Weather Summary for July 11 1949 in Ahata Daily Record
The forecast notes fair south and cloudy north with tonight partly cloudy conditions and scattered showers in the north and extreme west. Temperatures show a high of 96 last week and a recent high of 84 with a 59 low, barometer around 29.70 rising to 29.62 by afternoon. Sunrise is 4:32 and sunset 7:39 with Yuma and International Falls cited for extreme temperatures yesterday.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
County Court Judge Lamboley Ventures Authorized Minor Driver Case
Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided on a case against Herman Stampfli RD addressing permitting an unauthorized minor to operate a vehicle with a $5 penalty and court costs.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Herman Stampfli
Brodhead
Justice Cases Justice L. A. Koenig LaVerne R. Wickersham
Monroe resident LaVerne R. Wickersham found guilty of speeding. Court assessed a fine plus costs totaling $10.
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L. A. Koenig LaVerne R. Wickersham
Monroe
Deaths of Michael Menehan H R Kauffman and C D Owen
Obituary notices list Michael Menehan 69 of Argyle Dr H R Kauffman 70 of Toledo Oregon and Mrs C D Owen of Stoughton.
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Michael Menehan
Argyle
H. R. Kauffman
Toledo
Ore
C. D. Owen
Stoughton
Twin births and family notices from Evansville Monroe and Gratiot
Mr and Mrs Walter Powers of Evansville announce twin boys born July 11. Mr and Mrs Raymond Sever of route 3 Monroe announce a son born July 16. Mr and Mrs Clifford Wick of Gratiot announce a daughter born July 10.
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Walter Powers
Evansville
Raymond Sever
Monroe
Clifford Wick
Gratiot
St Clare Hospital Patient Roster and Dismissals
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes surgical and medical patients with names and hometowns such as Anna Klassy Belleville and Mrs Phillip Emordino Rockford. Dismissals feature Mrs Emil Leutenegger Dewey Goodman Gloria Erickson Marian Signer Bruce Babler and others with family mentions and son disclosures.
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Anna Klassy
Belleville
Phillip Emordino
Rockford
George Williams
Brodhead
Jeanette Crane
Monticello
Edward Sigson
Savanna
Ill
Vilas Rundhammer
9Th Street
Chloran Tanner
Janesville
George Schard
Beloit
James Peterson
Boscobel
Elaine Rubis
Roger Ellis
10Th Street
Emil Leutenegger
Dewey Goodman
Gloria Erickson
Marian Signer
Lorenz Brown
Bruce Babler
Fred Stauffacher
Julia Roehl
William Elliot
Kendall Digman
Clarence Steiner
Clarence Norder
Jacob Burkhalter
Leo Lombardo
Frank Roderick
Green County Fair Opens Open Class Judges Named
Officials announced the panel for the 95th Green County Fair open classes to be held July 28 to 31. Louis Seitz of Wauwatosa will judge cattle, R J Pritchard of Dousman horses, Rex I Whitmore of Burlington swine, and Mrs John Reder of Milwaukee will judge women’s exhibits. Judging starts on day one.
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William A. Brown
Louis Seitz
Wauwatosa
R. J. Pritchard
Dousman
Rex I. Whitmore
Burlington
John Reder
Milwaukee
Cowleys Win Archery Meet At Blanchardville
Blanchardville hosts archery open shoot with L M Cowley and Mrs Lyall M Cowley taking top honors in men and women divisions. Cowleys scored 478 and 263 while 39 archers competed testing targets from 1 to 4 feet at 50 to 150 feet. Other winners included Maurice Marcus G Edward Trickel Lee E Smith Gail Brecklin and Mrs Edward Lee. Participants hailed from Monroe Madison Freeport and nearby towns.
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Lyall M. Cowley
Blanchardville
Recreation Park Shelter House
Cowleys
Maurice Marcus
Brodhead
G. Edward Trickel
Monroe
Lee E. Smith
Gail Brecklin
George D. Stauffacher
Cowley
Phil Fawyer
Freeport
Edward Lee
E. L. Thurston
Darlington
Madison
Monticello
Orfordville
John Schara
Madison Archery Club
No Injuries Reported As Cars Collided Here
Police logged three weekend auto collisions. Samuel Pickett at 1517 16th Ave struck Raymond Mennen ga’s parked car at 732 16th Ave causing slight damage. Kermit Johnson of Monroe route 4, owner Walter Sutter route 4, was struck by High driven by John C Bur at 1503 11th Ave with slight damage. John Kubly at 2012 17th Ave and Glen Geigel at 1608 13th St collided in the 1000 block of 20th Ave at 12 11 p m today causing small damage.
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Samuel H. Pickett
16Th Avenue
Raymond Mennenga
German Valley
Ill
Kermit Johnson
Monroe
Walter Sutter
Route 4
John C. Bur
11Th Avenue
John P. Kubly
17Th Avenue
Glen M. Geigel
13Th Street
20Th Avenue
Monroe Ag 4-H Club Tours Member Farms
Monroe 4 H club members toured members farms yesterday to view projects. A picnic lunch was held at Round Grove school on Highway 69 with club treasury supplying pop and candy bars. Leaders Myron E Jeglum Virgil Neuenschwander Walter Brunkow and J B Scherer accompanied the group.
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Monroe Ag 4-H
Round Grove
Highway 69
Myron E. Jeglum
County 4-H
Virgil Neuenschwander
Walter Brunkow
J. B. Scherer
Couple Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs Will Geigel return from Kansas City Missouri where they visited her brother Dan Tree who is seriously ill in Cadiz township origins and ties noted.
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Kansas City
Will Geigel
Dan Tree
Mr. Tree
Cadiz Township
Family gathers here for dinner at Eugene hotel
Dr. C. W. Bennett hosted relatives at a dinner in Eugene yesterday. The Bennett family group included Mr and Mrs J R Bennett from Madison, Dr Byron R with family, and daughter Mrs J L Norton with family from Monroe, totaling 11 covers.
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C. W. Bennett
Eugene
J. R. Bennett
Madison
Byron R
J. L. Norton
Monroe
Weekend Visitors and Travel Notes from Richland Center Area
Social notes list residents and visitors in Wisconsin towns. Names include Colleen Blum, Adeline Retzlaff, Rita Thurman, Laura Ruegsegger, Lyle Sickinger family, Robert Rote, J. T. Etter, Marie Monte, Harry Bellahan family, Brennan siblings, and many others visiting relatives, parks, and events across Richland Center, Madison, Albany, Nekoosa, Belmont, Cassville, Monroe, and Milwaukee.
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O. E. Zentner
Richland Center
Colleen Blum
Green County
Agnes Tornow
Adeline Retzlaff
Freeport
Harry Thurman
Rita
Albany
Laura Ruegsegger
Madison
Lyle Sickinger
Robert G. Rote
J. T. Etter
Nipigon
Marie Monte
Lenwood
Odelle
Wisconsin
Harry J. Bellahan
Silverlake
Wautoma
Lou Ann
Helen
Marie Brennan
Kenneth Segner
Charles Grady
Nekoosa
Rudy Maurer
Ruth
Belmont
Dewey Nelson State Park
Cassville
M. K. Johnsons
Messrs
Mmes
C. J. Mcllwan
Edward Schultz
Beloit
Eugene Rechsteiner
Milwaukee
State Fair Park
Frank Westbrook
Albert Buri
Route 4
Monroe
Sandra Christiansen
Diane Snyder
Harold W. Gordon
Lake Mendota
al DeJohn
Paul
Burlingame
Calif
Russell W. Prien
8Th Street
Norman Watson
Thomas
Black River Falls
Chippewa Falls
Ashland
Mercer
Billy Riffle
H. W. Riffle
Kenosha
Paul Franke
Verda
LeRoy
MacFarland
James Holcomb
15Th Street
The
Injured Priest Dies After Holy Redeemer Attack
Rev. John F. Neifert, 68, died from a brain injury after being struck with an iron hook while changing vestments after mass at Holy Redeemer church. Suspect Frank Bates, 42, a stevedore, was held by police.
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New Orleans
John F. Neifert
the Holy Redeemer Church
Frank Bates
Texas Governor Stricken on Train
Beauford H. Jester 56, Texas governor, was found dead in his sleeping car on a train en route to Galveston for a medical checkup. Lieutenant Governor Allan Shivers to succeed him. Cause believed coronary occlusion. he had recovered from food poisoning at end of the 51st Texas Legislature. He took office for a second term January 21, 1949.
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Houston
Beauford H. Jester
Texas
Austin
Galveston
Allan Shivers
Jester
Corsicana
Stockman
Shivers
Board of Review Sits at City Hall in Monroe
The Monroe board of review met today at city hall to hear assessment objections. The session planned to close at 4 p m. City assessor Everett Keel said an average number of objections had come in. The board includes Mayor Frank A. Buehler City Clerk G S Soseman Alderman Lester G Forcade as chairman and Alderman George J Meythaler.
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Monroe
Dorchester Brothers Given Terms in Tax Evasion Case
Albert and Edwin Sauter of Sauter Brothers Feed Co Dorchester were sentenced in federal court to two years in prison and a $1000 fine after pleading no contest to three counts of evading $70000 in income taxes for 1943 44 and 45. Albert 63 and Edwin 57.
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Wausau
Albert
Edwin Sauter
Sauter Brothers Feed Co
Dorchester
Edwin
Kraft Choral Society Conducts Funeral Service for George C. Frehner
Members of the Kraft Choral Society of Freeport performed at the song service for George C. Frehner 39 who died Saturday. Last rites were held at Shriner-Neushwan der funeral home with Rev. Elder Toepel officiating. Burial at New Glarus with nephews as pallbearers. John A Becker and companion began a two week trip through northern Wisconsin the Duluth area and Canada.
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Kraft Choral Society of
Freeport
George C. Frehner
Shriner-Neushwander
Elder Toepel
Mt. Olive
John A. Becker
Wisconsin
Duluth
Canada
Wire With Vast Uses Cited In Estimate
An official estimate notes that wire has about 150000 uses across industries. The document highlights versatility in construction, manufacturing, and utilities, signaling broad applicability and potential adoption in multiple sectors.
Razor Blade Eater’s Monroe Stop Ends In Investigation
Millard D Perry of Dexter Missouri visited Monroe but did not perform. He was mistaken for a woman and booked by police for investigation before being released.
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Millard D. Perry
Dexter
Monroe
Rockford
Perry
Milwaukee Raffling Delegates Freed Under Warning
Det. Lt. John Zilavy released three convention delegates from UAW CIO Local 671 Jackson Michigan and Brooklyn New York as well as a guest after they were linked to raffling schemes in Milwaukee. Nichols Kryszczo and Newman planned raffles to fund education for two children of a deceased local president, Chester Eckert, while Newman promoted a Connecticut CIO council benefit drawing on November 24 with multiple prizes.
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Milwaukee
Uawcio
John Zilavy
Claude E. Nichols
Frank J. Kryszczo
Jackson, Mich
Paul Newman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Newman
Zilavy
Nichols
Kryszczo
Chester Eckert
Connecticut Cio Council
Communist Denies Revolt Policy at U S Conspiracy Trial
Benjamin J. Davis Jr testified in a conspiracy case that the Communist party did not advocate violent overthrow of the U S government. He denied the allegation while describing speeches from the fall of 1945.
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New York
Communist Party
U. S
Benjamin J. Davis Jr
General Yount Dies at 66 on Vacation
Lt. Gen. Barton K. Yount ret, president of the American Institute for Foreign Trade, former wartime commanding general of the U S Army Air Forces Training Command, died unexpectedly while on vacation. He was 66.
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Yount
Phoenix
Barton K. Yount
American Institute For Foreign Trade
U. S. Army Air Forces Training Command
GOP Anti Scott Rebellion Grows
A revolt against Republican National Chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr. gains force as national committee members consider a meeting to potentially oust him. The movement, formed in a Pittsburgh secret session, previously failed 54 to 50 in Omaha last January. Scott dismisses the revolt while party members pressure for action.
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Washington
Hugh D. Scott Jr
Scott
National Committee
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Berlin Trucker Blockade by Russians Cited on Autobahn
A report to the American military government says Russians limit west Berlin truck traffic to four per hour or 96 per day on the Helmstedt autobahn. All other routes to the city are closed. No Soviet explanation for the blockade yet.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Helmstedt
Britain Hopes For Crisis Solution By September
A three day closed door conference with John Snyder Sir Stafford Cripps and Douglas Abbott ends with a joint communique. They promise immediate fact finding and ministerial talks in Washington in September to address Britain’s dollar problem. Want ads are noted as big producers.
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London
Britain
United States
John Snyder
Stafford Cripps
Douglas Abbott
Snyder
Brussels
Washington
President's plan outlines 11 economic steps for recovery
The speaker proposes 11 measures including tax reforms, farm income support, extended unemployment benefits, higher social security, and faster federal works planning. It urges delaying no major boosts while expanding investment, with farm and wage provisions facing House debate.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
House Democrats
House
Ways and Means Committee
Visitor Says Beran Prisoner at Palace
A visitor to Archbishop Beran’s palace reports that the Czech primate is kept under close police guard. The observer, a high church figure, says restrictions imposed by the communist government have made the archbishop’s residence resemble a cell.
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Beran
Prague
Josef Beran
Czechoslovakia
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