Daily Record Weather Summary July 10 1948
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with scattered thunder showers in the northwest and extreme north portion and in the north and west central portions on Sunday. Continued warmth with a cooler turn in the extreme north tomorrow. Since yesterday 1 p.m. high 93, low 69. Year ago today high 82. Warmest place Phoenix 113, coldest Helena 47. Sunrise 4:31, sunset 7:39.
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U.S
Phoenix
Ariz
Helena
Mont
Firecracker Offenses Face Fines for Two Defendants
Judge Harold J. Lamboley convicts or fines John Kummer of Orangeville for possession of firecrackers and Roger W. Riese of Route 4 Monroe for possessing and exploding firecrackers. Both face $10 fines plus costs.
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Harold J. Lamboley
John Kummer
Orangeville
Roger W. Riese
Route 4
Monroe
Deaths in Beloit Brownstown and 4th Avenue
Obituary notices report William M. Dolan 80 Beloit Aretus Armstrong 48 Brown town Miss M Alice Treat 82 1421 4th Avenue death notices listed with ages and locations for each individual.
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William M. Dolan
Beloit
Aretus Armstrong
Browntown
M. Alice Treat
4Th Avenue
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Glarus for Two Couples
Marion Jean Elmer and Del mar Robert Arn, both of New Glarus, received marriage licenses. The filing lists their names and residence as the applicants for the union.
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Marion Jean Elmer and
Delmar Robert Arn
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Dockets
A hospital roster lists surgeries and medical cases including Harold Davenport Beloit William Bell Clinton Marlene Flannery Browntown Betty Mae Goodman 11 544 16th Avenue James R Wenger South Wayne Robert Long Beloit Mrs Benjamin Feldt 515 20th Avenue Mrs Casper Schindler Juda Mrs Emma Schue New Glarus Dismissals Edward Wittner Pearl Blount Mrs John Knouse Marian Kundert Mrs Edwin Roelli and son Mrs Roger Voelkli and daughter Mrs William Grinnell and son Adolph Gobeli Mrs Leroy Hex om Frank Moore Betty Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davenport
Beloit
William Bell
Clinton
Marlene Flannery
Browntown
Betty Mae Goodman
16Th Avenue
James R. Wenger
South Wayne
Robert Long
Benjamin Feldt
20Th Avenue
Casper Schindler
Juda
Emma Schue
New Glarus
Edward Wittner
Pearl Blount
John Knouse
Marian Kundert
Prairie du Chien Seeks Return as River Shipping Center
Prairie du Chien aims to revive upriver river traffic as freight barges replace steam packets. A barge carrying a quarter million pounds of triple phosphate docked recently, towed by the Minnesota Husky from the Tennessee river to the Mississippi. The Wisconsin Co-operative Plant Foods Co. plans to buy the phosphate and expects more loads this summer as a new phosphate plant nears completion. a shallow draft barge remains a major hurdle for navigating upper river channels and Gulf passages.
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Prairie du Chien
Mississippi
Wilson Dam
Tennessee River
Minnesota Husky
Mississippi Towing Corp
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wisconsin Co-operative Plant Foods Co
Sheffield
Ala
Tennessee-Alabama
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Panzer group files to back Panzer in September primary
The Dodge county Panzer-for-Lieutenant-Governor committee filed a statement of organization with the secretary of state today. It aims to further state Sen. Frank E. Panzer of Oakfield in the September primary.
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Panzer Group
Madison
Dodge County
Secretary of State
Frank E. Panzer
Oakfield
Lowell Markwardt Finds Haying Time Has Arrived
Lowell Markwardt encountered a bale of hay blocking his porch with another bale on the back porch. The incident occurred during summer cleaning by the Monroe Archery Club, of which Markwardt is vice president.
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Lowell Markwardt
Monroe
Prospects Of Record U S Farm Harvest Dominate Outlook
The agriculture department forecast a 3,328,862,000 bushel corn crop, a record that tops 1946 by nearly 41,000,000. Wheat is seen at 1,241,751,000 bushels, just short of last year’s peak. Strong grain supplies promise cheaper meat as farmers halt slaughter to feed hogs and cattle, keeping meat tight this fall.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Teuscher Family Trip Delayed by Illness and Return Car Rumor
Mr and Mrs William Teuscher and son Frederick left Monroe for a three week west coast itinerary including Seattle California cities old Mexico Yellowstone park and the Black Hills Their traveling companion Larry Loveland was rushed to St Clare hospital after an appendectomy and is resting comfortably Meanwhile a Madison car stolen and found with a burned engine in Pearl City Ill was towed back fueling rumors that it was abandoned in Monroe with a thief jailed here which proved false
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Teuscher
Frederick
Monroe
West Coast
Larry Loveland
C. J. Loveland
Teuschers
Larry
St. Clare Hospital
Teaschers
Seattle
California
Old Mexico
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Madison
Pearl City
Ill
Barbara Reardon
New Glarus
Frank Wendlandt
Brodhead
Glenn Vincent
Gratiot
City
Lucille Henze
Orangeville
John D. Zumkehr
Don ~ Dorsch
Chicago
Ronald Olson
Dolliver
Leo Swain
Betsy
Belva Trotter
Argyle
William Beth
Dundee
Harold Miller
Ben Stubbe
Velma
Browntown
Walter Haberman
Joyce
Footville
Nettie Baltzer
Edward Barnard
Westfield
Iva Potter
Eau Claire
J. A Hawthorne
J. W. Hager
Janesville
Emma Huffman
Wendell Coss
Milwaukee
Ludlow Hotel
Thilla Hoag
Rockford
Clara Stixrood
E. O. Evans
Woodruff
Wis
Irene Olson
University of Wisconsin
John Wagner
John Lad
Bernard Bear
Clifford H. Snively
Furniture Mart
Melvis Davis
McFarden
Benton
Lee Davis
Mary Lou
Doris Geyer
Wilbur Geyer
Darlington
Valerie Zimmerman
Monticello
Amos Zimmerman
Alice Baumgartner
Herman Baumgartner
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Wisconsin Chiropractors Association
Lena Block
Lois
St. Paul
August Schmidt
Paul Curran
William Donovan
Wash
New Mexico
Yellowstone National Park
David Stauffacher
Evanston
Helen Stauffacher
Peter Stauffacher
Lake Lawn
Delavan
Charlotte Matzke
Dale Rupnow
South Wayne
Dale
Samuel Matzke
Virgil Rupnows
Sandra
Rodney Higgenbotham
Arthur
Ft. Leavenworth
Kans
Ee Letha Acker
J. R. Parks
S. K. Day
Evansville
Contempt Action Likely Against CIO Union Chiefs
A House sub committee will seek contempt citations for nine CIO union officials who refused to reveal if they are communists. Rep. Charles J. Kersten announced the move after three days of hearings. The witnesses, all CIO retail wholesale and department store union leaders, faced a tense session with one official escorted out amid protests.
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New York
House
CIO
Charles J. Kersten
R-Wis
House Education and Labor Committee
U. S
Arthur Osman
Osman
Denver man elected in AFL teachers vote
John M. Eklund a Denver public school teacher defeated Joseph F. Landis of Cleveland 478 to 369 in the AFL presidential election. The progressive caucus backing Eklund also elected its full slate of 15 national vice presidents.
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Denver
Glenwood Springs
Colo
John M. Eklund
Joseph F. Landis
Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
AFL
Progressive Caucus
Eklund
Snow Fails in Voges Mountains France Report
Snow fell in the Voges mountains of eastern France today, with residents reporting visibility issues and light accumulations across Bitche and surrounding areas.
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France
Bitche
Voges
Monroe social notes show widespread regional visits
A long list of residents and visitors from New Glarus, Brodhead, Monroe, Argyle, Chicago, and other towns are noted as spending time with relatives, shopping, or traveling. People like Mrs. Frank Wendlandt, Glenn Vincent, Betsy Trotter, Wendell Coss, Irene Olson, and many others are mentioned in a string of greetings and weekend plans across Wisconsin and Illinois.
North Carolina visit follows Lancaster arrival
Kenneth Longsdorf of Lancaster Pennsylvania has come here to visit with his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs John Burkhard senior. Darrell Flannery and his six month old child left today for Durham North Carolina after a stay with relatives in the area, traveling by airliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Longsdorf
Lancaster
Madler Urged For Supreme Court Post
A farm leaders delegation urged Gov Rennebohm to appoint State Fuel Administrator Anthony Madler to the Wisconsin supreme court. They argue his agricultural expertise fits Elmer E Barlow’s rural focus. Calumet County Bar association endorsed him. Madler arrived from Chilton with other supporters.
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Madison
Rennebohm
Anthony Madler
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madler
Elmer E. Barlow
Calumet County Bar Association
Chilton
Calumet County
Charles Dineen
Milwaukee Co
Iowa Housewife Wins 30000 Prize on Abbott and Costello Show
Mrs. Bessie Lawrence a 54 year old Iowa housewife from Nandoah Ia won 30000 in prizes after a radio show contest. She and her unemployed husband live above a confectionery with five married children and eight grandchildren. The winner cried with joy as Bud Abbott and Lou Costello called her on air.
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Hollywood
Iowa
Bessie Lawrence
Shenandoah
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
French Premier Faces Civil Service Strike Pressure
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman held an 11th hour labor meeting after an all night cabinet session. He met with communist led General Confederation of Labour civil servants and with anti communist Workers' Force and Christian Democratic unions. They demand changes to civil servant salary classification.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
General Confederation of Labor
Workers’ Force Union
Christian Democratic Trade Union
Rev Henry Cooper Named Permanent Pastor in Monroe Church
Rev Henry Cooper of Chicago, now acting supply minister, will become permanent full time pastor this September. He attends Meadville Theological School affiliated with the University of Chicago and will be in Monroe on weekends.
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Cooper
Henry Cooper
Chicago
Universalist Church
Meadville Theological School
University of Chicago
Monroe
Flood Misses Home in Portland Area
Ervin Beer escaped the flood that hit Portland by three blocks while visiting his mother Mrs. Rose Beer at 1208 22nd Street. His residence in the North Parkrose section rode a flooded area as the city suffered flood damage.
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Ervin Beer
Rose Beer
22Nd Street
Portland
Ore
Beer
Monroe
North Parkrose
Hoerburger Transferred to St James LaCrosse Rectory
Rev Henry Hoerburger son of Mr and Mrs Alex Hoerburger of Monroe has been transferred to St James rectory in LaCrosse He previously served as assistant at Holy Trinity church in the city The Hoerburgers moved to Monroe from the Duncan Hill cheese factory near Argyle in February.
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Henry Hoerburger
Alex Hoerburger
Monroe
St. James
LaCrosse
Holy Trinity Church
Hoerburgers
Duncan Hill
Argyle
Edwards joins nursing staff at Monroe Clinic
Mrs. A. T. Edwards has joined the nursing staff at the Monroe Clinic, expanding patient care capabilities. The appointment adds experienced personnel to the clinic's medical team and supports ongoing community health services.
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A. T. Edwards
Monroe Clinic
Crop conditions good in Monroe area report
Mr and Mrs Arwin Alexander and daughter Salina Kans report crop conditions in Monroe area very good but moisture has been excessive during their vacation stay.
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Arwin Alexander
Salina. Kans
Monroe
Home photos taken at Leinhardt ranch house
Photographers for the American Home magazine photographed the interior and exterior of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Leinhardt's ranch style home in New Glarus. The images are expected to appear in about six months.
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American Home Magazine
Wilbert Leinhardt
Works for Airline New Glarus Officer Clifford Klassy
Clifford Klassy employed with Trans-World Airlines has made several trips to Spain and France, prompting a new report on his professional role and travel.
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Airline
New
Glarus
Clifford’ Klassy
Trans-World Airlines
Spain
France
New Glarus Fire Department Plan Chicago Trip
Plan calls for a bus excursion Sunday July 18 to Chicago for a double header baseball game. Members and their wives will attend the outing.
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Chicago
Lawyer Grindel Joins Firm with Ervin Johnson
William K Grindel of DeForest joins Ervin W Johnson in legal practice after graduating from the University of Wisconsin Law School in June.
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Darlington
William K. Grindel
DeForest
Ervin W. Johnson
Grinde
University of Wisconsin Law School
Kolb Family Names Infant Lorraine Ann
Mr and Mrs Henry J Kolb Woodford announce the birth of their daughter Lorraine Ann on Thursday July 8 at St Clare hospital Mrs Bertha Haesler mother in law is former Mrs John Haesler Jr 703 16th street Snivelys move to 522 20th avenue across from former home now occupied by the W Howard Smiths Smith is manager of the gas company
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Lorraine Ann
Henry J. Kolb
Woodford
St. Clare Hospital
Kolb
Bertha Haesler
John Haesler Jr
16Th Street
Snivelys
Clifford H. Snively
20Th Avenue
W. Howard Smiths
Smith
Burgess Battery Co to Close Production for Vacation
Burgess Battery Co. will shut down production next week as employees take vacations. The plant began the day shift an hour earlier this morning.
Greek rebels suffer heavy losses in Grammos mountains
The Greek general staff estimates communist led guerrillas lost more than 40 percent of their personnel from June 21 to July 8 during a government anti rebel push in the Grammos range.
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Athens
Greek General Staff
Grammos
Treat Family Pioneer Member Dies After Long Civic Life
Miss Frances M. Treat, daughter of Ezra and Ann Maria Treat, longtime Monroe resident and civic leader, died after a life of service. She was a 1882 Monroe High School graduate, a charter Country Club member, and served on multiple boards including education, parks, and libraries. Rev. Henry Cooper will conduct funeral services at 2 PM Monday at Shriner-Neushwander, with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Ezra
Ann Maria Treat
Miss Treat
Frances M. Treat
Fred P
Benjamin G
M. Alice Treat
Monroe
Treat
14Th Avenue
Ezra Treat
Monroe High School
Ferry Hall Seminary
Lake Forest
Universalist Church
Woman’s Club
Eastern Star
WRC
Lida Ludlow
Board of Education
Greenwood Cemetery
City Park Board
Library Board
The
Country Club
Edward A. Ninneman
Benjamin
10Th Street
Charles T. Chandler
Wauwatosa
Frances
Fred P. Treat
Henry Cooper
Shriner-Neushwander
Illinois Democrats Waver Over Ticket as Leaders Align
A draft described as number 2 suggests Lucas, a Senate assistant leader, maintains a clean record backing the president. Theodore Green of Rhode Island is ruled out due to age, while Illinois delegates weigh possible vice presidential picks.
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Nee
Senate
Lucas
Theodore Green
Rhode Island
Green
Ilinois Democrats
Eleven-Year-Old Judy Wins 4-H Girl Screen Test
Judy Stewart an eighth grader from Mukwonago is picked from 10 000 entries as an ideal 4-H girl for The Green Promise studio lists Glenn McCarthy productions as handling the screen test. A misfiled name delayed discovery but the studio confirms Judy has been found for the test.
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Mukwonago
Judy Stewart
Hollywood
Judy
Clarence Iseley
Illinois Poised to Deliver Solid Support for Truman at Convention
The Illinois delegation neared 60 votes for Truman as Jake Arvey switched to his favor, signaling near unanimity at Sunday caucus. McGrath warned a civil rights plank fight could reach the floor, with the convention expected to wrap up by Wednesday if the dispute is brief.
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Truman
Jake Arvey
Eisenhower
Illinois
McGrath
Uthus Asks Hearing On State Discharge
T R Uthus appeals discharge from Wisconsin School for Boys in Waukesha. He was dismissed effective June 30 following an extended management inquiry and seeks a civil service hearing as allowed by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthus
Madison
State Board of Personnel
T. R. Uthus
Wisconsin School of Boys
Waukesha
Wheat Flood Surges as Kansas City Rail Embargo Extends
Kansas City faces a widening grain influx as a temporary rail embargo slows deliveries. Railroads report 10,077 cars arrived in the week with 1,986 cars yesterday, and about 1,247 cars within 100 miles await track space while 1,000 more head toward the city. Already 8,389 cars are in yards awaiting unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest
R. E. Clark
Association of American Railroads
Army and Air Force to Build 3500 Family Homes
Washington reports the army and air force will use part of a 151 million dollar construction fund approved by Congress to build 3500 family housing units. About 54 million dollars will fund family type housing domestically and overseas, the joint announcement by Army Secretary Royall and Air Secretary Symington states.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Royall
Air
Symington
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