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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
6
The Daily Record lists warm and cooler trends for July 19 1946 with a forecast for pleasant coolness Saturday. It records high around the mid 90s and low around the low 70s and notes Phoenix Arizona as the warmest spot in the country at 105 and Washington State as the coldest at 49. Also shown are sunrise 4 38 and sunset 7 33.
In Darlington county court a case of contempt is filed for failure to pay child support. The proceedings involve nonpayment by a named party and seek enforcement action under local support statutes.
Mr and Mrs Henry Nelson New Glarus announce a daughter born July 19. Mr and Mrs Marvin Schultz Winslow announce a daughter born July 19.
Medical: Elmer Hawthorne at 1328 23rd avenue with Mrs Elsie Cotton Beloit. Surgical: Elsie Blum Monroe Toute 4 with Mrs Walter Ufer Gratiot. Dismissals include Walter Minnig Chester Lois Ann Johnson Sally and Sue Wenger Mrs William Wenger Mrs Loan Richards George Laughridge Mrs Andrew Erickson Mrs Raymond Kundert and daughter Mrs William Green.
Washington chairman Connally outlined a seven point program for U S action to prevent the unthinkable tragedy of a third world war He cautioned that any great power should not divert from UN objectives and urged hope in the United Nations during the Paris big four foreign ministers conference.
Demonstrations against price rises have occurred in several cities including Kenosha Racine and LaCrosse as butter sells around 79 cents per pound. In Ironwood Michigan prices rose to 79 cents then fell to 75. The Sheboygan milk council cites two cent per quart milk price rise tied to ending subsidies. Madison saw Oscar Mayer suspend livestock purchases due to overfilled deliveries and Wausau sellers blame hot weather for weak meat demand with beef and lamb ample while ham and bacon run short. Stevens Point notes restaurant prices up 8 to 10 percent.
A sweltering Midwest heat wave eased as a breeze and clouds moved in. The U S Weather Bureau forecast a steady cool front spreading east from the plains, with Chicago’s 100 degree day and Canadian air bringing much needed relief by late today or tomorrow.
Funeral services for Fred P Pandow age 45 of Wisconsin Rapids will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Catholic church. Pandow, a Consolidated Power and Paper Co. employee, died Wednesday in a La Crosse hotel. He was born July 25 1900 in Gratiot and attended Gra tiot High School later Studied at Marquette University. He resided at 620 oc avenue Park Ridge i. Surviving are his wife Lucina Jenske a son Frederick Paul in the service two daughters Mary Lou and Helen at home and his mother.
Local notes record visits and calls across Argyle and nearby locales. Residents and visitors include Henry Aebly Jr Argyle. Miss Carrie Ruehle Milwaukee. Peter Wickey Gratiot. Mrs Frank DeVoe Browntown. Leona Wicker South Wayne. Ray Beckman Berlin. Evelyn Graves Shullsburg. Roland Johnson Madison. Barbara Perdue Milwaukee. and many others. Social calls span Milwaukee Madison Chicago Beloit Janesville and Washington County with a bake sale by U B Women planned Saturday at the gas office.
The Army denied union busting charges after firing five civilian employees at the Aberdeen proving ground. The national security justification was given with no details, though the workers included physicists and chemists. The CIO Public Workers of America local linked the move to union activity, while local leaders called it a union matter.
Mr and Mrs David Kundert of New Glarus announce their son Raymond Kundert has been promoted to major while stationed near Frankfort Germany He has five years in service and held a captain rating since going overseas a year and a half ago
Miss Florence Grob of New Glarus has graduated from the St. Agnes School of Nursing Fond du Lac and will remain at the hospital until November when her course ends.
Kraft Foods manager Ralph Wenger awarded William Hogan a 10 year gold pin after he completed a decade of service without a chargeable accident as a Kraft driver.
Exterior refinishing work started today at the Ludlow hotel with Painting Exterior Painters handling the project. The crew aims to restore the facade while preserving architectural details of the historic building.
About 150 members and guests attended Glen Zilmer post 84 American Legion at the fairgrounds dance pavilion. A Beloit trick band provided entertainment and the post conducted its usual business. a luncheon was served.
Georgia voters in a Democratic primary produce a paradox with Gene Talmadge winning a majority of county unit votes while James V. Carmichael leads the overall vote count. The county unit system, established in 1917, favors rural areas as the race concentrates power in Georgia's 159 counties amid a first time open primary allowing Black voters.
In blitz damaged London workmen dig in the financial district seeking Roman era remains. The Society of Antiquaries funds excavations east of the old town hall and market place under the direction of W F Grimes keeper and secretary of the London museum.
Archaeologists describe Roman London occupying about 400 acres, the largest western city. Early construction began in the first century, with evidence suggesting dig depths of 7 to 8 feet to uncover remains, and in some areas city layers extend 20 to 25 feet below ground, as later structures from the mid second century were destroyed by cellars.
Classified ads often provide practical solutions by connecting buyers and services. They offer affordable, immediate access to items, jobs, and opportunities, reflecting local needs and community resources.
New York Poliomyelitis mortality shows a marked downward trend over five decades with girls gaining the advantage. From 1911 1915 to 1941 1945 death rates fell especially for children under 5, shifting highest mortality ages and favoring girls by about half the rate of boys.
In Worland Wyoming Cy Mileski fished all day with a damaged casting arm and landed a trout before a hospital exam revealed a fracture near the shoulder from a fall while reaching for tackle in a truck.
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