Uncertain Weather Rise and Fall Noted in July 3, 1948 Record
Daily Record notes fair south and partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the north tonight and tomorrow. A temperature shift is reported since yesterday at 1 p.m. with a high of 92 and a low of 69. Year ago today highs reached 79 and lows 59. Yuma Arizona logged 111, the warmest in the U S, while Washington saw 45. Sunrise is 4:27 and sunset 7:41.
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North Union
Temperaure
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Mayer Estate Transfers Property to Badger Petroleum
Real estate transfer from Martin F. Mayer estate to Badger Petroleum Company. Parcel 13 and 14 in Railroad Addition No. 2 located at corner of 8th Avenue and 19th Street in Monroe City. Includes three storage tanks on site.
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Martin F. Mayer
Badger Petroleum Company
8Th Avenue
19Th Street
City of
Monroe
Trumpy Faces Court Over License Violation After Week-Old Accident
Norman F. Trumpy appeared in County Court before Judge Harold J. Lamboley on charges stemming from not holding a valid driver's license. Police cited him after an earlier week’s highway accident. fine set at $25 plus costs.
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Norman F. Trumpy
Monticello
Harold J. Lamboley
Trumpy
Marriage Licenses For Feeny and Reasa in Monroe
Dorothy Rocellea Feeny and Clifford Ray Reasa of Monroe obtain marriage licenses. The filing notes both parties residing in the city and proceeding with the typical license process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rocellea Feeny and
Clifford Ray Reasa
Monroe
Deaths Mrs T A Hoesly and Rev C F Rabehl
Death notices report Mrs T A Hoesly, 69, of 810 19th Avenue, and Rev C F Rabehl, 76, of Ripon. The brief notices provide names ages and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Hoesly
19Th Avenue
Rev
C. F. Rabehl
Ripon
Veterans' Daughter and Darlington Son Born July 2
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Van Hou ten No 13 Veterans daughter born July 2. Mr and Mrs John H Marty Darlington son born July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd van Houten
Veterans
John H. Marty
Darlington
St Clare Hospital Notices and Dismissals Listing
St Clare Hospital reports accident and medical updates including Mrs Meda Henne man 77 of Monticello as an accident patient. Listings include Gloria Jean Cavallino Beloit for tonsillectomy and multiple medical dismissals such as Mrs Fannie Fink Vernon Malley and others.
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Ey Francis Ross
Brodad
Meda Henneman
Route 2
Monticello
Gloria Jean Cavallino
Beloit
Emil Dubach
Platteville
John Hanson
Downer’s Grove
Marian Kundert
Orangeville
Edwin Kundert
Alphonse Waumann
Gratiot
Robert Wuetrich
Route 1
Fannie Fink
Vernon Malley
William J. Smith
Fred Wolfe
Roy Olson
John Briggs
James Forrestal
Lloyd Huntington
Mary Larson
Beverly Sullivan
Diane Broge
Ed— Ratcliff
Patricia Schemer- Th
Wahlman Couple Welcome Son in Hawthorne Calif
Mr and Mrs Morris Wahlman of Hawthorne California welcomed a baby boy yesterday. Mrs Wahlman is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Sacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahlmans
Morris Wahlman
Hawthorne
Calif
Wahlman
Adolph Sacker
Services At St John’s Evangelical This Sunday
Rev. Paul C. Kehle will conduct two services at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church. The 10 45 a m regular service will be augmented by a German service at 2 p m. Church school meets at 9 30 a m. The Women’s Union gathers at 7 45 p m.
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Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical and
Darlington Approved to Raise Water Rates by PSC
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission granted the city of Darlington permission to raise water rates as a public utility. The decision permits higher charges for residents and businesses served by the city water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Darlington
Mrs Henneman Fractures Hip After Home Fall
Mrs. Medal Henneman aged 77 of route 2 Monticello fractured her hip in a kitchen fall yesterday noon. She underwent surgery at St. Clare hospital today. She is the mother of Mrs. Henry C Hefty of route 2 Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medal Henneman
Route 2
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Henneman
Henry C. Hefty
Mayor Cuts Hand While Cleaning Fish
Mayor Frank A. Buehler sustained a deep hand cut when a knife slipped during fish cleaning. He required two stitches to close the wound and is resting.
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Frank A. Buehler
Two Top Labor Officials Resign From Labor Department
Washington confirms President Truman accepted the resignations of Assistant Secretary John T. Kmetz and Undersecretary Morse. Kmetz retires July 15 after long service with United Mine Workers. Morse had submitted his resignation earlier. The moves leave three top vacancies in the Labor Department amid the cabinet secretary vacancy still open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John T. Kmetz
United Mine Workers
White House
Truman
Kmetz
Morse
Labor Department
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Government struggles with soak the rich tax plan
In Shanghai the government falters on its special levy aimed at wealthy Chinese. The plan set payment quotas but lacks enforcement mechanisms, leaving the measure ineffectual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Monroe Soldier Beach to Receive Final Rites in War Memorial
The flag draped casket of Sgt. Donald S. Beach, 21, a Monroe native killed Dec. 10, 1942 in New Guinea, will arrive at Milwaukee depot Thursday and be taken to Shriner-Neushwan der funeral home for services Friday. Co. K comrades will bear the casket with VFW and American Legion escort and firing squad. Beach enlisted in 1940, served three years, and posthumously received the Purple Heart. He is survived by his parents, three sisters, and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Pacific Theater
Donald S. Beach
Milwaukee
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
American Legion
Co. K
Pacific
Sgt. Beach
Kendall Digman
Veril Small
Harold Haverson
Lloyd Isely
Herbert Orton
Arthur Durgin
VFW
Glenn L. Kubly
Beach
Outfit
Camp Livingston
New Guinea
Stanley Beach
13Th Avenue
Sgt
Stanley
Elsie Schultz Beach
Juda
Norene
Joanne
Eldon E. Wallace
Rock Springs
Woo
Robert Eugene
Roy
Wilbur
Ludwig Tertin
Personal mentions and travel notes from Madison area
Local notices record numerous residents visiting relatives and touring destinations. Frank Tobin was in Madison on business with no meeting Monday July 5 and next meeting July 19. Others visit Monroe, Chicago, Covington, Tenn, and travel to Milwaukee Rockford Chicago and western states.
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Frank Tobin
Madison
Attenton Eagles
E. M. Luckey
Zolla
Juda
Monroe
E. J. Ryan
Chicago
M. J. Knight
Kathryn Ryan
Lloyd Hasse
Middle River
Minn
Shirley Kuenzi
Nicholas Kuenzi
Beaver Dam
D. C. Madden
David
Milwaukee
Herman L.schindler
John Germann Jr
McKeesport
J. D. Germann Sr
Walter Egli
Egli
United States
Christ Klarer
Marvin Kramer
Katherine Klarer
Cleora Ritter
Leon Rockow
Browntown
Covington
Tenn
Kenneth Olson
Mavis Ulsrud
Argyle
Rockford
Olson
E. C. Maddix
Mt. Pleasant
Wayne E. Maddix
Berlin
Wis
Clarence W. Stuessy
National Park District
Pacific Northwest
Surplus Justifies Tax Cut Declared by Knutson
Knutson says the 1948 budget surplus at 4.5 billion justifies the tax cut and signals a nearly as large surplus for 1950. The Ways and Means chairman attributes the record 8.4 billion Treasury surplus on June 30 to savings he says Congress forced on Truman. He labels Truman the greatest peacetime spender in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Truman
Moscow Papers Echo Foreign Censure on Yugoslavia
Moscow newspapers carried more commentary from abroad today on Yugoslavia being chastised by the communist international information bureau. None published editorial comment of its own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Communist International Information Bureau
Albania Breaks Off Yugoslav Relations
Albania ends cultural and trade pacts with Yugoslavia and orders Yugoslav missions and experts out. Belgrade protests with a fourth note this week and warns of consequences. Yugoslavia accuses Albania of offensive acts and threatens economic reprisals. The Albanian move is tied to Cominform denouncements of Titoist policies.
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London
Albania
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Foreign Office
Cominform
Tanjug
Yugoslav Central Communist Party Committee
Tito
Train Crash Delays Milwaukee Road Vacation Train
A Milwaukee road passenger train carrying over 400 vacationers struck a stalled car on a country road between Plymouth and Elk Hart Lake. No injuries were reported though the car was destroyed and the locomotive damaged, delaying traffic 45 minutes. Conductor James Hanahan quoted Vander Welle of Sheboygan stating his stalled car could not restart, and he fled with Ray Van Haverne as the train approached.
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Plymouth
Milwaukee Road
Here
Elkhart Lake
James Hanahan
Green Bay
Howard Vander Welle
Route 1
Sheboygan
Vander Welle
Ray van Haverne
Neilsville Man Killed by Train in Farmington
David Frank Spencer, 30, of Neillsville, was struck and killed by a train in Farmington while walking as a pedestrian. He had been employed by an extermination company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilsville
Farmington
Minn
David Frank Spencer
Spencer
Population Growth Since 1936 At About One Percent annually
Since 1936 world population has risen at roughly one percent each year, showing steady long term growth. The statement highlights a consistent expansion in global demographics over decades.
U S Seeks Extra Million From Estate
The United States claims an additional estate tax of about 1.25 million dollars on the estate of Anthony H. G. Fokker, Dutch-born aircraft designer who died in New York on December 23, 1939. A tax court upheld the claim in principle, but ordered recomputation to reduce the amount due after correcting overvaluation of assets in Holland.
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Washington
United States
Anthony H. G. Fokker
New York
U. S
Internal Revenue Bureau
Holland
Cpl. James Durgin Body En Route Home
The family of Cpl. James W. Durgin 28 notified that his body is en route from Germany after being killed in action February 24 1945. No arrival time or ship announcement has been made. He was the son of Mrs Delia Durgin husband of Betty Van Matre Durgin and is survived by a daughter Sharon.
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Cpl
James W. Durgin
Germany
States
Durgin
Delia Durgin
Betty van Matre Durgin
Arabs Reply to Bernadotte on Palestine Settlement
Arabs gave Count Folke Bernadotte their reply to his UN settlement plan in Cairo. The Arab spokesman warned the seven-nation coalition would reject the proposals. Bernadotte arrived from Rhodes to brief on the four week truce extension and may receive the Jewish answer early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Seven Nations
Israel
Bernadotte
United Nations
Rhodes
Army Provides Power To Fukui City After Quake
The U S First Army corps announced portable power generating equipment would go into service today in Fukui city, ending the blackout that followed Monday's disastrous earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Tokyo
U. S. First Army Corps
Fukui City
Japan Lower House Passes Reduced 1948-49 Budget
Tokyo reports the house of representatives approved a trimmed national budget of 414.462 billion yen for 1948-49, rejecting General MacArthur's recommendations. The sum equates to about 1.656 billion dollars at current exchange rates.
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Tokyo
Japan
House of Representatives
MacArthur
Truman May Seize Steel Owned Mines Over Mini Strike
Government lawyers study draft law to see if Truman can seize captive steel mine output amid potential Lewis union shop strike. Steel firms seek NLRB injunction while threatening Taft Hartley compliance and quick resolution to prevent widespread economic disruption. Denham and Herzog urge removal of union shop provision.
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Washington
Truman
Steel Company
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Dea
NLRB
Lewis’ United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
Robert N. Denham
Harry M. Moses
Denham
Paul M. Herzog
Congress
Funeral services for Mrs. Forrest F. Hurless
Mrs. Forrest F. Hurless 50 of Orangeville died yesterday at St. Clare hospital Monroe. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. at Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev. Earl Remaley of Mineral Point officiating. Burial in Orangeville cemetery. Born October 19, 1897 in Cadiz township daughter of Charles and Jennie Priewe. Married to Mr. Harless January 22, 1919 at Staver church. Body at Burington funeral home.
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F. F. Hurless
Orangeville
Forrest F. Hurless
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Remaley
Mineral Point
Nellie Priewe
Cadiz Township
Charles
Jennie Wolf Priewe
Mr. Harless
Staver Church
Burington Funeral Home
Mary Blum Funeral Services Held for 85 in Monroe
Funeral services for Miss Mary Blum 85 were held at 2 pm at Shriner-Neush wander funeral home with Rev. Lyndon C. Viel of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were George, Robert and Russell Grant Calvin Bahn John Strawser of Monroe and Joseph Skarweski from Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blum
Shriner-Neushwander
Lyndon C. Viel
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greenwood Cemetery
George, Robert and Russell Grant
Calvin Bahn
John Strawser
Monroe
Joseph Skarweski
Janesville
Greek Forces Advance as Mountain Stronghold Crumbles
Greek troops push into guerrilla terrain in northwestern Greece and report that Markos Vafiades mountain stronghold is collapsing across sectors as the communist leader appears to lose control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Markos Vafiades
How the Blackfoot Got Their Name
A historical note explains that Hudson Bay Company traders labeled the Blackfoot Indians after witnesses saw their moccasins blackened by ashes from a range fire in what is now Idaho. The event highlights how the tribe received its name from early explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Co
Idaho
Tavern Round Table Gathers 250 Tavern Owners and Officials
More than 250 tavern owners from Green Rock Jefferson and Walworth counties joined the Janesville armory meeting on tavern ethics and minor drinking. Judge Harold Lamboley urged enforcement of age misrepresentation penalties while officials including Robert Daniel Erwin Zastrow Henry Traxler Edward Rindfleisch and Rudolph Reger participated. The round table was recorded for a rebroadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green, Rock, Jefferson
Walworth County
Janesville Armory
Harold J. Lamboiey
Monroe
Lamboley
Wisconsin
Robert A. Daniel
Rock County
Erwin Zastrow
Henry Traxler
Janesville
Edward Rindfleisch
Jefferson
Michael R. Hyland
Rudolph P. Reger
Green County
J. H. Schwaiger
Ozark Town To Host Truman and Bolivar Statue Ceremony
Bolivar Missouri prepares a three day inter American celebration with visits by President Truman and President Romulo Gallegos of Venezuela. The $100000 bronze statue of Simon Bolivar will be presented to the United States with Gallegos delivering the presentation speech and Truman giving a dedicatory address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Ozark
Truman
Romuloe Gallegos
Venezuela
Simon Bolivar
Republic of Venezuela
United States
Gallegos
Missouri
U. S
Sino American emergency aid pact signed in Nanking
U S Ambassador J Leighton Stuart and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Shih Chiieh signed an emergency assistance pact in Nanking paving the way for reconstruction in China. Wang also said China will accept terms for military aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
J. Leighton Stuart
Wang Shih- Chieh
China
Wang
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