Weather Summary for January 12 1946 Daily Record
Snow flurries and very cold conditions prevail tonight with Sunday morning temperatures near zero. Partly cloudy and cold Sunday with forenoon snow flurries. winds diminishing tonight. High of 33 and low around 19 since yesterday at 3 pm. Precipitation: snow. Miami 78 was warmest. Williston 11 was coldest. Almanac notes sunrise 7 23 sunset 4 45.
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Erie
U. S
Miami
Fla
Williston
N. D
Real Estate Transfers Estate of C L Chambers to Peterson and Kittelsen
Transfer records show the estate of C L Chambers transferring part of 4, block 23, Rattan addition, Monroe, to Marshall L Peterson and Rodney Kittelsen. The description notes a conveyance of partial interest and location details in Monroe.
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C. L. Chambers
Marshall L. Peterson
Rodney
Kittelsen
Rattan
Monroe
Marriage Licenses Granted for James Clark and Daisy Luthi
James Harley Clark of Brodhead and Daisy Bell Luthi of Brodhead received marriage licenses.
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James Harley Clark
Brodhead
Daisy Bell
Obituaries notice for local residents
Henry Lutz aged 73 of 1725 9th Street Clarno township resident Harvey C Huffman 48 Miss Josephine Patton 90 of Brodhead and Rodhead Ulrich Nufer 80 of 2111 12th Street Brodhead noted in local death listings.
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Henry Lutz
9Th Street
Harvey C. Huffman
Clarno Township
Josephine Patton
Rodhead
Ulrich Nufer
12Th Street
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
A hospital notice lists patient names and residences under Surgical Medical Tensillectomy and Dismissals at St Clare Hospital. Individuals include Harold N Monte Browntown Virginia Bear Argyle Jackie Logan South Beloit Harold Heinz Beloit Weldon Calvin Rockford Anton Therkelson Beloit Mrs Olson Albany Mrs Kant Warren Ill Tensillectomy Mrs Russell Penticoff Darlington and several dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold N. Monte
14Th Avenue
Clarence Fisher
Browntown
Virginia Bear
Argyle
Ray Steele
Freeport
Jackie
Gerry Logan
South Beloit
Harold Heinz
11Th Street
Gust W. Brolin
Beloit
Leland L. Boyer
Juda
Weldon D. Calvin
Rockford
Anton Therkelson
Alton Olson
Albany
William Kant
Warren
Russell Penticoff
Darlington
John C. Miller
James Farmer
Ralph Freitag
Lawrence Tyler
Edwin Huffman
Glen L. Hasse
Edward Share
Social visits and condolences extend across Spring Grove and Beloit
Residents and relatives from Spring Grove Beloit and nearby towns dropped by homes of Robertsons Dealers and Heaths. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watrud and son Captain Laverne Watrud, Otto Becker and Eva Scheidegger, and many others visiting in honor of family ties and the death of Mrs. Clara Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Deal
George
Fred Rhyner
Delores Parent
Beloit
John Robertson
Frank Watrud
Capt
Laverne Watrud
August Lehnherr
Otto Becker
Herbert Mohns
Dubuque
Earl Deal
Watertown
S. D
Clara Deal
Eva Scheidegger
Ralph Heath
Elmer Lee
Robert Cleveland
Chester Lewis
Earl Cleveland
Raymond Arnsmeier
Ivan Ansmeier
Juda
Owen Scheidegger
Thieves Strike Flo's Burning in Snowbound City
In Baltimore on a freezing night with seven inches of snow, thieves raided Miss Flo Borchardee's dress shop heating the 4 story building by stealing the oil burner. She tried to notify the vacationing landlord in Florida but faced no relief.
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Baltimore
Flo Borchardee
Huge Demand on Farmers in 1946
Willard Robertson reports American farmers harvested record crops in 1945 and anticipate strong demand and high prices in 1946. He notes high production across wheat, oats, tobacco and corn, rising prices, and ongoing government support while warning of potential shifts if ceilings rise and labor costs change.
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Corn Belt Farm Dairies
Anderson
Congress
Wage talks falter as 335000 unions await ruling
Continued from page 1 reports little chance of a wage deal between packers and the CIO United Packing House Workers as talks with Wilson proceed. The union seeks 25 cents an hour. A conciliation session was scheduled today amid ongoing nationwide CIO electrical worker strike seeking $2 a day.
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CIO
AFL
CIO United Packing House
Wilson
Personal Mention in Monroe Area Notes
Local notes list visits across towns including Niles Freeport Madison and Beloit. People like Miss Carol Fey Miss Helen Newman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelly and Mrs. Lillian Lee are mentioned visiting or hosting, with travel to Chicago Janesville Rockford Monticello and Madison among others.
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Niles
Carol Fey
Robert Fey
Freeport
Elsie . Pinnow
Orangeville
Clifford Riese
Monticello
Alice Paulson
Janesville
Helen Newman
Madison
Times Office
Ady
Joe Kelly
Rockford
Monroe
Jerry Brown
Dean Ableman
Beloit
Ann Grady
Reedsburg
Mary Sever
Estella Brown
John Weiskircher
Shullsburg
Jean Fuller
Betty
Joyce Wenger
Chicago
Norman Wallin
Lena McDonald
Belleville
Rodney Buchholtz
Mary Palmer
Eva Gruenberg
Clayton Gibbons
Lillian Lee
Bernard
Jessie Frost
Hattie Thorp
T. L. Newman
Marian Juda
John Bobb
Jimmy
David
Dorothy Demanouske
Cpl
Murphy Breaux
Camp Grant
Dorothy
Helen Brawand
Fred Brawand
Hannah Bindschaedler
Jay Cadwell
Henry Babler
St. John’s
Adv
Jon
Harold Zimmerman
Myles Zimmerman
Albert Yost
Dean
Fort Worth
Tex
Pet Mink Started Backyard For Ranch
Mrs. Floyd Boyington care for a mink that her trapper husband brought home as a pet. Her backyard mink ranch grew into a business producing 300 pelts in 1945. The pair work year round with kits born in April and pelts ready for market by late November.
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Bingham
Floyd Boyington
Runaway Freight Cars Coincide 31 Miles to Halt in Argentina
Nine freight cars broke loose from a train near Cordoba and coasted 31 miles downhill before stopping as the tracks rose. Telegraph warnings cleared stations along the line and crossing watchmen set bars to halt traffic until the runaway cars ceased movement.
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Cordoba
Argentina
Burkhalters to Observe 57th Wedding Anniversary
Fred and Mrs. Burkhalter mark 57 years of marriage on Monday in Monroe. They recall Swiss origins, early life in Monroe, and a long farming and cheesemaking career with three sons, three daughters, and many grandchildren. They plan a quiet celebration and will wait for the 60th anniversary to make a bigger display.
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Burkhalters
Switzerland
Fred Burkhalter
Monroe
Ralph
Bert
South Wayne
Fred
Browntown
Sadie May
Pearl Mall
Florence Potter
Chicago Livestock Market News and Grain Report
Cattle sheep and hogs were steady with 500 head receipts of each. Hog sales mostly 14.75 to 14.85, cattle prices mixed with good beef cows strong and vealers solid, stock cattle scarce. Slaughter lambs unevenly lower, feeding lambs steady to higher, rye futures supported near the close with limits, oats and wheat also firm. steel strike fears depressed sentiment amid a volatile trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Winnipeg
Wall Street Slumps After Six Sessions Of Gains
Darkening of the strike picture sparked heavy selling in New York stocks after six straight advances to 15 year peaks. Bearish sentiment grew as General Motors rejected a fact finding board recommendation and U S Steel labor talks broke down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel Union
Supper Aids Universalist Society Hear Guest Sergeant
The Universalist aid society annual meeting featured beef sandwiches from Idle Hour farm provided by Mrs. May L Luchsinger. First Sergeant Kendall C Digman spoke on his service in New Guinea and Australia and wore multiple decorations including the Purple Heart and Good Conduct medal. Officers were reelected with F W Galle president and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
May L. Luchsinger
Universalist Aid Society
Kendall C. Digman
Co. K
New Guinea
Australia
Digman
Wisconsin National Guard
F. W. Galle
John Becker
J. A. Rouch
E. N. Churchill
Harriet Corson
Weddings in Washington Mary Wenger and Frank Merz Butterfield
Invitations go out for Miss Mary Joyce Wenger of Monroe and Frank Merz Butterfield of Chevy Chase married after a morning service. The couple will greet guests at Eugene hotel at 8 p m after the ceremony. Mrs Wenger is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Wenger of 1721 15th street and attended the University of Wisconsin. Butterfield is a former air corps second lieutenant at Truax field Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joyce Wenger
Monroe
Frank Merz Butterfield
Sidney D. Butterfield
Chevy Chase
Miss Wenger
William E. Wenger
15Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Air Corps
Truaxfield
Madison
Securitas Society Elects Officers at Green County House
Officers were elected last night for the Securitas society 20 at the Green County house. George Schneider was chosen president with John J Burkhard as vice president Frank Beer as recording and financial secretary H C Roth as treasurer Robert Stoker as guard John Waelti as trustee Fred Beer as member of auditing committee George Schneider as delegate and Casper Heiman as alternate.
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Securitas Society
Green County House
George Schneider
John J. Burkhard
Frank Beer
H. C. Roth
Robert Stocker
John Waelti
Fred Beer
Casper Heiman
Engagement Announced in Blanchardville
Mrs. Theresa Martin of Blanchardville announces the engagement of her daughter Marian to Cadet Richard Streiff son of Mr and Mrs Fred P Streiff of New Glarus Cadet Streiff attends the United States Military Academy at West Point N Y and Miss Martin attends Lawrence College at Appleton Times Want Ads
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Theresa Martin
Blanchardville
Marian
Richard Streiff
Fred P. Streiff
New Glarus
Streiff
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Miss Martin
Lawrence College
Appleton
Spring Grove club notes and local visits span week
Hostess Brodhead opens society notes with new Wesleyan Service Guild officers Hallie Taylor leads as president and Ethel Mae Curtis vice president. Numerous visits, New Year gatherings, and local moves include families from Freeport Beloit Rockton and Milwaukee. Community members attend events, honors awarded, and mutual aid shown across towns.
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Maude Brobst
Spring Grove
Kate Douglas
Monroe
Wesleyan Service Guild
R. W. Sachtgen
Hallie Taylor
Ethel Mae Curtis
Bessie Scheberle
Robert Engle
Freeport
L. M
Steel price rise could trigger wider inflation push
Analysis by James Marlow explains how higher steel costs influence wages and consumer prices. OPA weighs limited increases as CIO seeks heftier raises, while Truman faces calls for 30-day labor strike bans amid reconversion and industry profit concerns.
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James Marlow
Washington
OPA
CIO
Truman
Congress
Philip Murray
Murray
Mr. Truman
Snyder
Collet
Missouri
Two Local Soldiers Return Home From Service
Mrs Glen Hauser of Moline reports Cpl Maurice Kitchen has returned to Walter Reed hospital after a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Jay Kitchen of Orfordville Cpl Harley Kitchen has received discharge and is at his parents home He served twenty years in the service including eighteen months overseas in Italy with the 752nd tank battalion earning three campaign stars and three overseas stripes.
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Glen Hauser
Moline
Maurice Kitchen
Walter Reed Hospital
Silver Spring
Jay Kitchen
Orfordville
Harley Kitchen
Italy
752Nd Tank Battalion
Pete McKenna Discharged from Great Lakes Naval Center
The release list from the separation center at Great Lakes includes Emmet P. McKenna known as Pete and states his family resides at 1109 9th Street. The notice identifies him among the discharged naval personnel.
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Pete McKenna
Great Lakes
Emmet P
Pete) McKenna
9Th Street
Discharged Vet Home T/4 Donald Bloom Arrives
Technician Bloom returns home with nearly three years of service including two wounds from the South Pacific. He arrived last evening from Camp McCoy and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bloom.
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Donald Bloom
Camp McCoy
South Pacific
Technician Bloom
George Bloom
Nurses Depart for Nursing Posts in Arkansas
Miss Betty Jane Woelffer Mon ticello Miss Alfrida Crantz Iron Mountain Mich leave for Little Rock Ark to take nursing positions at St Vincents infirmary their parents Mr and Mrs R W Woelffer accompany them to the trip
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Little Rock
Betty Jane Woelffer
Monticello
Alfrida Crantz
Iron Mountain
Mich
Ark
St. Vincents’ Infirmary
Miss Woelffer
R. W. Woelffer
Sergeant Kenneth A. Yost Returns Home After Discharge
Kenneth A. Yost sergeant in the air corps has returned to his Brodhead home from a Camp Grant discharge. The son of Mrs. Albert Yost he enlisted November 16 1942 and trained at many stations before discharge. Yost will resume work at the Goldenrod company in Brodhead.
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Kenneth A. Yost
Air Corps
Brodhead
Camp Grant
Albert Yost
Yost
Goldenrod Company
Lineman Harold Halverson to Attend School
Harold Halverson will leave Monday for Beaver Dam to attend a lineman's school as representative of the Wisconsin Power and Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Halverson
Beaver Dam
Lineman
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Twin Falls Hen Produces Triple Yolker Egg
Farmer J W Atkinson reports his white leghorn hen laid a triple yolk egg weighing 4 ounces after starting to lay. The bird previously produced double yolk eggs. The town records the unusual hen as a local curiosity in Idaho.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
J. W. Atkinson
Wool for Suits Scarcity Myth Asserted by Wool Growers
James A. Hooper, secretary of the Utah Wool Growers association, says lack of wool and high wool prices do not create a suit shortage. He notes ample domestic wool in storage and that at most $5 of wool is used in a $100 suit.
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Salt Lake City
James A. Hooper
Utah Wool Growers Association
Hooper
United States
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