Daily Record Weather Summary July 8 1950
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with scattered thundershowers in the northwest. Warmer tonight with a low of 62 to 68 and a high tomorrow of 85 to 90. From yesterday 1 p.m. the high reached 84 and the low 62. Year ago today the high was 83 and the low 69. Barometer 29.62 at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. Warmest U S city yesterday Fresno 102. coldest Grand Rapids 47. Sunrise 4:30, sunset 7:40.
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U. S
Fresno
Calif
Grand Rapids
Mich
Real Estate Transfers Involving Stauffer and Kundert
Fred Stauffer and wife transfer 80 acres to Cal vin F. Stauffer in sections 18 and 13, township 3. Ernest R. Kundert et al transfer W half, SE half, and W ten acres of SE quarter of SE quarter in section 6, township 1, totaling 90 acres.
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Fred Stauffer
Calvin F. Stauffer
Ernest R. Kundert
L. J. Johnson
Estate Probate Appoints New Trustee and Administratrix
Judge Harold J. Lamboley names Mrs William Amstutz as successor trustee in the Edwin A Bear estate. Mrs Marie Tollefson is named administratrix with will annexed for the Thomas Tollefson estate who died in 1941. Appraisers named are R W Prien and H T Summeril. The widow is the sole heir.
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Harold J. Lamboley
William Amstutz
Edwin A. Bear
Marie Tollefson
Thomas Tollefson
R. W. Prien
H. T. Summeril
Small Claims for Delbert Rothenbuehler Case
Delbert Rothenbuehler of Route 3 Blanchardville files a small claims action over a vehicle with no proper markings seeking $5 and costs.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Delbert Rothenbuehler
Blanchardville
Obituary Snippets From Primrose Township and Brodhead
Short notices list Edwin C. Funseth 35 of Primrose township Mrs Libbie Schrader 83 of Brodhead and E A Klug about 60 of Chicago with brief identifiers from local notices, age and place referenced in terse form.
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Edwin C. Funseth
Primrose Township
Libbie Schrader
Brodhead
E. A. Klug
Chica
Hollis Schilt's Family Announces Daughter Birth
Mr and Mrs Hollis R Schilt of route 1 welcome a daughter born July 7.
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Hollis R. Schilt
Route 1
St. Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Dismissals List
The notice lists patients at St. Clare Hospital for surgical and medical care including Mrs. Clyde W. Chambers Mrs. George Bar Mrs. Ja cob Hendren Lester Newcomer Mrs. Glen Uren and others. Dismissals include Mrs Walter Reger and daughter Mrs Fred Kolb James Swinehart Darryl Camron and Sandra Legler.
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Clyde W. Chambers
19Th Avenue
Keith L. Royce
Beloit
Viola Kelly
Janesville
Robert Reedy
Howard Wollin
Edwin Schmid
George Barnum
20Th Avenue
Jacob Hendren
Lester Newcomer
Brodhead
Glen U’ren
Argyle
Walter Reger
Fred Kolb
Joseph
Hanson reunion elects officers at Blanchardville gathering
Mrs Edwin Kolden was chosen president of the Hanson reunion held at the Kolden home in Blanchardville. Elected for the coming year were Mmes M S Johnson of Waupun vice president Emil Von Arx secretary Marvin Emberson treasurer and Roslyn Ain Carl Milestone Grant Ingwell and Audrey Kolden as program committee members.
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Grant Ingwell
New Glarus
Messrs
Mmes
Wilmer Ingwell
Harold Ingwell
Lena Hanson
M. S. Johnson
Waupun
Louis Paulson
Myron Paulson
Beloit
Henry Anderson
Arthur Guldhaug
Edwin Hanson
Everette Ingwell
Keith
Harry Bishop
Olin Nelson
David
Howard Brusveen
Ted Kolden
Raymond
Richard Kolden
Marvin Emberson
Inger Johnson
Carl Milestone
Glenn
Eunice Grundahl
Margaret Johnson
Gus
Roslyn
Thelma
Casper
Mberson
Richard
Robert Johnson
Edwin Swenson
Barbara Gant
Vivian Ingwell
Summerlike Temperatures Return After Warm Weekend
Temperatures rose to 82 by 1 p m today and reached 84 yesterday, aligning with July warmth. Southern Wisconsin cooled more than the north overnight, with Monroe recording a 62 low as one of the warmest readings. The forecast calls for continued warmth and partial cloudiness tonight and Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Matzke Babler Cattle Lead Stephenson County Show
John Babler and Sons and Jesse Matzke dominated the Stephenson county black and white cattle show at the W. T. Raleigh farm near Freeport. Carnation Revelation Joe bred by the Bablers won grand champion bull. Francis Chip Montinec Royal owned by Matzke claimed senior champion of the show and grand champion female. Mary Isabella Darmont Forbes won junior championship for Miss Petri who also earned last year’s showmanship. Darlene Maxey led girls in other contests with Verla Liebergesell and John Altman among top boys winners.
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John Babler
Jesse Matzke
Rose Marie Petri
Hans Petri
Kent
Stephenson County
W. T. Raleigh
Freeport
Carnation
Joe
Bablers
Carnation Herd
Carnation Homestead
Francis Chip Montinec
Matzke
Mary Isabella Darmont Forbes
Miss Petri
Mery Kaiser
Verla Liebergesell
John Altman
Richard Maxey
Darlene Maxey
Merle Mustert
MacArthur reports heavy air action and tank action in Korea
MacArthur said bridges are blown and streams flood as main obstacles to North Korean armor. Air operations hit red communications and tanks, with Seoul area reports claiming up to 60 ton Russian made armor captured and 33 ton Soviet tanks noted. Casualties totaled 249 with 192 listed as missing as B 29 aerial actions continue and Maj. Gen. O'Donnell arrives to lead the Far East bomber command.
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Pusan
MacArthur
Air Force
U. S
Korea
Suwon
Yongju-Chungju
Tokyo
Emmett O’donnell Jr
15Th Air Force
Far East
Far East Bomber Command
Yongju
Chungju
Personal social notes from Green County region
Local residents and visitors from Rockford Juda Milton Junction Monroe Rockton Freeport Kenosha and other places stop by for business and social calls. Booklets on Swiss cheese industry history in Green County available at The Times office. Two young women travel to Ohio for church conference with planned Friday return.
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Ruth Briggs
Rockford
Ernest Brunner
Juda
Archie Carr
I. C. Buckner
W. A. Schultz
Milton Junction
Monroe
Ray Harkness
Rockton
Henry Groshaus
Freeport
Edward C. Roth
Mt. Horeb
Fred Glauser
Indianapolis
Frank Reissner
Richard Egan
Green County
Times Office
Alvin Gess
Fergus Falls
Minn
Addie Williams
Milwaukee
Jesse Goodman
E. O. Evans
Russell Greb
Waukesha
George Thomm
George Kohler
Kenosha
H. W. Biffle
Myron Hanson
Ronald
Monticello
Robert Andersons
Gratiot
Dickeysville
Lewis Clark
Mary Ableman
Woodford
Chloe Campbell
Campbell
Ableman
Margaret Niedermann
Blanchardville
Karl Niedermann
Rome
Switzerland
United States
Florence Voigt
Tifflin, O
Heidelburg Women’s Guild Conference
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Helen Altman
Lima
Donald Cox
Blackhawk Picnic Opens at Woodford With Two Day Raj
The annual Blackhawk picnic at Woodford opened with perfect weather and a two day program. Band concerts ballgames novelty features rides and a pony show are presented. A featured event is the Dairyland league baseball game between Woodford and Gratiot at 10 a m tomorrow.
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Blackhawk
Woodford
Gratiot
Delafield Camp Fire Endangers Crippled Children
Fire at Timber Trail camp on Crooked lake sent flames from the roof as supper ended. Counselors sang to soothe 40 crippled children who were guided to safety by firefighters. no injuries were reported.
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Delafield
Timber Trail Camp
Crooked Lake
Farallon Islands settlement by Russian sealers 1812 1833
The National Geographic Society notes Russian sealers occupied the Farallon Islands off the California coast from 1812 to 1833.
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National Geographic Society
Farallon Islands
California Coast
Mrs. Schrader 83 Dies in Brodhead After Stroke
Mrs Henry Schrader nee Libbie Newman died of a stroke at 2 10 p m in Wraight nursing home Brodhead aged 83 She was born March 7 1867 in Juda and married Henry Schrader in 1896 They farmed in Spring Grove township later moving to Brodhead in 1940 Funeral services will be held Monday at Everson funeral home with burial at Mt Vernon Juda She leaves a daughter Ruth Hartzell and three sons and four grandchildren.
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Brodhead
Henry Schrader
Libbie Newman
Wraight Nursing Home
Jefferson J
Lydia Chadwick Newman
Juda
Joan Andereck
Spring Grove
Schrader
First Baptist Church
Russell
Robert Hartzell
Billy Schrader
Ann Schrader
Gilbert
James
Ira
W. J. Frank E
Parker J. Newmann
Mary Edwards
Everson Funeral
Robert Sachtsen
Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
Northern Planes Reported Hidden by North Koreans
Comdr Harvey P Lanham said North Koreans hid many aircraft in netted revetments discovered by low level strafing. He noted red forces used small dirt air strips across North Korea and observed two gunboats at Chinnampo harbor that could be submarine craft.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Harvey P. Lanham
Nort Korea
Lanham
Chinnampo Harbor
Air Force
Burglars Loot Granville Country Dairy Store
Milwaukee detectives report burglars stole $50 of groceries including canned goods cakes bread and sausages and an electric sausage slicer from the Little Country Dairy store in Granville. Ten dollars in cash was left.
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Milwaukee
Little Country
Granville
Bishop O Hara Arrives in Vienna Denying Spy Charges
Bishop Gerard Patrick O'Hara of Savannah and Atlanta arrived in Vienna after being expelled from Romania on spy charges. He said the communist accusations were false from start to finish.
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Vienna
Gerald Patrick O’hara
Savannah
Atlanta
Romania
Burma backs UN stand in Korea at news conference
Rangoon announced support for the United Nations position in Korea. Information Minister Tun Pe said Burma’s backing is moral only during a news conference in Rangoon.
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Burma
Rangoon
United Nations
Korea
Tun Pe
Tragic Boat Sinks in Lake Michigan One Killed Five Rescued
Milwaukee police report a 14 foot boat swamped on Lake Michigan before dawn. One man, John Ryzman Jr. 22, of West Allis, died. Five others were rescued.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
John Ryzman Jr
West Allis
Funeral for Mrs. Frank Feldt Held at Immanuel Church
Mrs. Frank Feldt aged 78 died Sunday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p m in Immanuel church with Rev. Howard L. Orians, burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Arrangements by Stuessy funeral home. Singers Mrs. Orians and Maud E. Wenger. Pallbearers: Clarence Beyer Albany Milton Feldt Janesville Fred Abbott Monticello Sam Ludwig Ben F. Feldt J L Babler.
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Frank Feldt
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
Orians
Maud E. Wenger
Clarence Beyer
Albany
Milton Feldt
Janesville
Fred Abbott
Monticello
Sam Ludwig
Ben F. Feldt
J. L. Babler
Bruni Re-elected By County Legion
Jacob P. Bruni of New Glarus was reelected to a second two year term as commander of the Green County American Legion council at a Brodhead meeting. Theodore J. Burgy of Monroe was also reelected for two more years. New posts naming Eugene Stuessy and H. O. Schulz set a constitutional change. installation is set for Aug 8 at Monroe Legion home with Arthur S. Peterson and Frank W. Heinzelman handling refreshments.
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Jacob P. Bruni
New Glarus
Green County Council
The
American Legion
Brodhead
Theodore J. Burgy
Monroe
Eugene Stuessy
H. O. Schulz
Legion
County Council
Monroe Legion Home
Arthur S. Peterson
Frank W. Heinzelman
Bruni
Monticello
Albany
Tuna Breeding Area Seen for Australia
A baby tuna captured in North Australian waters suggests a new breeding ground for the species, the third known worldwide after the Mediterranean and Caribbean sites. The 1.5 inch fish was taken from a fisheries vessel on a five month survey of northern Australian waters.
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Sydney
Mediterranean Sea
Costa Rica
Caribbean
George K Tallman Dies at Janesville
George K Tallman 76 died today in Janesville. He donated an 18 room pre Civil War mansion to the city for a museum. Tallman owned extensive timber lands and real estate, was a University of Wisconsin law graduate, a 32nd degree Mason and Knight Templar.
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Janesville
George K. Tallman
Tallman
University of Wisconsin Law School
W. M. Tallman
Ceylon Backs Out of Korea Support Policy
Colombo announced a hands off policy toward the Korea fighting reversing a prior pledge to aid South Korea. The move signals a shift in Colombo's stance amid the broader Asian conflict and may affect regional diplomatic alignments.
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Ceylon
Colombo
Korea
South Korea
Ancient kiva at Coronado state monument draws awe
Visitors may descend into an ancient ceremonial chamber known as a kiva at the Coronado state monument twenty miles north of Albuquerque New Mexico. Wall pictures held special meaning for tribesmen who worshipped pagan gods here centuries ago.
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Coronado State Monument
Alburquerque
N. M
Warren School Faculty List For 1950 51 Released
Supt Kent Austin released the Warren Community Unit 205 teaching roster for 1950 51 listing Warren school staff for all grades from first to twelfth. High school assigns Harold Taft as principal and mathematics teacher with Melva Geach in music, Merlin Gerretson in general and social science, Edith Groom English, Eleanor Grotkin commerce, Roland Kane agriculture, Joseph Rush forth, and Donald Schmitz social studies and intramural athletics. Apple River and Nora and Broadway rural staff follow with listed teachers and subjects.
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Warren
Kent Austin
Paul Smith
Gail Courtright
Clara Gail Wilson
Dawne Reed
Bessie Russell
Mary Hall
Estella Reynolds
Lenice Bell
Harold Taft
Melva Geach
Merlin Gerretson
Edith Groom
Eleanor Grotkin
Roland Kane
Joseph Rush
Forth
Donald Schmitz
Apple River
Donald Wilson
Lois Tyson
Ruth Dittmar
Helen Leehan
Gladys Holland
Nora
Glen Hanusa
Genevieve Gerretson
Lula Evans
Broadway Rural
Lois Huges
Sweet Home Rural
Vesta Forbes
Hitlers Failure To Travel Seen As Costly Lesson
Hans Oehmke a 24 year old ex Nazi army officer and University of Pennsylvania student argues Hitler would not have started war with the United States had he visited the country He notes Americas vast size and recalls his father's 1938 business trip remark about American military production signaling Germany could not win if the US shifts industry to arms.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Hitler
United States
Hans Oehmke
Army Department
Oehmke
America
Boy's Body Found In River Near Port Huron
The body of two year old Brian Marshall who vanished May 1 from the Port Huron home of wealthy foster parents was found in the St. Clair river. Coroner Stewart S. Kipp said all signs point to accidental drowning.
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St. Clair, Mich
Brian Marshall
Port Hurcna
St. Clare
Stewart S. Kipp
Silent Tokyo Radio Reports Bank of Korea Reopens in Seoul
Pyongyang's Red Radio offered no war updates in its mid afternoon broadcast. It noted only that the Bank of Korea in captured Seoul had been reopened.
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RED Radio
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Bank of Korea
Seoul
Justice for Private Jones Revised To Protect Rights
An overview of the 1951 uniform code of military justice explains new protections for accused service members. It contrasts old procedures with the revised system, detailing jury composition, counsel, appeals, and court structures across army navy and air force.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Truman
John Jones
Jones
C. O
Court of Military Appeals
Supreme Court For
Sen
Senate Appropriations Panel OKs 34.7 Billion Bill for Fiscal 1951
The Senate appropriations committee approved a 34.7 billion dollar spending package for fiscal 1951. Defense and war related costs account for 77 percent. The measure, 1.395 billion below Truman’s request, moves to the Senate with debate expected to start Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Truman
Senate
O’mahoney
D-Wye
House
Taber- Thomas
Colorado hosts 150 celebrations and top rodeos yearly
More than 150 celebrations and special events are held annually in Colorado, including about 30 of the nation's leading rodeos. The count highlights the state's vibrant event scene and equestrian traditions.
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Colorado
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