Weather outlook and temperatures for Pine Recotto 4 195
Partly cloudy and cold with scattered snow flurries tonight. Thursday mostly fair and continued cold. Low tonight 10 to 20 below zero. high Thursday 5 to 10 above. Since yesterday 1 pm highs 39, low 8. Precipitation since yesterday rain and snow. Warmest place in U S yesterday Brownsville Texas 80. coldest Havre Montana 36. Sunrise 7 30. sunset 4 39.
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U. S
Brownsville
Tex
Havre
Mont
Real Estate Transfers in Albany and Martintown Areas
Transfers include Urime Meeree at v0 Ucea A with undivided interest in Band 4 block 27 Nicholas and Ponds 2nd add Albany, Katie Purinton to Ray C Chris Baum in Warren's add Albany with 100 ft on south end except sold to J T Gravenor, Fred Wyssbrod to John Wyssbrod parts in Martintown, Albert Gerber and Duane Babler to Clayton Engener Durst's add New Glarus S2 of It4, Clara Goodwin estate to Thelma Zimmerman It4 block14 original plat Albany.
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Urime Meeree
Ucea A
Burt
Nicholas
Ponds
Albany
Katie Purinton
Ray C. Chrisbaum
Warren
J.T. Gravenor
Fred Wyssbrod
John Wyssbrod
Martintown
Albert Gerber
Duane Babler
Clayton Engener
Durst
New Glarus
Clara Goodwin
Thelma Zimmerman
Small Claims Court Finds Driver Liable for DUI
Judge Harold J. Lambotey Ray Binns of Browntown orders a DUI finding for operating a vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The defendant pays $65 plus costs and has their driver's license revoked.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lambotey
Ray Binns
Browntown
Estates Probated for Minnie Eley and Minnie Divan
Letters of administration issued for Evadne Eley in Minnie Eley estate who died Oct. 8 at Janesville with Claude Lamboley Evadne Janesville and Zella Ginner Monroe as heirs. Appraisers Le land C White and B J Dunwiddie named. Minnie Divan estate no appraisers needed with assets easily ascertained Florence Purinton Lima Township Rock County daughter and sole heir named under 1941 will dated Aug. 29.
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Evadue Eley
Janesville
Minnie Eley
Leland C. White
B. J. Dunwiddie
Claude
Monroe
Evadne
Zella Ginner
Minnie Divan
Florence Purinton
Lima Township
Rock County
Obituary notices list several local deaths and birth announcements
Deaths include Silas Buss 88 of Darlington and Mrs John Lackner 80 of Miles City Montana. Births reported of Mr and Mrs Thomas Saunders Monticello Jan 4 Mr and Mrs Carl Roethlisberger Gratiot daughter Jan and Mr and Mrs Daryl Pagel Juda daughter Jan 3 and Mr and Mrs John Flannery Jr Argyle son Jan 3.
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Silas Buss
Darlington
John Lackner
Miles City
Mont
Irths
Thomas Saunders
Monticello
Carl Roethlisberger
Gratiot
Daryl Pagel
Juda
John Flannery Jr
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Surgical Updated Patient Roster
Names listed include Robert Foley of 1735 16th Street Fritz Messmer of 607 22nd Avenue Mrs Gottlieb Oberholzer Albany David Eugene Mason of 1018 17th Avenue Mrs Alma Dooley Beloit accident victim Hoyt Barney of 1005 12th Avenue Kenneth Harley Madison Tonsillectomy patients Michael Wish Eugene Updike William Hartshorn Daniel Burdick Russell Garvey Gail Lamoreaux and daughter Rose Marie Meier Alvin Williams.
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Robert Foley
16Th Street
Fritz Messmer
22Nd Avenue
Gottlieb Oberholzer
Albany
David Eugene Mason
17Th Avenue
Alma Dooley
Beloit
Hoyt Barney
12Th Avenue
Kenneth Harley
Madison
Michael Wish
Eugene Updike
William Hartshorn
Daniel Burdick
Russell Garvey
Gail Lamoreaux
Rose Marie Meier
Alvin Williams
Kiwanis Club Debates Direct Vote Over Electoral College
At the Monroe hotel luncheon Kiwanis will hear a vote system debate. Two Monroe High School students, Miss Carol Schindler and Gordon Orians, will argue opposite sides. Dr Nathan E Bear opens his first full meeting as president.
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United States
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Hotel
Monroe High School
Carol Schindler
Gordon Orians
Nathan E. Bear
Hungarians Ordered To Close Consulates Washington
The United States orders Hungary to close its consulates by January 15 in apparent retaliation for the arrest and imprisonment of American businessman Robert Voegler in Hungary since November 18 on espionage charges, which Hungarian officials deny as false.
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Washington
United States
Robert Voegler
Voegler
State Department
County Records Show Fewer Crashes in 1950 Than 1988
Chief George W. Armstrong notes local tallies of three fatalities in both 1949 and 1988 while 1948 had four. Names include Nicholas Haas Browntown and others from Albany Juda Monticello and Winslow. In 1949 159 accidents yielded 54 injuries affecting 96 people. 1948 had 194 accidents with 63 injuries, 96 injured.
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George W. Armstrong
Green County
Nicholas Haas
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
Roman Robratzky
Albany
Rudolph Kaderly
Juda
Wallace J. Mann
Winslow
Percy Glidden
Lena
Ill
Rosan Elizabeth Keener
Monticello
Albert L. Spears
22Nd Street
Rockford Area Girls Held as Extortionists
Two grade school girls were accused of running a small change extortion racket against a classmate for about a year. Deputy sheriffs Edward Heitter and Gerald Pratt said the victim paid more than 50 dollars in weekly allowances as protection. They reported threats of violence and daily payments of 10 to 55 cents. The case came to light after the victim’s father sought an explanation for her request for a higher allowance.
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Soextora
Edward Heitter
Gerald Pratt
Winnebago County
Bell Firm Seeks 6 Million Annual Revenue Increase
Wisconsin Telephone Co. told the public service commission it needs an extra 6 million dollars each year to earn a seven percent return on its investment. The utility seeks more funds after already receiving rate boosts totaling 11.6 million since November 1947. The commission heard that current rates provide no profit for common carrier truck operators within Wisconsin. The carriers' association urged a 15 percent overall boost.
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Saaison —Ary
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
Carriers’ Association
Legion Toy Collection To Close Tomorrow
The Tide of Toys project run by the American Legion will end tomorrow afternoon. Co chairs Clifford H. Snively and Paul W. Ritschard note a large shipping box remains unfilled, with public response fair. several merchants have added surplus toys, and the items will be sent to European children via CARE.
Monroe Area Social Roundup of Local Residents
Personal mentions list many Monroe visitors and callers from Rockford Beloit Monticello and other towns. Notables include Mrs Jerry Anderson Mrs Kenneth Slocum Mrs Clarence Elmer Mr W S MacDonald and Mary Joyce Kam merud visiting relatives.
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Jerry Anderson
Rockford
Monroe
Kenneth Slocum
Beloit
Clarence Elmer
Monticello
W. S. MacDoneld
Manston
Werner Stettler
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Ralph K. Kofoed
Methodist Church Conference Boards
LaCrosse
Mary Joyce
Judith Kam
Merud
Blanchardville
Virgil Bieger
Charles Eckburg
Borden Co
New York
Ity
John F. Schnitzler
1618 13Th Avenue
John Dickson
Solana Beach
Calif
Gladys Gibbons
Mwaukee State Teachers College
John R. Gibbons
Lawrence L. Kitchen
Chicago
Kitchen
M. L. Sebbes
Ann Thompson
King Home
Waupaca
Margaret
Nell Burgi
Thompson
Harlan S. Howarth
H. C. Burgi
Robert C. Holland
Billy Tenatsch
Hollands
Ralph Proctor
Portland
Ore
Gertrude Melvin
Chlora Grabow
Clarno
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Publisher George Palmer Putnam, Amelia Earhart husband, dies
George Palmer Putnam, 63, publisher and husband of aviatrix Amelia Earhart, died today after four weeks of illness from uremic poisoning and internal hemorrhages. He ran Stove Pipe Wells resort in Death Valley and had been involved in the 1937 Earhart search after her disappearance. Miss Earhart was legally dead in 1939, and he had married twice since.
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George Palmer Putnam
Aviatrix
Amelia Earhart
Putnam
Death Valley
Miss Earhart
Export Buying Aids Grain Future Prices
Export reports kept grain futures firm most of the day. Cold weather in the southwestern winter wheat area and in the corn belts plus scant receipts provided bullish push. President Truman's message to Congress had little immediate market impact.
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Truman
Congress
Funeral rites for Fred Neuenschwander held today
Last rites for Fred Neuenschwander of 1800 12th Street were held at 1 30 PM at Shriner Neuenschwander Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Rev Earl Remaly of Mineral Point officiated. Grandsons Fred P Ralph Russell James Neuenschwander Donald Haman and Gene Weckefly served as pallbearers.
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Fred Neuenschwander
12Th Street
Shriner-Neuschwander
Greenwood
Earl Remaly
Mineral Point
Union Church
Fred P
Ralph, Russell
James Neuenschwander
Donald Haman
Gene Weckefly
Couple’s wish for a girl ends with triplets at St Michael’s
Mr and Mrs Michael Fortune of Atens rom welcomed three daughters born Tuesday night at St Michael’s hospital weighing 5 lb 6.5 oz, 5 lb 9.5 oz, and 4 lb 13.5 oz. The Fortunes already have two boys and a daughter from earlier years with ages noted. twin boys were born March 16, 1948.
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Atens Rom
Swiss newcomer visits Times Plant
William Heblen an arriving Swiss printer toured The Evening Times with his uncle John W. Kempfer and cousin Alvin Kempfer. He trained four years in Switzerland and two years there as a printer specializing in job work on platen and automatic presses. He plans a year on a farm to improve English before seeking printer work. He is at P. G. Sterger farm near Darlington and notes wartime paper shortages in Switzerland and limited large printing runs there compared with the United States.
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William Heblen
United States
Switzerland
Evening Times
John W. Kempfer
South Wayne
Alvin Kempfer
Heblen
P. G. Sterger
Darlington
UW Considers Betatron Purchase for Cancer Fight
The University of Wisconsin weighs buying a betatron to aid cancer treatment. Financing and location at McArdle cancer laboratory are unresolved, with costs around 85 000 to 100 000 dollars. Engineers will assess basement conversion or new construction needs to shield against stray X rays. Milwaukee council declines early tavern closure on Christmas Eve.
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Svy
University of Wisconsin
McArdle Cancer Laboratory
Tucker Car Project Spent 28.3 Million, Trial Testimony
Sidney Orbach, an ore acc countant, testified in Preston Tucker's mail fraud trial that Tucker corporation spent 28,309,280.18 dollars on developing a car that never reached the market. Orbach led SEC staff review of the firm’s books amid charges of conspiracy to defraud and SEC violations.
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McAge —Vry
Tucker Corporation
Sidney | Orbach
Washington
Preston Tucker
Orbach
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tucker
New Year's Baby Born in Dodgeville Hospital
Mrs. Erling Lageson of Blanchardville and York township welcomed a daughter at 10 15 a m on January 1 at Dodgeville hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds, their second child, both girls, and the mother is former Vivian Rice of Dodgeville.
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Erling Lageson
Route 3
Blanchardville
York Township
Dodgeville Hospital
Soldier on Two-Week Furlough From Wisconsin Base
Cpl. Everett Montgomery Jr. enjoys a two week holiday furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Everett Montgomery Jr and family at South Wayne. He left yesterday for El Paso Texas to return to his duties.
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South Wayne
Cpl
Everett Montgomery Jr
Cpl. Montgomery
el Paso
Texas
Vandenberg Taft Reach Quiet GOP Policy Accord
Senators Vandenberg of Michigan and Ratt of Ohio have a discreet agreement to avoid a split over foreign policy. Taft said he drafted a statement on Republican aims and found it acceptable to Vandenberg. He will present it to GOP chairman Guy Gabrielson as part of a party principles draft. Republican senators voted to collaborate with a House committee on a brief national platform for this year’s races.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
Ratt
Ohio
Taft
Michigan
Guy G. Gabrielson
Sterday
House
Steers Bring $40 A Hundredweight At South St Paul Market
Forty-one choice to prime 1 268 pound steers sold for $40 a hundredweight at the South St Paul livestock market yesterday. It was the highest price since 1948 except for a few head of experimentally fed cattle that sold for $40 last year.
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St. Paul’s
Wood Splinter Strikes Hoyt Barney in Eye at Clinic
A wood splinter struck Hoyt Barney in the right eye at the Monroe Clinic around 11 am. He was taken to St. Clare Hospital for rest. Barney works for the Green County highway shop and was repairing wood when a knot flew loose from a board.
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Hoyt Barney
12Th Avenue
Monroe Clinic
St. Clare Hospital
Barney
Green County Highway
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Harold J. Lamboley
Kiwanis
County
Rockford Area
Bell Firm
G.P. Putnam
Stork
Betatron
Milwaukee
Common Council
Prompt Claim Service
Robert Edward Ringling
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Sarasota
Fla
Carl Wirsing III
Orangeville
Carl Wirsing
Freeport Deaconess
Alcoholics Anonymous
KC Hall
Court House
Miss Vogel
Carolyn Vogel
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Earl Holcomb
14Th Avenue
Highway 81
Hoyt
Birmingham
Albert Moxon
Moxon
Schoep
R. H
Pat) Schoonover
Real Estate Listings
General Insurance
16Th Avenue
Futura Mides
Whirlaway Hydra
Oldsmobile
America
Saxutapet Aaimrosaus
11Th Street
Green County Auto Co
WLAD
Oldamebila
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