Daily Record Weather Status and Extremes
Cloudy with scattered showers in the north and west central areas tonight and in the east tomorrow. A bit warmer tonight and cooler tomorrow. Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high 78, low 54. Year ago today high 87, low 57. Barometer 29.49 at 1 a.m. and 29.54 at 1 p.m. Warmest U S area yesterday Albuquerque 104, coldest Marquette 43. Sunrise 4 22, sunset 7 36.
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U. S. Yesteray
Albuquerque
N. M
Marquette
Mich
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Issue
Real estate transfers include Eautn Cline to Wunamuruen berg for land in Martintown. Edward C Hefty transfers land in Washington township to Town Hall Co operative Cheese Co. Verne Johnes sells land in Albany township section 21 near Sugar River pond with a right of way to nearest public highway.
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Eautn Cline
Wunamuruenberg
Hik
Martintown
Edward C. Hefty
Town Hall Co-operative Cheese Co
Washington Township
Verne Johnes
R. B. Smout
Albany Township
Sugar River Pond
County Court Armor Moves Case and License Revocation
Albany driver found operating a vehicle under the influence with a $60 fine plus costs, license revoked by Judge Harold J. Lamboley. Also items note daily record real estate transfers Edith Cline to William Gruenberg land block 12 Hall Village Co operative Cheese Co. Verne Jones to R B Smout with a right of way to the nearest public highway. Arthur Noyes Albany cited for operating a vehicle.
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Albany
Harold J. Lamboley
Daily Record Real Estate
Edith Cline
William Gruenberg
Martintown
Edward C. Hefty
Town Hall Co-operative Cheese Co
Washington Township
Verne Jones
R. B. Smout
Albany Township
Sug R River Pond
Arthur Noyes
Harold J. Lamy
Justice Cases in Me Netac Neta Reckless Driving
Justice L A Koenig with Dr A J Schindler at 820 19th Avenue presides over a reckless driving matter in Me. The case cites a penalty of $30 and costs or 30 days in jail. Mrs Arthur Parker, aged 83, of Brodhead is noted in the record.
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Cod Neta
Anguate
Justice L. A. Koenig
A. J. Schindler
19Th Avenue
Arthur Parker
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals List
Tilmen Hegge Be loit Mrs Leonard Krauss 1003 South Street Luther T Bowers Capron Tonsillectomy Emmett Quinn Joan Hauser 1622 15th Avenue Judy Gibbons 1409 14th Street Gareda Jean Hahn 1205 16th Street Renault 1213 11th Avenue Mrs Anna Williams Route 3 Mrs Samuel J Johnson South Wayne Dismissals Mrs Ray McGuigan Marvin Sellow Florence Goecks Ann Luchsinger Rochelle Rowley Joyce Rae Kubly Benjamin Krueger Mrs William Lauper Andrew Nybroten.
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Tilmen Hegge
Beloit
Leonard Krauss
Sth
Luther T. Bowers
Capron
Emmett Quinn
Joan Hauser
15Th Avenue
Judy Gibbons
14Th Street
Gareda Jean Hahn
16Th Street
Renault
11Th Avenue
Anna’ Williams
Samuel J. Johnson
South Wayne
Ray McGuigan
Marvin Sellow
Florence Goecks
Ann Luchsinger
Rochelle Rowley
Joyce Rae Kubly
Benjamin Krueger
William Lauper
Andrew Nybroten
Milkmen Bakers Hit By Portuguese Papers
Portuguese daily O Seculo attacks milkmen bakers and millers for price violations and illegal mixtures in bread and milk. It blames new economy minister Daniel Vieira Barbosa and official Clean Up chief Capt Silba Pais for ongoing abuses. Reports say fines fail to deter and humorously notes banning hanging is not allowed.
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Portugal
O Seculo
Daniel Vieira Barbosa
Capt
Silba Pais
Seculo
Permits Required for Fireworks Use This Year
The district attorney says permits are necessary to use fireworks this year. The sheriff and law enforcement have inquired. Permits are issued by city mayors or town chairs to recognized groups, and bonds may be required to cover claims from injuries. It is unlawful to sell or discharge fireworks in the state. Violations by parents may occur. Fines range from 25 to 500 dollars and jail from 30 days to six months.
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Radolph P. Reger
17 Year Old Bride Reunited With Groom
A 17 year old girl who ran away with a married salesman was reunited with her husband in York Pennsylvania. The husband Thomas Kalinoski a 25 year old from New Britain Connecticut bakery truck operator said he would have a long serious talk before making her his wife. They met at Harrisburg airport after she arrived from Wichita Kansas. The girl was taken into custody in Wichita on Sunday with Arthur Deets Jr. 23 Kingston. They had been missing since May 28.
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York
Thomas Tar
Wichita
Kans
Arthur D. Deets Jr
I Kingston
U S Accepts Plan For Western Germany
Secretary of State Marshall announced the United States accepts the London conference proposals for western Germany. The plan would create a federal government granting home rule and pledges occupying powers not to withdraw forces without mutual consent, while promising to prevent rearmament. Some Congress members question if approval is required.
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Washington
Marshall
Western
Germany
Congress
Scattered Showers To Hit Wisconsin Tonight And Tomorrow
The Associated Press reports scattered showers will strike Wisconsin tonight and tomorrow following a near perfect June day. U S Meteorologist Howard J Thompson in Milwaukee forecasts a rise tonight then a dip tomorrow with the north and west central regions affected tonight and the eastern part tomorrow. Yesterday’s high ranged from 76 at Prairie du Chien to 67 at Dalton. Land O Lakes logged a 35 degree low.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
U. S
Howard J.thompson
Milwaukee
Prairie du Chien
Dalton
Land O'Lakes
Reductions in Soviet Forces Reported in Korea
A Moscow–transmitted broadcast said Soviet occupation forces in North Korea would be reduced, with no stated reason or date. U.S. occupation forces remain in South Korea as Americans. the report notes past Soviet calls for mutual troop withdrawals.
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Seoul
North Korea
U. S
South Korea
Personal notes of regional visitors and travels
A string of citizens and relatives visit Madison and nearby towns. Ms Shirley Spaide spends the day in Madison while Mrs Louis DeLorimier visits Milwaukee. Freeport residents Mrs Elizabeth Eels and Miss Joanne Stoll are in town or visiting relatives in Rockton and Freeport. Several Monroe and Chicago trips for sports and family matters are noted, including Tollefson, Pauline, and Disch families. A Clinton funeral for Henry Schmidt concludes the item.
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Shirley Spaide
Madison
Louis DeLorimier
Milwaukee
Elizabeth Eels
Freeport
Margaret Ubersox
Shullsburg
City
Fred Pauli
Paoli
Henry Legler
Leo V. Koehler
Chicago
James
Rockton
Horace A. Tollefson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joanne Stoll
Clarice Rockey
Edward Monahan
Keith
Rose Ellen
Monroe Vitors
Dallas E. Davis
Elkhorn
Claude Burbank
Joliet
Richard Amelong
Mel Puttkamer
Marie Disch
Alvin Baebler
Joan Hare
James Disch
Floyd Tollakson
Jerome
Junior
Argyle
Horace Tollefson
Winter Park
Fla
Monroe
Clyde Peterson
Minot
S. D
Vernon
Mabel Kinsley
St. Petersburg
George Ott
Michigan
Canada
Albert Legler
Nic Zentner
River Falls
Clinton
St. Clare Hospital
Outdoor range planned by Monroe Archery Club
Monroe Archery Club will establish an outdoor summer range at the Stanley Howe grounds following the family picnic at Recreations Park. Plans were made at the business session last night and targets plus equipment will be set up during the week. Thirty persons attended the outing.
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Monroe
Dr Watts Named Assistant Chief in Livestock Sanitation
Madison Wisconsin Fort Collins Colorado Dr R E Watts formerly of Madison joins the state department of agriculture as assistant chief of the division of livestock sanitation He will begin duties as assistant to Dr J T Schwab next Tuesday Cardinal Spellman Returns from Tokyo To Laugh Off Rumors of Hirohito Conversion He says the topic was not discussed
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Tokyo
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Emperor Hirohito
Hirohito
Wisconsin Cheese Market Sees Strong Demand Across Styles
The federal state market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese market very firm with heavy demand for all styles. Selling prices at state assembly points show 48 to 49 percent with various forms like daisies longhorns and square prints in demand.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Mrs Parker 83 Dies at Brodhead
Mrs Parker 83 prominent in Brodhead church and social affairs died at home after a long liver illness. Born Lydia Annickey December 14 1864 in Spring Valley Rock county she married Arthur Parker December 19 in Brodhead. Surviving sons Frank and Foster. funeral Friday 2 pm at Newcomer funeral home with Rev J C Robertson. burial Greenwood cemetery Brodhead.
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Arthur Parker
Brodhead
Parker
Uriah
Newcomer Funeral Home
Rev
J. C. Robertson
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Roosevelt Jr backs Democratic party line at Westchester club
New York Franklin D Roosevelt Jr says he will support the candidates program and decisions of the democratic party. He had earlier favored Eisenhower along with his brother Elliott. The remarks were made before the Westchester County Democratic Club last night. Commander to Speak Stevens Point John L Austin Minn national commander of the Disabled American Veterans will speak at the 20th annual state DA convention this weekend.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Elliott
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fdr Jr
Westchester County
Democratic Club
Stevens Point
John L. Austin
Minn
Truman Tour Splits Democrats While Dewey Pushes West
President Truman faces internal party criticism over the western tour amid protests from Lew Wallace and Lester Loble. Aides insist officials avoid politicking on the special train. Truman dedicates an airfield noted for a tragic misidentification. In Maryland Taft hosts delegates as Stassen and Dewey chart GOP strategy. Clinton P. Anderson wins New Mexico senate primary as John J. Dempsey concedes.
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Associated Press
Truman
Lew Wallace
Portland
Oregon
Lester H. Loble
Helena
Montana
Congres
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Harold E. Stassen
Dewey
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Taft
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate
John J. Dempsey
Anderson
Prince Bertil Busy On Rockford Visit
Prince Bertil of Sweden spent a full day in Rockford during a three day visit. He attended a pageant and folk festival marking the 100th Swedish settlement anniversary and planned to attend auto races on a new quarter mile track that evening. He also joined yesterday’s baseball game as part of the schedule. The article notes U S Motor Vehicle registration rose from 34,472,145 in 1941 to an estimated 37,164,405 in 1947.
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Ockrora
Bertil of
Sweden
Rockford
Here
U.S
West Coast Flood Situation Deepens Across Rivers
The Columbia and Fraser rivers cut deeper into soggy dikes from Portland to the sea. U S army engineers call conditions very critical as 21 days of rain swell earthen barriers. Puget Island drowned in the Columbia lower valley. Canadian forces ready for evacuation along the Fraser. high tides worsen upriver flooding amid rapid snowmelt.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Fraser
Pacific Northwest
Puget Island
Pacific
U. S. Army
Canadian Navy
Sululand
Veddar Canal
Pitt Meadows
British Columbia
Fifteen Die in Plane Crash Near Pichucalco Mexico
Fifteen people died when an airline crashed during a forced landing at La Perla ranch near Pichucalco Tuxtla Gutierrez Mexico. Three of the victims were brought to the city today.
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Tuxtla Gutierrez
Mexico
la Perla Ranch
Pichucalco
Democrats Fail On Racial Draft Unit Amendment
Washington news reports Republicans press to pass peacetime selective service. Senate rejects by voice vote an amendment for separate white or Negro units. Gurney says bill could move to the House after a decision at 10:30 a.m. est. Senate also limits service to two years and allows 25,000 aliens to serve, with a path to citizenship after five years.
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Washington
Senate
Russell
D-Va
Maybank
D-Sc
House
U. S
Gurney
RSD
Leo E. Alleh
R-Ill
Rules Committee
Martin
R-Mass
Congress
Capitol
Filibuster Tactic Shapes Civil Rights Vote Outlook
The bill likely passes only via a gag rule as GOP strategy presses Democrats before their July convention. On the Senate fifth day of drafting debate, Langer of North Dakota failed to attach the civil rights program to the measure. Southern and northern Democrats joined Republicans to table Langer’s proposals and advance toward a final vote.
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Senate
Langer
Suit Filed Over Defamatory Statements by Retired General
Mildred R. Lamarre of Dayton Ohio sues retired U S Air Force General Bennett E Meyers in federal court for 250000 alleging false and defamatory statements. The former secretary accuses the general of making damaging remarks.
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Bennett
Five Men Die As Lightning Strikes Dining Group
Five men were killed and seven seriously injured when a bolt of lightning struck a large group dining around an iron cauldron beneath a tree near the Montealegre power station in Lisbon Portugal.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Montealegre
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