Daily Record Weather Almanac for July 24 1946
Weather brief notes cooler in south and central areas tonight with fair skies Thursday. Daytime high around 87 and low near 60. Past 24 hours trace precipitation. Barometer 29.63 at 2 am and 29.75 at 2 pm. Warmest city to date Phoenix 105, coldest Sault Ste. Marie 47. Sunrise 4:43, sunset 7:29.
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Berometer
U. S
Yester- Gey
Phoenix
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Real Estate Transfers in Albany and Spring Grove
Otto Pehl and others transfer to Lloyd Woodhead, while Tell a Griffin sells parcel in Albany township. Sam H Coldren conveys land in Spring Grove to FF E, detailing local property movements and holders.
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Otto Pehl Et al
Lloyd Woodhead
Tella Griffin
Olive B. Hillard
Albany Township
Sam H. Coldren
FF. E
Spring Grove
Eee
Obituary Snippet for William McCool and Mrs Mondike
William McCool, 83, of Rockford, dies. Mrs. John E. Mondike, 41, of 746 Independence Blvd., Chicago, also noted in notice.
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William McCool
Rockford
John E. Mondike
Independence Blvd
Chicago
Births Reported at St. Clare Hospital
Mrs Alvin Zuhike of Monroe Route 5 welcomes a son on July 23. Mr Harold Bergen of Brooklyn welcomes a son on July 24. Mr Ernest Studer of 2023 Tth Street welcomes a son on July 24.
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St. Clare Hospital
Alvin Zuhike
Monroe
Son
Harold Bergen
Brooklyn
Ernest Studer
Tth Street
Community List of Names and Addresses in Scheduling
Surgical: Lee Germann 1312 14th street Eugene Duffy Mr Horeb Patricia Kueck Brodhead William DuCharme Footville Medical: Mrs Clayton Hall Brodhead Jack Stoney Clinton Spencer Deal 526 19th avenue Mrs Pauline Holmen Argyle Dismissals: Robert Nelson Mrs Robert Davis Mrs George Messer Mrs Glen Soper Clarence Zimmerman and Mrs Herbert Oildenberg.
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Lee Germann
14Th Street
Eugene Duffy
Horeb
Patricia Kueck
Brodhead
William DuCharme
Footville
Clayton Hall
Jack Stoney
Clinton
Spencer Deal
19Th Avenue
Pauline Holmen
Argyle
Robert Nelson
Robert Davis
George Messer
Glen Soper
Clarence Zimmerman
Herbert Oildenberg
Forked Horn Buck Shooting Extended to Nine Days
Wisconsin deer hunters will enjoy a nine day forked horn buck season from November 23 to December 1. The Conservation Commission approved the longer period after a recommendation by state conservation congress organizations in 45 counties. Commissioner Charles Smith of Wausau framed the motion noting opposition would anger many hunters.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Charles Smith
Wausau
Citizens Expenditure Board Opposes City Income Tax
The Wisconsin Citizens Public Expenditure Survey board goes on record opposing city income taxes or new revenue sources to solve municipal deficits. It argues a city income levy would add a third direct tax on incomes already taxed federally and at the state level and questions the tax's legality.
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Madison
Wisconsin Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Heighten Tension Through Palestine Bombing of King David Hotel
A large manhunt in Jerusalem follows the King David hotel bombing. Arab leaders threaten action if Britain does not curb terrorism, while Irgun Zvai Leumi claims responsibility. 29 Jewish suspects held. eight youths alleged to have planted explosives dressed as Arabs.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
King David Hotel
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Associated
Attlee
Old City
Wife Seeks Divorce After News Broadcast Signal
In Uniontown Pennsylvania four years ago Mrs Lilly Carrick 47 of Connellsville filed for divorce claiming nightly routine because her husband turned on the news program at five minutes till nine. Judge F John Morrow granted the divorce.
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Uniontown
Lilly Carrick
Connellsville
F. John Morrow
Personal Mention Plumbing Impacts Niles and Monroe Visitors
Local notes list many residents and visitors from Clarno Detroit Chicago and Madison with brief mentions of business calls and personal visits. Several groups travel to Monroe Richland Center and Freeport for shopping and hospital or family visits. A Richland Friendship picnic is announced for Sunday July 28 at Recreation Park.
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Niles
W. P. Schroeder
Clarno
Marie Rohrer
Detroit
Nathan Rote
Fonenes “Miller
Juda
Dave G. Scott
Argyle
Monroe
Beulah Bowden
Brodhead
Arthur Mennicke
Janesville
Frank Ma
Ella Gundrey
South Wayne
Alice Minder
Barbara Taft
Browntown
Kathryn Johnson
Sam Schar
Freeport
Charles A. Schindler
Edgerton
Henry Babler
North
Joy Miller
Bill
Richland Center
E. M. Wilson
Sterling
St. Clare Hospital
Gladys
Rosemary Alexander
Shullsburg
Richland
Charles Wood
Andrew Heinzelman
Walter Share
Bernice Wenger
Beulah Niedermeier
Monroe Yesteray
Frank Bonk
Patty
Chicago
Frank Kantro
Maxine
Donna Ann Draheim
Milwaukee
Will Geigel
Russell Beach
Racine
Mary Howe
Times Office
Leslie Bunyan
Betty Brown
Madison
Lucille Odegaard
Simon R. Lynch
Henry Bowers
Minneapolis
Lloyd Shelstrete
Willis Zwidey
Lorraine Elmer
Violet Duerst
New Glarus
Lois U Heinzelman
Elizabeth Gisler
Beach
William F., Howe
Susan Mary
Burnell Nygard
Beloit
Henry Nygard
Sarah Brewster
Nygard
Gunder Nygard
Hollandale
Local residents and visitors noted in Monticello area
A series of social calls and business visits were recorded in Monticello and surrounding towns. Residents listed include A F Moriz, Mrs Emil Escher, Harley Adieman, Mrs M J Stuessy, Clifford and Donald Crone, Mrs W B Bates, Fred Blumer, Mrs R H Schoonover and daughter Jean, Burton H Lynch, Mrs E A Janke, Letha Neuenschwander, Virginia May Cleary, Ben Holcomb and daughter Loretta, Mrs Edna Schuler, Mrs Marie Monte, Anton Grawehr, Theodore and Bernard Grawehr, Melchior Denny and family, Leon Gempeler, Merlyn Loveland, Fred Hall, Orla J Tracy family, Elizabeth Guider, Miss Dorothy Nybroten, Miss Katherine Laeser, LeRoy Laeser, Clark Dooley and Dooley family, John F Towle and Philadelphia visitors, with several trips to nearby towns for business or social calls.
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A. F. Moriz
Monticello
Emil Escher
Harley Adieman
Beloit
M. J. Stuessy
New Glarus
Clifford
Donald Crone
Orangeville
W. B. Bates
Madison
Monroe Toy
Fred Blumer
R. H. Schoonover
Jean
Brooklyn
Burton H. Lynch
E. A Janke
Freeport
Letha Neuenschwander
Harold Gower
Jane Lageson
Blanchardville
Theodore
Bernard Grawehr
Boonton
N. J
Anton Grawehr
Melchior Denny
Lake Superor
Leon Gempeler
Merlyn Loveland
Fred Hall
Chicago
Orla J. Tracy
Robert
Robert Stocker Sr
Irma
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Guider
William Guider
Dorothy Nybroten
Rockford
Casper Nybroten
Argyle
Katherine
LeRoy Laeser
Funeral for Mrs. J C Penn Held at Local Home
Funeral services for Mrs. J C Penn were conducted at 2 p m today at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Charles Rawson of Chicago officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Dr C W Bennett Myron Zimmerman Peter S Solomon Roy F Burmeister Fred L Kohli and Oscar N Johnson named.
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J. C. Penn
Shriner-Neushwander
Charles Rawson
Chicago
Union Church
Greenwood Cemetery
C. W. Bennett
Myron Zimmerman
Peter S. Solomon
Roy F. Burmeister
Fred L. Kohli
Oscar N. Johnson
Rockford Woman Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Helen Brawand daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred E Brawand submitted to an appendectomy Tuesday at a Rockford hospital. She is employed in Rockford. Her mother visited her yesterday.
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Helen Brawand
Fred E. Brawand
Rockford
Miss Brawand
Lieutenant Colonel Zinser Remains At Ft Benning For A Year
Lt Col Roy F Zinser writes his parents that he stays at Ft Benning for at least a year with the army. He holds the rank of lieutenant colonel and notes his wife and children are with him.
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Ft. Benning
Roy F. Zinser
Army
J. F. Zinser
Baby James Roger Zuhlke Born at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Alvin Zuhlke of Monroe route 5 named their infant son James Roger born Tuesday afternoon at St. Clare hospital. Mrs Zuhlke formerly Roberta Oliver.
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Alvin Zuhlke
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
James Roger
4 H Cluber Miss Marjorie Schmid to Appear on Madison Radio
Monroe 4 H member Miss Marjorie Schmid will be guest of Green County Agent E O Baker in a Madison radio program at 11 30 a m Friday. Discussion will cover her 4 H experiences and activities.
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Marjorie Schmid
Monroe
E. O. Baker
Green County
Madison
Mississippi Cruise Heads Downriver From Madison to Dubuque
Harold W. Gordon and John A. Becker departed with Tracy of Tracy boat yard in Madison to La Crosse for a two day Mississippi cruise aboard a Chris-Craft cruiser. They are on the river today and expect a Dubuque arrival tomorrow before returning overland.
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Mississippi
Harold W. Gordon
John A. Becker
Manager Tracy
Tracy Boat Yard
Madison
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Army releases Cpl Norman V. Lynn from Ft. Sheridan
Corpl Norman V. Lynn of 1503 12th Avenue is listed among the army personnel released from the separation center at Ft. Sheridan. He is among the service members discharged from the facility during the period.
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Norman V. Lynn
12Th Avenue
Ft. Sheridan
Rehearsal Draws 130 Musicians for Eighth Old Timers Band
About 130 musicians attended the rehearsal for the eighth annual old timers band concert held last night in the high school music room. Delegates came from South Wayne Browntown Monticello New Glarus Beloit Brodhead Mineral Point and Monroe.
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South Wayne
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Beloit
Brodhead
Mineral Point
Monroe
Delegates Head to International Youth Fellowship Meet
Miss Jean Marie Rabehl Evelyn Geigel from Monroe Immanuel Evangelical church and James Retzlaff Rev Peter Retzlaff Juda Evangelical church depart for Lake Wawasee Syracuse Ind to attend the Evangelical Church international youth fellowship convention. About 1000 delegates attend with Rep Walter Judd Minnesota delivering the closing address Sunday evening.
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Jean Marie Rabehl
Evelyn Geigel
Monroe
OPA Price Controls and Policy Shifts Face Reestablishment
The article outlines how price ceilings would be revived for most items, with June 30 baselines guiding raw food meal costs and limited retroactive rent refunds. It notes evictions, subsidies, and margins on autos and clothing, plus the decontrol framework and the 3 man board’s overrule powers amid a broad transition in postwar regulation.
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OPA
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Co op praises Kubly for lead on cheese plant expansion
John Wyss and others credit Alvin Kubly with driving a multi year upgrade at the cheese cooperative. The new two story plant includes a modern 3 way expansion with an intake, curing and packing rooms, humidity controlled labs, and automated systems. Wyss notes Kubly carried the heaviest load while others contributed.
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Howe
John Wyss
Kubly
Wyss
Alvin Kubly
Co-Op
Switzerlan
Monroe
Adolph Brunner
Notable local dairy leaders plan new Green County plant
Brunner, vice president and active co op member since 1936, championed the factory project and predicts benefits for Green County residents and members. Wyss Cheese Co. bring Seeholzer, a Swiss trained cheesemaker since 1933, with a career across Illinois and Wisconsin. Architect Mr. Howe, Monroe native, returned after designing navy depots, rocket plants, and plants in Detroit, Seattle, and Camden.
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Co-Op
Brunner
Green County
Seeholzer
Wyss
America
Monroe
American Institute of Architects
Army
Navy
Detroit
Amertorp Corp
Dodge Chicago
Higgins Aircraft
New Orleans
Seattle
Olympic Peninsula
Camden
Ark
Belisarius Uses Fire to Break Enemy Lines
The famed late Roman general Belisarius reportedly anointed hogs with oil, set them ablaze, and sent the burning animals against the enemy ranks to disrupt their formation.
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Belisarius
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