Weather update from June 6 1950 Daily Record
Fair south and partly cloudy north tonight with scattered showers near Lake Superior. Little temperature change tonight 60 to 65 degrees inland and 50 to 55 along the extreme north border. Wednesday high 85 to 90 degrees with past day highs 80 and lows 58. Warmest U.S. place yesterday Yuma 102, coldest Sault Ste Marie 35. Sunrise 4 23 sunset 7 34.
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Lake Superior
U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe City Exchanges
Edward B Scharer transfers It 1 It 10 and E 2 ft of It 2 in blk 10 to Sophia M Burkhalter. Wilbert H Kuenzi transfers It 69 on Railroad add no 2 and adjoining It 8 Sec 3 Monroe to Julian Kiechle. Julian Kiechle transfers It 5 blk 8 Emerson and Moulton add Monroe to Wilbert H Kuenzi. Henry Heuer transfers 6th street property in Monroe township Monroe city to Malcolm J Muenich.
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Edward B. Scharer
Sophia M. Burkhalter
City of
Monroe
Wilbert H. Kuenzi
Julian
Kiechle
Railroad
Julian Kiechle
Emerson and Moulton
City of Monroe
Henry Heuer
Malcolm J. Muenich
6Th Street
Monroe Township
Obituary Notices of Deaths and Births in Brief
Deaths listed include Dr. C. W. Bennett age 84 of 1816 10th street. Jay W. Chapman 51 of South Wayne. George Ben Davis 76 of Spring Grove township. Berndt A. Engen 71 of Orfordville. Marvin Devlin 26 of Evansville. Marriage notices include Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Dunphy Albany a daughter June 6. Mr and Mrs John O Senior Gratiot a daughter June. Mr and Mrs Berlyn Cassell Brodhead a son June 6.
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C. W. Bennett
10Th Street
Jay W. Chapman
South Wayne
George
Ben) Davis
Spring Grove Township
Berndt A. Engen
Orfordville
Marvin Devlin
Evansville
Lawrence F. Dunphy
Albany
John O. Senior
Gratiot
Berlyn Cassell
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Accident Involves Mrs Johnston at 1323 15th Ave
Mrs Marjorie Johnston of 1323 15th Avenue is involved in a hospital accident report at St Clare Hospital. The incident includes Harland Ped as a person of note in the preliminary records.
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Marjorie Johnston
15Th Avenue
Harland Ped
Chicago Class Milk Prices Down in May
Chicago March May price announcements show May class I milk at 3.361 per hundredweight, class II 3.161, class III 2.817, and class IV 2.792. The May class I price drops 24.9 cents from April, with April reductions also noted for classes II and IV and class III.
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Chicago
Case
Statewide Traffic Count Survey Item Reported
Police Chief J. H. Schwaiger notes counters and rubber hoses laid across streets for about 24 hours as part of a state highway department planning survey. A report on statewide findings will be available about a month from now.
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ADE
State Highway Department
J. H. Schwaiger
Funeral for Harlow A. Johnson Held at Family Farm
Last rites were conducted for Harlow A. Johnson 43 who died suddenly of a heart attack Saturday morning. His wife and infant daughter born Friday were discharged from St. Clare hospital. Services at 1 30 p m at the Johnson farm home near Lamont and at Apple Gravs Lutheran church with Rev. Clarence Benson presiding. burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Harlow A. Johnson
St. Clare Hospital
Johnson Farm
Lamont Land
Clarence Benson
Local Names Enumerated Dismissals and Addresses
A list of individuals including Darlington, Vicki Jan Smith, Sharon Baum Gartner, James A. Lee, Cambridge, Mrs Eldred Street er, South Beloit, Clyde Rossiter, Brodhead, Maurice R. Connors, 1810 11th street, surgical names, Will W. Young, Beloit, William T. Plate, and others followed byDismissals of Leonard Lovans, Mrs Herman Holzinger, Mrs A Risner, Mrs Edwin Blum, Carl G Gall, and Harlow John.
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Erson
Darlington
Vicki Jan Smith
Sharon Baumgartner
James A. Lee
Cambridge
Eldred Streeter
South Beloit
Clyde Rossiter
Brodhead
Maurice R. Connors
11Th Street
Clarence Ht. Martin
8Th Avenue
Will W. Young
Beloit
Willard C. Harford
Mineral Point
William T. Plate
Leonard Lovans
Herman, Holzinger
A. ©. Risner
Edwin Blum
Carl G. Gall
Harlow John
C. L. McGinley
Monroe Daily Social Clip Highlights Local Movements
Personal mentions show residents and visitors from Durand Albany Darlington Shullsburg Gra tiot Pecatonea and Milwaukee stopping in Monroe. Notables include Knights of Pythias funeral attendance and recruiting discussions with WAC-WAF sergeant Avis Larson. Families travel for graduations visits and overseas connections as locals plan weekend trips and cross state visits.
Thai King and Bride Return to Lausanne for Studies
King Rama IX of Thailand and Queen return from Bangkok by chartered plane to Lausanne where the king is expected to resume studies at the university. He is not anticipated to return to Siam for several years.
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Geneva
Rama IX
Phumiphon
Thailand
Bangkok
Rama
Lausanne University
Siam
Aide of Sheltons Wounded in Attack
Fairfield Iowa gunmen ambushed Little Earl Shelton and wounded his associate Dellos Wylie, 35, who was shot three times in the back and taken to a hospital. The pair had bought a building near Highway 45 to use as a garage, and the shooting adds to the Sheltons’ violent history with multiple prior ambushes against Big Earl Shelton and relatives.
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Fairfield, I
Little Earl
Shelton
Dellos Wylie
Fiora al
Wylie
Highway 45
Here
Elmer Brown
Sheltons
Big Earl
Carl
Bernie
Adult Night Planned At Community Center
The former pop bottling factory site will host an adults only night at the city community center. Recreation director L L Kitchen announced that anyone who has finished high school or is post high school age may use the facilities tonight. The center offers a snack bar pool tables games juke box and dancing or lounging. A planning meeting will set future programs.
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Pop
L. L. Kitchen
Horlick Scion Dies at 76 in Racine
Alexander J. Horlick heir to the Horlick Malted Milk firm died after a month long illness in Racine. He was 76 and had served 52 years as vice president president and chairman of the Horlick Malted Milk Corp before retiring in 1945.
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Racine
Alexander J. Horlick
Horlick
William Horlick Jr
The
Horlick Malted Milk Corp
Call Strikes Home In Tragic Fire Rescue Case
Green Bay police Lt. Harry Bultman, responding to a fire department rescue call, arrived at his father Bernard Bultman’s home. The 73 year old man had died of a heart attack.
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Green Bay
Harry Bultman
Fire Department
Bernard Bultman
Rosie the St. Clare Hospital robin brood feeds at window
Sisters report Rosie the robin nested at the hospital dining room window chirping for food as four young robins peck and await worms. The birds cling to a cliff like perch on a projecting girder near the hospital, relying on hope until they forage independently.
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Rosie
St. Clare Hospital
Robin’s Four
Denham Denied NLRB Plan On Union Shop Elections
The National Labor Relations Board refused to approve General Counsel Robert Denham’s request to waive union shop elections in the scattered construction industry. Denham argued the sector employs about two million workers and urged exemptions from Taft Hartley rules. Beloit Atty Gen Fairchild Criticized By City Lawyer Over Pool Race Charges.
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National Labor Relations Board
Robert N. Denham
Denham
Fairchild Beloit
Thomas Fairchild
Beloit
George K. Blakely
Harry S. Fox
Fairchild
A.D. Telfer
Blakely
Pace Warns Army Must Rely on Science for Strength
Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr speaking at the U S Military Academy graduation warned that the Army is outnumbered and lagging in key equipment especially tanks He urged reliance on highly scientific ground forces and allied support to counter potential enemies He noted a need to improve qualitative strength through advanced science and technology.
Miss Charlotte Etter Takes Summer Job Abroad
Miss Charlotte Etter a Coe college student from Cedar Rapids Iowa will work this summer at Troutdale in the Pines near Evergreen Colorado about 35 miles southwest of Denver. She leaves tomorrow with her mother Mrs Rolland Etter and other companions Mrs John A Becker Mrs Albert D Geigel and Mrs H B Caradine. The group plans to visit nearby Colorado points and return in two weeks.
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Charlotte Etter
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Troutdale-in-the-Pines
Evergreen
Colo
Denver
Rolland Etter
John A Becker
Albert D. Geigel
H. B. Caradine
Monroe
Colorado
Murray Picks Group To Consider Merger
CIO President Philip Murray announced a committee would meet with AFL representatives to seek labor unity. He spoke during a CIO conference and said the group would arrange a mutually agreeable location for the talks.
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Murray
En York
Ur—Cio
Philip Murray
AFL
CIO
Sun Causes Blaze At Green Bay Home
Firemen say the June sun caused a Monday blaze at the George Schwartz residence. A porch glass pane allegedly focused rays onto a basket of clothing, starting the fire and causing about $300 in damage.
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Green Bay
George Schwartz
Miss White to Leave for Washington D C
Miss Sarah White visiting her sister Mrs Albert D Geigel will depart tomorrow for home in Washington D C Frances White Russell cousin of Mrs Geigel left Monday for home in Washington D C after a Monroe visit Mrs William T Plate 924 Uth Street will undergo surgery at St Clare hospital tomorrow morning
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Miss White
Sarah White
Albert D. Geigel
Washington, D. C
Frances White Russell
Mrs. Geigel
Monroe
William T. Plate
Uth Street
St. Clare Hospital
Herman Plantikow Burned Dumping Rubbish at City Incinerator
Herman Plantikow of the city street department suffered facial and neck burns around 11 a.m. today when the rubbish he was dumping into the city incinerator flared.
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Herman Plantikow
16Th Avenue
City
Bubolz backs GOP nominee if not endorsed at convention
Appleton state senator Gordon A Bubolz said he will support with all his power the endorsed GOP gubernatorial candidate if he does not receive the party endorsement at the State Convention. He joins Walter J Kohler Jr Harvey V Higley in pledging only to seek the nomination through the convention endorsement. Erwin L Benjamin plans to run regardless.
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Ove
Gordon A. Bubolz
Appleton
Bubolz
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Kohler
Harvey V. Higley
Marinette
Aspiant
Erwin L. Benjamin
St. Croix Falls
Belgium coalition cabinet resigns after election victory
The Belgian coalition government headed by Premier Gaston Eyskens resigns following the Social Christians and liberals losses. Eyskens will report the resignations of his cabinet to Regent Prince Charles later today.
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Weusseie
We Eng
Pro- Leopold
Social Christian Party
Gaston Eyskens
Social Christians
Prince Charles
Police Add Officer to City Force for Patrols
City police increased staff with another officer added during the day. One officer serves on motorcycle patrol while another covers the square beat alongside the chief and desk clerk. Three had served prior to yesterday.
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