Wisconsin Legislature Near End Of Session In 1951
Wisconsin lawmakers moved to wrap up the 1951 session with key issues like reapportionment and a surtax on incomes pending. The assembly advanced a school construction fund and debated reapportionment plans while the senate sought to withdraw favored bills from committee, and constitutional amendments on reapportionment awaited action in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Knowles
New Richmond
Assembly
Senate
Dane
Racine
Douglas
Eau Claire
Marathon
Wood
Outagamie
Brown
la Crosse
Winnebago
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Fond du Las
Dodge
Waukesha
Rock and Kenosha
Florence
Forest
Iron and Vilas
Pepin
Buffalo
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
U. S. Senate
Legislative Council
Ice Caused Jet Crash Not Sabotage
Washington reports the air force, with FBI and manufacturers, found icing of engine inlet screens caused the crash of eight F-84 Thunderjets over Indiana last Friday. No indication of sabotage. 14 other planes in the training flight checked with no visible damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Indiana
FBI
Austin
Tex
Selfridge Field
Mich
Wright-Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio
Ree
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Mrs Kubly of Monroe Dies After Illness at 67
Mrs John J Kubly 67 of 2815 8th avenue Monroe died at 9 45 pm yesterday at St Clare hospital after several years illness and two weeks in hospital Pneumonia listed as cause She born Aug 21 1883 in Jordan township daughter of Abraham and Rosina Kundert married Nov 30 1899 at St Johns parsonage to John J Kubly Rev J T Etter They lived on farms in Clarno and near Oregon before moving to Monroe in 1948 Survived by husband four sons Rudolph H Waukesha Alfred J Herman W and Herbert L Monroe one daughter Mrs Sylvia Swanton Monroe one sister Mrs Jacob Teuscher Warren and many grandchildren She was preceded by her parents one daughter Esther and two half brothers Tacob and John Kundert Funeral services 1030 am Thursday Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiating Burial Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. Kubly
8Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Kubly
Jordan Township
Abraham and
Rosina Zweifel Kundert
Rose Kundert
St. John’s Church
John J. Kubly
J.T. Etter
Kublys
Clarno Township
Oregon
Monroe
Rudolph H
Waukesha
Alfred J
Herman W
Herbert L
Sylvia Swanton
Jacob Teuscher
Warren
Presbyterians Elect Eau Claire Minister at 100th Synod Meeting
Rev Melcher of Eau Claire was named moderator of the Presbyterian synod of Wisconsin as it opened its 100th annual meeting. He is pastor of Eau Claire's First Presbyterian church and succeeds Rev Lloyd De Jong of Portage as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauxesna
Yry
Nev. Cnaries P."melcher
Eau Claire
Presbyterian Synod of
Wisconsn
Melcher
First Presbyterian Church
Lloyd de Jong
Portage
Wilson rejects cattle relief demands despite price rollbacks
Washington reports Mobilization Chief Charles E Wilson rejects calls for relief, stating rollbacks are firm. Truman cancels news conference for a radio speech. Beefs prices, beet costs, and OPS actions affect sausage and hot dog prices amid ongoing controls discussions. Senate and House banking panels plan talks on extending controls past June 30. Agriculture notes weather improves outlook for the next harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Truman
Senate
McFarland
Aziz
Wilson
ODM
Johnson
OPS
Michael DiSalle
Innance
House Banking Committees
House
Erie
D-Ky
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Edwin Faubel Dies After Illness at 68
Mrs. G Edwin Faubel 68 of 616 15th street died at 6 20 am today in St Clare hospital after three years with a heart condition. Born Mina Byers November 25 1882 in Clarno township she was married February 22 1917 to G E Faubel. Survived by daughter Lois two sisters and two brothers with funeral 1 30 pm Friday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Juda Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edwin Faubel
15Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mina Byers
Clarno Township
Frederick and
Wilhelmina de Ranne Byers
Clarno
Clarno. Mrs. Faubel Was Married Feb. 22, 1917, To G. E. Faubel
P. A. Schuh
Faubel
Freeport
Frank Byers
Lusk
Wyo
August Byers
Frank Morrison
Chicago
St. John’s Church
Union Presbyterian Church
Death of W E Huffman longtime Green county farmer
William E Huffman 74 lifelong Clarno resident died yesterday at 4 20 PM after a stroke in March 1950. A Holstein cattle enthusiast and 30 year school board member he also treasurer of Fairview cheese factory 40 years. Survived by his widow Florence Cox three sons Willis Tomah Everett Herbert two daughters and six grandchildren. Services Thursday 1 PM Shriner with Rev Newell N Mendenhall and Rev Homer Retzlaff officiating burial Hawthorne Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Huffman
Clarno Township
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Huffman
Green County
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Fairview Cheese Factory
Staver Evangelical Church
Huffman
Jacob
Addie Day Huffman
Florence Cox
Willis
Tomah
Everett
Newark
N. J
Herbert
Edward ’ Hartwig
Clarno
Hazel
Shriner- Neushwander
Newell N. Mendenhall
Homer Retzlaff
Hawthorne Cemetery
Stansburys Hurt In Colorado Crash
Dr and Mrs Fred Stansbury of Chicago suffered minor injuries in a highway accident about 40 miles from Denver en route to Central City. Their car collided with a trailer truck after a left turn. They were joined by Dr and Mrs Don Ottilie of Marshalltown Iowa who are hospitalized in Denver with severe lacerations and a broken collarbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stanson
Chicago
Denver
Central City
Stansbury
Robert L. Rote
Don Ottilie
Marshalltown
Wedemeyer Warns U S Must Halt Russian Advance
United Nations forces press the Korean front as Reds retreat from the iron triangle near Chorwon and Kumhwa. Tanks push outward while Chinese and North Korean forces withdraw to hilly flanks. reports note possible new red buildup near Kaesong Korangpo, with front lines shortened to about 75 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
East Korea
Iron Triangle
United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
Triang
Fron
Seoul
Kaesong-Korangpo
U. N
Power Firm Plans Two Hour Shutdown for Repairs
Wisconsin Power and Electric Co. will cut electric service 2 to 4 am Friday to repair lines and poles affecting areas north and west of Monroe including suns, win Grove and Clarno. The outage aims to fix lines and complete necessary repairs in the two hour period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suns
Win Grove
Clarno
Wisconsin Power and Electric Co
Monroe
Livestock receipts rise first time since beef price rollback
Cattle shipments across major markets totaled 36 800 today, up from 26 512 last week and 37 599 a year ago, signaling an initial gain after the government 10 percent beef price rollback. A fuller rise in marketings could ease shortages ahead of consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Office of
Seven Selectees Leave Green County for Milwaukee Induction
Seven selectees departed Green County at 11 30 am today for induction in Milwaukee. Leader Gerald E Thompson and ant leader Kenneth A Johnson were chosen by draft officials. The group received talks from Booth and armed forces officers, with remarks by John J Burkhard Joseph D Viney Theodore J Burgy and Rev John E MacMartin. The Women�s Relief corps handed gifts and cigarets, and the committee distributed newsletters and addresses of other servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Milwaukee
Armory
Gerald E. Thompson
Charles A. Booth
Kenneth A. Johnson
Monticello
Ant
Booth
Green County Armed Forces Service Committee
John J. Burkhard
Joseph D. Viney
Theodore J. Burgy
John E. MacMartin
Universalist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Hervey A. Ott
Madison
Ratha L. Campbell
Stoughton
Robert G. Bagley
Albany
Melvin E. Ehlert
Minneapolis
Richard L. Horan
Brooklyn
Ott
Blanchardville
Campbell
Ehlert
Monroe
Janesville
Local Lions Club Revival Launched Monroe group reopens after 1942 suspension
The Monroe Lions Club revived after a wartime dormancy with Stewart F Kingston named temporary president Lester M Johnson as secretary treasurer Archie Schneider as membership chairman and W W Furrmann president of the New Glarus club assisting. The two clubs will meet next Monday to finalize charter arrangements. The Monroe unit first formed in 1936 and previously thrived until 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lions Club
Legion Home
Stewart F. Kingston
Lester M. Johnson
Archie Schneider
Ww. Furrmann
New
Glarus Club
Monroe
Lions Club
F. Earl Lam
Lions Organization
A. Mansour
Chicago
Air Force May Dip Into Draftee Groups As Recruiting Slows
The Air Force may turn to draftees to meet its June 30 manpower goal of 850000 as volunteer enlistments lag. January volunteers reached 56000, May fell to 11000, with overall strength about 737000. Officials say continued volunteer shortfalls could force mandatory drafts to fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Toda
Stolen Auto Triggers Statewide Alert in St Charles
A state wide police alarm was issued this morning for a stolen 1950 Scott auto from LeRoy Scott of unit 14 at the veterans housing project. The car vanished at about 5 a m with keys absent, and was replaced by Arthur W Nelson of St Charles in another Illinois plate. Police suspect a youth from the St Charles school for boys. two left the school, one was caught. A neighbor saw activity at 5 a m but mistook it for someone at the Scott home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Scott
Veterans Housing Project
Illinois
Arthur W. Nelson
St. Charles
Scott
Lloyd P van Houten
Nelson
Steady Selling Hits Stock Market Prices
Market activity shows light, steady selling with scattered gains. Prices hovered near sessions' lows, with many stocks moving little or not at all. Investors stayed cautious as traders weighed small bumps and broader economic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Wedemeyer urges United Nations line in Korea crisis
Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer told the MacArthur inquiry that the United States may soon need to draw a line and act through the United Nations with air power to carry out plans against Soviet expansion. He warned resources are strained by Korea and questioned a decisive allied victory, suggesting U.N trusteeship over Manchuria and noting past requests to deploy seven American divisions were blocked by MacArthur. He favored withdrawing troops from Korea and breaking relations with Russia if policies persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Russia
United Nations
Wedemeyer
Army
Senate
United States
Europe
Korea
U. S
Manchuria
Japan
Dou. MacArthur
China
MacArthur
Far East
Sovis
Sovis Histoviangelation
Defense Marshfall
U. N
Marshall
Sixth Army
San Francisco
Khair
Truman
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
Nyedemeyer
Eee
Ueas Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
DiSalle
Wasningenice
Awace
Sema Eerie
New York
Sleuth
Percy Sillitoe
Britain
Tong
Presbyterians
Cattle Industry
Jen
Edwin Faubel
Gen. MacArthur
Red
W.E. Huffman
Holstein
Stansburys
Colorado
Gen. Wedemeyer
U.S
Power Firm
state assembly _ points
Le.l
Korea Front
Thompson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!