Daily Record weather log for July 27 1950
General forecast warm and fair with warm day and cooler night. Temperatures ranged from a nightly low of 58 to 63 and a daytime high around 85 to 90. Hourly highs reached 84 with 65 as a late afternoon low, barometer around 29.48 to 29.50 inches. Most notable extremes were Yuma Arizona at 110 and International Falls Minnesota at 49. Sunrise and sunset times listed.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
County Court Fines Charged Purchaser in Liquor Case
County Court Judge Harold J Lambeley fines Arthur McGoningal of Brown town $15 and costs for a 1948 charge of buying intoxicating liquor for persons on a blacklist.
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Harold J. Lambeley
Arthur McGoningal
Browntown
Births Reported for Lange and Dohmeyer Daughters
Mr and Mrs John G Lange Route 3 Evansville welcome a daughter born July 27. Mr and Mrs William Dohmeyer Route 1 Brooklyn welcome a daughter born July 27.
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John G. Lange
Evansville
William Dohmeyer
Brooklyn
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals List
List of surgical patients includes Mrs William Rich ter at 719 19th Avenue Ross F Crist Darlington and Mrs Norman F Schaller Madison. Accidents: Robert Penniston Argyle. Discharges: Porter Nay Haef fle infant son Mrs Loren Ma son Marilyn Miller Chester Menehan Mrs Herman Pfund Mrs Cleyance Hoesly and son Mrs Millard Tschudy Mary Gregory Mrs Blanche Brown Ruth Campbell Mrs Milton Spink and Mrs Fred Beer.
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William Richter
19Th Avenue
Ross F. Crist
Darlington
Norman F. Schaller
Madison
Robert Penniston
Argyle
Porter Nay
Haeffle
Loren Mason
Marilyn Miller
Chester Menehan
Herman Pfund
Cleyance Hoesly
Millard Tschudy
Mary Gregory
Blanche Brown
Ruth Campbell
Milton Spink
Fred Beer
Visitors Identify City Hall and Waldburger Inquiries
Two visiting women at the square’s southwest corner query about the tower clock city hall. The Wald burgers, former Washington township farmers, are being traced at the Swiss consulate in Chicago. Mrs Emil Ritschards reports their address and asks about their whereabouts. Mrs Roscoe Smith reports sweet corn harvest.
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City Hall
Monroe
Emil Ritschards
11Th Avenue
Grace M. Thorpe
Hans Jakob Waldburger
Ritschards
Waldburgers
Herman
Skaneateles
N. Y.Y
Waldburger
Washington Township
Switzerland
Chicago
Van Wagenens Move and Local Residency Updates
Mr and Mrs Lewis R Van Wagenen reside at 905 15th avenue after moving from 1523 13th avenue. Nellie W Kohli formerly at the Van Wagenen address has moved to 802 14th avenue. Herman Gempeler of Albany has entered St Clare hospital for major surgery. Merrill Waelti of Juda is to undergo lung surgery soon at Wisconsin General hospital after prior Mayo Brothers treatment.
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van Wagenens
Lewis R. van Wagenen
15Th Avenue
13Th Avenue
Francis A. Amans
Nellie W. Kohli
van Wagenen
14Th Avenue
Herman Gempeler
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Merrill Waelti
Juda
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Waelti
John F. Waelti
Terry
Racing Pigeon Found Near 1014 17th Street In Monroe
A banded racing pigeon, likely part of the Cincinnati flyway frequent in Monroe, was found near Mrs. Homer F. Burringtons trailer at 1014 17th Street. Norman L. Hicks, a conservation warden, reported the sighting.
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Monroe
Cincinnati
Homer F. Burrington
17Th Street
Norman L. Hicks
Search expands for survivors of Sagami gulf C-47 crash
An air and sea search near Sagami gulf 80 miles south of Tokyo continued for survivors from a C-47 transport that carried 26 people. One survivor was spotted by search aircraft amid efforts to reach any others.
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Tokyo
Sagami_ gulf
Saturday Race Placings Drawn For Multiple Harness Divisions
Placing lists released for Saturday harness races include 2 Year-Old Pace with 15 entries such as Dusty Sunbeam and Victory Pride. 2:17 Trot featuring Sonny M and Bill Keating. 2:21 Trot with Delightful Day leading entries. and additional horses in 2-Year-Old Pace and other heats listed with owners and locations across Wisconsin and Illinois. The draws name numerous farms and individual owners including Knoll Bros, Blue Heather Farm, A. Wentworth, and J. Kane among others.
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Dusty Sunbeam
Knoll Bros
Beaver Dam
H. S. Lillie
Rochester
Minn
Victory Pride
Fred Streich
Oshkosh
Chief Wingay
Orlando Thid
Plymouth
H. A. Meyer
Phea Donna
Dr. Waufle
Lillian Nanchez
Kroening
Blue Grass Express
Blue Heather Farm
LaCrosse
Andy Brown
A. I. Wentworth
Edgerton
Wentworth
Sonny M
John I. Kane
Monroe
Bill Keating
Ed Vogel
Solon Mills
Til
Braizie
C. C. Woody
Madison
Madison Man Named Head of Penney Store in Monroe
Glen P. Ude associate manager of Madison J C Penney travels to Monroe to take over the store duties August 1 after 16 years with the firm. Earl R Johnson and his son Roland G will run A B White and Co in Humboldt Indiana after selling the Monroe unit earlier this month. Johnson received a farewell gift at a Penney store picnic for 30 employees and families at Recreation Park.
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Glen P. Ude
Madison J. C
Monroe
Earl R. Johnson
16Th Street
Johnson
Roland G
A. B. White and Co
Humboldt
Ude
Penny Firm
Mich
Portsmouth
Youngstown
Seabees
Ade
Penney Store
Recreation Park
Cheddar Values Rise for Junior and Small Styles
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports higher prices for junior and small style cheddars with gains of a quarter and four cents respectively. Trading zone steady on state brand cheddars and firm on small and junior styles. Numerous bid and sale figures listed for various cars and grades.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Brussels riots erupt as anti king protests continue
Mobs in Brussels clashed with streetcars and taxis amid a general strike opposing the return of the king. It marked a second straight day of violence in the capital as demonstrators pressed their anti Leopold stance.
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Brussels
Lost Car Keys Found On Square
Notice of a lost item where car keys were left on a public square. Finder is asked to call the number 1836 to return them to the owner.
Local visitors and townsfolk stop by the city scene
Personal mentions include Margaret and Judith McGinnis from Darlington and many others visiting or calling in the city such as Clifford Newcomer Mr Norriss and Rose Kirwan. Officials from Canton and public works director Z A Gorder attend events while Emma Moritz tours Madison and plans Sturgeon Bay weekend.
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Margaret
Judith McGinnis
Darlington
Clifford Newcomer
Norris
F. S. Cleveland
Seward
Ill
Monroe
Rose
Edward Kirwan
Gutfried Zum- Brunnen
H. R. Winsor
Canton
Daily Ledger
Evening Times
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City Public Works
Fond du Lac
Emma Moritz
Madison
Sturgeon Bay
F. J. Roub
Evanston
J. A. Roub
Bess Eichelberger
Margaret Randall
Sue
Cedar Rapids
Flora Bengelsdorff
ESA Dairy
Monroe Business Girls
Adv
Kenneth Chinnock
River Falls
Robert W. Chinnock
28Th Avenue
Roy L. Zum Brunnen
Lusk
Wyo
G. J. ZumBrunnen
Clara ZumBrunnen
Lena Rote
Ed Zum Brunnen
Huron
S. D
Funeral for Gerald Collins Held in Juda
Last rites were conducted for Gerald Collins 53 at 3 15 p m in Shriner Neushwan der funeral home with Rev Lawrence A Brown officiating and burial in Mt Vernon cemetery Juda American Legion graveside services followed by Rev John E MacMartin acting chaplain Pallbearers were Everett Keel Arthur R Keel Harold A Blumer C D Edward Kay Chesebro and Dale Taft Honorary pallbearers included Earl L Dockhorn Robert N Kingdon Earl L Morton Charles H Buehler Jr and William C Maske.
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Gerald Collins
Shriner-Neushwander
Lawrence A. Brown
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Juda
American Legion
John E. MacMartin
Everett Keel
Arthur R. Keel
Harold A. Blumer
C. D. Edward
Freeport
Kay Chesebro
Dale Taft
Earl L. Dockhorn
Robert N. Kingdon
Earl L. Morton
Charles H. Buehler Jr
William C. Maske
Funeral services for Miss Rose Wartenweiler
Services were held today at 1 30 p m in St John s church for Rose Wartenweiler 78 who died Tuesday. Arrangements were by Shriner Neushhwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiated after an eastern trip burial in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Otto Schneider George Schneider N H Durst Louis E Buri Andrew Tschudy Walter S Freitag
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St. John’s Church
Rose Wartenweiler
Shriner-Neushhwander Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Otto Schneider
George Schneider
N. H. Durst
Louis E. Buri
Andrew Tschudy
Walter S. Freitag
Senate OKs 13.3 Billion Defense Act Without Emergency Funds
The Senate tentatively approved a 13.294 billion dollar national defense appropriation for the year starting July 1. It excludes the 10.5 billion dollars in emergency military funds requested by President Truman last Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
FBI Chief Urges Help on Saboteurs
Washington dispatch reports J Edgar Hoover urged nationwide help to curb saboteurs during the military emergency. He outlined seven steps emphasizing quick reporting of facts, avoiding rumors, and letting the FBI pursue leads rather than private investigations. He urged loyal workers as key defenders and noted the importance of actionable information.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Federal grand juries kept ready for internal security cases
Attorney General McGrath ordered one or more federal grand juries to be kept ready here at all times to handle cases of subversive activity. The justice department assigns top priority to criminal matters in the internal security and defense fields.
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Washington
McGrath
Justice Department
Watch Plant Strike Impacts Elgin National Co
Production at the Elgin National Watch Co halted as about 200 machinists walk out over pay and vacation disputes, marking the firm’s first strike in 86 years.
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Elgin
Elgin National Watch Co
Second Racket Ready for Atlantic Flight at Cocoa
Long Range Proving Grounds in Cocoa Florida prepare for another two stage rocket launch over the Atlantic. A repeat of Monday's firing is planned with the test set for tomorrow.
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Proving Grounds
Cocoa
Fla
Atlantic
Douglas Presses Budget Cuts Amid Setbacks
Senator Douglas D Ill says he is discouraged but will continue his drive to trim non-defense spending. The Senate rejected his bid to cut river harbor and flood control appropriations within a $34.69 billion package. After a long debate, lawmakers left the $731.55 million river harbor and flood control budget intact despite opposition from southern, midwestern and western members.
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Washington
Douglas
Ill
Senate
Milwaukee Girl Admits Drowning Half Brother
A distraught mother and police say an eight year old girl admitted drowning her ten month old half brother twenty two months earlier. The child also claimed attempts to kill an 11 month old half brother and a three year old cousin citing jealousy and excessive maternal attention. Names cannot be disclosed due to juvenile law.
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Milwaukee
Charles Nowakowski
Medal For Youngsters to Honor Heroic Youth under Eighteen
President Truman considers a bill to create a medal of honor for youths under 18. Representative Chelf of Kentucky says four annual awards will be given for bravery in saving life and public service, two for each category.
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Washington
Truman
Rep. Chelf
D-Ky
Woman killed at Gary railroad crossing in chase panic
Four persons escaped a stalled car on a South Shore crossing in Gary Indiana. A 59 year old Chicago woman Mrs. Fannie Zussin ran onto the tracks in fear and was struck and killed by an oncoming train.
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Gary
Ind
South Shore
Fannie Zussin
Chicago
Korea Story Letter From Hal Boyle On Frontline Realities
Hal Boyle writes a frontline letter to GIs describing the Korea front in 1950s terms. He notes the need for more troops and better weapons, recounts a first day trip to the front with Times and Newsweek reporters, and recalls seeing wounded soldiers and an ambush near Yongdong.
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Hal Boyle
Korea
G.I
Joe
Bill Lawrence
New York Times
Hal Levine
Newsweek Magazine
Yongdong
Look of Gratitude From a Wounded Buddy Aid Station
A wartime vignette notes a freckled boy’s grateful expression when offered transport to the nearest aid station for his wounded friend. The narrator reflects that war remains harsh yet imparts a gentler patience and willingness to aid others.
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Joe
Enlistee extendments and family allowances in postwar move
President Truman signed an executive order extending all military enlistments for 12 months affecting nearly 300,000 with 44,000 in the Pacific. The army also extended foreign service tours by six months to Aug 31, while Congress moved to restore family allowances for service members and dependents.
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Stary Force
Truman
Armed Services
Pacific Theater
Army
Far East Command
Congress
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Coast Guard
House
Senate
Armed Services Committees
Defense Department
General Motors Gain Sparks Stock Trading
GM common stock rose on a June quarter report that showed the company posted the largest profits in American corporate history. The stock climbed to 84.25 a share, trading about 2 million shares as the market moved higher before easing.
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New York
General Motors
Submarine off Newfoundland Identified as British Astute
Ottawa reports the British Admiralty confirmed the submarine seen off Newfoundland on July 10 is the British Astute. Canadian sources had speculated the vessel could be Russian.
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Ottawa
Newfoundland
Astute
Truman abandons plan to vote in Missouri primary
President Truman said he no longer plans to return home to cast a vote in the Missouri Democratic primary and has mailed an absentee ballot.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
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