Weather Summary for July 3 1945 in Daily Record
Fair tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers possible in the north late tonight or early Wednesday. Warmer tonight with southeast portion rising to a high of 76. Lowest 53. Compare to yesterday, highest 86, lowest 62. Barometer 20.78 at 3 am and 29.75 at 3 pm. Almanac notes sunrise 5:25, sunset 8:35. Phoenix Arizona hottest at 111, Bismarck North Dakota coldest at 39.
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Wednes
U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Bismarck
N. D
Ration stamps details and loss of fats restrictions
Ration stamps Book 4 explain meat fats oils and butter value. Blue stamps cover shoes and gallon coupons. boards accept applications for increased benefits as lists reveal different validity through late 1940s dates.
Monroe couple granted marriage licenses
Edwin Chester Goecks and Barbara Elizabeth Rayhorn, both of Monroe, obtained marriage licenses.
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Edwin Chester Goecks
Monroe
Barbara Elizabeth Rayhorn
Real Estate Transfers in Green County
Julia Sullivan transfers property to John Bauer in Green County. Gebhard Hauser and John Untersee hold an oat ad bank interest in See 27 and 34, Town 3 Range 6, Adams Township Green County.
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Julia Sullivan
John Bauer
Green County
John Untersee Gebhard Hauser
Oat Ad Bank
Adams Township
Birth Announcement for Good man Baby at St. Clare
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Good man of Browntown welcomed a son on July 3 at St. Clare Hospital. The newborn is the couple's first child and their joy is shared with family and friends.
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St. Clare Hospital
Kenneth Goodman
Browntown
Medical Dismissals Noted In Monticello and Beloit Areas
Dismissals listed include William Curran and Ulysses Johnson. The text cites individuals with addresses in Monticello and Beloit such as Adolph Schmid Wanda Kay Sarback er Helen Stoll Mrs Theodore Gaukapp Joanne Stine and Mrs Ernest Pfenniger along with Chicago references and South Beloit.
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Adolph Schmid
18Th Street
Wanda Kay Sarbacker
Monticello
Clarence Elmer
Anton Therkelson
Gvne
Helen Stoll
21St Avenue
Theodore Gaukapp
11Th Avenue
Joanne Stine
Monroe
John
James
Joseph Vander Velien
South Beloit
Edward Ensch
25Th Avenue
Ernest Pfenninger
Chicago
Oscar Wethall
Beloit
William Curran
Ulysses Johnson
Mental Experiment is a Rank Failure at Fort Randall Alaska
Curious soldiers gathered around the cossack during a tense moment as two hypnotists debated a potential act. Minutes passed with no visible effect and witnesses found no hypnotic success. The attempt ended in disappointment as soldiers left muttering that the stunt would have failed even Groton to perform it.
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Fort Randall
Alaska
Cpl. Groton
Notice To Taxpayers In Monroe Wisconsin July 1945 Roll Examination
Notice per section 70.45 of the Wisconsin statutes that on July 5 and 6 1945 the city of Monroe Green county Wisconsin will open for examination the roll for the city residents between 9 am and 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm at the office of S. Soseman city clerk for public inspection by inhabitants of Monroe.
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Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
S. Soseman
British Campaign Intensifies Ahead of Thursday Vote
London leaders Churchill and Attlee rallied supporters in the final hours of Britain's national election bid. Churchill pressed Attlee to explain Labor executive control if elected, while Attlee argued the body has no power over MPs. The exchanges drew sharp charges amid a close race.
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London
Churchill
Clement Attlee
Britain
Attlee
Laborites
la Party
Labor
Labor Party
Daily Mail
Harold Laski
Arthur Greenwood
Fireworks Stand Explosion Kills Youth Near Maywood Park
An unidentified boy died when a fireworks stand exploded at a suburban Maywood amusement park. The 40 by 40 foot stand contained about $20,000 worth of Fourth of July items. Four clerks and several children fled as blasts followed and debris flew. the owner is Thomas Naples, 45. State police suspect a trampling or blast caused the death as the stand burned and collapsed.
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Chicago
Maywood
Thomas Naples
Cook County
Federal Spending Breaks Records Beyond 100 Billion
The year ended Saturday with total expenditures at 100.03 billion, a war outlay over 90 billion, receipts surpassing 46 billion, and income taxes at 35 billion setting new highs. Postal surplus of 188 million and a cash balance of 24.698 billion highlighted the year's fiscal records. The Seventh War Loan boosted finances with a 57.679 billion rise, yielding a net credit of 374 million.
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Treasury
Flaws in Charter Yet Bushfield to Back Program
Senator Bushfield R SD faults the United Nations charter noting at least six flaws. He urges fixes before ratification citing national safety but says he will support the treaty to avoid facing his son and the slaughter of fellow soldiers.
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Bushfield
Washington
United Nations
R-Sd
Truman
White House
Senate
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Personal Mention Plugs Visit Passages in Monroe Area
Local notes list residents and relatives traveling visiting and staying with family across Monroe Argyle Madison and surrounding towns. People mentioned include Loretta Stelter Sheldon Rude Naomi Ame Madison Donald Lovelace Frank Filippi Colletta DeVoe G D Van Wagenen Mary Jo etc.群
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Niles
Loretta Stelter
Argyle
Sheldon Rude
Blanchardville
Monroe
Naomi Ame
Madison
Donald Lovelace
Frank Filippi
San Francisco
Fred W. Bleiler
Kathryn Johnson
Gladys Mohns
Margaret Kuster
Mary Jo
Minneapolis
Minn
A. E. Bittrick
Billy
North Hollywood
Calif
Bessie Sonderegger
Brodhead
Charles DeVoe
Robert Rhynders
Frederick
Rosemary
Freeport
Julius Friedrich
Sylvester
W. B. Martin
Woodford
Lahoma
Okla
Sonja Lou Ellingson
Miss Lucille Marty Heads to Juilliard for Summer Sessions
Miss Lucille Marty of Evansville Indiana travels to New York to attend Juilliard School summer sessions after living with her parents Mr and Mrs Adam Marty.
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New York
Lucille Marty
Evansville, Ind
Juillard School
Adam Marty
Chinese forces claim near Shanghai as war in China intensifies
Chinese reports say Nipponese withdrew from east China ports while Chinese forces recapture Lingeng 185 miles northeast of Canton and engage in heavy street fighting at Liucheng, Liuchow area. Shapoyu retaken. Stilwell road withstands monsoon test. Japan forms 10000 strong volunteer storming corps to repel southern invasion.
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Heito
Formosa
Shanghai
Philippines
Okinawa
East China
Japan
Lingeng
Canton
Liucheng
Liuchow
U. S. Air Center
Shapoyu
Stilwell Road
China
India
Burma
Tokyo
Indo-China
Funeral Rites for Mrs. William Milem Held Today
Rites were held at 2 p m at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home for Mrs. William Milem 79 who died Monday Rev Newell Mendenhall conducted the service Herbert T Ainsworth sang Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were M Earl Clark Roy Marty Alvin Marti L O Schmidt Frank Boeck and Chris Schar
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William Milem
Shriner- Neushwander
Newell Mendenhall
Herbert T. Ainsworth
Greenwood Cemetery
M. Earl Clark
Roy Marty
Alvin Marti
L. O. Schmidt
Frank Boeck
Chris Schar
Pharmacist Receives $20 to Settle 34-Year-Old Debt
In Twin Falls Idaho pharmacist Asher Getchell received a $20 settlement for an account 34 years old. The funds were directed to Mrs. Getchell per a long standing agreement that she receives any money paid on old debts.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Asher Getchell
Newspapers Face Strike Impact and Glass Workers Idle
Defiant deliverymen in New York City refuse to return to work despite WLB directives. Publishers say 14 daily papers and 3 racing papers will print today. About 15,000 glass workers in 11 plants nationwide were on strike last week, with activity slowing in Ford City and Charleston.
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New York
WLB
New York City
Washington
Newspaper and Mail Deliveries Union
William Mapel
Publishers Association of New York
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Ford City
Libbey-Owens- Ford Company
Charleston
W. Va
Libbey- Owens-Ford
Ottawa
Absolve Youth in Accidental Death Of Milwaukee Girl
A 14 year old boy who fired a souvenir Nazi pistol, killing 17 year old Virginia Johnson, was released from custody while a coroner's inquest prepares. Authorities say the shooting was accidental and the boy's account agrees with testimony. The incident happened Saturday at the girl's Milwaukee home. the gun came from Germany via his soldier half-brother.
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Milwaukee
Virginia Johnson
Ohn Barry
Germany
Dr Benjamin Blum Visiting Mother Here
Captain Benjamin B Blum, son of Mrs Werner Blum of 1124 11th Avenue, U S Army Medical Corps, arrived in New York last week aboard the Queen Elizabeth with a full division of troops. He was stationed in England since August and will stay until Thursday before joining his family in Petosky Michigan for a 30 day visit.
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Benjamin B. Blum
Werner Blum
11Th Avenue
Medical Corps
United States Army
England
New York
Atlantic
Captain Blum
Camp Grant
Werner
Wreck Kills 12 Yanks Near Here
The bodies of 12 American soldiers killed in a train wreck near here Sunday night have been recovered. 23 Americans are injured in hospitals. The French press agency reported a U S military train carrying leave personnel collided with a freight train stopped on the tracks.
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Nancy
Here
U. S
Sheriff Sues Fashion Shortage With Pickle Barrel Dare
Rockford Sheriff Kirk S. King, weighing 295 pounds, squeezed into an empty pickle barrel as a protest against fat men’s fair weather finery. He emerged in a size 52 summer suit from a local haberdasher and planned to inform friends that a tailor could fit them as well.
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Rockford
Kirk S. King
Rockford Haberdasher
King
Loan of 50 000 Dollars to Elliott Roosevelt Reported
Maxwell M. Bilofsky, Newark manufacturer, testified he lent Elliott Roosevelt 50 000 dollars in 1939 and received 20 800 dollars in 1941 after placing 500 shares of Texas state radio network stock as collateral. He called the loan businesslike and said it was arranged by David G. Baird of Montclair.
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Newark
Maxwell M. Bilofsky
Elliott Roosevelt
Texas State Radio Network
Bilofsky
Industrial Electronics Corporation
David G. Baird
Montclair
New York
Texas
Westbrook Pegler
Baird
Young Roosevelt
Ford resumes car production and plans four new plants
Detroit Ford Motor Co. today started assembly at the Rouge plant and unveiled a 150 million dollar postwar program. Two new plants will rise in St. Louis and Atlanta while locations for the remaining two were not disclosed.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Rouge
St. Louis
Atlanta
Selective Service to Issue Medal for Unpaid Workers
President Truman signed legislation authorizing a new Selective Service Medal and an award of merit for unpaid employees of the selective service system. The medal will be designed by the selective service director and named the selective service medal.
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Washington
Truman
Selective Service System
Selective Service Director
Selective Service
Fleet air wing pilots score mixed battles off Japan shores
In ten days at Kerama the fleet air wing spotted the Yamato, escorted carrier killers, and rescued three American fliers off Japan while five more were plucked near Okinawa. They endured flak and bullet holes, hull damage, and tail losses as they pressed operations across 2 million square miles, eyeing Tokyo harbor for future missions.
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Japan
Fleet Air Wing
Kerama
Nakagusuku Bay
Okinawa
Tokyo Harbor
Fleet Airwing 1
Tokyo
Four Badgers Die in Three Separate Crashes
Four Wisconsin residents died in three accidents. Edward Hatch and Richard Restock were killed when their car left the road near Delavan. Elmer Clark died after a collision on highway 16 near Portage. Herberg J. Berg died at Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital after being struck by a police squad car responding to a call.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Portage
Berg
Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital
Hearings On 310 Parole Requests In Wisconsin Series
The state parole board opened hearings on 310 parole applications from Wisconsin penal and correctional institutions. Major sessions set for July 11 at Waupun State Prison with 122 cases, and 66 cases at Green Bay Reformatory beginning Friday. Additional dates cover the Wisconsin School for Boys and Girls, Oregon prison camp, Thompson Farm, and several prison camps through July 10.
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Madison
State Parole Board
Wisconsin
Waupun
Irma
Green Bay Reformatory
Wisconsin School For Boys
Wisconsin School For Girls
Oregon
Thompson Farm
Women’s Prison Farm
Gordon
Imogene
McNaughton
Lake Tomahawk
King
Anglican Mobile Sunday School Reaches Western Canada
A Sunday school on wheels visited 11 314 western Canadian members in 1944 and enrolled 4 724 new members by mail. Now in its 25th year, led by Miss Eva Hasell who organized it in 1920, the program uses 24 vans in summer and plans two more, serving rural communities not regularly served by clergy.
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Regina
Eva Hasell
River levels fall as Pecatonica recedes after weekend flood
The Pecatonica River dropped from about 12 feet Saturday to 10.78 feet Monday morning, according to the Freeport Standard. Officials expect the river to continue receding barring more rain.
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Pecatonica
Freeport
16 Year Old Girl Throws Man in Courtroom
Margrete Taricco 16 demonstrated a jujitsu hold that hurled Douglas McLean 29 during a court session. McLean, accused of assault, dismissed the claim. Judge Frank Carrell ordered another demonstration and took the matter under advisement.
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Los Angeles
Frank Carrell
Margrete Taricco
Douglas McLean
McLean
Carrell
Permit Tires for Vets Opens Small Business Stock
Washington OPA authorizes veterans to obtain limited stocks of new tires for small businesses. Effective Friday, veterans may stock 10 passenger tires 4 small and 2 large truck tires and 6 tractor tires with replenishment via ration certificates. The program aims as an adjunct to allied automotive ventures.
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Washington
OPA
Hutchins Steps Down as President of University of Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins announces a reorganization at the University of Chicago with Ernest C. Colwell becoming president and reporting to the chancellor. Hutchins will serve as chancellor and remain the institution's principal officer and executive head.
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U. of Chicago Change Chicago
University of Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Hutchins
Ernest C. Colwell
Russians Press Westward As Berlin Ring Falls
Scattered posters call for unity of the United Nations as Russians push beyond the Elbe. Armored convoys pass into Thüringia Saxony and Harz with Russian signs replacing German. Crowds cheer as signs of occupation grow and women camp followers move with horse drawn vehicles and motorcycles.
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Red Army
United Nations
Elbe
Thuringia
Saxony
Harz
Luther
Schlosskirche
Zehlendorf
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