Weather summary and traffic notes from June 1 1946 Almanac
Daily Record reports cloudy conditions with a gradual warmup toward Sunday and scattered frost tonight. Temperatures range from a high of 64 to a low of 43 with trace precipitation. Almanac dated June 1 1946 lists sunrise at 4 26 and sunset at 7 29. Traffic court records show Robert J Mont of Monroe fined 8 and costs for leaving the scene, Darryl W Babler of Monroe fined 5 and costs for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Duluth
Minn
Robert J. Mont
Monroe
Harold J Lamboley
Darryl W. Babler
Justice of the
P E
Louis A. Koenig
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed
Merlyn M. Duerst and Clara K Ehinger both of New G, Joseph B. Connors and Laurabel Earlywine of Brodhead, Walter H. Reger and Violet B. Elmer of Monroe, Evan G. Keister and Gladys K. Schilt of Exeter, George E. Sallaby of Beloit and Mildred V. Goslyn of Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlyn M. Duerst
Clara K Ehinger
New Gi
Joseph B. Connors
Laurabel Earlywine
Brodhead
Walter H. Reger
Violet B. Elmer
Monroe
Evan G. Keister
Gladys K. Schilt
Exeter
George E. Sallaby
Beloit
Mildred V. Goslyn
Rno
Divorces Granted for Whipple and Schober Couples
Ray L Whipple 29 Monroe from Florence Whipple 25 Monficello system divorce granted and stipulation approved by Judge Harold F Lamboley county court Russell R Schober 31 Moe from Ruth L Schober Lena Ill on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment divorce granted and property stipulation approved by Judge Harold F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Whipple
Monroe
Florence Whipple
Monficello
Harold F.lamboley
Russell R. Schober
Moe
Ruth L. Schober
Lena
Ill
Harold F. Lamboley
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Dismissals listed
Surgical cases include Ruth Ann and Larolyn Jane Benkert and John E Bergum. Dismissals mention Mrs Paul Skettum and daughter and Mrs Louis W. Names list multiple residents across Juda Beloit Darlington Browntown and Juda with addresses and relation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann
Larolyn Jane Benkert
St. John
Milwaukee Road names new vice president and executives
The Milwaukee Road announced a top management reshuffle. N Harstead becomes vice president operations succeeding J T Gillick who retires after over 60 years of service. H C Munson becomes general manager lines east. W J Wahlen promoted to general superintendent middle district with bases in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaugee Road
Tomore Tow
N. Harstead
J. T. Gillick
Gillick
H.C. Munson
Milwaukee
Nnt
W. J. Wahlen
LaCrosse
Middle Dist
Coalition Moves to Curtail Sabath Power in House Rules
A southern Democratic coalition in the House Rules Committee seeks to strip Sabath or nine power by a 12 member majority. They aim to curb Sabath's chairmanship and prevent the panel from meeting in ten day stretches. The move targets the Case labor bill, shifting oversight toward the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmungwa
House Rules Committee
Adolph Sabath
D-Il
Sabath
House
White House
Siam Applies for United Nations Post
Siam formally seeks UN membership in a letter that also accuses French troops in Indo China of territorial aggression armed attack looting and arbitrary arrest of Siamese. The notice ends with an unrelated ask for want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
United Nations Post
New York
United Nations
Indo-China
Senate OKs no strike ban with injunctive powers
The Senate approved a bill extending a no strike ban and allowing the attorney general to seek injunctions to enforce it. Senators warned it could imprison violators of court orders. The measure would suspend workers’ bargaining rights under the Wagner and Railway Labor Acts if they refused to return to work. Government operation profits would go to the treasury with fair compensation to owners. The bill would stay in effect until June 30, 1947 unless Congress or the President ends it earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Wisconsin Political Ballot Listings by Districts
The page lists candidates by party and district across Wisconsin. Republicans dominate the ballot with names like La Follette McCarthy Henry Byrnes OConn si Kauffman and Olson while Democrats feature Rice Nash Wasielewski Biemiller and Fraley. Socialists appear with names including Walter Roach Christensen Zeidler Renn Pearson Maas en Kreie in various districts.
Children’s Service Society Fund Drive for Monro and Green County
The Children’s Service Society seeks donations to support care, clothing, housing, medical exams, and early childhood protection in Monroe and Green County. Sponsored by John J. Burkhard, contributions go via treasurer R. W. Prien at First National Bank. Committee members include Henry Kundert Jr, Mae Luchsinger, L. A. Moore, and Frank Shriner. acknowledgments go from Milwaukee headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aren
Mon- Toc
Monroe
Green County
John J. Burkhard
R. W. Prien
Children’s Serviice Society Committee
First National Bank
Henry Kundert Jr
Mae Luchsinger
L."a. Moore
Frank Shriner
Agency
Milwaukee
German POW Edwin Petzet Found After Post Hospital Mixup
Edwin Petzet, a 20 year old German prisoner of war, was reported missing from the post prompting FBI and county police involvement. Officials canceled the search after Petzet was located in the post hospital, a move not entered on his roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Petzet
FBI
Petzet
Personal mentions from Monroe area residents
Niles Rose Burchard of Janesville. Floyd Gray of Beloit. Fred Hefty to Eau Claire. Alois Moest from Orangeville. Florence Miller of Juda. Jess White of Blanchardville. Ole Solberg of Verona. Ada Meliwin of Darlington. Ernest Gill of Clarno. Luther Lemon of Monticello. alt and Frank Schaffer of Beloit. Jean Doyle of South Wayne. Joan Peterson of Browntown. George Weidinger of Brodhead. Harry F. Rodgers of Darlington. Oscar Hanson of Beloit. Harvey Zimmer group to Chicago. Walter Schneider of Verona. James Thompson family. Mayme Smith visiting Dr H Carey family. Stanley Wonders family. Betty Lewis of Monticello. Paul Sheen and Rodney of Milwaukee. Margaret Niedermann in Blanchardville. Mrs John Wyss guest of Filstad family. Robert Van Wagenen at Chicago TV school. Jean Wells with Rolland Wells. Nellie Shaw of Madison. Glayds Lee visiting New Glarus. Elizabeth Stubbe weekend with Besserts. Mrs Sophie Homb in Monroe. Roy Zilmer of Milwaukee. Memorial day visitors to Isley home. Mrs Arthur Stauffacher to Renwick. Mrs James Nesby visiting mother Anna Schult. Norma Waelti and Laura Stauffacher at Milton College. Leo J. Weissenborn from Chicago visiting Monroe. Mr and Mrs William Goetz Milwaukee visiting. sister and Musebeck relatives. Chicago trip anniversary hints.
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Niles
Adviss
Rose Burchard
Janesville
Floyd Gray
Beloit
Fred Hefty
Eau Claire
Alois Moest
Orangeville
Florence Miller
Juda
Jess White
Blanchardville
Ole Solberg
Verona
Monroe
Ada Meliwin
Darlington
Ernest Gill
Clarno
Luther Lemon
Monticell
Alt
Frank Schaffer
Jean Doyle
South Wayne
Joan __ Peterson
Browntown
George Weidinger
Brodhead
Clifford Filstad
Robert van Wagenen
Chicago
Jean Wells
Jim Avery
Rockford
Rolland Wells
Nellie Shaw
Madison
Dorothy O’kroley
Glayds Lee
Orville Lee
New Glarus
Josephine O'Neill
Charles O'Neilg
St. Clare Hospital
Mary Weiss
Howard Lyke
Richard Flatten
Edgerton
Sophie Homb
Roy Zilmer
Milwaukee
Martha Zilmer
Clarence Day
Bert Isely
Herbert Stauffacher
Gordon
Sophia Rutsch
Ralph Karlen
Monticello
Arthur Stauffacher
Carla
Renwick
John C. Elmer
Martha Schultz
James A. Nesby
Dell Rapids
S. D
Anna Schult
University of Wisconsin
Norma Waelti
Laura Stauffacher
Milton College
Elwin Coon
Laura
Leo J. Weissenborn
Chicago Tribune
Sauk City
Wisconsin
Weissenborn
Universalist Church
William Goetz
Carl Musebeck
Knoxville
Tenn
George Goetz
Musebeck
Mr. Musebeck
Local visitors and moves among Midwest towns
A long list of residents and guests travels between Monroe and nearby communities. Mrs. Wilbur Trotter of Juda visits, with numerous names from Argyle Madison Chicago and other towns seen in Monroe. Couples and families from Milwaukee Racine Rockford Hinsdale Maywood attend gatherings and return home.
Red Cross Doughnut Era Ends in Europe
The Red Cross ends most hospitality work in liberated Europe after serving about 450 million doughnuts and 200 million cups of coffee since the invasion. The Columbia club in Paris closed at midnight as eight Red Cross outposts in Le Havre, Reims, Imar and Belgium wind down in two weeks. GI brides parcel wrapping and civilian relief will continue, but the doughnut and coffee epoch is ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Red Cross
Columbia Club
Paris
U.S
le Havre
Reims
Inmar
Belgium
Wants Draft Extended To Strengthen U S Negotiating Hand
Senator Austin, Republican of Vermont, urged extending the draft to bolster U S leverage in international talks. He argued the nation must regain prestige since victory and that a lack of a peace force handicaps postwar dealings with major powers. He warned promises lack credibility without real power to enforce them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austin
Senate
Vermont Register
Weed Control Meet At Darlington June 4
A meeting at the Lafayette county court house in Darlington at 8 p.m. on June 4 will discuss weed eradication with Prof. George M. Briggs of the Wisconsin college of agriculture. Town officers weed commissioners highway patrolmen and others interested in weed control are invited. Henry Lunz will outline duties of weed control officers and procedures for developing weed control programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Briggs
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Lafayette County Court House
Darlington
Henry Lunz
Socialist Party Calls Drastic Rationing Plan
The Socialist party convention urged immediate rationing resumption on a scale never before seen to aid world food relief. A five point program urged U S action on housing conscription and Latin American ties, proposing cut to American dietary standards to Britain's level and arguing for reparations to a starving world.
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Socialist Party
United States
Great Britain
Funeral Rites For Miss Gertrude ODonnell Held At Local Church
Funerals for Miss Gertrude ODonnell were conducted at 9 a m at the Grinnell home and 9 30 a m at St Victor s Church with Rev E C McCollow presiding. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers included Dr Leslie Kindschi Dr William Renee Malcomb Meunich Monroe Vincent Frank Eagen Belleville and George Flood. Members of the Monroe Clinic and their spouses attended services as a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude O'Donnell
Mark D. Grinnell
St. Victor's Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Leslie G. Kindschi
William G. Renee
Malcomb Meunich
Monroe
Vincent
Frank Eagen
Belleville
George Flood
Whitewater
Monroe Clinic
Police Invasion Of Homes At Spring Cleaning Talk
Captain Homer L. Baker spoke at a Unitarian aid meeting about Japanese life and customs. He described pervasive policing, a uniform school timetable, and a unique wedding feast while noting his wartime role in occupied Japan. The talk included reflections on military government and Japanese etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Homer L. Baker
Universalist Church Aid Society
Tokyo
Baker
Army of Occupation
John A. Becker
Nuptials and club activities in Monroe area
The news notes a double ring wedding to be read at Immanuel Evangelical church for Zelda Helen Hawthorne and Glen August Siedschlag on Sunday at 2 p.m. A Monroe 4-H parents night is planned for June 20 with two demonstrations and refreshments, following May discussions on health leaflets and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Zelda Helen Hawthorne
Clifford Hawthorne
Monroe
Glen August Siedschlag
Carl Siedschlag
Blaine 4-H
Blaine 4-H Club
Wisconsin raccoon and fox hound field trial in Woodford
The Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters association plans a field trial in Woodford starting 9:30 am Sunday in a market run, drawing Monroe members. Other items include Air Corps training for Pvt Fred J Stopka in Spokane, courthouse summer hours, and May births at St Clare hospital.
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Wisconsin Racoon & Fox Hunters’ Association
Woodford
Monroe
Air Corps
Fred J. Stopka
16Th Ave
Army Air Forces
Geigerfield
Spokane
Wash
Ethel Stopka
Green County News: graduations, separations, and official appointments
Ree who graduated from the University of Arizona with a bachelor of laws. Hefty of Oregon Illinois was clerk of the Green County selective service board before move to Tucson. John W. Bennet and Lloyd L. Holmes have received their releases from Great Lakes separation center and are home. Bernard F. Stoltz and son Jack return from San Francisco after a navy discharge. Clerks of the price control board to attend a Madison meeting June 7 forcing rationing offices to close. Rev D Andrew Howey and wife return from Columbia Missouri where Kathryn Howey graduated from Stephens College. Deputy Coroner R H Schoonover, former Green County sheriff, appointed deputy coroner by County Coroner Herman A Stuessy. oath filed today.
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Ree
University of Arizona
Hefty
de Henry L. Hefty
Oregon
Ill
Green County Selective Service Board
Tucson
Great Lakes
John W. Bennet
6Th St
Lloyd L. Holmes
Bkr
Monroe
California
Bernard F. Stoltz
Jack
San’ Fran
Navy
Separation Center
Madison
Price Control Board
Rationing Board
D. Andrew Howey
Columbia
Kathryn
Stephens College
Miss Howey
Med
R. H. Schoonover
Green County
Herman A. Stuessy
Auto Industry Honors 14 Pioneers in Hall of Fame
Detroit observes its golden jubilee by inducting 14 automotive pioneers into a new hall of fame. Notables include Henry Ford Ransom E Olds and Alfred P Sloan Jr among others while Durant and Sloan could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Edgar L. Apperson
Charles B. King
Henry Ford
Ransom E. Olds
Charles W. Nash
J. Frank Duryea
Barney Oldfield
George Holley
John van Benschoten
Frank Kwilinski
John Charles Snyder
W. C. Durant
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
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Daily Record
Milwaukee Road
Anna Mae Davis
Oscar A. Rennebohm
Lewis F. Nelson
Kaukauna
Michael L. Richdorf
Sheboygan
Walter Roach
Robert M. LaFollette
Joseph McCarthy
Appleton
Perry J. Stearns
Howard J. McMurray
Edwin W. Knappe
Lawrence H. Smith
John E. Redstrom
Kenosha
Lars P. Christensen
Racine
Robert K. Henry
John H. ‘Louis
Fort Atkinson
Earl E. Schumacher
Beaver Dam
William G. Rice
John W. Nash
Pewaukee
Ayer T. Wallace
William A. Stephenson
Fred F. Miller
West Salem
W.L. Alexander
Badger
Lillian Kohimetz
H. E. Chelminiak
John F. Pringle
John C.brophy
Frank J. Schultz
Chester J. Michalak
Leon A. Nowak
William’ E. Bohn
Wauwatosa
Thaddeus F
Frank Keefe
Barwin W. Webster
Ripon
Rudolph Renn
Reid R. Murray
Malcolm
Rosholt
Elmer Fraley
Antigo
John A. Pearson
Red Granite
John Byrnes
Martin J. Young
Green Bay
Merlin Hull
Hugh Jones
Bloomer
Adolph Maassen
Alma
Alvin E. O’konski
Henry J. Berquist
Rhinelander
Adolph F. Kreie
Stetsonville
Children’s Service Society Fund
Mommonth
Elizabeth Stubbe
William Bessert
Davis
Herman Dahms
J. J. Schnel
Alvin F. Rote
Rose Haeft
Dewey Haeft
Marcus Dunlavy
Mary Ann Dunlavy
Haeft
Dunlavyre
Wilbur Trotter
John Foesch
Argyle
Willard Schuetze
Prairie du Chien
Sheldon Zimmerman
Walter Elgi
William C. Fowler
Robert L. DeVoe
Henry G
Marvel Stevens
Clinton Blackbourne
Lake Koshonong
Delores
Niedermeier
Jennie Sacker
Bertha Burri
Emil Burri
Lena Spaeni
Herman Duerst
Edna Marie Spaeni
Rudolph Lundstrom
N. H. Durst
M. E. McCaffrey
Ivan ‘Obenshain
Gertrude B
W. J. Geringer
M. E. Baltzer
Russell Beach
William F. Howe
Susan Mary
Mary Howe
Lorena Holdrick
John Marlene
Albert Strausser
Marian
Delma Roethlisberger
Gottlieb Marty
Carl Marty Sr
E. B. Rosa
Frederick
John Dietrich
William Rieder
Kenneth
Robert Brawand
Mineral Point
Dickeyville
Holy Grotto
Gussie Murdock
William T. Chadwick
Chadwicks
Billings, Mont
George Hildebrandt
Hinsdale
Joseph Renee
May
Donald Wilson
D. F. R. Rice
Sonotone the House of Heting
Captain Baker
Dutch Hollow
Green County Fair
Audrey Wichser
Ruth Feldt
Rolland Barth
Aaron Blumer
Osceola
Leiser
Ardsticks For Christian Living
Edna Leiser
Women's Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Betty Steinman
Peggy Angliker
Nancy Moldenhauer
Tabitha M. Ritzmann
Rose Augsburger
Bernice Holsapple
William Haddinger
Edwin Rufenacht
Harvey Trumpy
William E. Amstutz
Herbert D. Goecks
Robert Tschudy
Robert Buehler
Doran R. Zwygart
Dean L. Bushnell
Violet LaVonne
Lewis William Price
Youngstown
Harry Skinner
New York City
Lewis Price
Union Presbyterian Church
Smith Lodge
Violet Elmer
Esser
Orla
J. Tracy
Riage
Eugene
Wisconsi Power & Light Co
Elmer
Monroe Country Club
Mardelle Norder
Henry Her
Whitewater Teachers College
Norder
Robert H. Brunt
Recreation Park
Knipschilds
John Farnum Knipschild
Robert Carl
Knipschild
Erma F. Stocker
Albert M. Ross
17Th St
17Th Ave
Ross
William Fredrick
Auto Industry
Borden
Great Western
Brennan Decorating Co
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