Daily Record weather roundup and notices data
Scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight cooler this afternoon partly cloudy cooler and less humid tonight and Thursday. Since yesterday 2 p m high est 94 lowest 72 Year ago today highest 80 lowest 49 Almanac July 30 1946 Sunrise 4 25 sunset 7 27 Real Estate Transfers Nellie Broughton to Atwood E Stewart It 3 parcel 11 1 blk 2 Brodhead Deaths Harold J Scott 54 Beloit Mrs Ida Schweitzer 50 Ripon Calif St Marys Hospital Lindison Mr and Mrs William Sullivan Monroe route 3 daughter July 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Broughton
Atwood E. Stewart
Harold J. Scott
Beloit
Ida Schweitzer
Ripon
Calif
St. Mary's Hospital
Lindison
William Sullivan
Monroe
Hospital Tonsillectomy Names and Dismissals List
St Clare Hospital lists Calvin Schuler and colleagues for tonsillectomy and Beloit Surgical names Fred Isely Donna Smith Mrs. William Green along with Winslow Mrs Maurice Christensen and others. Medical staff includes Carl Nelson and Mrs John Brinkman. Dismissals: James McDermott Jay Zimmerman Mrs Alfred Waelschli Russell Matzke Mrs Gallsater and Mrs Adolph id.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Schuler
New Glarus
Tom Theiler
Eugene Stettler
Juda
Frank Plencner
Beloit Surgical
Fred Isely
Donna Smith
Beloit
William Green
Orfordville
Henry Will. Winslow
Maurice Christensen
Charles Westerman
Darlington
Carl Nelson
Mineral’ Point
John Brinkman
Brodhead
James McDermott
Harold J. Scott 54 Beloit Resident Dies at St Clare
Harold J. Scott a Beloit resident and foreman in the east side shipping room at Fairbanks Morse & Co died at St. Clare hospital after a recent admission for observation. He was a member of the companys Quarter Century club. Survived by wife Rose Scott a son Robert in service with the Marines and a half brother Fred Marquise of Kenosha. Funeral arrangements pending word from the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Scott
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Scott
Fairbanks-Morse & Co
Quarter Century Club
East Side
Robert
Marines
Rose Scott
Fred Marquisee
Kenosha
Wisconsin Hunting Seasons Placed For Several Game Types
The state sets season dates by region for raccoon muskrat and water game across northern central and southern counties. Raccoon season runs Oct 23 to Nov 20 with no bag limit, grouse prairie chicken and Hungarian partridge closed. Muskrat trapping Oct 20 to Nov 15 in north, Nov 1 to 25 in center, Nov 10 to 25 in south. water sets Oct 25 to Jan 1 in Waupaca Waushara Winnebago and part of Fond du Lac. Hunters may keep or store carcasses until July 1 after season and transport game within three days after close. Repeals permit requirement for bringing game from other states. Record duck hunt noted with Day predicting 2 million duck stamp sales this fiscal year and 1.7 million final year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Waushara
Winnebago
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Washington
Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Day
Marine Recruiters to Visit City July Sixteen
Howard J. Angerson and August J. Petokas will be at the Monroe post office July 16 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to enlist men ages 17 to 30 in the marine corps for aviation or general duty. The advantages of 2, 3, or 4 year enlistment will be explained including travel, education, and GI Bill rights for enlistments before Oct. 6. Smokey the black cocker, an honorary marine patrol, accompanies the officers. He wears a blue and red blanket with chevrons as the uniform. The dog helps drum up interest from Madison area enlistees at room 325, federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Angerson
J. Petokas
Monroe Post Office
Marine Corps
Smokey
Anderson
Mapine Epralter
Madison
Federal Building
Funeral for Dan Fries Juda Held Thursday
Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Rosman funeral Beloit for Dan Fries of Juda Burial follows at Mt Vernon cemetery Juda
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Dan Fries
Rosman
Beloit
Mt. Vernon
Juda
New Glarus 4 H Picnic At State Park
New Glarus 4 H and parents enjoyed a picnic at New Glarus state park Sunday. Attendees include Walter Streiff Ruth Dean Willis Zwickey Joyce Melvin Streiff Marie Stephen Elmer Hoesly Delores Carol Dwight Ernest Zentner Carlton Sharon Linda John Schneider Judith Don Marion Lorraine Elmer Violet Duerst Dorene Buesser Doris Strahm Robert Senn Freddie Mueller Robert Strahm William Senn Milo Hoesly Darlene Ernest Strahm Betsy Senn Mrs John Pauli and children Judith Stanley staying with Ernest Studer Monroe Mrs Elsie Serstad son Richard and Fred Pauli Madison visited Ernest Pauli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
State Park
Messrs
Mmnes
Walter Streiff
Ruth
Dean
Willis Zwickey
Joyce
Melvin Streiff
Marie
Stephen
Elmer Hoesly
Delores
Carol
Dwight
Ernest Zentner
Carlton
Sharon
Linda
John Schneider
Judith
Don
Marion
Lorraine Elmer
Violet Duerst
Dorene Buesser
Doris Strahm
Robert Senn
Personal Mention from Juda and nearby towns
Local notes list residents and visitors in Juda Browntown Madison Chicago Rockford and nearby areas. Entries include Aleta Kryder Alfred Stuckey Fred Ehlert Olga Leiser Gladys Zingrich Claude Walton Shirley Wickey John Kummer and others on various business or social calls. Community movements include Miss Evelyn Brunkow to New Glarus and families visiting relatives in Chicago Madison and Delavan.
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Niles
Aleta Kryder
Juda
Alfred
Stuckey
Fred Ehlert
Alice Minder
Browntown
Orla
J. Tracy
Chicago
Herbert West
Shirley Wickey
Woodford
John Kummer
Orangeville
Olga Leiser
Gladys Zingrich
Madison
Claude
Junior Walton
Monroe
Ronald Teehan
J. D. Usher
Rockford
Pauline Reed
Warren
Nellie Stricker
Lee Elingen
Times Office
Adv
Leo V. ‘Koehler
Elisa Glauser
Vera Swanton
Phyllis Fitcher
Freeport
Henry Elmer
Charles Hurlbut
John
Harry M. Hanson
Albany
Noel
Merry
Sue Germann
Wisconsin Rapids
Albert Voegels
Lester,Strauk
Beverly Jean
Steve Marion
Gary
Ind
Ralph Lichtenwalner
Garland Schulthess
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Will Klassy
Leon Klassy
Werner “Hefty
Billy
Bertha ‘Loveland
Florence Loveland
Monticello
W. E. Fuller
Woolworth
Amelia Dabins
Universalist Aid
Willis Ludlow
Clarence W.lengacher
Burt Lynch
Frank Wesbrook
West Chicago
Harry Alderman
Bobby
Oswego
A. J. Buri
Harry ‘Alderman
Margery Alderman
Raymond Alderman
Raymond Jr
Local visitors and travels across Wisconsin towns
Jack Rhea of Freeport visited Monticello while Sgt. Nick Noll from Milwaukee stayed with friends in Forreston. Visitors from Beloit Arlington and Argyle include Mrs. L H Logan, Mrs. E G Clark, Mrs. Charlotte Bundy, and Ada Peacock. Regions mentioned include Madison Lake Kegonia Monroe Lena and Shullsburg with several youths and couples from Oakley Browntown Argyle Rockford and Oshkosh traveling for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rhea
Freeport
Monticello
Nick Noll
Milwaukee
Forreston
L. H. Logan
Arlington
Adam Peacock
Rockford
Maurice| Ulsrud
Argyle
Hetty Segner
Helen Maurer
Harold Ellis
Jack Ronald
Madison
Lake Kegonia
William Laabs
Oshkosh
Clarence Milerstone
Shullsburg
Joyce Severson
Ray Severson
Lena
Jacqueline Martin
Woodford
John Wyss
Browntown
John Wamppfler
Monroe
Wisconsin
Amy Tree
South Wayne
Ada ,Peacock
Potato Spray Saves Crop If Used Often Says Agent
County agent E O Baker urges thorough Bordeaux mixture spraying to control early and late blight and hopperburn in potatoes. He notes insoluble copper dusts as a satisfactory alternative, recommends 5 or 6 sprays in summer, starts when plants stand 8 inches high, and applies every 10 days to 2 weeks, increasing to every 4 or 5 days in rain. Mixing guidance included for small gardens.
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E.O. Baker
Baker
Hare Garden
Vocational Program Aids 8215 Wisconsinites in Three Years
C L Greiber director of the state vocational rehabilitation program reports that since inception three years ago it has aided 8215 physically and mentally handicapped Wisconsin residents. Employment secured for 3464. 25000 more advised to use the service offering examinations treatment job training and placement and tools. Average cost per person about 256 dollars in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
C. L. Greiber
Greiber
Boy Killed by Rifle Bullet at Lake Winnebago Camp
Donald G Murray, 14, died after being struck in the head by a .22 caliber bullet while camping on Lake Winnebago in Calumet County. Sheriff Ted Pagel said he was the son of Mr and Mrs Edwards Murray of route 3 Appleton.
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Appleton
Donald G. Murray
Lake Winnebago
Calumet County
Ted Pagel
Edwards Murray
Route 3
Miller Wife Joins Husband In West Virginia
Mrs. Harold L. Miller formerly Alice Solberger left by bus for Lee Wood West Virginia to join her husband who is with Pipeline Construction Co They plan to live in Lee Wood. Harold G Eichenberger discharged from Navy served Admiralty Islands May 3 1944 to Dec 28 1945 wears Asiatic Pacific American theater and World War II and Victory ribbons. Thomas G Gibbons home from service released at Great Lakes. Bailey Brothers circus stops in Monroe Friday after Rockford today Beloit tomorrow then Freeport Monday Sterling Tuesday. Arnold E Buchholz Monroe and Bernice T Eken Madison issued marriage license. Carolyn Lee Porter born to Edward and Lois Porter Saybrook Kentucky Lois Benkert grandmother to Monroe. Willis Falk home discharged at Great Lakes after Pacific Fleet service. Theodore B Mayer enlisted in regular army unassigned for 18 months South Wayne graduate 1946. Immanuel church representatives attend state women's missionary convention at Lomira led by Mrs Alvin C Rabehl and Miss Clara ZumBrunnen. Delegates Katherine Bowell Harold Wagner I M Stauffacher. Flying Farmers meet Monroe residents at Truax Field Madison Henry C Elmer family William Durtschi Wesley Moe Floyd Muske C G Kimball. The Elmers flew.
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Navy
Harold G. Eichenberger
Brodhead
Shoemaker
Calif
Admiralty Islands
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Women's Missionary Convention
Lomira
Alvin C. Rabehl
Clara Zum Brunnen
Katherine Bowell
Harold Wagner
I. M. Stauffacher
Air shows and farm visits delight Madison crowds
Madison welcomed air minded farmers who watched crop dusting from planes and a display of aerial maneuvers by Steve Wittman of Oshkosh in a 50 horsepower craft. A DC-4 tour offered rides as Henry Jr. piloted the Madison flight. Meanwhile Immanuel Evangelical Church postpones choir rehearsals as Mrs Rabefil attends Lomira convention meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Henry Jr
Steve J. Wittman
Oshkosh
Immanuel Evan' S
Gelical Church
Alvin C. Rabefil
Lomira
Roosevelt kin split in Washington primary race results
In Washington the primary pits James Roosevelt against Anna Boettiger as Hugh De Lacy defeats Howard Costigan 10 293 to 9 190 with 319 of 771 precincts reporting. Trailers include Joseph Roberts and Henry Noon. Utah and Washington also nominate incumbents Abe Murdock Walter Granger and J Will Hobinson with Granger beating Edward McPolin.
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James Roosevelt
Anna Boettiger
Associated Press
Hugh de Lacy
D-Wash
Howard G. Costigan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
de Lacy
Costigan
Seattle
Bremerton
Joseph D. Roberts
Henry S. Noon
Washington
Utah
Senate
Hugh B. Mitchell
Dwash
Harry Cain
Tacoma
House
Abe Murdock
Walter Granger
J. Will Hobinson
Granger
Edward McPolin
Park City
Whitney Says Rail Labor Has Fund to Beat Chief Executive
President A F Whitney testified that the railway trainmen have 20 million dollars to defeat President Truman if he runs. He added they won’t need money to beat Truman if he runs as a candidate. The hearing explored revising labor laws to reduce labor management disputes. Whitney has opposed Truman since the emergency strike halt request last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Washington
A. F. Whitney
Truman
Senate battles over FEPC and OPA in continued veto fight
The Senate faced a parliamentary block from Senator O Daniel as he proposed a permanent fair employment practice commission to derail FEPC and OPA. Taft signaled a possible motion to table the FEPC amendment while Barley favored proceeding to a vote. OPA head Porter refused comment on the meat exemption vote and on decontrolling meat. The Bureau of Labor Statistics raised its commodity index 0.5 point to 14.3 percent since OPA ended, while John D Small praised industry restraint and some merchants said they faced heavy penalties trying to keep prices fair.
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Truman
Senate
O'Daniel
D-Tex
OPA
House
FEPC
Taft
Barkeley
Congress
Porter
Paul Porter
Capitol Hill
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
John D. Small
Sarll
Poland Restores Diplomatic Ties with Argentina
The government announced that Poland is reestablishing diplomatic relations with Argentina signaling a renewal of formal ties. The move follows ongoing talks and aims to enhance cooperation between the two nations on political and economic fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Argentine Pact Warsaw
Poland
Argentina
Flying Farmers Organization Forms In Wisconsin
First steps in organizing the Wisconsin Flying Farmers association were taken as farmers dairymen stockmen and orchardists approved a constitution and elected a board of directors. About 300 agriculturalists voted to promote recreational educational and scientific development of private flying and use of airplanes in Wisconsin agriculture. Directors named Karl Reynolds James Swan Oscar Dignan Herbert King Mrs Elin Herbeck Gertrude Hurlburt Tom Tracy and Kenneth McClain. Reynolds named president Dignan vice president Mrs Herbeck secretary treasurer and Merv Clough assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Flying Farmers Association
Ists
Wisconsin
Karl Reynolds
Sturgeon Bay
State Aeronautics Commission
James Swan
Dela—van
Oscar Dingnan
East Troy
Herbert King
Peter the Great Overcame Illiteracy After Five Years Rule
The text notes that Peter the Great of Russia could neither read nor write until he had reigned as czar for five years, illustrating his long path to modernization and literacy.
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Peter the Great
Russia
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Alice Solberger
Lee Wood
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Archie Gibbons
16Th Street
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Great Lakes
Bailey Brothers Circus
Sterling
Dane County
Arnold E. Buchholz
Bernice T. Eken
Mayer Avenue
Willis Falk
Fall
Theodore B. Mayer
Fred Mayer
Mayer
South Wayne High School
Flying Farmers Meet
Truaxfield
Henry C. Elmer
Henry
William Durtschi
Wesley Moe
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C. G. Kimball
Elmers
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Sunny Croft Dairy
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