Weather forecast for Blythe and nationwide highs
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness with scattered showers in the southeast this evening, clearing Sunday. Temperatures hover around 58 to 66 tonight and 78 to 86 Sunday, with Blythe, California listed as the warmest U S spot at 116 and Fraser, Colorado as the coldest at 37. Sunrise is 4 43 and sunset 7 28. Precipitation since yesterday stands at .03 inch. Barometer readings are 29 38 at 1 am and 29 42 at 1 pm.
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U. S
Blythe
Calif
Fraser
Colo
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Brooklyn
J B Heeren transfers Its 1 and 4 block 1 Andricks add Monroe to Marvin T Holcomb. Esther Doyle of Bruce sells It 4 block 7 West Side add Brooklyn to Aden C Chase. Joseph Steiner sells parcel of outlet 27 in Monroe to Vernard D Swiese.
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J. B. Heeren
Marvin T. Holcomb
Andrick
City of
Monroe
Esther Doyle
Bruce
Aden C. Chase
West Side
Brooklyn
Joseph Steiner
Vernard D. Swiese
Speeding Case Noted in Small Claims Hearing
Small Claims Court Judge Marshall Peterson presided over a case involving George Lageson of Route 1 Blanchardville. A speeding charge led to forfeiture of a $75 bond, processed by the Sheriff's department.
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Marshall Peterson George Lageson
Blanchardville
Sheriff's Department
Marriage Licenses for Lokken and Crismon
Duane R. Lokken 21 of York Township and Daisy Lou Crismon 19 of Dixon Missouri obtain marriage licenses in the current record.
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Duane R. Lokken
York Township
Daisy Lou Crismon
Dixon, Mo
Local Birth Announcements for July 15 16
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moe of South Wayne announce a son born July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Christien of Orfordville announce a son born July 16. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scharff of Beloit announce a daughter born July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Ku ban of 1831 19th street announce a son born July 16.
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Donald Moe
South Wayne
Orrin Christienson
Orfordville
Donald Scharff
Beloit
Anthony M. Ku‘ban
19Th Street
Son
St. Clare Hospital notices list discharges and surgeries
St. Clare Hospital Medical reports include Au burndale Wisconsin resident Mrs Henry Marty and Sever Engen of Mt Horeb as surgical cases. Dismissals cover a long list: John Madden Rev Carl Thompson Frank Maloney and many others including Mrs Lorena Binger Barbara Van Saun and Mrs Werner Fahrney with son and twin daughters and Junior Kundert.
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Henry Marty
Auburndale
Wis
Sever Engen
Mt. Horeb
William Cory
18Th Avenue
Leo Sarbacker
Albany
George S. Mauerman
11Th Street
John Madden
Carl Thompson
Frank Maloney
Lorena Binger
Barbara van Saun
Walter Karlie
Sophia Grossman
Kathleen Block
Maxine Dougherty
Jean Engebretson
Werner Fa
Kiwanis Golf Event To Host 60 Players And Dinner
Officials of the district Kiwanis golf tournament anticipate more than 60 golfers from Janesville Beloit Jefferson Monroe and Madison for a noon start and more than 80 dining attendees after an afternoon of action. The event is organized by Robert G. Rote Jr. Roland W. Blaha and Alvin H. Babler.
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Kiwanis
Janesville
Beloit
Jefferson
Monroe
Madison
Robert G. Rote Jr
Roland W. Blaha
Alvin H. Babler
Kiwanis Ub
Rep. Smith Seeks Week of Constitution Events
U S Rep Lawrence H Smith of the First District introduces a House resolution to authorize a proclamation naming September 17 to 23 Constitution Week. The measure invites citizens to observe the week in schools churches and community centers with ceremonies and programs.
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U. S
Lawrence H. Smith
House
State Cheddar Mart Steady During Week
Wisconsin cheese markets were steady this week the State Department of Agriculture reported. Prices were unchanged demand was fair to good and confidence remained. Offerings of single daisies were light others adequate and cheddars heavy across the market.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Broge Honored At Pink And Blue Shower
Mrs. Richard Broge was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower Friday night in the Arley Vogel home. Attendees included Mrs. Earl Aiken Mrs. Norman Johnson Mrs. Delivyn Brandenburg Mrs. Donald Van Wagenen Mrs. Paul W. Ruf Mrs. Truman Selck Mrs. Glenn Gruenberg Mrs. Jack O Donahue Mrs. George Norton Mrs. Vogel.
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Richard Broge
Arley Vogel
Mmes
Earl Aiken
Norman Johnson
Delivyn Brandenburg
Donald van Wagenen
Paul W. Ruf
Truman Selck
Glenn Gruenberg
Jack O'Donahue
George Norton
Vogel
Broge
Wisconsin Dairy Federation Elects Directors Monday
The annual Wisconsin Dairy Federation meeting will take place Monday at the Loraine hotel in Madison starting at noon. Directors and officers will be elected and committee reports presented with discussion on dairy interest problems led by William Groves.
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The
Wisconsin Dairy Federation
Loraine Hotel
Madison
William Groves
Plan Approval for Green County Hospital Cold Storage Building
State Department of Public Welfare approved the $50,000 cold storage project at Green County Hospital on July 11 after bids were let. Supervisor Schiller questioned contract validity and earlier plan approval. a Graham letter confirms department approval existed before bids. District Attorney Brand said Industrial Commission approval was obtained. no construction has begun.
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Green County Hospital
State Department of Public Welfare
Second Ward
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Clarence T. Graham
Division of
Mental Hygiene
Graham
Wilbur J. Schmidt
Department
Dist. Atty
Franz W. Brand
Brand
State Industrial Commission
City Man Faces Federal Charges After Chase
A Monroe man William J. Schneider aged 25 was arrested after a city chase Wednesday. He faces federal charges of transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines and was taken to Madison by U S Marshals and FBI. He is expected to appear in federal court next week. A detainer is expected to bring him back to Monroe after the Madison hearing. Schneider previously pleaded guilty to selling mortgaged property here in January with 18 months sentence withheld. He was stopped during a routine status check with the Armed Forces while driving a motorcycle reported stolen in Freeport.
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Monroe
William J. Schneider
9Th Avenue
Madison
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Samuel F. Humbel
Schneider
Freeport
Twins Worked Traffic Scheme Fined $1,500
New York twins Sonia Shay and Dana Miller paid $1,500 in traffic fines after police unraveled their swap of vehicles. Shay paid $700 for 14 summonses at the $50 maximum, while Miller covered $800 of a $4,300 total for 86 summonses, with rest due by Sept. 5.
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New York
Sonia Shay
Dana Miller
Larry M. Vetrano
Shay
Carmel
N. Y
John M. Murtagh
Holcomb Couple Buy 21st Street Lot for New Home
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holcomb have bought a residential building lot from J. B. Heeren on 21st Street off 17th Avenue. Construction on a one story frame house will begin soon.
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Marvin Holcomb
J. B. Heeren
21St Street
17Th Avenue
Annual Barbecue Supper At St Victor School Ground
Delicious barbecue sandwiches homemade cakes pies ice cream coffee hot dogs and soft drinks will be served next Wednesday from 430 p m throughout the evening on St Victor s school playground. Musical talent will entertain. All are invited and welcome.
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St. Victor’s School
Adv
Mauerman Undergoes Knee Surgery in Morning
George S. Mauerman underwent minor knee surgery this morning and is reported in good condition at St. Clare hospital.
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George S. Mauerman
St. Clare Hospital
Kubans Name Newborn Randy Paul in St. Clare Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kuban named their son Randy Paul born today at St. Clare hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Julia Kuban of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nemeck. The Kubans have two older children, Diane, 7, and William, 2.
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Kubans
Anthony Kuban
Randy Paul
St. Clare Hospital
Julia Kuban
Milwaukee
Paul Nemeck
Diane
William
Escapee Hoff man Sentenced in Wisconsin Burglary Case
James Hoffman, 20, of Green Bay, who escaped from Outagamie County jail on July 4, was sentenced to 110 years in Waupun state prison on a burglary charge. He was arrested in Paducah Kentucky and returned to Wisconsin.
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Waupun
Green Bay
James Hoffman
Outagamie County
Waupun State Prison
Hoffman
Paducah
Personal Notes From Here and There in the Region
Numerous visitors and travelers pass through, with residents from Whitewater Argyle Manawa Eagle River Albany Aurora Madison Monroe Clintonville and Chicago among those noted. Guests include Mrs Clara Schmoll Miss E Hermann and Mr and Mrs H E Beer. others travel from New Glarus Evanston and Madison while relatives gather in Monticello and Ashland for visits and events.
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Earl James
Whitewater
Carl Schmid
Argyle
Eno
Cage
Clara Schmoll
Manawa
E. E. Hermann
Eagle River
Harry Zentner
Albany
B. R. Skaggs
Aurora, Il
Henry Youngblood Jr
Woodford
Claude A. Brown
Monroe
H. E. Beer
Abingdon
Jakob Kummer
New Glarus
D. J. Husher
Evanston
Yeste Mmes
F. Castle
A. Castle
R. Dexter
Franklin Park
Marge Meyers
Chicago
Charles Hyland
Carl Schlittler
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
Olin Flisram
Clintonville
Royal Arch Mason
LaVon Jones
10Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Lydia West
Los Angeles
Madison
Roderick Bennett
Rose Schilt
Frieda Kueng
Robert Schilt
Fred
Fred Meythalers
Melissa
Band Will Play Hospital Concert
The Monroe high school 94 piece senior band will perform a hospital concert in Green County on Tuesday at 7. Allan F Jerenek says junior members in the senior group will debut. Shirley Geigel sings, a twirling trio of Delores Marti Penny Haberman Carmen Norton accompanied by Allan L Barnard as student conductor.
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Monroe High School
Green County
Allan F. Jerenek
Shirley Geigel
Delores Marti
Penny Haberman
Carmen Norton
Allan L. Barnard
Barnard
Chicago Police Nab Five in Vice Checkup
Chicago vice squad raided two apartments Friday night arresting four women and one man. Christine Clark from Rockford was held against her will claim cited by her father. Officers seized marijuana cigarettes and a ledger with names in the first apartment and arrested Lorraine Young 28 in that location. In the second raid they took Dell Young 34 Patricia Atkins 28 and Sally Stolski 23 along with a second ledger.
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Chicago
Vice
Christine Clark
Rockford
Miss Clark
Lorraine Young
Concert Series Opens In New Glarus On Swiss Church Lawn
The first of a summer band concert series will be held Wednesday at 8 p m on the Swiss church lawn. Mrs Edwin Klassy is director.
NATO backs plan for Geneva summit with Big Three
NATO endorsed the Western Big Three plan for a Geneva summit. Dulles MacMillan and Pinay briefed the alliance, which voiced no points of issue. The council affirmed unity and continued mutual consultations. The aim remains reunification of Germany with freedom to choose its political future and NATO membership.
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Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO) Council
Germany
Council
Paul- Henri Spaak
Europe
NATO
Abusive Customer Beats Up Policeman in Milwaukee
A 24 year old patrolman Gerald Kennedy suffered a brain concussion and possible skull fracture after ejecting an abusive customer from an all night eatery. The 32 year old, weighing 229 pounds, was arrested and admitted to the assault. No charges were filed yet.
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Milwaukee
Gerald Kennedy
St. Luke’s Hospital
Floyd Engebretson
Kennedy
Highway Chief Dies in Marinette County
Fred Edwin 73 longtime Marinette County highway commissioner since 1947 died today. He served as county board member city alderman and was a past president of the Wisconsin County Highway Commissioners Association.
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Marinette
Fred Edwin
Marinette County
Edwin
Wisconsin County Highway Commissioners Association
C-46 Crash Lands in Wheat Field Near Newman
An Air Force C-46 transport crash landed in a wheat field near Newman Illinois during a training flight from Chanute to Brookley. Four crewmen rode it down and eight parachuted to safety with no injuries. Police rounded up parachutists. unofficial cause cited as malfunctioning flaps leading to engine overheating.
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Newman, Ill
Air Force
Newman
Chanute Air Force Base
Brookley Air Force Base
Alabama
Legion Elections Use Secret Vote At Wisconsin Convention
Milwaukee convention officials choose secret ballot to elect state officers. The Wisconsin department commander candidates named are Roman eater Sauk City Robert Rose Bonduel C E Sipple Menominee and Raymond Agne Milwaukee. A heated debate preceded the vote with supporters arguing for democratic methods and opponents contending secrecy discredits candidates.
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Milwaukee
American Legion
Wisconsin
Roman Eater
Sauk City
Robert Rose
Bonduel
C. E. Sipple
Menomonie
Raymond Agne
Kenneth Greenquist
Racine
Harold Kuehl
William Trinke
Lake Geneva
William McEwen
River Falls
Hoffman Maynard
McEwen
Legion
Higley Reports Progress in Veteran Mental Health
Harvey Higley of Marinette, VA administrator, told a Wisconsin Legion convention panel that about 60 000 of 110 000 VA hospital patients are mental cases. He said new methods may return about one fifth of new patients to home life and that three of four of those remaining could stay at home.
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Milwaukee
Veterans
Harvey Higley
Marinette
Veterans Administration
Higley
Wisconsin American Legion
Ford outlines modified layoff pay plan amid union concerns
Ford Motor Co official John S. Bugas says the plan removes UAW guaranteed annual wage dangers by offering a watered down version. He asserts inadequate unemployment systems could drive a supplement, risking a breakthrough in the auto industry this summer. Ford and GM negotiated, Chrysler to follow later. Chrysler contract expires Aug. 31.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
John S. Bugas
UAW
Bugas
Milwaukee and Wisconsin debate Kohler strike impacts
Wisconsin leaders urge settlement while Duluth Superior and Ashland ports threaten to close to Kohler cargoes. AFL Maritime Trades Council backs a hard line as NLRB hearing into unfair labor practices at Kohler pauses until July 20.
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Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Zeidler
Kohler
Lake Superior
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Ashland
Matt Antilla
AFL Maritime Trades Council
R. E. Baumberger
L. R. McPherson
Port Authority
Harlow Richardson
National Labor’ Relations Board
Montreal Expects No Dock Troubles
Harbor officials report no expected delays when two Norwegian freighters the Divina and the Fossum arrive to unload bulk cargoes for a Wisconsin strike plant. Donat Bibeaut of the International Longshoremen's Association says his union will not be involved as ships bypassed Milwaukee ports during a 15 month Kohler strike.
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Montreal
Wisconsin
Donat Bibeaut
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL -Tlc
Milwaukee
Kohler Company
United Auto Workers
CIO
Strike Call Postponed by Mediation in Chicago
Union mediation acceptance delays a scheduled strike against the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad. The National Mediation Board will convene meetings in Chicago to continue talks, postponing action set for Monday.
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Chicago
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
National Mediation Board
Weather Bureau Sees Mercury Above Normal
The Weather Bureau’s 30 day outlook for mid July to mid August predicts below normal temperatures in the Southeast and Far West. Above normal temperatures are expected elsewhere, with the Central Plains and Great Lakes seeing the largest departures. Precipitation should exceed normal in the southeast and northwest, with below normal in a broad zone from New England to the Central Plains. Near normal amounts are expected in other regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Central Plains
Great Lakes
New England
Mississippi Valley
Separated Twins Nearer Recovery in Chicago
Little Deborah Marie Andrews has returned home with her parents while sister Christine Mary, the smaller twin, is expected to join them soon. The 9 month olds, survivors of a April 21 separation at Mercy hospital, have shown consistent progress after a 3 hour operation and subsequent plastic surgeries. Christine Mary’s recent surgery extended her hospital stay. Born October 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Andrews, the twins were separated by a 14 doctor team and remain with an open skull to be later covered by a bone transplant.
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Chicago
Deborah Marie Andrews
Christine Mary
Mercy Hospital
Wilfred J. Andrews
Rodney Dee Brodie
Illinois
Brodie
Air Force Eyes Long Term Missile and Career Manpower Push
The briefing highlights emphasize developing aircraft and weapons and building a career fliers corps. Gen Twining outlines requirements for a qualitatively superior air force looking 5 to 10 years ahead. Radford stresses stable career manpower to reduce turnover and costs across all armed forces.
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Air Force
Radford
Explosives Kill Michigan Youth
Portland Michigan on edge after two boys allegedly stole detonators from Barley-Earhart Corp. warehouse. Keith Jones nine was killed and William Gorman ten lost a leg with severe injuries. about 2000 caps missing, police warn of danger as search continues.
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Portland
Mich
Michigan
Keith Jones
William Gorman
St. Lawrence Hospital
Lansing
William
Barley-Earhart Corp
Keith
Ferried Automobiles Top Eng lish Channel Crossing Figure
More than 100000 automobiles are moved yearly across the English Channel. The figure reflects heavy traffic between Britain and Europe, with vehicles crossing by ferry and shuttle services operating to meet demand.
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English Channel
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Ghese Daily Record
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Rep. Smith
Mrs. Broge
Dairy Federation
City Man
Paul and
Annabelle Ganshert
Monroe Evening Times
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WEKZ
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Jolly Switzers
Blackhawk
Turner Hall
Henry Altman
Paul Frenzel
Louie Blanc
T. Wilkins Weber
Massillon
Repository
Canton
Evening Times
Weber
E. C. Hamilton
Times
Doris James Sere Love
Cinemascope Stereophonic Sound! and Color Co
Starrin
Cameron Mitchell
Robert Keith
Tom Tully
Howard Hughes
Alan
Technicolor
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