Weather Outlook Shows Showers, cooler temps Inland
The forecast calls for a fair sky tonight and tomorrow forenoon with increasing cloudiness tomorrow afternoon. Showers are likely in the west and north portions. Cooler tonight and in extreme southeast tomorrow with a slight warmup in the north tomorrow afternoon. Low temperatures range from 40 to 45 in the northwest and 48 to 54 in the southeast, while highs reach 67 to 73 in the extreme north and 70 to 76 in the extreme south near Lake Michigan.
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Lake Michigan
Hourly Temperatures From Times Thermometer
Reports daily temperatures since yesterday 1 PM with a high of 77 and a low of 59. A year ago today highs and lows were 71 and 57. Precipitation 0.06 inch. Barometer 29.30 AM and 29.41 PM. Warmest city yesterday New Orleans 90. Coldest Bismarck 39. Sunrise 4:24 AM, sunset 7:33 PM.
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U. S
New Orleans
Bismarck
N. C
Real Estate Transfers in Albany and Monticello
Erwin Graves Trust Estate transfers 2 acres east of the Catholic church lot in Albany village to Altha M. Francis. Emma Theiler and others transfer outlet 121 on Assessor's plat in Monticello to Norman W. Benkert.
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Erwin Graves
Altha M. Francis
Janesville
Albany
Emma Theiler
Norman W. Benkert
Monticello
Belleville Man Bound Over For Resisting Officer
County Court Judge Harold J. Lamboley notes John Bigler of Belleville arrested in New Glarus village for resisting an officer. He was bound over from Justice L. A. Koenig court. fines include $35 and costs for 30 days.
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Harold J. Lamboley
John Bigler
Belleville
New Glarus Village
Bigler
Court of Justice
L. A
Estates Probate Records for Two Northland Figures
Letters of administration issued in Green County for the estate of Herman Kohn long time highway commissioner who died April 23 with Homer Retzlaff named administrator. Appraisers are Herman Schmitz and Percy Lichenwalner. Musetta Clarke widow and sole heir named administratrix of Dr. B L Clark of Monticello who died May 10 with appraisers Henry Milbrandt J W Barlow and William Spring.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Homer Retzlaff
Herman Kohn
Green County
Herman Schmitz
Percy Lichenwalner
Musetta Clarke
B. L. Clark
Monticello
Henry Milbrandt
J. W. Barlow
William Spring
Marriage Licenses Issued for Local Couples
Belva Ann Hauser of 1622 15th Avenue and Lawrence LeRoy Leverton of Dakota, Sl. Virginia Marie Crooks and Jerome Lewis Richardson of 1202 16th Street are listed for marriage licenses.
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Belva Ann Hauser
15Th Avenue
Lawrence LeRoy Leverton
Dakota
Virginia Marie Crooks
Jerome Lewis Richardson
16Th Street
Justice cases heard in local court
L A Koenig and Gene Bloom 19 of route 2 found guilty of reckless driving with $20 costs. Kathryn Menamin 44 of Dodgeville guilty of speeding with $12 costs. Werner Buholzer 33 of Monroe pleaded not guilty to speeding. case set for 9:30 a m June 7. Martin Emerson Jr. 37 of Rockford guilty of drunk and disorderly with $30 costs for 14 days.
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Juustice L. A. Koenig
Gene Bloom
Route 2
Kathryn Menamin
Dodgeville
Werner W. Buholzer
Monroe
Martin J. Emerson Jr
Rockford
Deaths of Patrick Connors James Lacey Cleland Baker Wand Stabenow Richards
Death notices list Patrick J. Connors Sr 62 of 810 11th Street Prof James J. Lacey 64 Madison Cleland Baker 48 Brooklyn Joseph J. Wand 80 Elizabeth Lena Stabenow 19 Clinton NI Bert H Richards 65 Evansville Nettiemae Gissing infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Gissing Jr route 2 Clinton John Czyzewski 25 Rockford.
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Patrick J. Connors Sr
11Th Street
James J. Lacey
Madison
Cleland Baker
Brooklyn
Joseph J. Wand
Elizabeth
St. Claire
Gilbertsons Welcome Sons and Rufeners Welcome Daughters
Mr and Mrs Victor Gilbertson of New Glarus report a son born June 3. Mr and Mrs Armond Rufener from route 3 report a daughter born June 2.
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Victor Gilbertson
New Glarus
Armond Rufener
Route 3
St Clare Hospital Medical Docket Affects Patients and Staff
Listings show names of patients and relatives along with addresses for medical procedures and dismissals at St Clare Hospital Medical. Entries include tonsillectomy patient Craig Earl Gundry Warren IN and multiple residents of Brodhead Browntown Rockton and surrounding areas.
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James Kosek
Brodhead
Leo Gille Sr
9Th Street
Alma Johnson
Clarence Schroeder
Route 5
Craig Earl Gundry
Warren
William Rothenbuehler
11Th Street
Armond Sorenson
Linda Kay
20Th Avenue
Sandra Wrysinsky
Rockton
Ill
Roy R. Pinnow
Dale Johnson
Gerald Albright
8Th Street
Harlan Voegels
Browntown
Lee W. Becker
20Th Street
Charles Percival
Peter Macanther
Sadie Simmons
Angelo Cernoia
Joe Ganshert
Robert Alder
Mary Burnett
Clifford Bobb
Jessie French
Charles Allen
Brodhead Youth III Delays Departure Amid Illness
Green County reports no selectee for this month as James C. Allen of Brodhead, 20, is ill with yellow jaundice and pneumonia, delaying his scheduled departure. Ten men from the armory undergo pre induction physical examinations.
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Green County
James C. Allen
Brodhead
Allen
Armory
Swiss Whey Spread Patented by USDA Pair
A whey based dairy spread from Swiss cheese whey was developed at Beltsville USDA experiments. H. E. Walter and J. P. Malkames Jr. created a process to remove crude whey protein then enzymes break down residue to a smooth spread. It is homogenized salted flavored and cultured for richness. Canada markets a similar product called Dari Spread. The process is patent free for public use. Whey spreads cannot be used in cooking.
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Beltsville Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
H. E. Walter
Plattevile
J. P. Malkames Jr
Pennsylvania
Canada
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The text continues a roster of individuals including Pilz Ronald J Poff Evelyn L Rabe Betty Ann Rees Kenneth C Rieder Harold W Riffle Jr Charles R Robertson Ellen Ann Rubi Paul William Ruf Walter R Rufener Gary W Scherer Frederic R Schild Jacob J Schillinger James D Schilling er Dora Ann Schindler Mary Ann Schmitz Willis C Schmoldt Doris Marie Schuetz Carol Ann Schwinger Donna Kathryn Signer Constance Smith Betty Lou Soddy Rodney A Speich Rudolph James Speich William E Spoerry Helen L Spring Kenneth D Stair Arnold F Stalder Jane Mardelle Stauffacher Joyce K Stauffacher Leo James Stauffacher Mildred Mae Stauffer Kenneth R Steinman Glee Loray Thomm Mary Carol Thompson Frank K Thorp Patricia Ellen Thorp Joyce Elaine Trachsel Doris Ann Tschudy Betty Ann Waelchli Wayne O Waener Albert Keith Wainwright Norbert Alfonso Wels Sally Jane Wenger Virgil R Wenger Louden A Westgard Keith E Wilson Elaine Yvonne Wolf Carolyn Jane Wood Ludwig C Zoller.
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Carol Ann Schwinger
Donna Kathryn Signer
Constance Smith
Betty Lou Soddy
Rodney A. Speich
Rudolph James Speich
William E. Spoerry
Helen L. Spring
Kenneth D. Stair
Arnold F. Stalder
Jane Mardelle Stauffacher
Joyce K. Stauffacher
Leo James Stauffacher
Mildred Mae Stauffer
Kenneth R. Steinman
Glee Loray Thomm
Jaycees Plan Get Acquainted Party at The Elms
Junior Chamber of Commerce members host a free get acquainted party on the American Legion clubhouse lawn for men 21 to 35 to recruit new members in the city. Charter night is set for next Tuesday at Monroe Country Club.
Rev Brown to Speak at Argyle YFC Rally
The Rev Lawrence A Brown former pastor of Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church will speak at the Youth for Christ rally at Argyle Methodist church Friday at 8 p m Special music is planned He will depart in July for Goaz Brazil where he and his wife will serve as missionaries
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Lawrence A. Brown
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Youth For Christ
Methodist Church
Argyle
Brown
Goaz
Brazil
McGettigan Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Treasurer
Darlington banker and former mayor Paul McGettigan announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. He previously won the nomination two years ago but lost to incumbent Warren Smith.
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Darlington
Wis
Paul McGettigan
Warren Smith
Misses Barmore and Shelton Travel to California
Misses Joan Barmore and Ruth Shelton depart Sunday for California to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Barmore in Whittier and spend time with them during their trip.
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West Orangeville
Joan Barmore
Ruth Shelton
California
Paul Barmore
Whittier
Becker Undergoes Knee Surgery At Local Hospital
Lee W Becker of 1125 20th Street underwent surgery this morning at St Clare hospital to remove a floating cartilage from his right knee. The condition caused knee pain for six months and prompted the procedure.
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Lee W. Becker
20Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Personal News Roundup From Monroe and Nearby Areas
Local social notes record visits and travels across Wisconsin Iowa and Michigan including Robert L. Phillips in Albany Fred Galli in Wausau and Mary Schneller in Sauk City. Travelers Philipsto Madison Amos Miller Freeport and Ray Finch plan Montana trip. Mrs Claude Layton and family in Rockford return from Horeb visits.
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Robert L. Phillips
Albany
Fred Galli
Wausau
Mary Schneller
Sauk City
W. C. Waters
Williamsburg
Monroe
L. K. Johnson
Rockford
O. R. Finch
Loves Park
Ill
Women of the Moose
George Forbes
Fredonia
Kans
George Jacobs
George Jr
Alan Kiel
Madison
Amos Miller
Freeport
Jesse Goodman
Ray Finch
Montana
John Cosgrove
Pontiac
Mich
Detroit
Theresa Saunders
Clarence Wittner
Arthur W. Black
Sterling, Ill
Sterling
Mrs. Doyle Runs for State Treasurer Nomination
Assemblywoman Ruth B. Doyle of Madison announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state treasurer in the September primary. She served in the 1949 and 1951 sessions, chaired the Assembly Education Committee, and sat on the Legislative Council Committee on Education and the Revision of School Laws. She is married to James E. Doyle, Madison attorney and state DOC chairman.
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Madison
Ruth B. Doyle
Wiley Urges Laws for Emergencies in Atomic Age
Sen. Wiley called for Congress to establish machinery to act quickly in emergencies after the Supreme Court ruling limiting presidential seizure of steel mills. He argued the nation must be prepared for urgent actions in the atomic age.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
Sen. Wiley
Congress
Committee to Meet for 4-H Fair Supervisors Naming
The Green County 4-H executive committee will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse to appoint superintendents for the fair’s various divisions.
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Green County
Court House
Loreine Reeser Joins Scripture Press Chicago
Miss Loreine Reeser daughter of Mrs Gladys Reeser has taken a position with the Scripture Press in Chicago indicating a career move from local circles to publishing work at a major firm.
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Chicago
Orangeville
Loreine Reeser
Gladys Reeser
Scripture Press
Safety Session Planned by Green County Council
The Green County Farm and Home Safety Council will meet at 8 p m today in the county courthouse to plan a safety session for residents.
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Green County Farm and Home Safety Council
County Court House
Monroe Considers Electrical Licensing Ordinance
City Council committee members and local electricians studied a proposed ordinance requiring permits and annual fees for electrical work. Watertown representatives discussed similar rules, with inspections on completion and licensed electricians only. Further study planned before recommendation. Alderman Matzke proposed combining plumbing, building, and electrical inspections. dogcatcher issues were also debated by Alderman Elmer.
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City Council
Monroe
City Hall
Watertown
Floyd W. Matzke
Matzke
Roger L. Elmer
Judiciary Committee
Police and Safety Committee
Moe Family Son Transferred to Camp McCoy
Mr and Mrs James Moe of route 1 received a letter from their son Sgt Donald Moe reporting a transfer from Camp Atterbury Indiana to Camp McCoy His new address is Battery C 932 F A R N 31st division Task Force
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Mccoy South
Wayne
James Moe
Route 1
Donald Moe
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp McCoy
Battery C
F.A.R.N. 31St Division Task Force
Barker Address Sent to New Military Post
The new address for Pfc. Wiles W. Barker is listed as MGCIS-4 MACG-3 MCAF Santa Ana California.
Power and Light Firm Submits Union Offer
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. offers Local Union 965 IBEW an all union shop and a five percent wage rise plus fringe benefits. Union officials study the proposal for member approval. Wage increases hinge on Wage Stabilization Board approval and would be retroactive to June 1 or another board date.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
W. S. MacDonald
Funeral Services for Andrew Ole Keesey in Orfordville
Andrew Ole Keesey 83 a native of Spring Valley township died Sunday night at his Orfordville home. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at Orfordville Lutheran church with Rev. Marcus Lew of Luther Valley church officiating. Burial in Orfordville Lutheran cemetery. Everson funeral home Brodhead in charge. Keesey born Aug 6 1868 married Laura Risum Jan 7 1903. Survived by widow four sons two daughters a sister and two brothers and four grandchildren.
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Andrew Ole Keesey
Brodhead
Spring Valley Township
Orfordville
Mrs Elliott Undergoes Major Surgery at St Clare
Mrs William G Elliott of Monti cello and her husband run the Casino there underwent major surgery yesterday morning at St Clare. Mrs Elliott is formerly Belle Pfisterer of Brodhead.
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William G. Elliott
Monticello
St. Clare
Elliott
Belle Pfisterer
Brodhead
Doctors Check 17 Youngsters
A group of 77 local children entering kindergarten this fall underwent physical examinations at Monroe Clinic. The 6:45 start allowed nurses and a team to screen for conditions affecting school or daily life. Miss Ellen Brooks praised parent cooperation and noted any leftover funds go to St. Clare hospital.
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Monroe Clinic
Ellen Brooks
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Brooks
Mmes
Nora Ruubi
Kenneth M. Mayer
Adrian Babler
Alois Ruf
Robert Goecks
Edwin Miller
Employment gains in Madison area manufacturing
Wisconsin's nine area manufacturing sectors employed 359,290 people in April 1952, up 1.6 percent from March but down 1.7 percent from April 1951, according to the State Industrial Commission report.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Miss Wisconsin contest set for Aug 2 in Menasha
Menasha, Wisconsin hosts the Miss Wisconsin beauty pageant to choose the state's entrant for Miss America in Atlantic City. Competitors vie for the title in early August.
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Menasha
Wis
Wisconsin
Atlantic City
N. J
Koje Guards Fire On Defiant POWs on Island Korea
American guards fired riot guns into Compound 604 on Koje Island Korea wounding four North Korean prisoners defying orders. Prisoners refused to remove clothing from the barbed wire fence triggering the guards to use shotguns. Two detainees were hospitalized and two received first aid from fellow inmates.
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Koje Island
Korea
West Point Holds 523 Cadets Graduation Ceremony
Today 523 cadets graduated from the U S Military Academy in West Point New York as Air Secretary Thomas K Finletter delivers the commencement address marking the academy 150th graduation exercises.
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West Point
N. Y
U. S. Military Academy
Thomas K. Finletter
Wisconsin Cheese Market Shows Steady Demand
The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese prices holding steady with ample supplies and fair to good demand. Selling prices at state assembly points include single daisies 43-434 percent, longhorns 4234-44, square prints 43-4434, and midgets 44-45 percent.
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Cheese Mart Steady
Lost tire tube and wheel near 16th Ave and 12th St
Reward offered for return of a 670-15 tire tube and wheel lost at the corner of 16th Avenue and 12th Street. Finder please return to Harry Schindler, 1304 14th Avenue.
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16Th Avenue
12Th Street
Harry Schindler
14Th Avenue
British Barricade Berlin Red Radio
British military police ringed Radio Berlin with barbed wire barricades in the British sector trapping about 20 Russian troops inside. The action followed consultations with American and French officials and came after Soviet seizures of fringe areas near the West Berlin border.
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Berlin
Radio
West Berlin
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A. Ui
Jaycees
the Elms
Rev. Brown
McGettigan
Fritz Cleaners
Wiley
U.S
Goetz
The
Technicolor
Bogart - Hepburn
America
Big Western
Errol Flynn
Dodge City
Randolph Scoff
Virginia City
Lydia
Chocolate Shop
Koje
Red Radio
Denney
Gas Co
West Bend
A Ff As
Southern Wisconsin
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