweet aged 55 of Beloit died last evening at 5 20 in St. Clare hospital where he had been a surgical patient since November 16. The body was taken to Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home for arrangements.
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Ralph E. Sweet
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Rosman- Uehling-Kinzer
Holiday Letter Heads and Envelopes Advertised
Times Office promotes a line of holiday letter heads and envelopes for personal use and for business firms inviting orders or inquiries.
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Times Office
Adv
Compromise Emerges Over GOP Floor Leader Post
The plan to name Charles A. Halleck of Indiana as floor leader and Clarence J. Brown of Ohio to chair the Republican steering committee surfaces amid private talks. Brown and Halleck vie for the position as Joseph W. Martin Jr. prepares to become speaker, with Brown allied to Taft and Halleck to Dewey.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Rep
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
House
Brown
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Taft
Dewey
Republican National Committee
Textile education gains cited in congress report
A Republican controlled Congress discussion highlights sizable private contributions from cotton and textile mills. The report notes several million dollars invested in expanding textile education at state supported colleges across the country.
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Congress
Oil Wells Reach Depths Of Three Miles
Oil wells sometimes extend to depths of three miles, illustrating the extreme drilling challenges and engineering involved in deep well development.
Cape Dairy Farmers Now Ostrich Growers
Cape dairy farmers in Oudtshoorn district announce partial herd selloff to switch to ostrich farming. Farmers convert wheat land to camps and feed with market pumpkins as day-old ostrich chicks sell for 16.14 dollars each. Banks deem the feather trade too speculative for loans. Ireland’s linen industry flourished as early as 1210.
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Johannesburg
Oudtlshoorn
Cape
Ireland
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