Weather forecast and extremes from June 12 1950
Considerable cloudiness to night and Tuesday with local showers and thunderstorms. Warmer tonight and in east and south portions Tuesday. Low tonight 60-65 north 65-70 south. High Tuesday 85-90. Highest 87, lowest barometer 29.52 at 1 a. m. and 1 p. m. Warmest place Phoenix Arizona 104, coldest Sault Ste. Marie Michigan 38. Sunrise 4:22, sunset 7:38.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Small Claims Court Adjudications List
Judge Harold J Lamboley H B Lynch and Heuer Saies Co Monroe unauthorized use of license number 25 and costs Old Style Lager Distributors Monroe overload 10 and costs D R Parker Albany failure to register motor vehicle 10 and costs Melvin Spencer driver for Blumer Transit Albany overload 5 and costs Dads Old Fashioned Bottling Co Beloit overload 5 and Charles M Stoll driver for Herbert D Goecks Monroe overload 10 and costs Robert M Schultz Albany unlicensed vehicle 10 and
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
H. B. Lynch and
Heuer Saies Co
Monroe
D. R. Parker
Albany
Melvin ‘Spencer
Blumer Transit
Dad’s Old Fashioned Bottling Co
Beloit
Real Estate Transfers in Monticello and New Glarus
Real estate transfers listed include Ernest A. Comberman and wife to unnamed buyer for outlet 57 on Assessor's plat in Monticello. Marvin J Voegeli and wife transfer to John Voegeli and wife for parcel in Monticello. Henry C Klassy and wife to Henry R Klassy and wife 205 acres in sections 12 13 14 in Washington. Otis M Jacobson and wife to John Waefler jr and Alfred Waefler for outlet 187 on Assessor's plat in New Glarus.
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Eeu Ouren
Ernest A. Comberman
Monticello
Marvin J. Voegeli
John Voegeli
Henry C. Klassy
Henry R. Klassy
Sec
Town of Washington
Otis M. Jacobson
John Waefler Jr
Alfred Waefler
New Glarus
Marriage Licenses Reported for Two Couples in Walworth County
Marriage licenses issued in Walworth County include vyyce maruelle Veiger of route 2 Monroe and Roger W. Humphrey of Williams Bay. The licenses are recorded in the Walworth County register.
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Vyyce Maruelle Veiger
Monroe
Roger W. Humphrey
Williams Bay
Walworth County
Birth Announcement for Mr. and Mrs Francis Andrews
Mr and Mrs Francis Andrews of Darlington welcome a son born June 12. The family is reported to be in good health and appreciating the arrival of their new baby.
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Francis Andrews
Darlington
Notable Discharges and Accidents at St. Clare Hospitals
A listed compilation outlines patient names and routes across Wisconsin towns tied to accidents and tonsillectomy, with numerous discharges and patients from Janesville, Albany, Beloit, Monticello, Verona, Brodhead, Rockford, Argyle, and surrounding areas. Items include Ralph Pfund, Mrs John Schild, Kevin V Marchant, Patricia Hoesly, James Webb, Mrs Robert Klossner, Mrs Horeb, and many others, along with dismissal entries and guardians.
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Ralph Pfund
John Schild
Kevin V. Marchant
Juda
Patricia Hoesly
Janesville
James L. Webb
Albany
Robert Klossner
Horeb
Thomas Blum
Browntown
Glen L. Kubly
11Th Avenue
Tvan Turner
Brodhead
John T. Hauser
17Th Avenue
Clarence Moses
Beloit
Leroy 0. Holcomb
Rockford
Axel S. Johnson
Robert Alder
10Th Street
Marvin Helgesen
Verona
Judith Ann Updyke
Argyle
Frances J. Loeffel
Electricians Walk Out Over Pay in Madison
About 150 members of Madison Local 159 AFL halted work demanding $2.50 per hour. The contract with contractors paying $2.28 expired Saturday. In a separate note, Dairylana Power Co operative of LaCrosse must pay retroactive raises by August 1 as ordered by the state labor relations board.
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Madison —(P
Madison Electricians Union
AFL
Madison
Dairylana Power Co-Operative of
LaCrosse
State Employment Relations Board
Machinery Boosts Farm Yields Despite Late Spring
Washington reported by the Agriculture Department that the June crop outlook shows production near the high 10 year average, with harvest likely about six percent below last year's near record output. Tractor power enabled many to plant corn and soybeans despite delays, with rye oats and barley rising while wheat and fruits fall. Regional prospects vary, with better than average in the northeast and southeast, average in the south central, and slightly below in the north central and west, due to land shifts under government acreage plans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
North
South Atantic
South Central
North Central
Polio Cases Rise in Racine Area as Hospitals Admit Two
Lincoln isolation hospital treated two new polio patients weekend including Racine county’s first case outside Burlington. A 24 year old man became Burlington’s ninth victim and a six year old girl from Mt. Pleasant township marked the county’s first. State health board logged 15 cases statewide since Jan 1, up from 13 a year ago.
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Racine
Racine County
Burlington
Lincoln Isolation Hospital
Mt. Pleasant Township
Madison
State Board of Health
Colorado Race Car Crash Kills Two Children
A stock car wreck in Fort Collins killed Lynn Howard aged 9 and Margaret Howard 11 when a tire blew out and the car plunged through a fence. Oliver Howard of route 1 Greeley and two other children suffered minor injuries while four relatives were injured.
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Colorado
Fort Collins
Colo
Stan Weibers
Lynn Howard
Margaret Howard
Oliver Howard
Greeley
Cole
Postal horses burned in South Philadelphia fire
Eighteen mail wagon horses perished when a blaze swept the rear of a South Philadelphia livery stable. The animals, used for parcel post deliveries in midcity, were trapped in stalls with no chance of escape.
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Philadelphia
Thinks saucers real says Rickenbacker UFO belief
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker former World War I ace and head of Eastern Air Lines told a reporter yesterday that flying saucers are real. He said too many reliable witnesses have seen them and they belong to the United States air force.
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Indianapolis
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
United States Air Force
Local residents host neighbors and visitors in June gatherings
Personal mentions record Mr and Mrs John Rhyner of Clarno visiting the Krauss home. Miss Sarah Ruhl of Lake Geneva past superintendent visited. Several families travel or host from Rockford Beloit Monroe Whitewater and others. A June 14 church supper and July fire department celebration are announced with local activities and upcoming weddings and travels.
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John Rhyner
Clarno
Gottlob Krauss
Sarah Ruhl
Lake Geneva
Deaconess Hospital
James Forbes Jr
Lakes
Northernaire
Fred Hirsig
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Field
Otto Hirsig
Clarence Falk
Wesley
Kenneth
Route 3
Kenosha
Zion
J. P. Anderson
Kathy
Rockford
W. B. Gnagi
Mary Dunwiddie
Colorado Springs
Brooks J. Dunwid
Betty Kundert
Ruth Severson
Whitewater State Teachers College
John F. Towle
J. W. Trickel
Mundelein
Ill
Walter A. Miller
Trickel
Betty
Mary Timm
Marilyn Kubly
Evelyn Schmerse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
Michigan
Mmes
Harold Jay Shonts
John Goodman
White Pines State Park
Ilinois
Orangeville
Memorial Hall
Adv
Henry Babler
Sam Kubly
Moose Lodge
Alex Nicol
Carl Linder
Hastings
Neb
Otto
Peter S. Solomon
Miss Bartz
Joanne Solomon
Beloit College
Rose Allison
Milledgeville
Charles H. Allison
J. N. Musser
Harold A. Shonts
Mamie Rowe
15Th Avenue
Elmer
Cuba City
Mary Pinch
Rowes
Rudy Maurer
Ruth
Route 4
Messrs
William Buri Sr
Fennimore
William Buri Jr
Lancaster
Frank Wesbrook
West Chicago
Frank Albright
Russell
Albany
William Kugler
DeWitt
Louis E. Buri
Monroe
Milwaukee Three Alarm Fire Forces 25 to Flee
A three alarm blaze at a three story brick building in Milwaukee forced 25 people to flee at midnight Sunday. Firefighters quickly controlled the flames.
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Milwaukee
Tree falls blocks traffic on 10th street
A large maple on the terrace between the Hervey J. Hoes ly and Mrs. Henry Brown residences in the 2100 block on 10th street toppled into the street this morning. City workers halted traffic while they sawed up the fallen tree.
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Hervey J. Hoesly
Pole Knocked Down by Car Crash on 22nd Avenue
Walter Schild of Juda reported he drifted to sleep and his car struck a utility pole at 22nd Avenue and 13th Street about 3 10 a m yesterday. The impact brought down power lines and caused a minor outage in the area.
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22Nd Avenue
13Th Street
Walter Schild
Juda
Social visitors and wedding in Rockford area
Mr and Mrs Ray Breed spent today here Edwin Bell of Darlington visited today Nathan Stuessy of Gratiot was here on business Lawrence Berg of Browntown called in Monroe John Vogel of Monroe Center MI called in city Finlay Barry and John Austad of Argyle attended a Chicago ball game Richard Bienema of Beloit spent yesterday with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Schneider Mr and Mrs Marion Mueller visited Dayton with Mrs Walter Christen and her parents Miss Anne Hanselman of Chicago visited her parents Oscar Hanselman and Gust Sommers Alvin Sommers attended the wedding of his nephew John Johnson son of Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Lake Mills and Miss Doralie Wakefield daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wakefield Rockford last Saturday
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Ray Breed
Edwin Bell
Darlington
Nathan Stuessy
Gratiot
Lawrence Berg
Browntown
Monroe
John Vogel
Monroe Center
Finlay Barry
John Austad
Argyle
Chicago
Richard Bienema
Beloit
John Schneider
Marion Mueller
Walter’ Christen
Dayton
Anne Hanselman
Oscar Hanselman
Gust. Sommers
Alvin
Sommers
John Johnson
Lake Mills
Doralie Wakefield
Lawrence Wakefield
Rockford
Chicago Man Drowns in Rock River Incident
Jefferson county sheriff reports Lester L. Larson 33 died by self inflicted drowning after tying boat anchor rope to his neck and jumping from an empty boat found afloat on the Rock River. Larson leaves a wife and two children.
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Chicago
Atkinson
Rock River
Roland Gibson
Jefferson County
Lester L. Larson
Larson
Smuts Sinking After Collapse During Nationwide Birthday Celebration
Pretoria reports Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts gravely ill following a collapse on Saturday after his 80th birthday celebration on May 28. Doctors say he is very sick though no final statement issued yet.
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Jan Smuts
Pretoria
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Juda Jolly Juniors Plan June 28 Tour on Lawn
The Juda Jolly Juniors met Friday at the Harvey Andrews home for their June gathering. Violin solos by Louise Gruenewald with Delores Féldt accompaniment and Iris Ludwig presenting a potato project talk were featured.
Five UW Instructors To Retire This Year
Five University of Wisconsin instructors with a combined 193 years of teaching will retire at year end. All have reached the 70 year retirement age and will leave under university regulations. The retirees are Profs. Leonard R. Ingersoll, L. E. A. Kelso, John R. Price, Paula Kittel, and R. B. Michell.
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Sang Ison
University of Wisconsin
Leonard R. Ingersoll
L. E.A. Kelso
John R. Price
Paula Kittel
R. B. Michell
Mrs Frances J Lizar Rites Held At Local Funeral Home
Services for Frances J Lizar widow of Civil War veteran were conducted at 5 p m Saturday at Stuesky funeral home. Her son Frank Lizar arrived from Mississippi to attend. Rev Ralph Kofoed presided with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers named James Hughes W F Dreibelbis Chester Pfund Othe Schneider Jesse Kennison and Henry Timm, all of Clarno.
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Frances J. Lizar
Green County
Stuessy
Frank, Bixley
Ralph K. Kofoed
Greenwood Cemetery
James Hughes
W. F. Dreibelbis
Chester Pfund
Othe Schneider
Jesse Kennison
Henry Timm
Clarno
Birthday Smile for 108th Mary Jane Taylor at Victory
Mrs Mary Jane Taylor turned 108 at Victory Wisconsin on June 6. She credits peaceful living and the Golden Rule for longevity. She formerly took snow baths in winter as a health measure, stopping at age 99.
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Mary Jane Taylor
Victory
Wis
Plan Training Trip for Wisconsin Rural Youth Leaders
Miss Romana Halverson and Miss Theresa Saunders of Monroe attend the Wisconsin Rural Youth leadership training camp at the Rapist assembly grounds Green Lake Thursday through Sunday as representatives of Green County youth.
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Romana Halverson
Theresa Saunders
Monroe
Ray Figi
Robert Hafen
Juto
Wisconsin
Rapist Assembly Grounds
Green , Lake
Green County
Oleo Makers Rush Plans for D Day
Margarine makers push for a tax repeal on July 1 as a ten cent per pound federal levy ends. National Association head Paul Truitt says savings will reach housewives in 33 states where yellow margarine is sold, predicting yellow margarine will largely replace white margarine on shelves after June 30.
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Washington — T
Paul Truitt
National Association of Margarine Manufacturers
Truitt
Colored Product Sale Ban Noted Except in 15 States
The report highlights that sales of the colored product are still prohibited in all but 15 states. It notes ongoing restrictions and potential market implications while outlining which jurisdictions retain the ban. The piece emphasizes ongoing regulatory variance across the nation.
Milk supply fading in Washington after nine dairy shutdowns
Washington faces a shrinking milk supply as a wage dispute shuts nine large dairies for a third day. The region typically consumes about 760,000 quarts daily, most of it from the closed producers, affecting the city and surrounding suburbs.
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Washington
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