Weather Summary and Local Birth Notice January 13 1950
Snow moves in from the northwest with rain changing to snow across east and south tonight with likely freezing rain in parts. Much of western and northern areas to see heavy snow and drifting. winds strengthen northerly. Saturday will be colder with high winds and snow flurries. Temperatures fall to 5 below to 15 20 above, and the day’s high reached 34 while the low was 31. Brownsville Texas reported the warmest US temperature. Albert Minder and wife of Albany welcomed a son born January 13.
St Claire Hospital Surgical and Medical Carings List
A legacy of patient and dismissal notes from St. Clare Hospital lists surgical patients Mrs Bessie Rail beck of Darlington and Mrs Julian Bressath of Blanchardville along with medical patients including Mrs Charles Water and Mrs Ervin Haur in Janesville and Monticello. Dismissals include Julene Simmons Louis Goecks Walter Neuen schwander and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Railbeck
Darlington
Julian Bressath
Blanchardville
Nettie Bobb
15Th Avenue
Charles Water
Janesville
Ervin Haur
Monticello
Joseph Knipschild
Mack Logsdon
Alma Sellow
9Th Street
Julene Simmons
Louis Goecks
Walter Neuenschwander
Alma Dooley
Kenneth
Rainy Weather Affects Soils Across Farmland
Rain fell steadily today causing soil loosening in plowed fields. The soils conservation office noted water runoff leads to soil loss, but early estimates expect losses to be modest as fields and pastures begin soaking in the moisture.
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Soils Conservation Office
Flying Arrow Reaches Tsingtao for Repairs After Gunboat Shelling
The Flying Arrow steamed into the communist port of Tsingtao today after bidding farewell to its U S destroyer escort eight miles out. For a week the freighter will be here repairing damage from shelling by a Chinese nationalist gunboat that attacked as it tried to enter the Yangtze on a voyage to blockaded Shanghai.
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Flying Arrow
Tsingtao
U. S
Yangtze
Shanghai
City Firemen Drill In Use of Gas Masks
Members of the volunteer fire department conducted a gas mask drill last night in a small room at the west end of the street department shop building. The room was filled with sulfur gas from fumigation candles as several firemen tested the masks. Regular mask drills weekly have been ordered by Fire Chief H L Sickinger. Albany Special E E Atherton village fire inspector is making his quarterly inspection of business and public property with 30 establishments to inspect.
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H. L. Sickinger
Albany
E. E Atherton
Wisconsin Dairy Dispute Sparks Midwest Coalition
Wisconsin joins in a dairy price dispute forming a defense committee to contest federal milk price rules. J P Punderson of Rochester cooperative dairy named chairperson with M E Fabricius Lady Smith and others. Minnesota official Bern Swenson supports easing access to Midwest milk for eastern consumers.
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Raul
We — Vairy
Seecauaeee
Wisconsin
Washington
J.P. Punderson
Rochester
St John s Church To Elect Trustees
St John s Church will elect three new trustees Sunday at 2 p m during the annual business meeting to fill vacancies created by J Job Tschudy Charles A Stubber and E Herman Dieckhoff who have completed six years in office. Annual reports of church officers will be presented along with a building committee report following last night s consultation with the finance committee and church council and architect Stanley W Howe.
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St. John’s Church
J. Job Tschudy
Charles A. Stubber
E. Herman Dieckhoff
Finance Committee
Church Council
Stanley W. Howe
Final Plans Prepared For 40-8 Wreck Here
Green County venture holds regular meeting at the American Legion home on Argyle road. Between 15 and 20 candidates will be instated at the armory with a lunch to follow at the Legion home. Grand officers from Milwaukee Madison Darlington and other places expected. Green County representation planned for local attendance.
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Sinal
Green County
American Legion
Old Argyle Road
Legion
Milwaukee
Madison
Darlington
Grains Dip After Stock Break In New York
Grains slip on the board as stocks fall in New York with a minor loss later partly recovered. Trading volume rose at midday amid a renewed selloff while Great Britain reportedly bought a moderate amount of wheat aiding the bread cereal’s steadiness.
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Leagy —Ory
Board of Trade
New York
Great Britain
Bray Relative Dies. Funeral Set in Freeport
Percy Singer, 12, of Freeport and brother-in-law of James S. Bray, died yesterday at his Pleasant Street home. The funeral is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday at Walker Mortuary in Freeport with burial to follow there.
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James S. Bray
Freeport
Percy Singer
21St Avenue
E. Pleasant Street
Walker Mortual
Personal notices from Beloit to Orangeville and Monroe
Personal mentions list residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. William Bright of Beloit, Marion Mueller in Janesville, Miss Mabel Hanna in Verona, and others in Monroe, Orangeville, and Darlington. Also notes travel to Indiana, Milwaukee for a funeral, a pneumonia case, and an audit by P A Reynolds in Madison. Cites Bowen Convalescent Home Illinois license No 80 offering nursing care and inviting inquiries.
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William Bright
Beloit
Marion Mueller
Janesville
Mabel Hanna
Verona
Arthur Krupke
Orange 1Ville
Monroe
Clyde Wait
McConnell
Gottfried Zum- Brunnen
Darlington
Walter Hardel
Winstow
Lawrence A. Brown
Indiana
Edna Steinmann
Betty Steinmann
Freeport
Walter Marti
Milwaukee
G. S. Soseman
P. A. Reynolds
George K. Hood Co
Madison
Worstieg
Plane Falls in Street Kills Two Reservists in Crash
A training plane crashed on a residential street last night killing two air force reserve fliers. Captain M. D. Dennison of Long Beach died as pilot and 2nd Lt. C. J. Knee of Los Angeles died as co pilot. Three other airmen escaped with minor injuries. The crash occurred after the plane veered from its route, reportedly avoided striking nearby homes due to the pilot's skill. The incident follows a separate Milwaukee blaze at Billy Mitchell field where James Stowell, 23, a lineman, was badly burned while fueling a plane, causing a fire that destroyed the aircraft.
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Air Force Reserve
M. D. Dennison
Long Beach
C. J. Knee
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
James Stowell
Billy Mitchell Field
Politics Charges Open FEPC Battle
In Washington Republicans and Democrats clash as anti-discrimination legislation faces House rules committee scrutiny. President Truman urged Democrats to back the fair deal while a second hearing is set for next Monday to question opponents. The measure seeks a federal FEPC to stop employment discrimination based on race color or creed, exempting small employers and states with their own laws.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Truman
Rules Committee
House
House Labor Committee
Labor Committee
Rev T L Flood Dies After 79 Years in Albany Area
Funeral services were planned for Rev T L Flood aged 79, brother of Peter H Flood of Albany, following his Wednesday death. He had lived in Vermillion South Dakota for 48 years and served as pastor of the Catholic church there. Also noted Hollywood film pioneer John M Stahl dies at 63 after heart attack and illness. He began directing in 1914 and was hospitalized since New Year with a heart condition.
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T. L. Flood
West Albany
Peter H. Flood
Albany
Vermillion, S. D
Hollywood
John M. Stahl
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Blast wrecks garage in Madison fire injures no one
A flash fire and explosion at a Yellow Truck Lines garage in Madison wrecked the building after an arc welding torch sparked a flame and ignited gasoline. Fire Chief Edward Page reported the blaze started today. Nearby, Sparta plans a new armory to cost about 35 300 dollars to house Wisconsin national guard reconnaissance company.
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Madison
Yellow Truck Lines Inc
Edward Page
Sparta
Wisconsin National Guard
Father in law dies in Gibson City
Mr and Mrs Fred Lengacher of 2121 14th avenue learn by phone from Des Moines that her father in law R A Briggs has died at his Gibson City home. Mr and Mrs E A Briggs and daughter Geraldine planned to attend yesterday's funeral services.
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Fred Lengacher
14Th Avenue
E. A. Briggs
Des Moines
R. A. Briggs
Gibson City
E. A.briggs
Geraldine
Frank Larson Improves After Illness in South Wayne
Frank Larson, brother of Miss Mabel Larson and Will Larson of South Wayne, is reported improving after a period of illness. Details remain limited as neighbors offer prayers and families wait for further updates.
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Frank Larson
South Wayne
Mabel Larson
Will Larson
Sellow Fractured Wrist After Icy Fall in Madison
Alma Sellow of 1125 9th Street suffered a severe fracture of the left wrist yesterday after slipping on icy sidewalk en route to a friend's home. She underwent surgical treatment at St. Clare Hospital and will remain hospitalized until tomorrow.
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Alma Sellow
9Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
John L Lewis Arrives After Mother's Death Funeral
John L. Lewis, UMW chief, arrived in Springfield late Thursday after learning his 91-year-old mother was dying. He was en route from Washington when she died at home. Services are planned Saturday at the residence.
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Springfield
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Washington
Chiang Kai-shek's wife returns to nationalist China
Chiang Kai-shek's wife Madam Chiang Kai-shek arrived in Formosa to assist her husband in defending the remnant of their government. Her return signals renewed government efforts to stabilize the nationalist regime and rally support amid ongoing difficulties.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist China
McCarthy Delays Vote on Sherman Nomination
Senate action on Admiral Forrest P. Sherman as chief of naval operations faced a delay as Senator McCarthy objected to unanimous consent. Sherman had won a committee recommendation and appeared poised for swift approval, with Tydings seeking immediate floor consideration after a day of partisan maneuvering.
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Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate
Sherman
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pentagon
Louis E. Denfeld
Tydings
Dmd
Senate Armed Services Committee
Coal Famine Cuts Welfare Institutions Lights
The state ordered dimouts at 28 welfare institutions including Manteno and Chicago state hospitals due to dwindling coal reserves and a cutback in production. State purchasing agent William McKinney said normal needs cannot be met, making hospitals the most serious spots.
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Minois
William McKinney
Manteno
Chicago State
Welfare Department
Funerals for Mrs Iva M Denny Held in Monroe
Services for 87 year old Mrs Iva M Denny who died Tuesday at home were conducted at Immanuel church with Revs Homer Retzlaff and Howard L Orians officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers from Monroe and Neenah. She is survived by her husband of Monroe who resides in Los Angeles, a son Werley M Denny of Monroe, her mother Mrs Della Morton of Monroe and two grandchildren Pamela and Marsha.
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Iva M. Denny
Immanuel Church
Homer Retzlaff
Howard L. Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Glenn F. Stauffacher
Orians_ sang
James S. Bray
James J. Quinn
Herman L. Schindler
Henry L. Bauman
Monroe
J. A. Porterfield
E. L. Lowe
Neenah
Tragedy at Haythorne Crossing After Train Collision
A truck collision with a New York Central train near Terre Haute killed one woman two children and a man. The deadly crash occurred at the Haythorne crossing in heavy rain as the train failed to clear the crossing.
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Youk
Terre Haute
New York Central
Haythorne
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