Weather Summary for July 12 1948
Daily Record notes mostly cloudy conditions with possible thunderstorms in central and south areas. Tomorrow expected to be partly cloudy and cooler in the north with scattered thundershowers and cooling south. Historical highs and lows are listed, along with barometer readings and sunrise sunset times. Phoenix posted the warmest yesterday at 113 degrees, Eastport the coldest at 52.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Eastport
Conn
Local juveniles face liquor procure charges in county court
Justice L A Koenig bound over Harold Ellis 23 of 1333 17th street and Franklin Kastner of 1322 10th street to county court on procuring liquor for a minor with bonds of 250 each. Robert W Maurer of route 1 Monroe appears charged with disorderly conduct with $10 and costs.
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L. A. Koenig
Harold Benjamin Ellis
17Th Street
Franklin Howard Kastner
10Th Street
Robert W. Maurer
Monroe
Marriage Licenses for Derning and Taylor Sealed
Kathryn Joanne Derning of Brodhead and Francis Ivan Taylor of Babylon N Y obtained marriage licenses in a local civil registry. The page notes their joint filing and approval date, signaling preparation for forthcoming nuptials.
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Kathryn Joanne Derning
Brodhead
Francis Ivan Taylor
Babylon
N. Y
Notable Ages Of Residents In Cadiz And Jordan Townships
A Haas, 38, of Cadiz township. Carl O. Johnson, 60, of Jordan township.
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A Haas
Cadiz Township
Carl O. Johnson
Jordan Township
Cromwell Transfers 176 and 177 Plus 8 Feet North Side
G W Cromwell estate transfers parcels 176 and 177 and an eight foot strip from the north side of lot 175 in Railroads add no 2 in the City of Monroe to Thomas B Cromwell.
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G. W. Cromwell
Thomas B. Cromwell
City of
Monroe
Local Birth Announcements From Blanchardville and Nearby
Birth notices report multiple new additions: a Blanchardville couple welcomes a son born July 12, a Sterling family greets a son July 11, and couples in Blanchardville Argyle route 2 Juda Juda route 1 Juda celebrate a daughter or son born July 10 to July 11.
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Walter Beto
Sterling
Malcolm Johnson
Blanchardville
Clifford Hexom
Argyle
Alvin Brugger
Delbert Ritschard
Judd Earlywine
Juda
Hospital Notices From St. Clare Hospital
Dismissals list includes Maurice Quinn John Hanson and others. Medical and tonsillectomy notes name Allan Roy Johnson Larry Van Horn Chester Stauffacher Mrs Vincent Flynn and several others with addresses in Beloit Lake Geneva New Glarus and Beloit.
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Raymond Berger
South Wayne
Elizabeth Wisch
Beloit
Allan Roy Johnson
Larry van Horn
23Rd Street
Chester Stauffacher
Vincent Flynn
William Stanton
Lake Geneva
Eugene Hamilton
New Glarus
Donald A. Campbell
7Th Street
Edith Musselman
19Th Avenue
Maurice Quinn
John Hanson
Chester Atz
Harland Prechel
Norma Jean
Richard Willbourn
Earl Mattison
Joseph Rebly
William Schliem
Betty Goodman
Robert Long
James Wenger
U. S. Steel to Raise Wages for 170000 Workers
A U S Steel spokesman states the company will increase wages for about 170000 workers in view of rising living costs. The official notes the move will be announced this week and that the corporation is not obligated to raise wages but aims to protect workers amid inflation.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Military Burial Planned for Seaman Glen Rice
Seaman 1 c Glen Clifford Rice son of Mr and Mrs Troy Rice will be buried at Mount Vernon cemetery with Monroe VFW grave side honors He was killed in action May 21 1945 on a PT boat in the South Pacific His remains arrive in Brodhead Tuesday noon Service at 3 PM at Newcomer funeral home officiated by Rev J C Tingley He had been buried temporarily in a Morotai Netherlands East Indies military cemetery Born August 8 1925 in Juda he was 19 Surviving parents two brothers Edwin and Kenneth three sisters Harriet Berniece Zion and Esther Rosa Edwin served in Co K National Guard from Monroe
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Juda
Glen Clifford Rice
Troy Rice
Mount Vernon
Monroe Vfw Post
Rice
South Pacific Theater
Brodhead
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Tingley
Juda Baptist Church
Seaman Rice
Morotai
Netherlands
East Indies
Edwin
Vanport
Ore
Kenneth
Dodgeville
Jet Planes Roll Out On First Trans Atlantic Flight
Fifteen armed F-80 Shooting Stars from Selfridge Field Michigan took off in four formations for Germany in the air force’s first jet propelled trans Atlantic flight. Takeoffs ranged from 8 08 to 8 29 a m est. Weather reported good along the route as the mission signals a new era of rapid communications between America and Europe.
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Selfridge Field
Mich
Air Force
America
Europe
Brown Swiss Bull Sold By Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders
The Laird's Pathfinder, a pure bred Brown Swiss bull owned by Elaine Brennecke of Monroe, was sold to B. F. and Winifred M. Weaver of Visalia, California, as announced by the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders association.
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Elaine Brennecke
Monroe
B. F
Winifred M. Weaver
Visalia
Calif
Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Bull Merry's Max Sold By Ingold Estate
The John Ingold estate at route 5 Monroe sold the Brown Swiss bull Merry's Max to Henry Unverzagt of Hays Springs Nebraska. The sale was announced by the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders association.
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Ingold
John Ingold
Route 5
Monroe
Merry’s
Max
Henry Unverzagt
Hays Springs
Neb
Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Meier sells Brown Swiss bull to Rockton duo
Darby of Rock Hill a pure bred Brown Swiss bull from Monroe sold to Kenneth A. Johnson and W. R. Webber of Rockton Tl by the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association announcement.
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Meier
Darby
Rock Hill
Alfred Meier
Route 2
Monroe
Kenneth A. Johnson
W. R. Webber
Rockton
Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Born July 4 a son to Mr and Mrs Neuen schwander
Chicago residents and well known locally Mr and Mrs Charles Neuen schwander welcomed a son on July 4. The couple already has a six year old son named Charles.
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Charles Neuenschwander
Chicago
Charles
Social Visits Across Madison Monroe and Green County
Mrs. Stanley W Howe visited friends in Madison today. Mrs Jacob Wittner of Belleville visited in Monroe. Mr and Mrs Wendell Miller and son returned from a northern Wisconsin vacation. Miss Elsie Foesch visits Aunt Amy Krupke in South Wayne. Mrs Ernest Hayes guests of son and daughter in law in Gratiot. The tolland family Madison en route to New Diggings for a week with Wendell Watson. J T Etter Jr Dr Jack Caradine and Clayton Olson returned from a fishing trip to Eagle Lake Canada. Dr Terry Netterton Mason City IA accompanied them. Harold Berger and Lena Steuri of Monroe visit Green County before returning to Milwaukee. The Bergers stayed with Stanton Steuri at Albany and visit Robert Fernsteadt and Mrs Robert Gempler.
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Esther Paulson
Argyle
W. W. Blossom
Freeport
Jeanette Paul
Gladys Waterman
Anna Mae Pratt
Darlington
Gertrude Reinmann
Harry Monteith
Peter McCrudden
Rockford
Lois Stuessy
Charlotte Stuessy
Dubuque
Mazie Winger
Clara Krahenbuhl
Alton Kiel
Peter
Manitowish
Theresa Cleary
Monticello
Barton Pickett
Carol Schuetze
Madison
Louis Schuetzes
Frederick Norder
Chicago
John Kopp Jr
Carolyn Ardelle
John
Janesville
Mabel Collins
Jack Collins
Beloit
Agnes Roderick
Mary Jacobs
G. W. Schultz
Gladys Miller
Loreine Resser
Orangeville
Monroe
Ella Rod
Lorine
Merlin
Mendota
Ill
Carole Portinga
Kaukauna
Wis
Mary Ann von Moos
F. Earl Lamboley
Paul
Falls
Spoonerake
Herman Ann
Glorene
Janice
William Lueck
Browntown
Arthur Ruehle
Charles
LeRoy
Milwaukee
Emma Ruehle
Carrie Ruehle
Mae Buchhholtz
Howard Schuler
Belleville
Duluth
Superior
Marshfield
Wilhelmina Koehler
Martha Grossman
Koehler
Herbert D. Goecks
Dennis
Linda
Ann
Nancy Thorpe
Riverview Cottage
Pecatonica River
Raymond C. Howe
Columbus
J. W. Howe
Howe
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Phillip Counselman
Beth
J. W. Furniss
William Plate
Camp Cummings
Briggsville
Edward Saunders
Francis Saunders
Gary
Stephen
Brodhead
Pontiac
Mich
John Cosgrove
Saunders
Louis Kimm
A. D. Esler
Cosgrove
Detroit
Canada
Stanley W. Howe
Jacob Wittner
Wendell Miller
Wisconsin
Elsie Foesch
South Wayne
Amy Krupke
Ernest Hayes
Robert Hayes
Gratiot
M. G. Tolland
Lawrence
Audrey
New Diggings
Wendell Watson
J. T. Etter Jr
Jack Caradine
Clayton Olson
Eaglelake
Terry Netterton
Mason City
Caradine
Harold Berger
California
Green County
Berger
Lena Steuri
Bergers
Five state accident toll rises over weekend
Five people died in Wisconsin accidents over the weekend. James W Basner 24 of Odanah was killed when his truck overturned five miles north of Odanah, trapping him beneath the cab. Rudolph Kaderly 21 of Juda died in a three car collision near Juda after dying en route to Monroe hospital. Norvel Oestreich 21 of Park Falls a newlywed was killed in a highway 13 70 crash four miles south of Park Falls. Ronald Basque 18 of Cuba City and Gloria Trevarthen 15 of Hazel Green died when the motorcycle they rode collided with a car on highway 80 near Miss Trevarthen s hometown.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
James W. Basner
Odanah
Ashland County
Rudolph Kaderly
Juda
Monroe
Norvel Oestreich
Park Falls
Ronald Basque
Cuba City
Gloria Trevarthen
Hazel Green
Disch Brothers win amateur contest at Black Hawk picnic
Two Argyle youngsters the Disch Brothers won the amateur contest at the 9th annual Black Hawk picnic in Woodford over the weekend. Hundreds attended a two day event featuring ball games amateur show contests and the Ben Berger circus acts.
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Woodford
Disch Brothers
Argyle
Black Hawk
Ben Berger
Monroe Girl Chosen For All-State Band
Harveda Benkert daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Benkert will play in the all state centennial high school band at West Allis August 28 29 She was notified of the honor by mail and is attending the Madison music clinic She plays the clarinet.
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Harveda Benkert
Louis Benkert
West Allis
Harveda
Madison
Funeral Rites Held For Miss M. Alice Treat
Miss M. Alice Treat died after a brief illness in St. Clare hospital and would have been 83. Pallbearers included F J Karlen Jr Winslow and others. Rev Henry Cooper officiated. Eastern Star rites were held at Greenwood cemetery. Treat helped in Monroe's civic life on boards of education parks and libraries.
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M. Alice Treat
Shriner - Neushwander
F. J. Karlen Jr
Winslow
Fred J. Blumer
Larry Dodge
Harry C. Young
Fred J. Bolender
Sears A. Freeman
Henry Cooper
The
Universalist Church
Miss Treat
Eastern Star
Treat
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Board of Education
City Park
Democrats Hear Calls for Two Front War at Convention
Delegates in Pennsylvania hear leaders argue for a two front war to win in November under President Truman. National Chairman McGrath blasts the 80th Congress as negativism and obstruction. Senator Lucas predicts a civil rights compromise at the convention with a vote if needed.
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Pennsylvania
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Roosevelt
Douglas
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Lucas
Socialists Seek Madison Theater for Rallies
The state socialist party's executive committee plans to hold two political rallies at the Memorial Union theater on the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison.
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Milwaukee
State
Socialist Party
Memorial Union
University of Wisconsin In
Madison
Funeral services for Aretus Armstrong
Funeral services for Aretus Armstrong of Browntown, 48, who died Friday at St. Clare hospital, were held at Stuessy funeral home. Rev. J. L. Haack officiated. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. Pallbearers were fellow Browntown Border plant employees Ward Merritt, Ralph Lueck, David Werren, Nicholas Mayne, Gerald Swiggum and Alva Phillips.
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Aretus Armstrong
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
Stuessy
J. L. Haack
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brodhead
Ward Merrit
Ralph Lueck
David Werren
Nicholas Mayne
Gerald Swiggum
Alva Phillips
Armstrong
Funeral for Mrs. Barbara Kubly Held in Monticello
Pallbearers for Mrs. Barbara Kubly's funeral Friday were Clifford Whitehead Albany Henry E Babler Otto Bently John Altman George Griffy and Marvin Voegeli. Out of town mourners included Isaac Kubly Mata Ivan Chicago and many relatives from Lodi Fond du Lac Monroe Belleville New Glarus and other areas.
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Barbara Kubly
Monticello
Clifford Whitehead
Albany
Henry E. Babler
Otto Bently
John Altman
George Griffy
Marvin Voegeli
Isaac Kubly
Mata
Ivan
Chicago
Louis Zelinka
Milton
Harley Cushman
Dorothy Cushman
Lodi
John Voege
Mobile X Ray Unit Opens Four Day Stay
Workers at several local cheese firms visited the mobile X ray unit at 17th avenue for chest X rays on the first day of a four day schedule. The unit offers free X rays sponsored by the Anti Tuberculosis association with planned locations at 14th avenue and 17th street Turner hall and Browntown later in the week.
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17Th Avenue
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
14Th Avenue
17Th Street
Turner Hall
Browntown
Israeli Armies Break Arab Strongholds In Palestine Drive
Israeli high command announced that Arabs defending Er Ramle have offered to surrender as forces encircle the town. Lydda fell earlier with capture of Lydda airport and Beit Nabala, aiming toward Latrun and Jerusalem. An air raid on Jerusalem wounded several children as Egyptian planes hit Tel Aviv and other targets.
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Cairo
Tel Aviv
Er Ramle
Arab Legion
Latrun
Jerusalem
Lydda
Lydda-El Ramle
Palestine
Ben Shemen
Beit Nabala
UN envoy Bernadotte due to report on Palestine crisis
The Egyptian defense ministry reported settlements. Arabs claimed gains in the Gilboa hills above Jenin in central Palestine. Count Folke Bernadotte was en route to Lake Success New York to deliver an initial report to the U N Security Council on the Palestine crisis.
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Gilboa Hills
Jenin
Nablus-Tulkarm
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
Lake Success
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Britain and U S Close Lend Lease Accounts
Britain and the United States signed two agreements ending Britain’s lend lease balance of 31 billion dollars and related wartime obligations. Secretary of State Marshall and British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks sealed the accords, reflecting Britain’s return of 6.75 billion dollars in reverse lend lease during the war.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Britain
State Marshall
Sir Oliver Franks
Mixed tennis players held on segregation charges in park
In Baltimore twenty one Negroes and whites who played mixed tennis at a public park were held for grand jury action on charges of violating park segregation rules and disorderly conduct.
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Baltimore
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A. Om Op
Commine
P.m. Eigen
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Edward Damge Blanchardville, Son
U. S. Steel
Glen Rice
Germany
Karlen’s Bakery
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Mer
Century Beats
Century
John B. Holtshopple Jr
10Th. Street
Century Engineering Corporation
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Milwaukee Railroad
Tion
Montgomery Ward
Chevrolet
Briliant Home Movies
Revere
U.S
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Power and Light Co
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Insurance Agency
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