Weather Summary from Daily Report
Cloudy and cool with rain in the southeast and drizzle or rain in the northwest tonight and Sunday. Temperatures range 46 to 52 tonight with a high near 60 Sunday. Friday 1 p.m. to Saturday 1 p.m. shows 20s. barometer at 1 a.m. 29.33 and 1 p.m. 29.21. Highest 58 today, lowest 51. year ago high 89 low 65. Warmest places Blythe Needles Calif 107. coldest Frazer Colo 23. Sunrise 4:31 sunset 7:28.
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U. S
Blythe and
Needles
Calif
Frazer
Colo
Real Estate Transfers Between Local Parties
Marvin L. Green transfers 2 and 4, except 7 ft of 4, block 21 in Brodhead to Arthur Zibolsky. Anna Yeager transfers SE half of SW quarter in section 34 Spring Grove Township to George G. Gosda. August Feldt transfers 120 acres more or less in sections 22 and 21 Mt. Pleasant Township to Fred Abbott.
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Marvin L. Green
Arthur Zibolsky
City of Brodhead
Anna Yeager
George G. Gosda
Spring Grove
August Feldt
Fred Abbott
Mt. Pleasant
Marriage Licenses Rudolf Elmer Maurer and Evelyn Marie Due
Rudolf Elmer Maurer aged 23 of 2102 9th street and Evelyn Marie Due aged 23 of Fort Atkinson obtained a marriage license.
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Rudolf Elmer Maurer
9Th Street
Evelyn Marie Due
Ft. Atkinson
Notable Local Residents Named in Public Notice
William T. Kane, 58, of 2616 8th street. John Ruef, 51, Route 1, Brod head. Mrs. Sarah Jane Finn, 88, Evansville.
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William T. Kane
8Th Street
John Ruef
Brodhead
Sarah Jane Finn
Evansville
Schneider and Jackson announce births
Mr and Mrs William Schneider announce the birth of a son on June 10 at 2012 9th Avenue. Mr and Mrs Jay W Jackson announce the birth of a daughter on June 11 at 629 11th Avenue.
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William Schneider
9Th Avenue
Jay W. Jackson
11Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals Listed
The record lists individuals connected to St. Clare Hospital and Brod Medical including John Meichtry and James Hanson among patients in an accident case at Ridge Way and Davenport. Dismissals include Gilmore Dobbs Larry Wells Robert Croweley George McPherson Leonard Killenbee and others.
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John Meichtry
Brodhead
James Hanson
Ridgeway
Herbert Hartcop
Davenport
Chester Lough
Charles Stubbe
19Th Avenue
Roscoe Dalton
11Th Avenue
Fred
Gerber
Juda
Michael Korbin
Blanchardville
Charles Goepfert
7Th Avenue
Sam Altman
Brooklyn
Charles Hennings
Delavan
Gilmore Dobbs
Larry Wells
Robert Croweley
George McPherson
Leonard Killenbee
William Golackson
Charles Kubly
Archie Gibbons
George Flaherty
Myrtle Crawford
Judy Ingwell
Leslie Schwitz
Walter Davis
Bertelrud To Visit Relatives in Norway
Gunner Bertelrud of Adams Township will depart Chicago Monday for Norway to spend three or four months with family in the Oslo area. He will visit his mother and five brothers and a sister, who have rented his farm ready for his absence. Bertelrud, who arrived in America 24 years ago, will take his first ocean voyage, with stops in New York and Copenhagen, and reach Oslo Tuesday night. He plans carpentry work on his return.
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Gunner Bertelrud
Adams Township
Chicago
Norway
Oslo
Bertelrud
Mr. Bertelrud
New York
Copenhagen
Denmark
America
Cheddar Butter Markets Steady Through Week
MADISON The State Department of Agriculture reports that primary American cheese markets held steady with unchanged prices. Demand was fair to good and curing quality cheese saw heavier movement to storage for commercial accounts. Butter markets were steady with prices unchanged.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Board outlines program schedule for year in Wisconsin restaurant group
A board of directors meeting of the South West Chapter Wisconsin Restaurant Association at the Swiss Wheel restaurant outlined the program for the year beginning in September.
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Southwest Chapter
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Local Residents Visit Monroe and Surrounding Areas
A parade of visitors and gatherings spans Monroe and nearby towns. Susan Kraft from Green Bay, Edward Euler of Freeport, and Luther Kittleson from Albany were among those present. Numerous residents from Chicago, Richmond IL, Rockford, Oshkosh, and Madison visited or traveled, with several attending markets in Chicago and market week in the city.
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Susan Kraft
Green Bay
Edward Euler
Freeport
Monroe
Luther Kittleson
Albany
Leo V. Koehler
Chicago
Robert Daughenbaugh
Cedarville
Clyde Durben
Edward Schott
Beloit
John McNish
Alice Vace Every
Richmond
Ellen Gibbons
Mae Norton
Will Locker
Emil Frenhner
Eastern Star
F. S. Grevy
J. F. Proscke
Streator
Ill
Indianapolis
G. Selgrat
Judie Nelson
University of Wisconsin
A. G. Nelson
Ella Berlalot
Orangeville
Green County Normal School
Emma A. Guttmer
Donald Whitcomb
Charles City
O. J. Zajichek
Reindl
Mollie B. Tollefson
Wauwatosa
Hollis Schilt
American Federation of Musicians
Cleveland
John Holtshouple Jr
Ronald Homan
Raymond Martin
Green Lake
Mmes. M. J. Gonstead
Frank D. Kantro
Frances Leuenberger
Bahama Islands
Miami
Bahamas
Mollie Tollefson
Horace
Tom
Donna Wade
Muskegon, Mich
D. J. Cody
Highland
Wis
Horace Tollefson
Film Council of America
Evanston
Service News from New Glarus and Madison
Edwin Saxer Airman 1st Class on 14 day leave with parents Mr and Mrs John Saxer at New Glarus. Robert Lee Thompson son of Ina Thompson Madison commissioned in infantry after ROTC at University of Wisconsin and reported to Fort Benning Georgia this week. Thompson is graduating this year. family formerly of Monroe.
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New Glarus
Edwin Saxer
Sedalia
John Saxer
Robert Lee Thompson
Ina Thompson
Madison
Infantry
University of Wisconsin
Ft. Benning
Thompson
Monroe
Isely Receives Army Discharge At Ft Carson
Roger F. Isely of rural Argyle received his discharge from active duty at Ft. Carson Colorado last Saturday. He was met in Davenport Iowa by his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Isely.
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Roger F. Isely
Argyle
Armed Forces
Ft. Carson
Colo
Davenport
W. F. Isely
Home on furlough for Wayne Penniston and family
Aviation machinist mate first class Wayne Penniston and his wife are spending a 30 day leave at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Penniston, 1902 9th street. Penniston is stationed at the Naval Air Base Foley Alabama and has served eleven years in the Navy.
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Wayne Penniston
Ricky
Howard Penniston
9Th Street
Penniston
Naval Air Base
Foley
Ala
Amazing bargains in The Times classified.
Classifieds in The Times offer daily bargains across categories, including jobs, household goods, vehicles, and real estate. Readers can scan listings for price cuts, limited-time offers, and local deals from area sellers and services.
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Times
Truman criticizes Eisenhower policy at Portland fundraiser
Former president Truman speaks at a Democratic fund raising banquet in Portland Oregon where he is expected to criticize the Eisenhower administration. He recalls predicting Pacific Northwest dam policies would end under Republicans and hints at forthcoming memos about Eisenhower's involvement in Korea troop withdrawals.
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Portland
Ore
Harry S. Truman
Boise
Pacific Northwest
Truman
The
Oregonian
Eisenhower
7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Superior Man Heads State Knights Templar
Arthur Olsen of Superior was elected eminent grand commander of Wisconsin Knights Templar at the 97th annual conclave in Madison. Olsen succeeds Orrin D. St. Clair of Madison, with officers named including M. A. Klingberg Beloit treasurer and Ward Rowbottom Milwaukee deputy grand commander among others.
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Madison
Arthur Olsen
Wisconsin
Knights Templar
Olsen
Orrin D. St. Clair
M. A. Klingberg
Beloit
Thomas Lyter
Milwaukee
Clinton L. Peterson
LaCrosse
Generalissimo
Walter Koehler
Hales Corners
Ward Rowbottom
Myron M. West
Antigo
Robert V. Osborne
Racine
Carl F. Harpke
Elbert M. Miller
Eau Claire
Farm Helped by Community in Wayne Section
Members of the OOF lodge and neighbors aided Clark Lelle on a farm near South Wayne by building a fence and plowing corn. Mrs. Lelle has been a patient at Darlington hospital for several weeks. Helpers included Harry Hanson Palmer Wahler Fred Broge Casper Maurer Jimmy Kurth Lawrence Rowe Kenneth Segner Lloyd Retzlaff Harold Lelle Gene Rebly Ernest Goecks and Clifford Stixrood.
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Aid Lelle
South Wayne
Clark Lelle
Lelle
Darlington Hospital
Harry Hanson
Palmer Wahler
Fred Broge
Casper Maurer
Jimmy Kurth
Lawrence Rowe
Kenneth Segner
Lloyd Retzlaff
Harold Lelle
Gene Rebly
Ernest Goecks
Clifford Stixrood
Union Delays Strike Against B. F. Goodrich Co
The CIO United Rubber Workers postponed a strike planned against B. F. Goodrich Co. which had been scheduled to begin at midnight tonight in Chicago.
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Chicago
CIO
United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich Co
Details Announced Playground Program Begins Here Monday
Monroe residents learn a six week summer playground program starts Monday with hundreds of children. The schedule covers Normal East and Recreation park sites with morning activities 9 to 11 30 and afternoon tennis archery nature and sports clubs.
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Monroe
Ronald D. Johnson
Normal School
East School
Recreation Park
Johnson
Jane Thompson
Joyce Babler
Annette Stopka
Archery Club
Nature Club
Paonia
Sports Club
William Holman Hired to Lead New Glarus Summer Program
William Holman of Monticello is hired to run the New Glarus summer recreation program starting June 20 for eight weeks. The all day schedule includes games ball swimming and swimming classes.
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William Holman
New Glarus
Monticello
Concert Postponed for Mainstreet Musical in South Wayne
The Mainstreet Musical band concert in South Wayne was postponed from tonight to next Saturday night, delaying the event's schedule. New date to be announced by organizers.
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South Wayne
Norman Fries Enrolled in Two Week Officers Course
Lieutenant Commander Norman Fries attends a two week officers course at Great Lakes Naval Training Station as part of the active reserve officers corps.
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New Glarus
Norman Fries
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Active Reserve Officers Corps
UW Class of 1955 Graduation a Global Mix
The University of Wisconsin will award degrees Friday at Camp Randall Stadium to 2,000 graduates. Wisconsin students make up 75 percent, with 43 other states and 26 foreign lands represented. Veterans number about 425 and married graduates total around 500.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Union
District of Columbia
Nevada
Wyoming
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Canada
India
Camp Randall Stadium
L. J. Lins
Orangeville TV Location Sought
WREX-TV Rockford says no objection to transferring UHF Channel 39 from WTVO to Madison in exchange for WTVO’s use of VHF Channel 3 at Orangeville. WTVO seeks to serve Rockford Wisconsin and Beloit with channel shifts and requests hearings in Washington on June 27 and 28. WREX objects to WTVO’s request to move VHF 13 from WREX to Elgin Aurora and grant WREX UHF 51.
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Wrex-Tv
Rockford
WTVO
Madison
Orangeville
Beloit
Illinois
Wisconsin
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
WREX
Elgin-Aurora
Ruehlman and Wenger Earn Degrees at Colorado Commencement
David D. Ruehlman Jr and Alan Roger Wenger were awarded degrees at the University of Colorado Boulder commencement. Ruehlman earned a BS in mechanical engineering and received a commission as second lieutenant in the Army Reserve corps of engineers. Wenger earned a BA degree.
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David D. Ruehlman Jr
D. D. Ruehlman
Alan Roger Wenger
Walter J. Wenger
University of Colorado At
Thurber's European tour redesigned due to dock strike
Mrs William F Thurber alters her European tour after a dock strike in England delays the Montreal sailing. The group now sails from New York on the SS Roma to Naples with a revised itinerary including Belgium and the British Isles, and a longer stay in Europe. They will be briefed in New York on Thursday.
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England
William F. Thurber
Montreal
New York
Roma
Mediterranean
Isle of Capri
Naples
Austria
Belgium
London
British Isles
New Yorker
Ozark Lines Gains Midwest Stops Under CAB Order
The Civil Aeronautics Board assigns Ozark Lines three Midwest stops Fort Dodge Dubuque and Rockford. It revises Braniff Route 106 linking Sioux City Mason City Waterloo to Chicago and relieves the Chicago Rockford bottleneck improving western Braniff service and future growth.
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Washington
Ozark Air Lines
Midwest
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Iowa
Rockford
Braniff Airways
Sioux City
Chicago
Mason City
Waterloo
Braniff
United Air Lines
United States Holds 57 Percent of Global Telephones
The United States accounts for 57 percent of the world's telephones, highlighting its dominant communications infrastructure and reach. The figure underscores the nation's lead in telecom adoption and market size amid ongoing global expansion.
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United States
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