Daily Record Weather Summary for January 3 1949
Cloudy conditions with rain in the south and snow in the north, plus local freezing in the central region tonight. Warmer in the northeast tonight with Tuesday rain in the southeast and snow to the west and north. Colder in the west Tuesday. Since yesterday at 1 pm highs reached 33 and lows 25. Year ago today highs were 30 and lows 29. Barometer at 1 am. Brownsville Texas reading 75 with coldest on record at International Falls Minnesota. Sunrise 7 31 sunset 4 39.
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Brownsville
Tex
International Falls
Minn
Estates Probate Executor Named in Daubert Estate
Dwight L. Newcomber named executor of the estate of Jacob Daubert who died December 26. Appraisers listed are G. N. Swartz J. C. Pinnow and William Hahn. Heirs include widow Lottie three sons Fred W Juda Charles Rockford and Harry J Brodhead and daughter Flossie W Barnalt Horicon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Newcomber
Jacob Daubert
Brodhead
G. N. Swartz
J.C. Pinnow
William Hahn
Lottie
Fred W. Juda
Charles
Rockford
Harry J
Flossie W. Barnalt
Horicon
Justice L A Koenig Swanton DWI and related offenses
Justice L A Koenig and Raymond J Swanton face penalties for driving while intoxicated with 80 fine and costs or 40 days, failing to stop after an accident with 60 and costs or 30 days, and driving without a license with 15 and costs or 5 days. Roy C Stettler faces fines for an unregistered vehicle 1 and costs and a license restriction violation 15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L. A. Koenig
Raymond J. Swanton
23Rd Avenue
Roy C. Stettler
17Th Avenue
Deaths of several residents listed in local notices
Miss Julia Paulson aged 85 of Albany Mrs Edward Cole 73 of Brodhead Mrs Godfried Badertscher 65 of Brodhead Herbert B. Lee 62 of Brodhead Mrs Jacob Luchsinger 76 of New Glarus Andrew Share 73 of Rudolph all noted in local death notices with ages and towns.
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Julia Paulson
Albany
Edward Cole
Brodhead
Godfried Badertscher
Herbert B. Lee
Jacob Luchsinger
New Glarus
Andrew Share
Rudolph
Births in Juda and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Rodney Arnsmeier of Juda welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Richard Youtzy of Winslow welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Walter Nipple of Brodhead welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Roger Camp of 13th Avenue welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Robert Haber man of Juda welcome a son. Mr and Mrs John Steinbro ten of Route 2 welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Walter Rhyner of Horeb welcome a son. All dates range into early January and late December.
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Robert Haberman
Juda
John Steinbroten
Walter Rhyner
Horeb
Hospital Discharges and Patient Names Noted at St. Clare
St. Clare Hospital Medical lists patient names from Monticello New Glarus Waterloo Janesville Darlington and other towns. Dismissals include Fred Speich Myron Babler Ernest Maurer Hubert Hahn David Chambers and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Feller Jr
Monticello
Rosa Duerst
New Glarus
Johanna Gorder
Waterloo
William Rodau
Janesville
Carl Gabel
Darlington
Clark Covert
Brodhead
Maureen Kay Bruni
23Rd Avenue
Peng Thoen
Orfordville
Ufer
Gratiot
Jake Rufener
Monroe
Route 5
John Foley
Woodford
Peter Kammerud
Blanchardville
John Reiss
Surgica David
Ill
Casper Elmer
Brooklyn
John Furrer
Fred Speich
Myron Babler
Ernest Maurer
Hubert Hahn
David John Chambers
Henry Becker
Leon Fiez
Richard Atkinson
John Marty
Janet Schmerse
Marvin Hilmer
Rita
Angela Bregenzer
John Smith
Francis Barry
Thaine Ellis
Peter Bernet
Ben Bosshardat
Priscilla Viel
Clayton Hauser
Leo Farrell
Cecil Zentner
Leonard Bull
Raymond Hill
Madsen Named Judge in Wisconsin by Governor
State Senator Charles D. Madsen is appointed Polk County judge by Gov. Rennebohm to succeed the late Howard D. Blanding. Madsen, 42, has two terms in the legislature representing the 29th district including Barron Dunn and Polk counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madsen
Madison
Charles D. Madsen
Polk
Rennebohm
Howard D. Blanding
Barron
Dunn
Ice and glaze forecast for Green County roads at night
Forecaster H J Thompson warned of considerable glazing and hazardous driving across southeastern Wisconsin as light freezing rain or drizzle moves in tonight. Green and southern Wisconsin highways face icy conditions with colder air expected statewide, while western states brace for blizzards.
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Green County
Wisconsin
H. J. Thompson
Monroe
Albany
Thompson
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Florida
Everglades
Four Alarm Fire Burns Milwaukee Downtown Building
A four alarm fire swept a downtown Milwaukee building at N Plankinton and W Clybourn. Fire Chief Edward Wischer said all workers appeared evacuated from the four story brick structure known as the old Adams Tobacco Co property. The blaze likely started in the Monitor Equipment Co basement with other tenants including Hudson Equipment, Wisconsin Belting, and Fred E Boehme, Inc. nearby.
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Milwaukee
Edward Wischer
N. Plankinton Avenue
W. Clybourn Street
Adams Tobacco Co
Wischer
Monitor Equipment Co
Hudson Equipment Co
The
Wisconsin Belting Co
Fred E. Boehme, Inc
Heavy hog receipts hit Chicago market at Union Stock Yards
The heaviest one day hog receipts since June 1944 went on sale at Union Stock Yards in Chicago. Prices fell one to one and a half dollars per hundred pounds. Today’s 27 000 head compared with last year’s peak day of 21 000. Best hogs brought 21 dollars per hundred pounds, matching last May low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Lost Airman Guided to Pittsburgh Field by United Airlines
Lt. G. R. Ridler of the U S Air Force lost bearings while flying from Middletown to Scott Field. A United Airlines transport guided Ridler by radio and lights to a safe landing near Pittsburgh after 45 minutes of coordinated flying.
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Pittsburgh
United Airlines
Air Force
Pennsylvania
G. R. Ridler
Middletown
Harrisburg
Scott Field
Belleville
Ill
Ridler
K. A. Simko
Chicago
Washington
Simko
J. F. Thomas
Personal mentions from Argyle and nearby towns
Local notes list residents and visitors including William Easter in Argyle R C Wichell in town Joyce and Robert Fey in Milwaukee Mrs Earl Morton in Janesville Mrs Clinton Nall in Argyle Betty Klemm heading to Milwaukee Glenn and Harold Fisher visited Lake Geneva Clara Fisher visited her sons in Lake Geneva Seaman recruits Gilbert Kleckner and Lester Bishop headed to Great Lakes Cadet Hamilton to West Point visitors from Madison and Chicago share holiday visits and travel plans New Year greetings and family gatherings appear throughout the column
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William Easter
Argyle
R. C. Wichell
Joyce Fey
Robert Fey
Milwaukee
Women of the Moose
Earl M. Morton
Janesville
Clinton Nall
George H. Schuh
Betty Klemm
Monroe
Times Office
Adv
Clara Fisher
Glenn
Harold Fisher
Lake Geneva
Elmer Germann
Vicki
Aurora
Ill
Ross Vincent
Browntown
Lyman Davis
15Th Street
Fay Unmacht
Rockford
Clara B. Theiler
Lewis Mann
Richland Center
Martin Purcell
21St Avenue
Lucille Nipple
Evansville
Dorothy McGrath
Gilbert Kleckner
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
John Andereck
Madison
Edwin
Frank E. Hamilton
Mitchellfield
Miwaukee
New York
West Point
E. C. Hamilton
Matt Hefty
Pinehurst
Marianne Wenger
Pearl Wenger
Alvin Couch
Haviland
Kas
Dean Couch
Chicago
Louis A. Koenig
Burton Lynch
15Th Avenue
Alton V. Kiel
Elizabeth
Marlea
Alan
San Antonio
Tex
W. L. Gerdes
Alice Peterson
Kiels
Neuro Laredo
Mexico
Ray A. Young
Evanston
John
Thomas Zweifel
Earl Zweifel
Pasadena
High Court Upholds ICC Coal Rate Formula
The Supreme Court unanimously sustained an ICC order setting a formula for railroad coal freight rates to northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. The 1945 order applied to coal traffic from Illinois Indiana and western Kentucky and was approved by a three judge federal court in Indianapolis after appeals by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad and Indiana mine companies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
ICC
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Cedarville Soldier Buried in Home Town Ceremony
Pfc. William D. Barker, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barker, is returned to Cedarville for final burial. He was killed in action at Weissenfels, Germany, on April 16, 1945 while serving as a squad leader with the 69th Division. Born August 1, 1925, in Cedarville, he graduated from Freeport High School in 1943.
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Cedarville
William D. Barker
Floyd Barker
Weissenfels
Germany
Freeport High School
Milwaukee Fire Ignites Christmas Tree Blaze
Fire caused by a Christmas tree burned in a downtown Milwaukee apartment building on Saturday. About 60 people were evacuated as 15 fire companies fought the blaze. Damage was estimated at 10000 dollars to the building and 1000 dollars to furnishings. The cause was linked to defective wiring or Japanese made bulbs.
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Milwaukee
Edward Wischer
Andrew Share 73 dies after kidney operation
Andrew Share 73 Rudolph native dies after kidney operation on Dec 14 and two heart attacks the day before his Sunday death at St. Michael's Hospital Stevens Point. Born November 1875 in Monroe he farmed near Rudolph then retired to Rudolph. Survived by widow two daughters eight grandchildren a brother and others with a died daughter and multiple siblings. Funeral 9 a.m. Wednesday in Rudolph with Monroe relatives attending.
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Andrew Share
Rudolph
Monroe
St. Michael’s Hospital
Stevens Point
Andrew
Josephine Lutz Share
Vica Wells
Lawrence Slattery
Fred Mersch
New Hampton
Lawrence Share
William Smrt
Junction City
Fred
Geddes
S. D
Ferdinand
Andrew Rinehart
Thomas Dowd
Peace Talks Spotlight at Nanking Dinner
A dinner in Nanking hosted by Gen. Chang Chih-Chung brought peace talk to the fore as educators and officials urged nationwide cease fire and talks with the communists. Shanghai officials petitioned Yenan for peace while nationalist generals in North China were rumored to seek a separate settlement with Peiping and Tientsin.
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Harold K. Milks
Nanking
China
Chang Chih-Chung
Shanghai
Yenan
Peiping
Tientsin
Chang
Nanking University
Shao Li-Tze
Moscow
Puerto Rico Elects First Elected Governor Luis Muñoz Marín
Luis Munoz Marin was inaugurated as Puerto Rico's first elected governor yesterday. He had been a dominant figure in Puerto Rican politics and was elected on November 2.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Luis Munoz Marin
Nor
Munoz Marin
U S Warns Israel on Recognition Over Attack Risks
A responsible U S source said Washington may withdraw diplomatic recognition of Israel if it attacks neighboring Arab states. The warning highlights U S pressure amid regional tensions.
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U. S
Israel
London
United States
Weekend auto accidents report several collisions on icy roads
A 1949 car driven by Daniel E. Courtney and a 1928 model driven by Homer F. Burlington collided at Ud street and WON avenue causing front and fender damage. A three car crash on highway 11 near Leo Taft farm involved Mina Vogel and Leo F. Shepard after a slide in rain. A New Year’s Eve abandoned car was found on county trunks between Brodhead and Albany.
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Daniel E. Courtney
16Th Avenue
Homer F. Burington
17Th Street
Ud Street
Won Avenue
Courtney
Burington
Green County
Highway 11
Monroe
Leo Taft
Taft
Mina Vogel
Taft Auto
Leo F. Shepard
Airliner Search Ends With Discontinuation of Hunt
Hope for survivors faded as the coast guard halted the large scale search for the charter airliner missing since Tuesday. The craft carried 32 people on a flight from San Juan Puerto Rico to Miami.
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Miami
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Governor's Auto Collision Ends With Fine In Court
William J. Elliott, 21, whose car was in a Saturday crash with Gov. Rennebohm’s vehicle, was fined $100 in superior court. The governor was uninsured. A cash register valuation questioned, suggesting a possible 250 year claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's Auto
Madison
William J. Eliott
Rennebohm
Lost Purse Found in City Sunday Evening
Purse lost in the city Sunday evening should be returned with contents to the identified owner by driver license and social security items. A monetary reward may be kept by the finder.
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