Daily Record Weather Data for June 14 1945
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with showers in extreme north and east portions. Cooler tonight and east Friday. Since yesterday 3 PM the high 84 and low 65. Year ago today high 86 low 64. Precipitation since yesterday. barometer 29.48 both 3 AM and 3 PM. Warmest place yesterday Phoenix Arizona 102. coldest Helena Montana 38. Almanac notes sunrise 5:20 and sunset 8:32.
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U. S. Yesterdday
Phoenix
Ariz
Helena
Mont
Ration Book 4 and Stamps Validity Details
The notice lists expiration dates for red, blue and other ration stamps including E through Z-2 goods, blue stamps N through G-1, and fats and sugar stamps. It details Shoe stamps, gasoline coupons, fuel oil coupons, and the acceptance of applications for increased B rations with dates spanning June through the current heating season.
Real Estate Transfers Between Carrieson and Nybroten and Huffman heirs
Carrie Guison transfers parcel in section 23 township 4 range 6 to Andrew Nybroten. A Huffman transfers parcels in sections 23 and 24 town 1 range 7 to Ralph Huffman.
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Carrie Guison
Andrew Nybroten
A. &. Huffman
Ralph Huffman
Justice fines in Albany motor vehicle and DUI cases
Fred Schneeberger paid a $5 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license in Albany. Highway patrolman George W. Armstrong made the arrest. In Roger Elmer's justice court, Charles Erickson and Jake Bruny paid $60 fines plus costs on charges of driving while intoxicated.
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Fred Schneeberger
Albany
George W. Armstrong
Roger Elmer
Charles Erickson
Jake Bruny
Births at St. Clare Hospital Confirm Three Daughters and Son
Mr and Mrs William H Walters 1334 19th Street welcome a daughter born June 14. Mr and Mrs Ervin Jackson of Brodhead also report a daughter born June 14. Mr and Mrs Joseph J Gmar of Monticello announce a son born June 14.
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St. Clare Hospital
William H. Walters
19Th Street
Ervin Jackson
Brodhead
Joseph J. Gmar
Monticello
Medical and Surgical Patient List Items
Surgical: Mrs. Robert H. Mc Cut of Darlington, Dorene Pernot of Brooklyn. Medical: Mrs. Francis Calacur chio of Rockford, Mrs. Albert Bey ers of Orangeville, Mrs. Joseph Sughrone of Rockford. Dismissals: William Foulker, Mrs. Amelia Garwell, Mrs. Jack Becher and daughter, Mrs. John Keller, Mrs. Edward Fritsch, Mrs. Clifford Jordan, Delores Itten, Clark Lelle, Fred Kummer, Mrs. Francis A. Smith.
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Robert H. McCut
Darlington
Dorene Pernot
Brooklyn
Francis Calacurchio
Rockford
Albert Beyers
Orangeville
Joseph Sughrone
William Foulker
Amelia Garwell
Jack Becher
John Keller
Edward Fritsch
Clifford Jordan
Delores Itten
Clark Lelle
Fred Kummer
Francis A. Smith
Connors Commissioned as Second Lieutenant in Army
Earl Patrick Connors receives commission as second lieutenant after 20 months in New Guinea and selection for officers' training in Brisbane.
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Connors
Earl
Patrick Connors
New Guinea
Brisbane
Philadelphia clubman faces bond forfeiture over probation breach
Maj. Wakeman Griffin Gribbel, a wealthy Philadelphia clubman, must forfeit a $50,000 bond if he drinks liquor during a seven year probation or fails to report monthly to quarter sessions court Gribbel pleads guilty to stabbing a waiter in December.
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Long Drouth
Philadelphia
Maj
Wakeman Griffin Gribbel
Gribbel
Trial of 16 Poles Carded in Moscow Trial
Moscow radio reported that 16 Polish political leaders accused of terror acts behind Soviet lines would be tried within days. Gen. Bronislaw Okulicki named ring leader as organizers of terror acts and illegal wireless transmitters. The case goes before the USSR military court with investigation completed.
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London
Moscow
Bronislaw Okulicki
Poland
Warsaw
Supreme Court of the
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Britain
United States
Stanislaw Mikolajcczyk
Mikolajczyk
Russia
San Francisco
Yalta
London Group
Elliott Receives 33438 Settlement in Delaware Case
Delaware court records show Brig. Gen. Elliott Roosevelt received 33438 as his share of pro rata liquidation from Transcontinental Broadcasting System Inc, formed in 1939 and placed in receivership within a year. Republicans pressed for probe into a 4000 loan from John Hartford, president of Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. Roosevelt held 4000 of 10000 class A nonpar stock, the largest on record. Receivers Stehman and Wolcott reported 83596 to 19 stockholders and 5000 to Breed Abbott and Morgan.
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Wilmington
Delaware Court of CIA
Elliott Roosevelt
Transcontinental Broadcasting System, Inc
Congress
Roosevelt
John Hartford
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
W. W. Harrington
Harry Stehman
Pittsburgh
Daniel F. Wolcott
Stehman and Wolcott
Harrington
New York
Breed, Abbott and Morgan
Personal Mention Plumbing and Area Visitors
Local social notes list individuals visiting, traveling, or moving through Niles and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Erickson of Woodford, Mrs. Max Booth visiting Grand Rapids, Miss Charlene Booth visiting Rice Lake, and many others from Albany Monroe Janesville Brodhead Rivermines Kalamazoo Springfield Milwaukee Arpin Del Rio and Bear Lake, with brief mentions of trips, cabin stays, and ill relatives.
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Niles
Donald Erickson
Woodford
L. Schindler
Ivan Schenk
Monticello
Max Booth
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charlene Booth
Rice Lake
Nettie Wegg
Otto Schenk
South Wayne
Charles H. Krueger
Monroe
Mark Riley
Fannie Elmer
Louis Ruegger
Arpin
Jacob Elmer
Arthur J. Buehler
Elmer
Herbert Beaupre
Kalamazoo
Lena Bruni
Sydney Leet
Milwaukee
Lela Schwartzlow
Una Miller
Springfield
del Rio
Tex
Lawrence Moth
Larry
Scout awards and pins presented by U S Grant council
H C Roth of Monroe was toast master at a ceremony where William S. Morgan of Freeport attended for award presentations by scout leaders. Tenderfoot pins went to Kenneth Davis Jack Andereck James Van Matre Leon Schmidt and others in troops 114 115 and 148. Second class pins to Jerry Raymer Kenneth Sisson and many more. First class pin won by Nathan Marti of troop 115. Merit badges awarded across troops 107 108 113 114 and 148, with specific scouts named for each skill. Charters were awarded to troops 108 Brodhead and 148 New Glarus. William Palmer received perfect attendance pin.
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Gene P. Arn
Glen Erb
Dwight H. Duerst
H. C. Roth
Monroe
William S. Morgan
Freeport
U. S. Grant Council
Kenneth Davis
Jack Andereck
James van Matre
Leon Schmidt
Francis Thorp
Richard Hyland
William Purcell
Ernest Vogler
Norman Huber
Carlo Wenger
Jerry Raymer
Kenneth Sisson
Albany
Duane Ellingson
Willard Shager
Everett Thoreson
Eugene Ellingson
Henry L. Brechlin
Anton C. Grawehr
Alvin DeNure
Robert Chambers
Marlin Cook
James Wells
Eugene Haeft
Delbert Shager
Robert Dearth
Fred Huber
Nathan Marti
Charles Ferguson
William Palmer
Ralph Sellow
Tallie Everson II
William Hahn
Herbert Crawford
Edwin Andereck
Karl Bregenzer
Fred Blanc
Russell Reuter
Brodhead
New Glarus
Browntown
Amendment dispute over university board expansion and welfare department changes
The senate amended an education bill by 18-12 vote to add three governor appointed members to the university board, removing a farmers or lawyers designator. Bitter opposition said representation should include more than millionaires and lawyers. The bill would raise board size from nine to twelve. The senate also rejected an assembly plan to place public welfare heads under civil service and create a social welfare division replacing several agencies. Buchen accused the measure of targeting a woman department head.
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Leverich
Knowles
Senate
Public Welfare Department
Civil Service
Division of Social Welfare
Social Welfare
Division of Public Assistance
Child Welfare Department
Buchen
R-Sheboygan
Public Welfare Office
Wisconsin seeks 72595 for FM state radio network
Education and agriculture leaders asked the assembly education committee for a 72795 appropriation to expand state owned radio stations across Wisconsin. The plan would add FM stations in Milwaukee and a relay in Madison, linking Madison Superior Milwaukee Wausau Eau Claire Appleton and La Crosse. The sponsors cited limited evening hours and coverage as justification.
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Madison
Education and Agriculture
Assembly Education Committee
Wisconsin
Superior
Milwaukee
Wausau
Eau Claire
Appleton
la Crosse
H. L. Ewbank
University of Wisconsin Radio Committee
WHA
WLBL
Stevens Point
Ewbank
Milton Button
State Department of Agriculture
Milo Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Hayes
Wisconsin Assembly Sets University of Wisconsin Outlay
The Wisconsin assembly voted to provide 8 million dollars for University of Wisconsin building needs and remodeling. The bill totals about 15.873 million for the postwar construction program, with amendments from the senate rejected.
Wisconsin Senate Passes Parochial School Transport Resolution
A controversial joint resolution to amend the Wisconsin constitution to fund transportation for children to parochial and private schools passed the Senate 18 to 13. It is deemed dead as a move to send it to the Assembly was defeated, so the measure remains in the Senate until after tomorrow’s session and will not reach the Assembly before the recess.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Senate action stalls transport bill and conservation limit
The senate advanced a transportation measure but the assembly sent it to a committee with little chance of passage by tomorrow. A conservation board reform bill failed 17 to 13, and town board consolidation with a county association was delayed as Lt. Gov Rennebohm considers if an amendment is germane.
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Senate
Assembly
Conservation Commission
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Oscar Rennebohm
Australians Close on Labuan and Brunei Airfields
Allied forces led by the Australian Ninth Division pressed through swamp and jungle toward Labuan island and Brunei airfields after rapid invasions in North Borneo. Labuan’s 4,500 foot airfield is already in use by artillery spotter planes and set for bomber operations within 800 miles of Singapore. Brunei’s 3,600 foot field near the capital is also advancing, as Japanese resistance stiffens on Labuan island and at nearby Timbalai airfield.
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Brunei Bay
Borneo
Ninth Division
North Borneo
Labuan
Singapore
Brooketon
Brunei
Cit
Timbalaie
Victoria Town
Chinese Forces Reach Liuchow Suburbs In Fresh Action
The Chinese high command announced rapid advances reaching the Liuchow suburbs in Kwangsi province and engaging Japanese troops. Heavy fighting also continued around Ishan a railway town 43 miles west of Liuchow after its evacuation under Japanese pressure.
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Liuchow
Chungking
U. S
Kwangsi Province
Ishan
Green County Fair Uses Slogan in National Magazines
Green county fair directors mix the fall show with a slogan Come- Show with us in Green county Wis Swiss Cheese Capital of the U S A inserted in two national magazines Saddle and Bridle and national Horsman to boost publicity.
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Green County
Green County Fair
Wis
the Saddle and Bridle
National Horsman
Flink Family Plans Move to Seattle for Defense Work
Mr and Mrs Arnold R Flink and children Patrick Cherie Colleen and Colette will leave Sunday by auto for Seattle Washington to make their home Mr Flink will be employed in defense work there having been employed at the Fairbanks M orse company Beloit for several months His home is on the coast and his mother is in business there
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Seattle
Arnold R. Flink
Patrick
Cherie
Colleen
Colette
Wash
Flink
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Beloit
Mr. Flink
Albany Union Bible class enrolls 88 pupils
Eighty eight students enroll on opening day for the Union Bible school at the Methodist church in Albany. Rev. and Mrs. Werner assist by volunteers from Baptist and Methodist churches. The program runs through Friday June 22 with a Friday picnic for attendees of three or more sessions and final exercises Sunday June 24.
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Albany
Union Bible School
Richard C. Werner
Baptist Church
Baptist
Methodist
W. N. Grandy
The
Methodist Church
Green Lake
Werner
Albany Baptist Sunday School
British Eighth Army Advances in Burma Reach Milestone 21 Area
British 14th Army troops push along the Toan goo Mawchi road in southern Burma and seize an enemy-held feature west of Mile stone 21. In the Prome area they contact retreating Japanese along the Prome to Paukkaung route. Paukkaung lies 24 miles east of Prome.
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Burma
Calcutta
14Th Army
Thailand
Prome
Paukkaung
Cancer Drive Monticello Fund Collected
Mrs J W Barlow reports to county chairman Mrs Ralph Bridge that $13.10 has been collected at the Monticello bank for the Cancer fund drive.
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Juda
Times Special Service
J. W. Barlow
Monticello
Ralph Bridge
Monticello Bank
Right to Withdraw Emerges at San Francisco World Talk
The San Francisco conference on a world league inches toward a withdrawal right for small nations. The big powers press for charter amendments only by full consent of five nations and a grave violations expulsion clause. Prolonged talks push the adjournment from June 20 to June 23 as leaders wrestle these intertwined issues.
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San Francisco
United States
Britain
Russia
France
China
Truman to seek Senate ratification of international peace pact
Washington quick report says President Truman will submit the project for the international peace organization chapter to the Senate for ratification immediately after it wins approval in San Francisco. White House press secretary Charles G. Ross told reporters to follow updates.
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Senate
Washington
Truman
International Peace Organization
San Francisco
White House
Charles G. Ross
President plans side trip after United Nations session
The report says the president will fly back from San Francisco with the peace charter and submit it at once. Plans for a side trip to Olympia, Washington, remain unchanged, to be made before or after San Francisco depending on delegate progress.
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San Francisco
Mr. Truman
Ross
Olympia
Wash
Buyers of Farm Products to Get Added Gas Ration
The OPA declared wholesale buyers of farm products who perform essential marketing services eligible for full preferred or mileage gasoline rations. Farm marketing agents including cooperatives gain the same privilege to travel to grower farms to direct harvesting grading packing and shipping of fresh fruits and vegetables when needed for marketing crops.
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Washington
OPA
Memorial Day Honors graves of DAR members
Members of the Col. Benjamin Harrison Chapter D A R laid flowers and flags on the graves of all deceased members at 11 a m on Flag Day June 14.
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Col
Benjamin Harrison
Pvt Maurice Conway Dies in Philippines
Blanchardville reports Pvt Maurice Conway died in the Philippines on June 26 1942 He had been a prisoner of war and had lived with the Jacobs family in Rockford after his mother’s death He formerly belonged to Argyle.
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Blanchardville
Times Special Service
Ann Jacobs
Rockford
Maurice Conway
Philippines
Conway
Argyle
Jacobs
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