Weather roundup for Melay area with showers and cooler end
Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms tonight. Saturday partly cloudy cooler south. Night lows 50 to 60, highs 65 to 80 depending on location. Easterly winds 15 to 20 mph. Hourly temps show a warm day with a high near 91 yesterday and a low near 69 today. Barometer around 29.6 inches with regional extremes in Gila Bend and Seattle. Sunrise 4 26, sunset 7 41.
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U. S
Gila Bend
Ariz
Seattle
Wash
Bigler Couple Welcomes Son in New Glarus
Mr and Mrs Leonard Bigler of New Glarus announce the birth of their son on July 2.
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Leonard Bigler
New Glarus, Son
St Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals and Patients List
A hospital record lists patients under Surgical and Medical at St Clare Hospital including Mrs Adolph Sacker 1400 23rd avenue Mrs Fred Hol comb 2408 12th street Mrs Everett Peters Warren Illinois Elmer Lender Pecatonica Illinois Mrs Richard Morgan Milwaukee plus Alta Adelhoven Argyle. Dismissals include Roy Anderson Roger Riese Mrs Kenneth McKenna Mrs Harold Kundert and daughter Mrs Ronald Schrier and son Mrs Rudolph Wuksinich and Mrs Donald Shephard.
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Adolph Sacker
23Rd Avenue
Fred Holcomb
12Th Street
Everett Peters
Warren
Ill
Elmer Lender
Pecatonica
Richard Morgan
Milwaukee
Alta
Vacationing Couple Tour Rock of Ages Granite Quarry
Mr and Mrs Carl Holsinger of 802 17th Avenue recently visited the Rock of Ages Granite Quarry in Barre VI. It is described as the largest granite quarry in the world.
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East
Carl Holsinger
17Th Avenue
Barre
Club Meets Thursday At Turner Hall
The Turner Hall Club did not meet last night but will gather next Thursday at 8 30 P M in Turner hall for the monthly meeting with members advised to attend.
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Turner Hall
NO LESSONS MONDAY
Ronald D. Johnson recreation director announces no swimming lessons will be held Monday morning due to the holiday weekend.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Six applications received for steward at American Legion home
Six applications have been received for the steward position at the American Legion home but no decision will be made until next week, an official report stated today.
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American Legion
Mrs Kay Wong Visits in Hong Kong
Mrs Kay Wong of Maple Grove Inn travels to Hong Kong China for an extended visit with her seriously ill mother and relatives. She flew there by plane while her children Daniel and Frances stay with their father. It has been six years since she left China.
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Hong Kong
Kay Wong
Maple Grove Inn
China
Daniel
Frances
Stock list rebounds with wave of buying
A brisk rally lifted the market after a quiet start with early afternoon gains in leaders from Ce lanese to International Harvester. Volume rose as investors bought, with advances in U S Steel Chrysler Union Pacific and other major issues.
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New York
Celanese
Western Auto Supply
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Boeing
Stand Oil
New Jersey
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Mathieson Chemical
Union Carbide
Raytheon
Alcoa
J. P. Stevens
General Electric
International Harvester
New Jaycee Officers To Attend Board Meet
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce announces its new officers led by Dr. Joseph R. Ganshert as president. They attended their first board of directors meeting tonight at 8 p m in the Monroe clinic library and will be formally installed at the next chapter meeting.
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Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Clinic
Joseph R. Ganshert
Green County Boots and Saddle Club Plans Two Trail Rides
The Green County Boots and Saddle club outlined two July trail rides at Brodhead events. On July 18 the Henzels of Monroe and Schilds of Browntown host at Conrad show ground. A July 25 horse show features Otman Keller and Linda Keller on Otman Keller farm with a wiener roast at Howard Newcomer home. President Williams chaired a brief meeting and Selmer Olson showed Europe trip photos. Next gathering set for Aug. 12 in the Green Room library.
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Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Charles Henzels
Monroe
Ralph Schilds
Browntown
Conrad Show Ground
Brodhead
Linda Keller
Leonard French
Otman Keller
Howard Newcomer
Harry Williams
Selmer Olson
Europe
Rosa Downtown Flower Shop Opens in Times Annex
Formal opening of the Rosa Downtown Flower shop in the Times annex building was held today and continues through Saturday night. Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rosa of Rosa Florist with their Star flower shop partner, the new store handles retail flower orders and offers gift and specialty items. The remodeled Western Union quarters include a custom built flower refrigerating unit 4x7x7.
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Rosa Downtown
Times Annex
Robert R. Rosa
Rosa Florist
Starflower
Railway Overhead Bridge
Highway 69 North
Western Union
Guatemala Crisis Talks Extend Cease Fire Amid U S Mediation
Negotiations between Castillo and Monzon continued after U S diplomat John Peurifoy arrived to help resolve rival demands. A cease-fire was extended to 9 a m then resumed as talks persisted with Salvadorean President Oscar Osorio as mediator. The unrest centered around Guatemala City and Escuintla with the army and police unable to curb uprisings outside the capital.
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Guatemala City
Escuintla
Castillo
Monzon
U. S
Guatemala
John Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Arbenz
Carlos Diaz
Communist Party
Diaz
Oscar Osorio
San Salvador
Carlos Castillo Armas
Elfego Monzon
el Salvador
Red
Concepcion
Village Wading Pool Opened in Albany Park
The village wading pool in Albany Park opened yesterday afternoon. It will be drained until a fence is built around it.
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Albany Park
Albany
Old Pyramid Texts Named Ancient Religious Literature
The pyramid texts, inscribed on the inner walls of five small Egyptian pyramids, are regarded as the oldest body of religious literature in the world.
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Pyramids
Local social notes from Monroe area visits and travels
Miss Patti Amos shopped in Madison. Mrs. Russell Burkett and Mr. and Mrs. K W Parkinson called in Monroe and Western Springs respectively. The Schmidt couple plan a Sunday trip to New Hampshire Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs. Keel left for Alpha Minnesota with son Dr Harris Keel and wife. Mrs. Denley Priest and daughter Ann of Grand Rapids and Mr and Mrs Willard Bond of Milwaukee guest of Mrs Max G Booth. Clifford Leck and Mr and Mrs Schadewaldt attended the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention in Madison. Schadewaldt was a delegate. Mrs F W Galle returned from Chicago with Leone Galle. they will stay at a cottage on Lake Wisconsin near Merrimac.
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Patti Amos
Madison
Judy Huber
Monticello
Monroe
Russell Burkett
Mich
K. W. Parkinson
Western Spring
Ill
Arthur Roberts
Taylorville
Leon O. Schmidt
New Hampton
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Schadewaldt
F. W. Galle
Chicago
Leone Galle
Lake Wisconsin
Merrimac
Farm Machinery Tax Aid Defeated in Senate Vote
In Washington the Senate defeated an amendment to the tax revision bill that would allow farmers to deduct the full cost of farm equipment in one year up to 25 percent of gross income. Supporters argued depreciation would hinder cash flow. Opponents warned the proposal would cost hundreds of millions in revenue.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Millikin
R-Cole
Douglas
D-Ill
Sens
Humphrey
Dminn
Gillette
Iowa
Missing Illinois Man Found in Chicago Park
William C. Groebl 59 a Park Ridge civic leader was found unharmed in Grant Park after a weeklong disappearance. He had written his wife a letter postmarked Chicago stating he contemplated self harm and was found seated on a park bench asking for food.
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Chicago
William C. Groebl
Park Ridge
Grant Park
Groebl
Injured Mother Awarded $110000 in Circuit Court
A 39 year old Holcombe mother paralyzed from a May 1953 collision was awarded 110000 by a Circuit Court jury. The verdict totaled 75000 for injury 12000 for past medical costs 18000 for future medical costs and 5000 to husband for loss of companionship. Rusk County gravel truck operator Luethi faced fines for failing to stop. Willmarth denied negligence.
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Hayward
Cecelia Willmarth
Holcombe
Chippewa County
Carroll
Willmarth
Rusk County
Quake Claims 22 Lives in Philippines Center and North
A strong earthquake struck central Philippines causing at least 22 deaths and many injuries. Sorsogon City reported about 20 dead with extensive property damage, while Legaspi City to the north reported two fatalities.
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Manila
Philippines
Sorsogon
Legaspi
Isagani Abella
Bing Crosby Hospitalized for Kidney Ailment
Bing Crosby is under observation for a kidney ailment he has suffered for several days in Santa Monica California. Doctors say surgery is not planned at this time and Crosby was admitted to St. John's hospital on Wednesday.
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Bing Crosby
Santa Monica
Calif
St. John's Hospital
Vandal Rewards Offered by Firm in Strike Fight
Kohler Co and the CIO United Auto Workers post rewards totaling 1500 for info leading to arrests of vandals tied to clashes during a strike. Detroit union official adds 1000 for tips on a shotgun attack on non striking Kohler worker Harold Curtiss. Conner cites violence as negotiations break with Local 833. Willard Van Ouwerkerk injured in a tavern beating.
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Harold Curtiss
Kohler Co
Lyman Conger
Uaw-Cio
Conger
Willard van Ouwerkerk
Sheboygan
van Ouwerkerk
Sheboygan Falls
William P. Vinson
Detroit
Detroit Official Gets 5000 Dollar Salary Increase
Arthur M. Dondineau superintendent of Detroit public schools received a five thousand dollar annual raise on Thursday. The new pay brings his salary to twenty five thousand dollars, tying Mayor Albert E. Cobo as the highest paid public official in Michigan.
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Detroit
Arthur M. Dondineau
Wife Nags Husband Cruelty Claim Upheld in Divorce
NOTTINGHAM England judge held it is cruelty when a wife nags her husband so much he seeks refuge in the family greenhouse. George N Titt ley a railway inspector testified his wife nagged him. Justice Seymour Karminski granted the divorce.
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Nottingham
England
George N. Tittley
Seymour Karminski
Coal Cleaning Plants Operate Widely at Bituminous Mines
The report notes that 612 mechanical coal cleaning plants are in operation at U. S. bituminous coal mines.
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U. S
Toll Uncertain In Border Floods
The Rio Grande receded revealing a grim toll and uncertain missing numbers across the border. Eisenhower declared disaster loans for the stricken area while state and federal teams coordinate relief. Red Cross Salvation Army and volunteers press on as Piedras Negras reports 38 dead and 90 missing.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Rio Grande
Eisenhower
Allan Shivers
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Piedras Negras
United States
California divorcee weds again in same day
Grace Louise Power aged 71 secured a final decree from her third marriage in Woodland California then entered another courtroom and married William Patterson Goodman aged 80 who said the ceremony marked his fifth marriage.
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Woodland
Calif
Grace Louise Power
William Patterson Goodman
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Monroe, Wisconsin
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