Weather drift and cold snap hit the state hard
Sleet or freezing rain affects the southeast half tonight with heavy snow in the rest of the state except the far northwest. Sleet will turn to snow in the southeast Thursday and diminish to flurries statewide by late Thursday as colder air moves in. Southeast will stay milder than the northwest with low temps from 5 to 32 above in the southeast and 5 to 10 below in the northwest. Highs Thursday range from zero to 10 above northwest to 30 to 35 southeast. Winds stay strong with heavy drifting snow in the northwest.
Estates Probate executors named for William Lamboley estate
Judge Harold J. Lamboley Fred G. Schultz and Gertrude Davis named executors of William Lamboley who died in Albany January 10. Edward Killingstad Robert Smiley and A. H. Partridge named appraisers. Will dated February 3 1928 provides widow Marie life use. upon her death son and daughter share alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Fred G. Schultz
Gertrude Davis
William
Albany
Edward Killingstad
Robert Smiley
A. H. Partridge
Marie
Justice Cases Involving Koenig Dittmar Speeding Guilty
Justice L A Koenig presided as Nathan Dittmar of 1320 20th Street faced speeding charges. He was found guilty and fined $12 plus costs.
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Justice L. A
Births Reported From Several City Homes
Birth announcements list multiple families welcoming sons in late January. Mr and Mrs Phillip Garder of Orforaville welcomed a daughter on January 24. Mr and Mrs Dale L Atkin of Albany welcomed a son on January 25. Mr and Mrs Orvin L White of 811 16th Avenue welcomed a son on January 25. Mr and Mrs Harold Ruditi of 2302 10th Street welcomed a son on January 24. Mr and Mrs John Stoehr of route 1 Monroe welcomed a son on January 24.
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Phillip Garder
Orforaville
Dale L. Atkinson
Albany
Orvin L. White
16Th Avenue
Harold Ruditi
10Th Street
John Stoehr
Monroe
St Clare Hospital Surgical And Medical Dismissals
List of patients and dismissals at St Clare Hospital with given names and addresses. Surgical cases include Henry M Elmer and Alice How ard. Medical patients include Mrs Joe Brown Robert J Tschudy Melvin Olson. Dismissals list many individuals including Mrs James How ard Ruth Severson Eugene Kahan and Judy Ann Rothenbuehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Elmer
22Nd Avenue
Alice Howard
14Th Avenue
Joe Brown
Walworth
Robert J. Tschudy
16Th Street
Melvin T. Olson
21St Avenue
James Howard
Ruth Severson
Eugene Kahan
Peter Steger
Fred ‘Tracksel
Jacob Elet
Fred Kueng
Preston J
Holloway
Robert Hawkins
Robert Benkert Jr
Judy Ann Rothenbuehler
Homer Retzlaff
Geri L. Reed
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady as Demand Remains Fair
Wisconsin American cheese market reported steady trading with fair demand. Selling prices noted in state assembly figures include Longhorns 34 to 35 and midgets 35 to 37, reflecting modest price stability.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tramburg Named As Welfare Chief
Madison Wis Monday announced Joan W. Tramburg, 37, of Washington, as director of the Wisconsin state department of public welfare. He succeeds A W Bayley who becomes assistant in March. A Fountain Prairie native, Tramburg has led the District of Columbia board of public welfare since 1948 and worked in Washington welfare since 1938, with three years Navy service in World War II. He attended Carroll College and Whitewater State Teachers College after Fall River High School.
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Madison
Joan W.tramburg
Washington
Wisconsin State Department of Public Welfare
State Public Welfare Board
Tramburg
A. W. Bayley
Fountain Prairie
Columbia County
Wis
Board of Public Welfare
District of Columbia
Fall River High School
Carroll College
Whitewater State Teachers College
Pigeons Endure Ice Blitz In City Streets
City pedestrians watched pigeons on White block roofs struggle with freezing drizzle as wings iced over. Birds tumbled from window sills and sought warmth inside stores and offices, while some residents proposed removing the birds to clear the town.
Road Officials and Contractors Attend Milwaukee Road School
Three members of the Green County highway committee and commissioner N. C. Jensen are in Milwaukee for the annual road school and are expected back Thursday evening. Attending committee members include Ray Grady, Exeter township. William Spring, Monticello. and Ray T. Silver, Mt. Pleasant township. Mrs Jensen, Mrs Spring, and Mrs Silver accompany their husbands. Edward Bidlingmaier, a fourth committee member, is not attending. Monroe contractors and guests leaving for the road school include Herbert D. Goecks, Allie Holt Shopple, Theodore O. Stautfacker, Clyde Broge, and Wilmer Palmer.
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Green County Highway Committee
N. C. Jensen
Milwaukee
Ray Grady
Exeter Township
William Spring
Monticello
Ray T. Silver
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mmes
Jensen
Spring
Silver
Edward Bidlingmaier
Monroe Contractors
Herbert D. Goecks
Allie Holtshopple
Theodore O. Stautfac
Clyde Broge
Wilmer Palmer
Cancer Workers Called To Session At Library
Mrs. Leo H. Shate campaign chair of the Green county American Cancer Society calls a 1 45 p m Friday meeting in the Green room of the library for Wisconsin division executive director R O Mc Lean to attend and present new 1950 materials. Preparations will be made for the April funds campaign. City and town workers from prior years and others interested are urged to attend. Robert H. Homb nominated for postmaster at South Wayne. Truman has sent the name to the senate for approval.
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Leo H. Shate
8Th Street
Green County
American Cancer Society
R. O. McLean
Wisconsin
Personal mentions from Monroe area social notes
Local social column lists visitors and residents. Ernest Williams, Paul and Mrs Osborne of Rockton, Walter Hoffman from Madison, Robert Schneider from Darlington, Melva Olson visiting Argyle, Earl Johnson returning from Chicago, Beloit visitors Kostopolos Lucas and son Billy, Bau man family in Chicago, Edwin Andereck home between semesters, Zuhlke family weekend with parents, Pfund and Kubly visiting Florida, Wipfi family visiting daughter Jean at St. Clare hospital, Harveda Benkert and Jacqueline Blow from Dell Rapids visiting grandmother Harvey Hadlinger in Milwaukee, mid semester vacation residents.
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Ernest Williams
Paul Osborne
Rockton
Monroe
Walter Hoffman
Madison
Mmobert "Schneider
Darling
Ton
Melva Olson
Jerry Olson
Argyle
Earl R. Johnson
Chicago
James Kostopolos
Florence Lucas
Billy
Beloit
Walter Bauman
Kenneth Bauman
William Bauman
Edwin Andereck
John Andereck
Alvin Zuhlke
Albert, Zuhlke
Carson Lowl
Herman Pfund
J. P. Kubly
Florida
St. Petersburg
C. J
J. E. Wipfi
Wausau
Jean Wipfli
St. Clare ‘Hospital
Capture of Escapees Nets Reward For Gempler
Juda Gempler of 545 22nd Avenue received a 50 dollar reward for helping apprehend two escapees from the Wisconsin Home for Women at Taycheedah. Truck driver Marty Gempler picked up the two escapees Oct 9, 1949 between Fond du Lac and Plymouth and turned them over to Plymouth authorities after being deputized. He found the women in a ditch and, under a pretext, asked them to ride then notified officials.
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Gempler
Juda
Fred A. Gempler
22Nd Avenue
Wisconsin
Taycheedah
Lakeshire- Marty
Fond du Lac
Plymouth
Harvey Trickel Receives Martin License Share
Harvey Trickel of 2346 15th Avenue obtains partial assignment of license LC-28174 from Evelyn Martin, per a Public Service Commission order dated January 19, 1950. The same date grants partial assignment of LC-2145 from Ray Hoesly of New Glarus to Eugene E. Webber, also of New Glarus. John H. Rhyner of Brooklyn is licensed as a contract motor carrier hauling milk from Perry in Dane County to Pet Milk Co. in New Glarus.
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Harvey Inexer
15Th Avenue
Evelyn Martin
11Th Avenue
Public Service Commission
Ray Hoesly
New Glarus
Eugene E. Webber
John H. Rhyner
Route 1
Brooklyn
Perry
Dane County
Pet Milk Co
Peak Crop Mark Equalled in 1949
Comparative reports show American farms in 1949 equalled the 1948 production record, with live stock output pushing total to a new high. January 1950 farm income is expected around 2.2 billion dollars, about 10 percent below January 1949 due to lower prices. Dairy, eggs, and chicken outputs rose on higher yields.
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Ova A. Marun
Washington
Department
Lions Hear Schindler at Edgerton Club Night
Dr John A Schindler has been invited as guest speaker for Edgerton Lions club ladies night program on Tuesday evening. Judge Harold J Lamboley will explain the new small claims court at Kiwanis luncheon tomorrow at the Monroe hotel. The court was started Nov by the county board and began Jan 3 with Marvin T Holcomb as clerk. Son Born in Tokyo and Mrs C W LHommedieu announce the birth of a son William Coles in Tokyo on Monday.
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LIONS
Schindler
John A. Schindler
Edgerton Lions Club
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
Small Claims Court
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Hotel
County Board of Supervisors
Lamboley
Marvin T. Holcomb
Tokyo
Monticello
M/Set
C. W. L'Hommedieu
Japan
William Coles
Fractured Wrist For Mrs Shippy After Ice Walk
Mrs Marvin Shippy suffered a fractured wrist when she fell on an icy walk in front of her Orangeville home Monday. James Forbes Sr. is reported feeling a little better at his home after illness since Friday due to an infection. The article also notes why the Yellow River and Yellow Sea are named for their color from soil in the watershed.
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Orangeville
Marvin Shippy
James Forbes SR
11Th Avenue
Yellow River
Yellow Sea
Davis Names Two To Naval Academy Cadet Vacancies
Representative Davis selects two named cadet vacancies at Annapolis for Madison and Milwaukee area youths. Bert Neil Padrutt of Lodi and Ronald Kurth of Madison win nominations with alternates Eugene Guttenberg Jefferson John Gibson Middleton James Haltermann Big Bend Ernest Returm Harley Hinrichs Madison and Donald Reichelt Menomonee Falls among alternates.
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Davis
Naval Academy Madison
Bert Neil Padrutt
Lodi
Ronald Kurth
Madison
Annapolis Naval Academy
Rep. Davis
R- Waukesha
Eugene Guttenberg
Jefferson
John Gibson
Middleton
James Haltermann
Big Bend
Ernest Returm
Harley Hinrichs
Donald Reichelt
Menomonee Falls
Farm Price Aid Report Ordered by Senate Panel
Washington four senators demanded a full financial accounting of four years of farm price support operations. By voice vote the agriculture committee ordered comptroller general and secretary of agriculture aides to testify on CCC operations, risking delay to Lucas plan for a $2.0 billion loan increase for the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Washington
Senated Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Government Corporation
Senate
Lucas
D-Ill
CCC
State's Dimes Drive Encouraging Start In Wisconsin
Judge B B Conway state chairman reported the March of Dimes drive got off to a good start in Wisconsin with hope to surpass last year's 590000 donation total as polio urgency grows. In a downtown rooming house blaze a lodger died and another woman suffered facial burns.
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Wisconsin
B.B. Conway
Wisconsin Rapids
Cyrus Crook
Mercy Hospital of Shock
Rosalind Nartske
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Seven jurors chosen in Paight mercy killing trial
In Bridgeport Connecticut seven jurors were picked by noon today for the mercy killing trial of Carol Ann Paight a 21 year old accused of killing her cancer doomed father.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Carol Ann Paight
Russians Charged With Chinese Grab
The State Department issued a background document alleging Soviet Russia seeks to absorb four northern Chinese areas with help from two secret pacts with the United States, the Moscow and Harbin agreements. Acheson accused Russia of detaching Manchuria Outer Mongolia Sinkiang and Inner Mongolia and binding them to the Soviet Union. Vishinsky dismissed the charges as monstrous lies.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
China
Acheson
Department
Manchuria
National Press Club
Outer Mongolia
Sinkiang
Inner Mongolia
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Churchill's Party Promises Better Job
Churchill's conservatives promised to run Britain's welfare state more economically with less rationing and a halt to nationalization if elected February 23. The Tory manifesto pledges to maintain the national health plan while cutting taxes and reducing government controls. URGES DRAFT OKAY Washington—Secretary of State Acheson urged Congress to extend the draft law to show the United States will stay strong. Acheson spoke before the House armed services committee. The agriculture department says veins visible on a cow's udder do not necessarily indicate milk yield.
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Longon
winston_Church
Britain
Attlee
Labor Party
Washington
State Acheson
Congress
United States
Acheson
House Armed Services Committee
Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee protests gas bills spark probe order
Milwaukee mayor Zeidter ordered an inquiry into rising gas charges after residents complained bills climbed with the shift to natural gas. City Attorney Walter J. Mattison to lead, noting complaints are numerous. A 20 percent rate reduction took effect December 24, with some customers not yet seeing full benefit as new rates settle.
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Inwaukee
Zeidter
Milwaukee
Walter J. Mattison
Acheson Approval Seen on China Aid
A congressional move to send about 28.3 million dollars in economic aid to the Chinese nationalists reportedly has Secretary of State Acheson’s approval. Chairman Connally said Acheson agreed to the proposal during a meeting with the Senate committee yesterday. An unnamed Republican member indicated the Chinese nationalists have...
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Washington
Formosa
Acheson
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican Committee
Road block incident halts highway 55 in Fond du Lac county
A wooden road block was set up on highway 55 in the Fond du Lac county village early Tuesday. A truck carrying lumber skidded and overturned, with driver Arthur E. Schoepke of Elandad trapped briefly in the cab.
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Eden
Fond du Lac
Arthur E. Schoepke
Elandad
Plan to stress Formosa strategic importance next week
Sources say Tokyo talks with the joint chiefs of staff will urge an American effort to save the nationalist Chinese island from Chinese communists, underscoring Formosa’s strategic value to U S defense.
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Tress
Formosa
Tokyo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Milady
Eugene Hotel
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