Daily Record Weather Summary June 1 1950
Mostly fair this afternoon and tonight with Friday partly cloudy and warmer. Scattered showers expected west Friday night. Low temperatures 50 north to 30 55 south. Highs Friday 75 north to near 80 south. Barometer readings 29.42 at 1 am and 29.50 at 1 pm. Garvan place in U S yesterday Phoenix 102. Helena 35. Sunrise 4 25 sunset 7 30.
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Garvan
U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Helena
Mont
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe Lead Off List
Erma Klingbeil Hixson transfers It. 6 and W% of It. 5 block 14 Emerson and Moulton addition Monroe to Alois Milz It. 6 and W% of It. 5 conveyance recorded in city records.
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Erma _ Klingbeil Hixson
Alois Milz
Blk
Emerson and Moulton Add
City of
Monroe
Estate probate in New Glarus names Wenger as administrator
Judge Harold J. Lamboley issues letters of administration to Jacob Wenger for Emelie Wenger who died March 21 in New Glarus. Appraisers Joshua Hoesly J S Urben and Nic H Kubly named. Heirs include spouse, daughter Arlene E Rindy of New Glarus, and three sons Elroy W Eichelkraut Monticello, Paul J Eichelkraut New Glarus, Carlo J Wenger New Glarus.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Jacob Wenger
Emelie
New Glarus
Joshua Hoesly
J. S. Urben
Nic H. Kubly
Arlene E. Rindy
Elroy W. Eichelkraut
Monticello
Paul J. Eichelkra
Marriage Licenses Issued in Various Townships
Marriage licenses listed include Mose Stubbe of Cadiz township and Robert Marion Anderson of Gratiot township in La Fayette county with Darleen Hansen of Wiota and Richard Ewing of Hazel Green. Donna Johnson of Wiota and Myron Wahl of Blanchardville both of Argyle with Darlington. Bonnie Hendrickson and Wilbert Kraus of Argyle with Darlington.
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Mose Stubbe
Cadiz Township
Robert Marion Anderson
Gratiot Township
Lafayette
Darleen June Hansen
Wiota
Richard Earl Ewing
Hazel
Obituaries Include Lyle Taylor Moe and Rosa Family Deaths
Deaths listed for Alissarene Lyle 78 Montrose township Dane County Reverend Samuel E. Taylor 86 Richland Center Air and Mrs Wesley Moe Blanchardville a son May 31 Mr and Mrs Robert Rosa 2219 18th street a son May 31
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Alissarene Lyle
Montrose Township
Dane County
Samuel E. Taylor
Richland Center
Air
Wesley Moe
Blanchardville
Robert Rosa
18Th Street
Senators to vote on rent control extension tomorrow
Washington report says the Senate banking committee will vote tomorrow on President Truman's request to extend federal rent controls beyond June 30. Chairman Maybank noted delays due to absences, with a likely six month extension in cities or states that South Carolina requested.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Douglas
D-Ill
Maybank
D-Sc
House
Pickups Along The News Beats in Monroe and Clarno Townships
Mrs. Fred Grimm, 24v: 9th street, Monroe and Clarno census enumerator, praises cooperation during the 1950 census. She recalls dinners and gifts of eggs and cookies from residents, except one barn milking time encounter when route delay nearly occurred. H L Jacobs received a San Jose exchange package and a coast paper clipping from Wisconsin Ohio cheese contest in Washington.
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Fred Grimm
9Th Street
Monroe
Clarno
H. L. Jacobs
San Jose
Calif
Washington
Population gains for Darlington and Shullsburg
Preliminary figures show Darlington rising from 2,? to 2,168 in 1950 and Shullsburg growing from 1,197 to 1,305 in the census. Fond du Lac search for a missing boat on Lake Winnebago was called off after seven hours. St Clare Hospital lists several local patients and dismissals in Shullsburg and nearby communities.
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Darlington
Shullsburg
Lafayette County
Racine
Fond du Lac
Lake
Winnebago
Personal visits span several states and towns in regional notices
Names from Three Lakes Albany Milwaukee and Davenport appear among visitors and relatives. Reunions, travel for ball games, and Memorial Day gatherings are noted with multiple households hosting relatives and friends. The Kryder reunion is set for June 4 at Recreation park.
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Carl C. Marty
Three Lakes
Herby Henrikson
Albany
Herman L. Scrindier
Lyndon C. Viel
Milwaukee
Strasser
Monroe
Cleo Truax
Angeline Matzke
Dorothy Preuti
Phyllis Dunphy
Perry Stine
St. Jacph
Mich
Franklin Stine
Route 3
Recreation Park
Adv
Alvin Helgesen
Kenosha
Sgt
Walter M. Helgesen
Earl C. Potter
Davenport
Fred J. Blumer
Marie Lehnherr
Harold Rufenacht
Indianapolis
Louisa W. Elmer
Arthur F. Stauffacher
Renwick
Stauffacher
Fay Jones
Chicago
Donald Zimmerli
St. Louis
Will Zimmerli
Eli Spangler
Aldo Hoover
Wilma Gifford
Beloit
James Stearns
Julia Arthur
Janesville
Paul Gehrke
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Gehrke
Oscar Johnson
Blanchardville
Francis Menehan
Leo Foley
Green County School Committee Approves Bus Routes
The Green County School Committee approved bus routes at a meeting in the courthouse. They also heard plans from the consolidated district to build a two room school six miles northwest of Monroe to serve Valley View Dolan and Liberty pupils. The next county meeting is June 12. George H. Brownell dies at 75 in Fort Lauderdale. He owned the famous 94 year old Octagon House and was a noted Mark Twain authority.
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Green County
Green County School Committee
Court House
Monroe
Valley View
Dolan
Liberty
George Brownell
Elkhorn
George H. Brownell
Wisconsin
Fort Lauderdale
Brownell
Mark Twain
German Reds End Strike at Border
About ten thousand young communists along the East West frontier near Lübeck began moving toward West Germany after ending a two night sit down strike. They submitted to police demands to give names or undergo medical checks before crossing. No illnesses were found by doctors and no incidents were reported as they crossed the border.
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Luebeck
Man’s Land
Berlin
Oakley Homemakers Take Milwaukee Trip After Finale Meeting
Seven teen Oakley Homemakers and 17 guests toured Milwaukee last week visiting scenic spots after the final spring meeting at Glen Early’s home. Club meetings resume in September.
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Oakley
Milwaukee
Glen Early
Madison Group Adopts Single Fund Campaign Plan
Madison citizens vote to end annual appeals by combining welfare health and social service campaigns into one drive. Morgan Manchester, longtime Red Cross leader, named to form a committee to coordinate subscriptions for a unified campaign. Opponents from the Red Cross cited national policy against a single drive.
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Madison
T Morgan Manchester
Red Cross and Community Chest
Red Cross
Williams Family Moves to Former Kelly Farm on Browntown Road
Mr and Mrs Harry Williams and daughter Barbara Dawn move from 2269 16th Street to the former Kelly farm on Browntown Road. They bought the rural property after selling their 16th street home to T Roy Evenson. The Bernard Sullivans also relocate to the new Evenson property.
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Kelly Home
Harry Williams
Barbara Dawn
16Th Street
Kelly
Browntown Road
T. Roy Evenson
Bernard Sullivans
Evenson Propert
Pentagon investigated for housing insurance firm by generals
Investigators plan to dig deeper into reports that a major general used Army office space to run a life insurance enterprise. Col. Rosser Hunter was asked by a House subcommittee to provide detailed information on the extent Pentagon offices were used to establish the Armed Forces Mutual Benefit Association. Maj. Gen. Louis A. Craig testified that Maj. Gen. William H. Kasten, former Army finance chief, used government facilities to set up the private association.
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Army
Col
Rosser Hunter
Special House
Armed Forces
Pentagon
Armed Forces Mutual Benefit Association
Louis A. Craig
William H. Kasten
Army Finance
Athletic fugitive gives up and apologizes
Swear E Whitfield, a 25 year old former USC athlete described as dangerous by hospital officials, surrendered to Deputy Sheriffs Hartman and Linehan beside a country road five miles east of Napa. He said he was ashamed by the commotion and just wanted to go home after a 24 hour search through the hills around the Napa area.
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E. Whitfield
Paul Hartman
Tim Linehan
University of Southern California
Napa
Whitefield
California
Dutch Given Ships Deliveries Elevate Royal Navy
The destroyers USS Burrows and USS Rinehart were formally delivered to the Netherlands government and commissioned as Royal Netherlands Navy units. They mark the first warships transferred under the mutual defense program.
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Boston
Burrows
Rinehart
Netherlands
Royal Netherlands Navy
Mrs Glanzman Hurt After Fall at Home in Warren
Mrs Albert Glanzman of Warren is a patient at Deaconess Hospital Free after a fall at her home. She reportedly slipped from a chair while hanging curtains and sustained spinal injuries. Her condition is listed as satisfactory.
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Glanzman
Warren
Albert Glanzman
Deaconess Hospital
Rogge Admits Lobbying for Tito Regime
London dispatch reports former U.S. assistant attorney general O. John Rogge authorized as a paid lobbyist for Marshal Tito's Yugoslavia. Rogge confirms the job and defends his activities amid the controversy involving Paul Robeson.
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Tito
London
Paul Robeson
John Rogge
U.S
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Rogge
President Truman Offers Crime Tax Record Access
Crime investigators report Truman offered to release income tax returns of suspected gamblers and racketeers to Kefauver committee. Kefauver says executive order to share tax records is in the works. Tobey, Oconnor, and Wiley accompany Kefauver to the White House for the conference.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Tobey
R-Nh
O'Conor
D-Md
Wiley
R- Wis
White House
Mr. Truman
Nationalized Transport Network in Ireland
Dublin reports the republic nationalizes all rail, road, and canal transport under a seven member board appointed by the ministry for industry and commerce. The move centralizes control of public transit across rail, trucking, and shipping sectors.
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Transport
Dublin
Republic of Ireland
Ministry For Industry and Commerce
Fire destroys three story warehouse in Milwaukee blaze
A three story sheet metal storehouse piled with empty beer cases was destroyed in a four alarm fire in Milwaukee. Damage to the building and contents was estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Harrison Reports Coming to the Goetz Theater this week
The Harrison Reports engagement at the Goetz Theater runs Sunday through Tuesday with showtimes announced. Local patrons are invited to preview the performances and purchase tickets at the box office.
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The
Goetz
Last GI Dividends Offer Many Problems
The article notes 3210,000,000 remains to be paid in national service life insurance dividend money to veterans and survivors in a special rebate. About 14 million veterans have received checks, with 15,000 per day now going out, while "problem cases" require hand processing. Auriol to visit U S in March 1951 for a state visit, with Madame Auriol.
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Washington
National Service Life
Veterans Administration
Three finalists named for Wisconsin legislative library chief
Madison men Marinus Toepel and Jack R. DeWitt along with Illinois native Herbert Wiltsee were certified for the post of chief of the Wisconsin legislative reference library. Toepel directs UW extension bureau of government, Wiltsee is secretary of the Illinois legislative service council, DeWitt is an assistant professor of law.
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Rio
Joe ‘Madison
Marinus Toepel
Madison
University of Wisconsin Extension Bureau of Government
Herbert Wiltsee
Flossmoor
Ill
Illinois Legislative Service Council
Jack R. DeWitt
Portage County Potato Seller Fined and Probated
Dulak a Portage County farmer pleaded guilty to defrauding the Commodities Credit Corp by buying potatoes from the federal agency for livestock feed and using some as seed potatoes. He was fined $300 and placed on probation for one year.
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Portage County
Commodities Credit Corp
Dulak
Possible sites for Air Force academy in Stevens Point explored
Major Fred M. Gannon inspected potential Stevens Point sites for a United States Air Force Academy campus and held discussions with city officials to assess suitability and community impact.
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Stevens Point
United States Air Force Academy
Fred M. Gannon
Keep a Cool Head Hats Priced at Thrift Value
Novel headwear described as woven in the Orient comes in two styles Sand with Ma roon pugeree band or Pebble with Navy sash band. The sturdy leather sweatband hat offers serviceable construction and stylish thrift price appeal.
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Orient
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