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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
6
Almanac notes cold tonight with a high near 38 and a low around 1. warmest U.S. spot yesterday was Miami at 83 while Duluth posted 14. January 3, 1946 sunrise 7 23 sunset 5 01.
Vyanna White and Leona Wyss transfer parcels 13 14 15 16 Bik 8 Its to Nettie Bobb in Monroe. John E Wells and Nellie Wells transfer part of section 29 in Jordan township to William F Frachiger.
Estates probated for Hazen A Isely of Cadiz who died January 9 1946 with Marie L Isely named executrix and appraisers pending. Also Alois Wyss of Monticello who died December 25 1945 with Sophie Wyss named executrix and appraisers Clarence Loveland Ray Silver and J Jacob Krieg.
An obituary notice reports the death of Wome Aoe Chains at age 8 in Pontiac. Authorities have not released additional details.
Mr and Mrs Ervin L Ault of 1028 29th Avenue announce the birth of their daughter on January 22 at St Clare hospital.
Names of patients dismissed from St. Clare Hospital include Mrs. Stanley Rk Inman Mrs. Burleigh Johnson and their infants as well as Mrs. Roland Spease and infant daughter. The record lists Jean Stamm Harold H. Stark Mrs. Francis M. Beloit Mrs. John T. Chris tianson Adolph Kistler D. Sharpe and others from Monroe Orfordville Monticello Be it route locations.
The Senate judiciary committee created a three member group to study a Wiley proposal for a special committee to promote American activities. Senator Wiley of Wisconsin leads the effort with Senator Huffman of Ohio as chair and Senator McFarland of Arizona as a member, aiming for early action.
Arlo O Booher 31 of Chicago Heights died after serving in the navy and returning on medical discharge. Born September 8 1914 in Monroe he was married to Leora Frazier and operated a filling station. Survivors include his wife his mother Mrs Albert Booher of Monroe a daughter Sheryl three other children and four brothers. Funeral plans call for Monroe services with body to be brought to Shrin Sick Eye Hospital for burial arrangements.
The Jordan Lutheran aid series is postponed for Mrs. Clarence Evenson. The notice provides the new date and indicates the continuation of fundraising and support activities for Evenson’s needs.
General MacArthur's headquarters dismissed Tass accusations that U N forces north of the 38th parallel in Korea were under Soviet control. The spokesman criticized Moscow aligned reports and reaffirmed Allied plans for a trusteeship framework for Korea as discussed by the Moscow group.
General Mac Arthur ordered 48 more Japanese war crime suspects arrested in Tokyo area. Three lieutenant generals were included: Lt Gen Yuichiro Nagano, former commander in Batavia in 1945, Lt Gen Fusataro Teshima, head of the Second Army, and Lt Gen Seichi Yamada, commander of the Fifth Division. The group also comprises lower ranking officers.
The Texas statehood commemorative stamp goes on sale tomorrow at the Monroe post office. The bluish 3 cent stamp features an American flag with rays from its 28th star to the Texas state flag, designed for Mrs. Edwin Daum of Bethpage and family.
Mr and Mrs William Rosenthal arrived from New Orleans after the discharge of William Rosenthal a staff sergeant on January 17 from military service. Matt Solbran, who served in the Pacific theater for over eighteen months, has been discharged and is at home.
To Whitewater continuing their work for the improvement of rural school curriculum, Miss Irene Olson supervising teacher and Miss Alice Linehan model room teacher at the normal school will attend a social science curriculum meeting at the Whitewater Teachers college tomorrow. Miss Florence Wartenweiler county school superintendent is attending a meeting on this subject at New Glarus high school today.
Wilbur Witte of the state markets department urged Milwaukee area milk producers to seek price relief for fluid milk or halt selling in Milwaukee. Speaking to the Milwaukee Cooperative Milk Producers Association, he noted the CPA refused price relief while the federal government supported wage hikes during strikes. Secretary Charles Dineen of Cedarburg accused the National Milk Producers Federation of failing to win legislation.
A long list of personal visits and travel notes from Monroe and surrounding communities includes residents from Argyle Browntown Freeport South Wayne and Brodhead visiting relatives and friends in Monroe, with several moving announcements and travel plans noted and references to military family visits and local events.
Social event notes a Knights of Columbus dancing party aimed at community engagement. Attendees polish up etiquette and dress as the group hosts a lively evening to showcase festive outdoor gathering spirit.
A Potsdam conference plan splits operable Nazi surface units and submarines among Britain Russia and the United States. The trio allocate 10 submarines to the United States and detail cruisers destroyers depot ships and other units for each power. The commission reports the agreed division of the former German fleet.
A heated session on amending the state constitution to permit optional county government forms erupted between citizens and the interim committee. Senator Jess Miller leads the panel advocating a commission or manager form, while others oppose the scope of inquiry as the legislature studies forms beyond the uniform system.
Advice suggests extending broom life by suspending it from a hook rather than placing it on the floor. Hanging avoids bending bristles and helps maintain stiffness and reach. Recommends a stable hook location and prevents dust buildup on the bristles.
Mr and Mrs Edwin S Kennedy of Platteville former Monticello residents welcomed a son Patrick Shane born January 17 today they also have an older son Charles Drew aged 10.
Rangery regent announced that Wood, Wisconsin hospital will affiliate with Marquette Medical. Conference with veterans administration and university officials followed. Physicians stay in administration while specialists oversee veteran medical care.
In Miami Florida rumors swirl that John L. Lewis will rejoin the AFL, as the United Mine Workers may re-enter the federation. The move hinges on ongoing developments within labor relations and organizational alignment.
AFL leaders meet during mid-winter council sessions amid tense talk of breaking from the parent federation. Officials referenced a cited opening and a degree of silence around the miners and associated plans.
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