Real Estate Transfers and Justice Case Briefs
Orman Gilbertson transfers parcel of land to John Wallack and York W. Loveland transfers lot in Monticello to Oswald H. Zentner. Justice cases note Roy Kolb of route 4 pleaded guilty to unnecessary born blowing, with $5 and costs imposed by Justice L A Koenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman Gilbertson
John Wallack
York
W. A. Loveland
Oswald H. Zentner
Monticello
Roy Kolb
L. A
Births at St Clare and other area births
Mr and Mrs Leland Kuhl of New Glarus welcome a daughter born January 5. Mr and Mrs Rolland Stein erf of Albany report a son born January 5. Mr and Mrs Ervin Hauri of Monticello announce a daughter born January 5. Mr and Mrs Marvin Goecks of Los Angeles announce a daughter born December 28 in Los Angeles, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Clare Hospital
Leland Kuhl
New Glarus
Rolland Steinerf
Albany
Ervin Hauri
Monticello
Los Angeles
Calif
Marvin Goecks
St Clare Hospital Patients and Dismissals Listing
A list from St. Clare Hospital shows August Ludwig Juda Albert Johnson Blanchardville Janice Meichtry Monroe route 2 Herman Krueger 2302 13th street and other patients. Dismissals include John Buehler ferbert Wooster Glen Swiggum Dennis McGuire and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ludwig
Juda
Albert Johnson
Blanchardville
Janice Meichtry
Monroe
Herman Krueger
13Th Street
Fred Bumke
Brodhead
Benjamin Benfer
Mth Avenue
Harold Blumer
Harold Schultz
Dewey Wilkenson
Betolt
Marvin Sveom
W. A. Tucker
Brown
Town
Adrian Babler
11Th Avenue
John Loeffel
Monticello
John Buehler
Ferbert Wooster
Glen’ ‘Swiggum
Dennis McGuire
Charles Ruch
Katie Garde
Shirley Ann Geigel
Marian Bloom
Bernard J. Olson
Buelah Pool
Minnie
Raymer
Harry Layton
Christ ‘Haugen
Earl Gross
William Mueller
Walter Schlaff
Harry Baumgartner
Forty six babies evacuated from Newark hospital fire
In Newark New Jersey forty six babies were hurried to safety by student nurses from the second and third floors after a fire started in a first floor room. Superintendent Vera Floyd said none appeared injured as nurses moved infants to the nurse's home and nearby residents. Two babies were in oxygen tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Babies Hospital
Vera Floyd
Five Die as Three Planes Crashed in Snowstorm
Associated Press reports a severe snowstorm caused three separate crashes on the east coast. At Carmel New Jersey a Nationwide Air Transport flight crashed in woods killing the co pilot and two passengers and injuring nineteen. A private plane from Mt Pleasant Michigan to Florida crashed in Scott County Virginia killing both occupants. At Jones Beach near New York an American Airlines plane crash landed with 16 people unhurt and the pilot and co pilot injured. The storm extended about 250 miles from New York and the Carmel crash left a damaged wing and scorched trees. The Jones Beach landing occurred with only five minutes of fuel remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carmel
N. J
Nationwide
Air Transport Service, Inc
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Florida
Scott County
Jones Beach
New York
American Airlines
Piot
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Washington
Proclamation Puts 2 Year Cap On Price Supports
Capper, named senate agriculture committee chairman, notes the law’s two year period would have ended December 1949 if proclaimed after 1946. He adds price supports have run on about 140 non basic commodities alongside major ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Senate ‘Agriculture Committee
Sergeant at Arms Orders Bank Audit
The office of the House of Representatives sergeant at arms bank was closed today pending an audit by the comptroller general. William Russell of Pennsylvania, elected sergeant at arms, said the office would not reopen until the audit is completed, with quarterly reviews to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Sergeant At Arms Bank
William Russell
Russell
Salesman Talks Self Into a Laundry Job
Passengers in Baltimore overheard a salesman boasting that he had just sold a washing machine to a North Baltimore housewife and was afterward dismissed with See you next Wednesday at the same time. He asked why and she replied that she was promised a year's free service and would expect her washing done weekly on Wednesdays.
Personal Mention Plumbing And Local Visitors Ripple Through Monroe
Local social notes list numerous visitors and travelers stopping in Monroe from Argyle Darlington Beloit and Madison among others. People like Mrs Margaret Gavigan Argyle and Miss Shirley Horan Beloit en route to Dubuque are noted plus residents returning to studies at Carroll college Notre Dame and Northfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
D. K. Walter
Chicago
Edward Thompson
Darlington
Margaret Gavigan
Argyle
Monroe
Margaret Purcell
Sophie A. Stuart
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arleigh Field
Arvin Johnson
Dubuque
G. M. Gunderson
Wiota
Earl Sargent
Jackelyn
Gratiot
Valliere Schieretz
Madison
Everett Wright
Ralph
Shirley Horan
Beloit
Herman Brecklin
Browntown
Walter Trickel
George Long
Sucker's
Erma Tornow
South Wayne
Donna Schollmeyer
Florinda Ulsroad
Maurice Sean Naanener
Visit Highlights From Gratiot Courtyard Weekend
Miss Leona Babler spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Babler in Gratiot. Miss Carol Smith arrived Saturday from Janesville to visit her cousin Nancy Stauffacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Stauffacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Babler
Arnold Babler Babler
Carol Smith
Janesville
Nancy Stauffacher
Floyd Stauffacher
Funeral rites in Parsons for Pember patriarch
Mr and Mrs Myles F Pember and son Myles traveled by auto to Parsons Kansas for the funeral of Mr Pember the elder who died Friday after a short illness. They left Saturday and expect to return by tomorrow or Wednesday. Attending the service here are several Janesville residents including Mrs Fannie Gregory and Mrs John G Whittier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Myles F. Pember
Myles
Parsons
Kas
Pember
Pembers
Lloyd Smith
Fannie Gregory
John G. Whittier
W. Harold Conroy
Lois Ann Conroy
Janesvill
Clayton Cameron
Twin Grove
Funeral service for Clayton Camron held at Shriner Neushwaner
Pallbearers Roy F. Davis, Earl Davis, Lloyd Smith, Clyde Smith, Darryl Camron and Joseph Signer attended the funeral for Clayton Camron. Rev. Alvin C. Rabehl officiated at 2 o'clock in Shriner Neushwaner funeral home. Burial followed at Twin Grove Cemetery. Plugs for Pensions notes 18 of 57 city garbage workers have 20 years or more service. debate on mandatory retirement after 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Camron
Roy F. Davis
Earl Davis
Lloyd Smith
Clyde Smith
Darryl Camron
Joseph Signer
Shriner-Neushwander
Alvin C. Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Twin Grove Cemetery
Heavy Sea Sweeps Pacific Atoll
A Pacific storm sent heavy seas across Palmyra Atoll injuring no one, with 108 Navy Coast Guard personnel and 15 civilians evacuated yet later reports say the island was rising and soon back to normal. Three rescue planes landed but were not needed as seas receded and no casualties were confirmed. Menge Island suffered the heaviest damage among the atoll group, though no injuries or losses were reported. The wider storm also battered Hawaii, causing property damage but no confirmed fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
mid-Pacific
Palmyra
Navy
Cooper Island
Menge Island
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Hawaii
Arctic
Pacific
Navy Coast Guard
Truman outlines atomic energy aims and defense reforms
President Truman reaffirmed no monopoly on atomic energy for any nation and urged peaceful use of the new force. He pressed Congress to fund strong armed forces, promote universal training, and merge services into a single national defense department. He also proposed five economic policies to curb monopolies and aid small business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Truman
Congress
Department of National Defense
Truman outlines postwar priorities and housing plan
President Truman addresses Congress urging rapid peacetime housing action and broad programs to hold prices, curb monopolies, and support private and public housing. He calls for a single peacetime federal housing agency, 500000 public low rental units, and incentives for private investment while stressing anti trust enforcement and farm welfare. He warns against wage and monopoly abuses and urges steps to rebuild world trade and collective security. He concludes with a note on faith and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Reathet
International Relief
United States
International Bank
Monetary Fund
Export Bank
United Nations
Truman
Tiny One-Unit Hearing Device Lets Deaf Hear Again
Science advances with a hand sized hearing device approved by the Council on Ph. Medicine of the American Medical Association. No battery pack or bulky case required. Users can adjust tone as hearing changes. Beltone, Dept. 9838, Chicago, offers free booklet and home demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On Ph. Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
Martin Hands Down Veterans Ruling in State Aid Plan
Atty. Gen. John E. Martin ruled that the state department of veterans affairs cannot participate in a plan with a private agency or brokerage firm arranging payment for medical or hospital treatment for veterans with service connected disabilities. The opinion was requested by Director Leo B. Levenick. It states no provision allows department employment of private agency services if a commission is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Department of Veterans Affairs
John E. Martin
Martin
Leo B. Levenick
Levenick
Department
State AFL CIO Seek Peace Pact
Milwaukee The newly elected anti left wing leadership of the CIO Wisconsin state industrial union council sent peace feelers to the Wisconsin state Federation of Labor to end a 10 year conflict between the CIO and AFL groups. CIO secretary John Sorensen said talks aim to establish amicable relations with the rival bodies. WSFL secretary William Nagorsne said the federation had been approached and is prepared to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
CIO
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
AFL
John Sorensen
Wiliam Nagorsne
WSFL
State Cio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
St. Clare Hospital
Dr. Newheven
Monroe Feed and Seed Co
16Th Ave
Ralph Trickel
Robert Henriquez
Reedsburg
William Geffert
Robert van Wagenen
Eugene Weaver
Mary Shook
Edmund F. Shook
Shirley Johnson
Argyl
Marian Erickson
Rockford
Nancy Bishop
Carroll College
Waukesha
Lester H. Bishop
Donald Siedschlag
Platteville
John Siedschlag
Delbert
Norris Weeks
Toledo
Allan Weeks
Mary Durner
Frances Shimer College
Mt. Carroll
Frances Durner
Lester Schulz
Lois J. Kundert
Waukeshaw
Ed. A. Kundert
Robert E. Hardell
Robert Jr
James
Shanesville
Washington, D.C
James A. Nesby
Dell Rapids
S. D
Anna Schuh
Schenectady
N. Y
June Field
Minneapolis
Stanley Field
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Green County
Percy Lichtenwainer
Clarno
William Hahn
Lawrence Ames
Chester L. Stauffacher
Mark E. Riley
John Anderegg
E. J. Kaderly
Holstein-Friesian Association
Martin J. Lewis
17Th Street
14Th Avenue
George Jones Jr
Harry Teehan
22Nd Avenue
Paul Franke
19Th, Avenue
Teehan
Jones
Franke
A. L. Butts
Frank Butts
Arthur L. Butts
War Department
Washington, D. C
Butts
Aleutian Islands
Royal Blue Flower and Gift Shop
Chocolate Shop
Borden’s
Pacific Atoll
Yenan
China
Brenna Super Market
Arcady
PT A Toto
Sust
Texaco
Latading
Tramea
Monroewis
Bauman
Boscow
Neeton
Dixie Shop
Wis
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