Daily Weather Summary With Temperatures and Extremes
Partly cloudy and cool tonight and Thursday. Since yesterday at 2 p m the high reached 74 and the low 49. Year ago today the high was 88 and the low 54. Barometer readings were 29 57 at 2 a m and 29 65 at 2 p m. Warmest U S location yesterday was Yuma Arizona 111 degrees with Sault Ste Marie Michigan close behind at sunrise 421 and sunset 7 40
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U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Wyss and Waelti Granted Marriage Licenses
Theodore John Wyss of Jefferson township and Norebita Irene Waelti of Sylvester township were issued marriage licenses in the latest local records. The couples pursue marriage in the near term under township authority and state rules governing licenses.
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Theodore John Wyss
Jefferson Township
Norebita Irene Waelti
Sylvester Township
Divorces Granted In Custody Case Before Judge Lamboley
Divorces granted with custody awarded to the plaintiff for one minor child. Support set at 30 dollars monthly. Court approves property stipulation. Judge Harold J. Lamboley presiding.
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Ness
Harold J. Lamboley
Births at St. Clare Hospital Highlight Local Newborns
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Leverton of 1810 12th Avenue welcomed a son on June 18. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Route 3 had a son on June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy of Janesville welcomed a daughter on June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Campbell of Winstow welcomed a son on June 18.
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St. Clare Hospital
Conrad Leverton
12Th Avenue
John Williams
Route 3
Jack Kennedy
Janesville
Claire Campbell
Winstow
Surgical Officials List Dismissals in Fordville Area
A local notice lists multiple individuals including Mrs Kent Austin and Mrs John Tschanz along with addresses on 15th and 25th avenues, Evansville, Browntown, Argyle, Juda, and Monticello. Dismissals named include Richard Ammon Armella Butts Charlene DeLess Kenneth Leaver Roy Kolb Edward Knipschild and others.
City council actions approve land deed and sewer projects
The council deeded a city parcel housing the pumping station and authorized sanitary sewers on 23rd avenue from 16th Street and on 22nd avenue from 6th Street. It also approved three drinking fountains for the square, sent Police Chief Schwaiger to the Wisconsin police chief’s convention, and granted several liquor and pharmacist licenses and malt beverage permits.
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23Rd Avenue
16Th Street
Sam _ Waelti
22Nd Avenue
6Th Street
Earl Geigel
J. H. Schwaiger
Wisconsin
Rail unions press for 20 cent hourly raise for 1 million workers
Chicago top officials from 17 non operating railroad unions and spokesmen for the carriers opened talks today over a 20 cents an hour increase for more than a million railroad workers. Officials estimate the raise would lift annual payroll by about $524 million with payroll taxes adding about $48 million.
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Rails
Chicago
Shanghai war criminals paraded before public execution crowds
Two minor Japanese war criminals were shot at Kiangwan execution grounds after a three hour parade through downtown Shanghai. Police held back thousands as the event, unusually advertised days in advance, proceeded at the execution site.
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Revengea
Shanghai
Kiangwan
Juda 4-H Club Meets at Juda High School
The 2011 Juniors 4-H club of Juda gathered at the high school for an evening program with refreshments by nutrition members. Activities included musical solos by Luan Miller and Audrey Seidel, a piano duet, safety demonstration by Russell Miller and Robert Schild, a poem by William Brunkow, a Prairie du Chien camp report by Lois Jean Miller, and attendance by county home agent Miss Mamie Tillema.
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Juda
Luan Miller
Audrey Seidel
Donna Jean Matzke
Bonnie Broge
Russell Miller
Robert Schild
William Brunkow
Prairie du Chien
Lois Jean Miller
Mamie Tillema
WRC Marion Monroes Win Largest Class Flag Honor
At a Woman's Relief Corps meeting in Monroe a flag was awarded for the largest membership class in the state. Grace Schroeder reported on the Madison convention, and Mrs. Frank Buehler received a gift for Department Senior Aid. Refreshments and trivia games complemented the evening with several honored members noted.
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WRC
Woman's Relief Corps
Monroe Corps
United States
Monroe W. R. C
Madison
Grace Schroeder
Frank Buehler
Corps
John Tschanz
Bancol
Ruth Weeks
Fred Fritz
Union Warns on 1947 Auto Prices In Gray Market
Universal price guidance urged by AFL UAW president Lester Washburn to all locals. He urged informing members and the public of the correct prices for 1947 automobiles to curb selling on the gray market at up to 100 dollars over list prices.
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Milwaukee
Lester Washburn
AFL
United Auto Workers
Uaw-Afl
Senate Approves Emergency Flood Damage Measure
The Senate quickly approved an emergency 15 million dollar flood relief bill to aid midwestern and other flood affected areas. The measure, first approved by the house last week, goes to the president for signature. Senator Revercomb urged immediate passage stating thousands are homeless and over a million acres inundated.
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Midwestern
House
Revercomb
R-W.va
Senate
Michigan Pastor Ousted From Rose City Church
Officials from Rose City Methodist Church moved to remove Rev. Cecil H. Scott citing the good of the community. Trustees traveled to Saginaw to confer with Dr. Frank Field as Scott faced reassignment and reported water cut off at the parsonage amid difficulties. Milk can water deliveries reached the home as tensions rose.
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Michigan
Rose City
Mich
Scott
Raymond J. Wade
Detroit
Scotts
Funeral for Ralph Barmore in Mt Vernon cemetery
Funeral services for Ralph Barmore 67 of McHenry County NL, who died Sunday at Elk horn hospital, were held this afternoon at Shriner Neush nder funeral home with Rev Ne well Mendenhall officiating. Burial was in Mt Vernon cemetery Judo. Pallbearers were Dewey Dun away William Heinzelman Clarence Wiesenberg John Heuer John Kundert and William New man.
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Ralph Barmore
McHenry County
Elkhorn
Shriner-Neushnder
Newell Mendenhall
Green County
Mt. Vernon
Judo
Dewey Dunaway
William Heinzelman
Clarence Wiesenberg
John Heuer
John Kundert
William Newman
Eisenhower Is Honored at Pennsylvan ia Commencement
General Dwight D. Eisenhower received an honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Pennsylvania 191st commencement where Governor James H. Duff praised the allied leadership and courage that secured victory. Wisconsin Hydro-Electric executives R. M. Houger and E. H. Nelson attended from Amery, Wisconsin.
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Eisenhower
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
R. M. Houger
E. H. Nelson
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Company
Amery
Wis
Gilded Age Fades as Palm Beach Struggles to Modernize
Palm Beach, long the gold coast of America’s rich, clings to old style wealth while new cottages rise costing 40 000 to 100 000. Tax shifts and aging mansions push the ultra affluent to downsize or relocate, with prized properties like Col Edward R Bradley’s estate and Eva Stotesbury’s mansion struggling on the market as the social order reshapes in wartime memory.
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Palm Beach
Miami Beach
Florida
Palm
Eva Stotesbury
Two Cars Damaged In Afternoon Collision
Two cars sustained minor damage in an accident in the 1000 block of 15th avenue at 2 10 yesterday afternoon. Ira Tomlinson of Browntown had the left front fender torn while Louise B. Carver of East Ann Arbor Michigan sustained damage to the right rear fender and bumper. No one was injured. K C Sets Picnic Date. Approximately 35 members attended the Knights of Columbus meeting last evening in the K C hall. Sunday July 20 was set as the date for the annual KC picnic to be held at Lakeside Heights. Luncheon was served by William Rieder Jr. Discuss Retirement Plan. Wisconsin Power and Light supervisors meeting followed a luncheon at the Monroe hotel. Twenty six persons heard W D Baker Madison personnel director discuss the company retirement annuity plan. Previous to this meeting 20 supervisors and officials met in the morning to discuss new merchandising procedures. W S MacDonald district manager presided. Supervisors from South Wayne Blanchardville Belleville Oregon Brooklyn Albany and Monroe attended.
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Rose Derendinger
Dorothy Feeny
Mary Brennan
Madison
Alma Stark
Marvel
Martin‘town
Arthur Harris
Brodhead
Nell Lynch
Stockton
Effie Wenger
Institute of Directors of Public Welfare
Freeport
Monroe
Clara O'Haver
Myrtle Holman
Glenore K
Iva Adelman
Charlotte
Mich
B. J. ‘Adelman
Dutch Hollow
Recreation Park
Freida Kornelly
Marvin
Denver
Colo
G.wyssman
Janet Black
Clarence Johnson
Platteville
LaVerne Krebs
Hazel Green
Elsie Lynch
Myra
Lee
Donald
Middletown
Ohio
S. P. Lynch
William Field
Barbara
M. E. Julson
Cherry Point
N. C
J. D. Germann
Julson
Helen Germann
Marie Waeffler
Rockford
Carl Schuetz
Betty
Kenneth Trickel
Schuetz
Leon Schuetz
John R. Schwalbe
Menomonie
Stout Institute
O. J. Schwalbe
Schwalbes
Jean
Stout
Te Ee
Dubuque
Ervin Bechtolt
Browntown
Ed Hintzman
Juda
D. E. Alderman
Beloit
Ottillie Wild
William Engler Sr
New Glarus
Robert Barney
Court House
H.C. Klassy
W. S. Hoesly
Monticello
Ed Kroesl
Janesville
Willis Berndt
Thomas McArdle Jr
Shullsburg
Thomas McArdle
Maxine Percival
Durand
J. W. Mayfield
Benton
Lillian Bohn
W. H. Redman
G.L. Redman
Early Nelson
Marilyn
E. W. Arthur
Marjorie
Capron
William Johnson
Poplar Grove
C. E. Johnson
Earl Nelson
Alvin Beebe
Wisconsin General
Youngstown
Frank A. Buehler
William Eley
Truax
Andrea Wilma
Kenneth Gnagi
Detroit
American Federation of Musicians
Herbert L. Kubly
Clarence Goecks
Frederick Goecks
Robert Wenger
Joe Lehr
Sunda
Ann Knobel
Sybil Blumer
LaGrande
Ore
Verona Sommer
Oakland
Calif
H. J. Streckler
Carl W. Nusebeck
Knoxville
Knoxville, Tenn., Are Visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Goetz
Nusebeck
Goetz
John Shankle
Lexington
Robert Craig
Washington
15Th Avenue
Ira Tomlinson
Louise B. Carver
East Ann Arbor
K. C
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
K.C
Lakeside Heights
William Rieder Jr
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
W. D. Baker
W. S. MacDonald
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Belleville
Oregon
Brooklyn
Albany
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Irs
Kiel
Alton V. Kiel
Kenneth Hall
Frank Fritsch
Edward Ruff
Harvey Stauffacher
Harold Whitehead
John Chambers
Virgil Brunskow
Thomas
Wallace
New York
Norman Thomas
Henry A. Wallace
Red Army
International Communist Movement
Korea
Manchuria
Balkans
Hungary
Austria
Germany
Communist Party
Robert G. Stein
Cleveland
R. L. Hasse
Union Bus Depot
Monroe, Wis
Harold J. Lam
Boley
Ang
Avenion
ORS
McRenion Floors
James Marion Snodgrass
Cincinnati
New Zealand
the Chocolate Shop
Deletire
Goodyear
Gempler Tire Shop
15Th Ave
Ernest Ann
Rudy Elmer
Edith Koehner
Galen Schafer
Davenport, Ta
Ry ER
SSS Ld
Richardson's Electric Shop
Bemberg
LaNor
Redbye
Monroe Shoe Store
Friedman Shelby
Red Goose Shoes
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