Daily Record Weather Summary for December 16 1952
Fair to mostly clear tonight and tomorrow with turning colder in the extreme south. Night lows 6 to 12 in the north and 12 to 18 in the south. Highs around 30 to 35 tomorrow. Since yesterday at 1 PM the high 35 and low 23. Barometer 29.42 at 1 AM and 29.43 at 1 PM. Warmest city Phoenix 79 and coldest Grantsburg 5. Sunrise 7:24, sunset 4:28.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Grantsburg
Wis
Marriage Licenses Issued For Four Couples
Karen Ann Holub of 712 20th Avenue and Paul Reinhard Mueller of 1202 10th Street. Hazel Lorraine Falk of Jordan Township and Paul Curtis Matzke of Juda were granted marriage licenses.
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Karen Ann Holub
20Th Avenue
Paul Reinhard Muelleer
10Th Street
Hazel Lorraine Falk
Jordan Township
Paul Curtis Matzke
Juda
Obituary notices list five local deaths
Deaths reported for Jacob Hoesly age 66 Belleville Nellie Mason age 77 Brooklyn Beulah Jordan age 63 Evansville Henry Spore age 79 Apple River Ill Mary Linden age 80 Fond du Lac.
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Jacob Hoesly
Belleville
Nellie Mason
Brooklyn
Beulah Jordan
Evansville
Henry Spore
Apple River
Ill
Mary Linden
Fond du Lac
St Clare Hospital Names Personnel And Dismissals
St Clare Hospital Medical in Byron Illinois lists Reuben Capes Julius Hofer and Mrs Wilbert Wild with addresses on 2015 14th street Route 4 and tonsillectomy patients Ned Burkhalter Route 2 and Phillip Stoklosa Janesville while surgical case Mrs Michael Winter Scales Mound is noted Dismissals yesterday include John Cassenberger James Krattiger Gilbert Greenhill Byron Burt Mrs Edward Kramer Mrs Vincent Holden Mrs Edwin Eschberger and Mrs Leland Hartwig and son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Capes
Byron, Ill
Julius Hofer
14Th Street
Wilbert Wild
Route 4
Ned Burkhalter
Route 2
Phillip Stoklosa
Janesville
Michael Winter
Scales Mound
John Cassenberger
James Krattiger
Gilbert Greenhill
Byron Burt
Edward Kramer
Vincent Holden
Edwin Eschberger
Leland Hartwig
Monroe Man Injured In Rock County Crash
Vincent OFlaherty 19 of Monroe suffered knee injuries as his car badly damaged in a Highway 59 crash in Rock County Saturday night. Mrs Beulah Klitzman 33 and her two sons Gordon 8 Rodney 5 were more seriously hurt. They were treated at the scene by an Evansville physician.
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Vincent O'Flaherty
Monroe
Rock County
Beulah Klitzman
Gordon
Rodney
Rock-Green County
Harry Klitzman
Evansville
Klitzman
Brodhead Men Injured In Collision Of Autos
Two Brodhead men were injured in a head on crash on a side road off Highway 81 near the Rock Green County line. Marvin S. Sweene 38 suffered fractured left ribs and hip while Howard T. Lee 18 had arm and knee injuries. A Beagle hound in Lees car was killed. The Sweene car was demolished. Deputy reports say the impact occurred at the road center on a hill.
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Brodhead
Marvin S. Sweene
Howard T. Lee
Highway 81
Rock-Green County
Sveone
Lee
Rock County
Major Leiser Delayed From Far East Return Home
Mrs. Alfred E. Leiser travels to California to greet Maj. Leiser who is delayed abroad. He was due to land by December 15 but faces delay and may miss Christmas. In foreign service 18 months, he may be stationed in Tennessee and released in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Leiser
Alfred E. Leiser
California
Far East
Autos Collide Here Near 14th Avenue Intersection
An accident at the intersection of 14th avenue and 21st street at 8 05 a m involved a car driven by Mrs William R Gibbons of 2520 14th avenue and another operated by Grant A Ritter of Monroe owned by Green County Broadcasting Co Front of the Gibbons car and a rear fender of the other vehicle were damaged
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William R. Gibbons
14Th Avenue
Grant A. Ritter
Monroe
Green County Broadcasting Co
21St Street
Gibbons
Mountbatten Named NATO Naval Commander in the Mediterranean
British Admiral Earl Mountbatten is named commander in chief of all NATO naval forces in the Mediterranean excluding the American portion. The Naples based U S Sixth Fleet remains an allied striking force under Adm Robert B Carney for Southern Europe operations. Both Mountbatten and Carney report to Gen Matthew Ridgway who approved the appointment.
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Paris
Earl Mountbatten
NATO
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez
U. S
Robert B. Carney
Europe
Mountbatten
Carney
Matthew B. Rid
Billfold Found Empty After Being Reported Lost
Raymond Johnson reported finding a billfold last Saturday but it turned up empty. The wallet had held $45 and ID when lost, and was found near a gate at the Swiss Colony south side plant yesterday where Johnson had been loading a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Johnson
Johnson
South Side
Mrs Dan Taylor Leaves for Bradenton Florida
Mrs Dan Taylor has left for Bradenton Florida for the winter. She is accompanied by Miss Jennie Mullins from Shullsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Orangeville
Dan Taylor
Bradenton
Fla
Jennie Mullins
Shullsburg
Julius Hofer III Taken Ill At Home
Julius Hofer III was taken seriously ill at his home on 14th Street and died or was admitted for examination at St. Clare hospital. Hofer, longtime manager of Turner Hall, now works at Swiss Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hofer
14Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Hofer
Turner Hall
Mrs Kitty Van Matre Plans Whittier Visit
Mrs. Kitty Van Matre will leave Thursday for Whittier California to spend six weeks with her two daughters Mrs. Leslie Smith and Mrs. Ralph Missinger and their families.
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Whittier Orangeville
Kitty van Matre
Whittier
Calif
Leslie Smith
Ralph Missinger
Mrs Emma K Jenny Plans Pittsburgh Trip
Mrs Emma K Jenny has airplane reservations to Pittsburgh on Thursday. She will fly from Madison to spend winter with her son Paul and family. Mrs Jenny has lived here several months with her sisters Misses Mae and Caroline Klassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma K. Jenny
Pittsburgh
Madison
Paul
Jenny
Misses Mae
Caroline Klassy
Young Boy Escapes Serious Injury After School Mishap
Tommy Bacon five-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Burt E Bacon of 718 27th avenue received a bruise on the leg when he ran into a Dearth Motor Sales wrecker near East School. He attends morning kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bacon
Burt E. Bacon
27Th Avenue
People Stop Here for Visits and Local News
Personal mentions include Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Allen from Albany and Mrs. Matt Wittenwyler from Monticello visiting here yesterday. Several locals and out of town visitors gather for shopping, family visits, and holiday events across Madison, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Allen
Albany
Matt Wittenwyler
Monticello
S. S. Daggett
Janesville
John Tingle
Stockton
Monroe
Elwood McConnell
Darlington
Erma Klassy
Ralph Lichtenwalner
Chicago
Walter Holdener
Miami Coldest December 16 in 36 Years
Miami recorded 41 degrees the coldest Dec 16 in 36 years, beating the 1916 low of 42 degrees. Freezing temps spread across the South for a second day with ice forming on water surfaces and frost touching strawberry blooms around Plant City.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Plant City
Mother of New Glarus Woman Succumbs Here
Lac died at 11 40 this morning at St. Clare hospital after becoming ill while visiting her daughter Mrs Lucille Nesler in New Glarus. The body was taken to the Dugan funeral home Fond du Lac where arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deininger
Rockford
O. F. Campion
Will Davis
Steven
Covington
N. G. Preston
Fern Maurer
Eugene Davis
Milwaukee
Ann Share
Miss Share
John Share
Cpl
Davis
Roy Davis
San Diego Marine Base
Isaac Miller
Jesse E. Goodman
Ernest J. Miller
Carol Sue
Ernest Miller
Beck County
Miami
Mrs. Goodman
Mary Linden
Fond du Lac
St. Clare Hospital
Lucille Nesler
New Glarus
Dugan
Collision at City Intersection Involving Sack and Tschudy
At 11 a. m. today a collision occurred at the intersection of 10th street and 25th avenue between vehicles driven by William L. Sack er of 711 15th avenue and J. Jacob Tschudy of 1822 8th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Sacker
15Th Avenue
J. Jacob Tschudy
8Th Street
10Th Street
25Th Avenue
Darlington Soldier Plays on European Army Football Team
Pfc Arlin E Erickson son of Mr and Mrs George L Erickson formerly of Darlington now of Stoughton served with the Army quartermaster corps in Europe. He played for the 102nd Bakery team in Orleans France where the team won a tournament. He was a Darlington high school grid star class of 1948 and is married to Shirley McConnell who lives in town.
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Darlington
Pfc
Arlin E. Erickson
George L. Erickson
Stoughton
Europe
Quartermaster Corps
Pfe
Erickson
102Nd Bakery
Orleans
France
Shirley McConnell
Pfc Ronald Homan Wounded in Korea at Camp Chaffee
The 21-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Homan of Dakota Illinois wounded in Korea on November 17 is hospitalized at United States Hospital Camp Chaffee Arkansas. He sustained injuries to the right hand and right thigh and remains in a body cast. Cards and letters are welcomed during his convalescence. He is a graduate of Orangeville high school.
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Chaffee Hospital
Orangeville
Ronald Lee Homan
U. S
Charles Homan
Dakota
Korea
United States Hospital
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Pvt
Homan
Orangeville High School
Unionist Relates Hoodlum Demand in Waterfront Case
Frank Williams a Hoboken pier watcher testified to the New York State Crime Commission that two days before Charles Yanowski was slain in July 1948 he said he would muscle into Willie Morretti s New Jersey gambling racket. Williams said Yanowski planned to take over Local 1261 and claimed affidavits on two local officers, while Williams resisted any gangster influence.
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New York
New York State Crime Commission
Charles Yanowski
Yanowski
Willie Morretti
New Jersey
Frank Williams
Hoboken
N. J
Morretti
Cliffside Park
Williams
Commission
Des Moines Father Welcomes Thirteenth Child
Luis A. Carrizales, 93, became a father for the 13th time when wife Mary, 28, gave birth to a daughter Monday. The couple wed in 1945 and have five other children from that marriage. Carrizales, half Cherokee and half Spanish, has seven children from two prior marriages and continues to work at a farm equipment firm.
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Des Moines
Luis A. Carrizales
Mary
Trucks Collide on Highway 11 West
Trucks operated by Eugene Thorson Woodford and Robert Reynolds Route 1 collided on Highway 11 west near the Harry Williams farm at about 7 p m yesterday. Neither vehicle suffered heavy damage.
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Eugene Thorson
Woodford
Robert Reynolds
Route 1
Harry Williams
Amputee Service Members Flight Home for Christmas
Fifty six blinded, paralyzed, or amputee service personnel will fly home for a 30 day Christmas leave under Operation Santa Claus by MATS. Nine are blind, 34 are paralyzed, 13 are amputees, with twenty accompanied by medical attendants. Most trips end by January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
United States
Circuit Judge Fellenz To Retire At Term End
Circuit Judge L. J. Fellerz announced today his retirement at the end of his term next year. He is 70 years old. Municipal Judge Hazen W. McEssy said he would run for the post in the April 1953 election. McEssy, a former Marquette University star athlete, is serving his second term on the Municipal Court bench.
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Fond DU Lac
L. J. Fellerz
Hazen W. McEssy
McEssy
Marquette University
Taft Bridges Leadership Issue Remains Unsettled
In Washington the Senate leadership question lingered after inconclusive talks between Senators Bridges of New Hampshire and Taft of Ohio. Both left town without statements, signaling no final decision before Christmas, with Bridges suggesting resolution before the new Congress opens January 3 and Taft offering no campaign. Bridges said he would not run but could take the role to avert a party fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sen
Bridges
Taft
Ohio
Congress
New York Biz Visit Noted by Local Ray Cheese Executives
Ed Gallo of the Ray Cheese Corp arrived from New York City on business to engage in local activities and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed Gallo
The
Ray Cheese Corp
New York City
Austenitic chromium nickel stainless steels defined
Six per cent or more of nickel added to chromium stainless steels yields a series of corrosion resistant alloys. These austenitic chromium nickel stainless steels are noted for their enhanced corrosion resistance and widespread use in challenging environments.
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Army
Korea
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