Weather Forecast for December 14 1948
Cloudy night with light snow from the southwest. Wednesday brings snow in the south and west with light freezing drizzle or rain in the southwest. No significant temperature change. High 42, low 24 since yesterday noon. Record barometer 29.26 at 1 am and 29.65 at 1 pm. Tampa led U S with 84 hot. International Falls 11 cold. Sunrise 7:23, sunset 4:27.
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U. S
Tampa
Fla
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers in Exeter Township Reported
Cloyce A Hollis transfers a parcel of land to Bernadine Johnson in section 14 Exeter township. Elizabeth Mahar Gavoille transfers a parcel of land in section 28 Exeter township to Frank G Clark. Margaret Staley estate transfers in section 28 Exeter township.
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Cloyce A. Hollis
Bernadine Johnson
Exeter Township
Elizabeth Mahar Gavoille
Frank G. Clark
Margaret Staley
Estates Probated Bonds Posted in Warren Richardson Estate
Bonds of 90000 dollars posted in the estate of Warren Richardson of Brodhead who died October 30. Letters issued to Warren Crocker of Madison and Charles Crocker of Rock County nephews. Heirs include two sisters Carrie Roderick Neva Crocker of Brodhead three half sisters Lillian Holtz Florence Boyd both of Madison Pearl Haldiman New Glarus Warren and Charles Crocker two nieces Mary Waite Laurene C Mason Oregon Daisy Fleck Brodhead and a beneficiary under the will with no relation.
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Warren Richardson
Brodhead
Warren Crocker
Madison
Charles Crocker
Rock County
Carrie Roderick
Neva Crocker
Lillian Holtz
Florence Boyd
Pearl Haldiman
New Glarus
Warren
Mary Waite
Brooklyn
Laurene C. Mason
Oregon
Daisy Fleck
Deaths of Robert E Crawford Clara Goodwin and Ursula Speich
Obituary notices list Robert E Crawford age 31 of 1521 13th avenue Clara Goodwin age 79 of Am y and Ursula Speich age 67 of Janes ville with dates not provided in the fragment.
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Robert E. Crawford
13Th Avenue
Clara Goodwin
Amy
Ursula Speich
Janesville
Local Birth Announcements for Beall Olson Daly Families
Mr and Mrs Gordon Beall of Warren welcome a daughter on December 14. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Olson of 1617 17th Street announce a son born December 13. Mr and Mrs Laverne Daly of Argyle announce a son born December 13.
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Gordon Beall
Warren
Kenneth Olson
17Th Street
Laverne Daly
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Staff Listed
St. Clare Hospital Medical lists John Haldiman route 3 Mrs Morris Sorenson Argyle Clayton Ross Brodhead Paul Alexander Beloit Surgical Miss Anna OBrien Shullsburg and dismissals for Mrs Fred Blum Mrs Jacob Wyss and daughter Mrs John M Blum Mrs John MacDonald Ralph Schuler Ole Jeremiason Donna Mae ORourke.
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John Haldiman
Route 3
Morris Sorenson
Argyle
Clayton Ross
Brodhead
Paul Alexander
Beloit
Anna O'Brien
Shullsburg
Fred Blum
Jacob Wyss
John M. Blum
John MacDonald
Ralph Schuler
Ole Jeremiason
Donna Mae O'Rourke
Four at Milwaukee Army Prison Escape
Four prisoners at the Milwaukee Army disciplinary barracks escaped last night in a stolen car after sawing out. Col. J J France, the commandant, noted all had long records. A separate court case involved an unnamed inmate who struck a guard, breaking his nose, and received 14 days in solitary confinement on bread and water.
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Milwaukee
United States
Col
J. J. France
France
Secret rearming of eastern German police alleged
Telegraf reports the peoples police in eastern Germany are secretly being rearmed by Russia in the postwar period in a style reminiscent of the black Reichswehr.
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Berlin
Telegraf
Germany
Russia
Reichswehr
Friendly Indians Elect Club Officers
Jerry Davis son of Roy and Mrs Davis is elected chief of the Monroe Friendly Indians a Tri County YMCA group. Other officers include Peter Johnson tom tom beater Herbert Ableman Waumpum bearer John Donnerbeck Indian runner Gordon Stauffacher medicine man Virgil Broge reporter. Members listed with numerous young names and Saturday meetings at the senior high school gym.
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Jerry Davis
Roy F. Davis
8Th Street
Monroe Friendly Indians
T. F. Ransdell
Peter Johnson
Tom Tom Beater
Herbert Ableman
John Donnerbeck
Gordon Stauffacher
Virgil Broge
Joel Solomon
Robert Marty
The
Friendly Indians
Clifford Bennett
Daniel Eley
John Hammer
Lawrence Trickel
William Boyd
Robert Schwaiger
Charles Chase
Thomas Keegan
Jerry Stauffacher
Patrick Wuetrich
Joseph Keegan
John Wenger
Michael Bellehan
William Maurerman
Jerry Jacobs
Fred Ainsworth
Robert Olsen
John Bruni
Donald Martin
Jerry Staffon
Garry Coplien
Robert Davidson
Jack van Voast
Peter Donnerbeck
Enye Gempler
Nathan Gemp
Ronald Bregenzer
James Meenahan
Roy Portman
Gary Ditmar
John Niffenegger
Penetrating Wind Foretells Snow In Southern Wisconsin
A penetrating wind and cold rain this afternoon foretell a snowfall to arrive tonight or tomorrow in southern Wisconsin. Federal forecaster H J Thompson notes cloudy skies and light snow spreading from the southwest, with Wednesday bringing snow and possible light freezing drizzle in the southwest. Temperatures dip to near freezing after a 42 degree high yesterday.
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Wisconsin
Federal
H. J. Thompson
Funerals for Miss Lillie McDermott Held Sunday
Out of town friends and relatives attended services for Miss Lillie McDermott. John McDermott and Homer McDermott of Richland Center led a list of mourners from multiple towns including Farnum Nebraska Gothenburg Neb Haig Nebraska Evansville and Janesville. Pallbearers named Dana Phelps Roy Blumer William Brewer O A Burt Boyd Atkinson Everett Peckham.
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Lillie McDermott
Albany
John McDermott
Homer McDermott
Richland Center
Stephen McDermott
Evansville
Stephen
Alfred McDermott
Farnum
Neb
Henry Ludden
Haig
Elbert McDermott
Gothenburg
John Baedscher
Janesville
Dana Phelps
Roy Blumer
William Brewer
O. A. Burt
Boyd Atkinson
Everett Peckham
Second Victim Dies in Dane County Oil Incident
Madison reports Frank Krzywinski, 54, Chicago, died from injuries suffered in a Dec. 4 traffic crash near Ashton Dane County. Earlier, Mrs Russell Noah, 23, Badger Village, also died from injuries. The oil industry employs over 15,000 marketers and jobbers nationwide.
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Madison
Frank Krzywinski
Chicago
Ashton
Dane County
Russell Noah
Badger Village
U. S
Local Notes on Visits and Holiday Events
Personal mentions include Mrs Esther Anderson of Rockford visiting on business and Miss Rose Kuenzi visiting Madison. Numerous locals such as Mrs Nellie Kohli and Mrs Ellen Bernard host or visit relatives in nearby towns. Christmas ads list a 1948 Green County atlas sale and community events like a Browntown bazaar and a Jordan ELC church lutefisk dinner with prices.
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Esther Anderson
Rockford
Rose Kuenzi
Madison
Melvin Wilson
Wallace
Juda
Claude Mathems
Albany
Nellie W. Kohli
Ellen Bernard
Brodhead
Elmer Andre
J. L. Babier
Oshkosh
L. A. Drews
Green County
Bertha Larson
South Wayne
Wilbert Stricker
Monroe
Browntown Methodist
WSCS
Mrs Smith Heads Monroe Girl Scout Council
Mrs W Howard Smith was elected commissioner of the Monroe Girl Scout council to fill the unexpired term of Mrs Clark Kleckner. New officers include Mrs Samuel Bailey as organization chairman and Mrs E B Lux as program chairman. Re elected were Mrs Paul Snowden publicity chairman and Mrs Jessie Bruni camping chairman. The council will furnish cots mattresses and covers for the Kiwanis overnight youth camp.
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W. Howard Smith
Monroe
Fire destroys coach house at Val Lo Will poultry farm
A large coach house at the Val Lo Will poultry farm owned by W. C. Grunow burned early today. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars. The farm sits five miles south of Lake Geneva on the shore.
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Lake Geneva
Val-Lo-Will
W. C. Grunow
Here
Hoover Favors Salary Increases for Government Officials
Former President Herbert Hoover urged across the board pay raises for government administrators to attract and retain skilled workers. He also proposed government cover full White House costs to ease the president’s burden, and a home for the vice president. Budget Chief Webb noted Truman backs higher cabinet pay from 15000 to 25000. Hoover spoke on a bipartisan commission studying executive reorganization.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Senate Civil Service Committee
Hoover
Executive Branch
Congress
James E. Webb
Truman
Lights Blind Drivers Cause Car Truck Collision
Donald L. Murray of 620 17th Avenue collided with a William Rees Construction Co. truck on Highway 69 at the yard entrance. Murray suffered facial bruises after being thrown forward. Paul Feltmeyer of Route 1 Stockton stopped to let three cars pass. the truck was undamaged. Both drivers cited blinding headlights from an approaching car as the cause.
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Donald L. Murray
17Th Avenue
William Rees
King George VI Reaches 53 Amid Health Progress
The king turned 53 today at Buckingham Palace as officials report improvement in his dangerous leg condition. He spends most days in bed but is cheered by the better prognosis and public birthday observances in London.
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George
London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Boy 4 Drowns in Pine River After Ice Break
Four year old John Cutting drowned in the Pine river after falling through thin ice in Redland Center. Police recovered the body about an hour later.
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Redland Center
John Cutting
Pine River
Amateur photographer Werner Buchel screens Switzerland films here
Milwaukee photographer Werner Buchel presented travel films on Switzerland in the high school auditorium on Sunday and last night. The project grew from an idea ahead of a planned holiday to his homeland two years ago and involved more than 200 Wisconsin Swiss families. Buchel will tour the films to the west coast and eastern Swiss centers this winter after selling his Milwaukee restaurant business to devote full time to filmmaking.
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Werner Buchel
Milwaukee
Switzerland
Buchel
Wisconsin
Canton
Ohio
School Committee Progress Reported
Madison county board members heard that local school committees are progressing in reorganizing plans better than in the past. M. G. Toepel, secretary of the education commission, told the Wisconsin County Boards association the 1947 legislature’s committees are functioning well and should be continued. no power has been removed from residents.
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Madison
M. G. Toepel
Education Commission
Wisconsin County Boards’ Association
European Aid Fund For Year Exhausted
Washington reports the European recovery program has exhausted its first year appropriation of 5.055 billion dollars. The aid plan earmarks 536.6 million for European recovery in the first quarter of next year, with 123.3 million to France and 77.9 million to Britain. About one third of quarterly allotments will be loans, the rest gifts.
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Washington
Marshall Plan
Economic Cooperation Administration
Congress
Europe
China
ECA
France
Britain
Widely Known Wisconsin Educator Blanch Chamberlain Dies
La Crosse Mrs Blanch Jenkins Chamberlain a western Wisconsin educator died in a La Crosse hospital after a short illness She was 68 and had worked 26 years in the area before retiring She had lived in Bangor Wisconsin in recent years
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la Crosse
Blanch Jenkins Chamberlain
Wisconsin
Kohli Joined Eta Kappa Nu at Wisconsin
Frederick Kohli son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Kohli of 2204 8th Street was initiated into Theta chapter of the Eta Kappa Nu honorary electrical engineering society at the University of Wisconsin.
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Frederick Kohli
Fred L. Kohli
8Th Street
Theta Chapter
Eta Kappa Nu
University of Wisconsin
Shoes Stolen From Car In City Square Theft
Mrs. Harvey Stauffacher reported a pair of child's shoes stolen from her car on the south side of the square shortly after purchase. Police were informed yesterday afternoon.
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Harvey Stauffacher
16Th Street
Purchase Group Meets
The purchasing committee of Green County Board of Supervisors met this afternoon at the courthouse.
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Purchase Group
Green County Board of Supervisoors
Court House
Chicago Banker Here Officers and Directors of the
The brief item lists key officers and directors of a Chicago bank, naming the chairman, president, and several board members. It notes changes in leadership and indications of the bank’s strategic direction as reported in a local financial column.
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Chicago
Bank Dinner at Ludlow Hotel Features Kenneth Morrill Speaker
Commercial and Savings Bank held a dinner meeting at the Ludlow hotel dining room with Kenneth Morrill of the Northern Trust Co Chicago as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ludlow Hotel
Kenneth Morrill
The
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Board Considers Routine Business At Tonight Meeting
Members of the board of education meet this evening at 7 30 at the high school board offices to discuss routine matters and payables.
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Board of Education
Baker to address Berlin agricultural group on livestock marketing
Berlin speaker E O Baker will address a vocational agricultural and adult farmers group this evening on Cooperative Livestock Marketing. He will speak at Berlin about cooperative approaches to marketing livestock and related methods.
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Berlin
E. O. Baker
Loveland Heads to Madison for County Boards Session
Clarence W. Loveland, chairman of the Green County board of supervisors, will travel to Madison tomorrow to attend the closing session of the Wisconsin County Boards association.
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Clarence W. Loveland
Green County Board of Supervisors
Madison
Wisconsin County Boards Association
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Girl Scout Council
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