Weather forecast and almanac notes from July 28 1954
The record lists considerable cloudiness with light showers southeast and central tonight and Thursday. Temperatures range with lows 62 to 70 and highs 86 to 93 near Lake Michigan. Winds southerly today tonight and Thursday, westerly Thursday afternoon. Precipitation 0.05, barometer 29.58 at 1 am and 29.53 at 1 pm. Del Rio Texas is warmest in the U S and Big Piney Wyoming is coldest.
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Lake Michigan
U. S
del Rio
Tex
Big Piney
Small Claims Court and Justice Cases Reported in Wisconsin
Judge Marshall Peterson handles speed and venue matters in New Glarus with Arthur Arns and L A Koenig presiding. George Tokosian in Racine faces speeding charges and $20 forfeiture. sheriff’s department noted. Deaths include Mrs. Anne Eliza Moot of Shullsburg. Births list children born July 28 to Gunner Landen of Argyle, Eldon Walters of Browntown, and Anthony Goerlitz’s family at 2323 12th Avenue, July 27.
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Small Claims Court
Marshall Peterson Arthur Arns
New Glarus
L. A. Koenig
George Tokosian
Racine
Gunner Landen
Argyle
Eldon Walters
Browntown
Anthony F. Goerlitz
12Th ‘Avenue
St Clare Hospital Patient List and Dismissals
St Clare Hospital release and admission items list patients by department and location with names including Allen Brecklin Darlington Richard Hermanson Route 1 Argyle Edward Benson Blanchardville Walter Gaeth Blanchardville Mrs William Silverthorne Footville Mrs Curtis Lovejoy Roscoe Mrs Sigwart Nelson Hebron Til Surgical patients include Mrs Fred Wyssbrod Winslow Glen Hollis Brooklyn Mrs Peter Ott New Glarus Sam Makool Janesville Mrs Hans Schlapbsch Albany Mrs Benjamin Pennebaker 900 12th Street Mrs Donald Peebles Beloit Robert Bahler Anita Smith Brodhead Shirley Lueck Walworth Nicholas Stavrakis Beloit Dismissed list includes John Haney Mrs William Ennis Mary Johns Paulette Paulson Mrs Harvey Frautschy Mrs Richard Schlink and son Daryl Vincent and Mrs Philip LaPointe.
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Allen Brecklin
Darlington
Richard Hermanson
Route 1
Argyle
Edward Benson
Blanchardville
Walter Gaeth
William’ Silverthorne
Footville
Curtis Lovejoy
Roscoe
Sigwart Nelson
Hebron
Til
Fred Wyssbrod
Winslow
Glen Hollis
Brooklyn
Peter Ott
New Glarus
Sam Makool
Janesville
Hans Schlapbsch
Albany
Benjamin Pennebaker
12Th Street
Donald Peebles
Beloit
Robert Bahler
Anita Smith
Brodhead
Shirley Lueck
Walworth
Nicholas Stavrakis
John Haney
William Ennis
Mary Johns
Pauletta Paulson
Harvey Frautschy
Richard Schlink
Daryl Vincent
Philip LaPointe
Tschudy's New Dealer For Universal Milkers
Tschudy's Specialty Service is named the area dealer for Universal Milkers after taking over from Ralph Nyman who sold milking machines. Robert E. Tschudy said the firm will continue to supply parts and service for other milking machines as before.
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Tschudy
Universal Milkers
Ralph Nyman
Nyman Implement Co
Robert E. Tschudy
Allen Brecklin Hurt In Farm Accident
Autenssreckin 11, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Brecklin Darling ton, is in St. Clare hospital after a farm accident yesterday. He suffered a broken leg when he fell from a tractor and the leg was caught in a pulley. His condition is reported satisfactory.
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Autenssreckin
Edward Brecklin
Darlington
St. Clare Hos
Yesterda
Shrine speakers slated for Quinette ceremony in Janesville
A former national Shrine potentate and leaders from four midwest Shrines will attend Zor Shrine Temples Quinette ceremonial honoring five area clubs in Janesville. Alfred G. Arnold and George M. Saunders are among expected attendees with other potentates from Tebala Tripoli Midinah and Mohammed Temples plus divan representatives.
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National Shrine
Janesville
Zor Shrine
Laurien J. Caldwell
Zor
Monroe
Alfred G. Arnold
Imperial
National Shrine Organization
Whitewater
George M. Saunders
Ararat Temple
Kansas City
Morris D. Davis
Tebala Temple
Rockford
Rabban
John E. Dickins
Tripoli Temple
Milwaukee
Murray A. Stillwaugh
Midinah
Chicago
Wylie W. Stableton
Mohammed Temple
Peoria
Inl
Rock County Finds Root Worms in Corn
Agricultural Agent Frank Campbell reports root worm infestation in Rock County corn fields. He notes worms attack corn roots, weaken stalks, and cause lodging. Farmers consider silage as crop dries while rotation is advised as a long term control.
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Rock County
Janesville
Wisconsin
Frank Campbell
Campbell
Jaycees Exhibit Of Giant Rodents Planned Here
The Junior Chamber hosts an exhibit of three foot long giant rats from the Caroline Islands to raise funds. Demonstrations run Friday and Saturday on the northeast square from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Exhibitor Bill Barlow notes the rats can live in water or land and have a hair-coated throat for underwater eating.
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Caroline Islands
Pacific
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Barlow
Local visitors and callers greet Monroe crowd today
Henry Dettwiler of Warren was a caller in the city. Merlin Lambert of Tonica IL visited yesterday. Mr and Mrs E E Barrowman of Illinois were callers. R E Howard vacationed there. Mr and Mrs R E Cummings of Carlisle PA visited yesterday afternoon. William H Glover of Grandville MI was a business caller yesterday. Dr and Mrs E N Anderson of Town City IA were in town yesterday. Mr and Mrs Richard Wyss and family of Juda called in Monroe this morning. Mr and Mrs Lyle F Sickinger and children Thomas and Nancy spent the day in Chicago. Mrs Arthur W Beinema and son visited Mrs Beinemas daughter in Madison Tuesday. Dorothy Johnson among Alpha Zeta Chapter at Wisconsin Dells Sunday. Mrs Leonard Nuckles and daughter Bonnie Kay of Winnebago arrived yesterday to visit her mother Mrs Ted Ableman, and left today. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wild with Elver Wild and son and Kenneth Wild and family of Clarno visited the Jerry McCann family in Madison Sunday.
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Henry Dettwiler
Warren
Merlin W. Lambert
Tonica
E. E. Barrowman
Ill
R. E. Howard
R. E. Cummings
Carlisle
William H. Glover
Grandville
E. N. Anderson
Town City
Richard Wyss
Juda
Monroe
Lyle F. Sickinger
Thomas
Nancy
Chicago
Arthur W. Beinema
Beinema
William Knechtges
Madison
Dorothy Johnson
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Wisconsin Dells
Leonard Nuckles
Bonnie Kay
Winnebago
Ted Ableman
Jacob Wild
Elver Wild
Kenneth Wild
Clarno
Jerry McCann
Eisenhower backs coopers honesty and tax watch tariffs
President Eisenhower voiced continued support for Senator Cooper amid questions over the atomic energy bill and praised Cooper’s honesty in explaining his past actions. He urged decisive moves on a flexible farm price plan to stabilize food prices and discussed a 50 percent tariff rise on imported watches to defend national industries and ensure freedom of trade. He did not reveal immediate steps on Western Germany sovereignty, saying further study is needed.
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Eisenhower
Sen
Cooper
R-Ky
Congress
United States
Switzerland
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Kidnap Try in Vienna Foiled by Police Action
Police disclosed a Russian attempt to kidnap an Israeli merchant in Vienna. Two Russian soldiers and two other Soviets with three Austrians tried to abduct 37 year old Josef Silberberg, with a radio broadcast date cited as unclear, leading to police intervention.
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Vienna
Austria
Josef Silberberg
Demonstration and Judging Day Opens at Fair Grounds
Soumyeel and FEA members prepare for the annual Demonstration and Judging Day at the fair grounds starting 9 a.m. tomorrow. Winners will be announced at the Green County Centennial Fair next Wednesday. No tractor driving contest this year. agriculture judging on farms in the morning and home economics judging at the grounds. The event ends around 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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Soumyeel
FEA
Green County
Leslie F. Huber
New Glarus
Heating bids revealed rock clause risk in school project
The V and E Construction Co of Galena bid 66 503 plus 20 per cubic yard for rock, and Theodore Mol zahn and Sons Co of LaCrosse 57 622 with a similar rock clause. Wagner firm bids left rock issue open. Homer Wardlow to obtain Francis Wagner cost or joint proposal before signing. Other bids: Pharo Heating 69 775 plus 624 if modulated control. H Toussaint 74 315 plus 580. Azco 79 500 plus 572. C A Hoover 72 728 plus 598. N A Thomas 68 998 plus 635. Second low bidder A Haskell Co to handle maintenance. One electrical bid: L E Burn Firm Monroe at 2 975.
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V_and E Construction Co
Galena
Theodore Molzahn and Sons Co
LaCrosse
Wagner
Homer Wardlow
Francis Wagner
Pharo Heating Co
Madison
H. Toussaint Co
Azco, Inc
Appleton
C. A. Hoover Co
N. A. ‘Thomas Co
Racine
A. Haskell Co
L. E. Burn Firm
Monroe
Swing Urges Closing For Ellis Island Station
Justice department said Immigration Commissioner Joseph M. Swing recommended abandoning Ellis Island as an immigration station and transferring operations to New York City. He advised the Attorney General that concentrating the service in the New York area is feasible in the current field office setup.
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Washington
Justice Department
Joseph M. Swing
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
New York City
Swing
Atty
Gen
Brownell
New York
Cropland and Pastures in Green County Receive Light Rain
Green County fields and pastures remain dry with only light moisture recorded. Monroe logged .05 inch by 1 p m as overcast skies persist and a chance of additional showers looms tonight. County agent Myron E Jeglum cited prior dryness and said at least an inch of rain is needed while a three day forecast suggests continued rain through Friday.
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Green County
Monroe
Myron E. Jeglum
Senate panel backs $75,000 for housing probe
Washington The Senate rules committee recommended advancing another 75 000 to continue investigations of federal housing scandals, about half the sum sought by the Senate banking committee.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Architect to Speak on Modern Residence Build
Monticello architect John W. Steinman will discuss modern residence construction on a WTMJ-TV program Friday at 3 p m. The Wisconsin Architects Association sponsored series follows a young couple building their own home. Stein will discuss windows and light in interior design with Edgar Stubenrauch of Sheboygan. The Kiwanis Club meets tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the Swiss Wheel restaurant with fair association directors and Centennial committee members presenting a program.
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John W. Steinman
Monticello
Wtmj-Tv
Wisconsin Architect's Association
Stein
Edgar Stubenrauch
Sheboygan
McCarthy Supporter Plans Run After Primary Defeat
Chicago man Lar Daly, who failed in the U S Senate GOP bid, says he will run as America First party candidate on a 100 percent support McCarthy platform in Communist investigations. He seeks 250,000 petition signatures. Daly criticizes Meek and Douglas as influenced by Eisenhower Dewey and socialistic policy respectively.
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Chicago
U. S. Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Lar Daly
America First Party
Daly
Joseph T. Meek
Eisenhower-Dewey
Paul Douglas
U S Adapts Armed Forces to Atomic Weapons
The United States told the United Nations that it is adapting its armed forces to atomic weapons and will continue as long as Communist aggression continues. Morehead Patterson, U N Disarmament Commission delegate, commented on Soviet claims the U S was reorganizing for atomic use.
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United Nations
United States
U.N
U.S
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Morehead Patterson
U. S
Semyon Tsarapkin
Lafayette County Fair Opens Tonight in Darlington
The 97th Lafayette County Fair begins tonight in Darlington, running through Sunday. Highlights include Aut Swenson Thrillicade, Greater Olympia Circus, tractor pull, stock car races, and a Sunday horse show. A $50 Amateur Show prize plus a path to a $250 Lena Lions Club Fall Festival final is noted, with no grandstand admission. The crochet contest draws close competition, with blue ribbons advancing to New York finals if awarded locally.
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Green County
Lafayette County
Darlington
Aut Swenson
Greater Olympia Circus
Lena
Term of Dr Morey Extended by Illinois Trustees
The board of trustees of the University of Illinois extended for one year the term of Dr Lloyd Morey as president. His salary is fixed at 25000 dollars annually. The action followed the inability to select a new president before Morey’s scheduled retirement September 1. Morey had been elected acting president.
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Chicago
University of Ilnois
Lloyd Morey
Moray
Dr. Morey
President Elevated After Stoddard Resigns in 1953
In July 1953 the president was appointed following the resignation of Dr. George D. Stoddard. He was named full president last fall. Dr. Morey said he was grateful for the confidence and stated the board and university would not merely mark time but push ahead with continued progress and advancement.
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George D. Stoddard
Morey
University
Extensive Damage Occurs in Mishap in Colchester
A late yesterday accident in the 700 block of 18th Avenue led to one arrest. Marie Lovejoy, 56, of Colchester, drove the car and John Blum, 82, of 728 16th Avenue, drove the truck. The truck struck the car front and rode along its left side, causing extensive damage. Blum was charged with operating an automobile on the left side of the street and was due in court later today.
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18Th Avenue
Marie Lovejoy
Colchester
John Blum
16Th Avenue
Blum
Milwaukee City Faces $882 177 Debt to Contractor
Milwaukee may owe Schneider Fuel and Supply Co. $882177.40 for eight years of items purchased. City Purchasing Agent Joseph W. Nicholson says he has repeatedly pressed Leo J. Schneider, president, for bills by letter, phone, and in person.
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Milwaukee
Leo J. Schneider
Schneider Fuel ‘and Supply Co
Joseph W. Nicholson
Schneider
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St. Clare Hospital
Tschudy’s
RCA Victor
Lele
Alfred G. Arvold
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Ace Hardware
Camelot
James Mason
Janet Leigh
Robert Wagner
Debra Paget
Sterling Hayden
Marine — Marine
Bob Mathias
Marine Corps School
Quantico
Marine Corps
Miller's
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Phylis Thaxter
David Brian
Paul Kely
Leon Ames
Rosemary DE Camp
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