Weather Outlook With Cloudiness and Scattered Tstorms
Considerable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in north and west areas. No major temperature change expected. Lows tonight around 55 in the northwest and 60 to 63 in the southeast. Highs tomorrow 75 to 80 northwest and 80 to 85 southeast. Yesterday's high 86 and low 67. Record highs and lows from a year ago: 65 and 44. Barometer 29.40 at 1 am and 29.41 at 1 pm. Warmest U S location yesterday San Antonio 95. coldest Cleveland 52. Sunrise 4:21, sunset 7:40.
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U. S
San Antonio
Tex
Cleveland
Ohio
Real Estate Transfers Reported to Benjamin C. Riemer
Gail D. Riemer and others transfer land in sections 8 and Decatur Township to Benjamin C. Riemer. The deal covers parcels described in the deed and recorded transfers within the county real estate records. The action reflects a title change and ownership shift to the named grantee.
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Gail D. Riemer
Benjamin C. Riemer
Decatur Township
Small Claims Court Convicts Man for DUI and Impounds License
Judge Harold J. Lamboley convicts Gus Monte of Browntown for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, imposing $75 in fines and costs with license suspended. The report also lists recent deaths: Master Sgt. Gerald D. Norder, 19, in Korea. Gottfried Bauman, 84, of 2555 13th Street. Mrs. Emma Kubly, 66, New Glarus. Carl Halverson, 66, Woodford. Mrs. Lillie Wilcox, 81, Warren. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Soddy of Browntown on June 16 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Meyer of Monroe on June 17.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Gus Monte
Browntown
Gerald D. Norder
Korea
Gottfried Bauman
13Th Street
Emma Kubly
New Glarus
Carl Halverson
Woodford
Lillie Wilcox
Woren
Herbert Soddy
Gerald Meyer
Monroe
St Clare Hospital List Includes Dismissals and Leave
A hospital register lists patients and dismissals at St Clare Hospital Gary. Names include Mrs Roy Lewis Mrs Nellie Murray Judith Hanson JoAnn Lingg and others from Woodford Beloit Freeport and Brodhead. A note says The Dominican Sisters of St Victor's parochial school left for De Pere to attend St Norbert's college during summer vacation.
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Gary Cummines
12Th Avenue
Roy Lewis
Woodford
Henry G. Levy
15Th Street
Albert Maurer
15Th Avenue
Patricia Crouse
McConnell
Nellie Murray
Beloit Surgical
Fred Bernhardt
Woodstock
Til
Robert Kliebenstein
Shullsburg
R. B. Bliss Jr
Brodhead
Alfred Lienhardt Sr
New Glarus
Louis Koenig
16Th Avenue
Louis Olsen
Cyril Tilotte
Rolland Hustad
Evelyn Ruff
Sheryl Ammott
Donald Wagoner
Joyce Weibel
Kieth Helland
Albert Fiese
James Alex
Robert Gillette
John Lewis
Rolland Syse
Rena Ewing
George Ryan
John A. Aeschlimann Jr
Jacob Hahlen
Eleanor Levanson
Ronnie Kubli
Luanne Prien
Mary Maske
Patricia Rollan
Lynn Halverson
Katherine Webster
James Cratney
DE Pere
Dominican Sisters
St Victor's Parochial School
St. Norbert’s College
Belleville Youth Hurt in Motorcycle Accident
Belleville youth Wayne L Zweifel, 18, suffered arm ankle and vertebra fractures and possible skull fracture when his motorcycle failed to turn at 4 30 am yesterday on Highway 92 east of Belleville near the Dane Green county line. Zweifel was taken to Madison hospital. A pickup driven by Lloyd Burkhalter ditched on a county road in Sylvester township at 2 pm yesterday. He said one wheel grabbed on a hill slope. Walter Mitcheson and Roy and Fred Burkhalter, riding in the truck, had cuts and bruises.
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Belleville
Wayne l Zweitel
Highway 92
Dane Green
Zweifel
Madison
Lloyd Burkhalter
Sylvester Township
Walter Mitcheson
Roy
Fred Burkhalter
Monroe Car Involved In Freeport Accident
Mrs Uno H Miller of 1103 11th street was in an auto crash Friday afternoon in Freeport when a car driven by Mildred B Bahlstrom of Chicago struck the Miller vehicle from the rear. Passengers Mrs Jessie Ward and Mrs E A Lacey suffered neck injuries but recovered. The collision occurred at Stephenson street and Galena avenue as Miller stopped at a red light. Gerald Parriott of Orangeville stopped behind. a third southbound car driven by Dahlstrom did not stop. To avoid Parriott, Dahlstrom swung wide and struck Miller’s left rear fender.
Check Casher Held On Two Charges Here
Frank M. Walsh, 40, was arrested at a tourist cabin on the Freeport road after passing three questionable checks over the weekend and a 1948 warrant tied to 12 checks. Madison police noted a man of the same name had been released under state welfare supervision. A search began after Eugene hotel reported a Walsh cashed a $5 check.
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Wuay
Frank M. Walsh
Freeport Road
Madison
Public Welfare
Eugene
Walsh
Madison i
Mrs Charles Booth To Get Final Citizenship Papers
Mrs Charles Booth to receive her final citizenship papers in Madison tomorrow. She is a native of Belgium. The draft board office will close while Booth accompanies his wife to the ceremony. The Booths were married in Ghent on April 3 1946 during his army service there.
Personal mentions and community notices fill local pages
A string of social updates lists visits and welcomes across families in Dodgeville Dayton Marshfield Argyle and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Myrna Lewis and Miss Dora Schindler, Mr and Mrs Marion Mueller, Miss Esther Paulson returning to The Times, and many others visiting relatives or attending events. The Gleaners plan their annual picnic on the Methodist lawn Tuesday at 6 pm.
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Myrna Lewis
Dodgeviller
Dora Schindler
Marion E. Mueller
Walter Christen
Dayton
Robert Rufenacht
John D iGrossen
Canada
Esther Paulson
the Times
Iday
Argyle
Martintown Community Church
Adv
Oscar Lose
Louis Jake
Marshfield
Walter Stauffer
Monroe
Harold McConnell
Wiota
John Stackpole
Winslow
E. E
Menomonie
Ben Patch
Shirley
Aloha
Austin
Mina
Arnold H. Mueller
Patch
Shirl
Brooklyn
Gleaners
Methodist
Church Lawn
Ralph Haberman
Penny
Henry Haberman
Sadie Zumbrunnen
Madison
Huron
S. D
J. P. Kubly
Phyllis Kubly
Hard
Earl Sner
Phyllis
Chester Kubly
Marengo
Elmer Bartell
Wauwatosa
John G. Carter
Davenport
Roy Benkert
Beloit
Fred Benkert
17Th Street
Benkert
John Stauffer
Robert Stauffer
William
la Vera
Dorothy
Yvonne
Everette
Eastman
South Wayne
Stauffer
George Air Force Base
Calif
Local visits and family gatherings draw Monroe area crowds
A long list of Monroe residents and out of town visitors gathered for family reunions and social visits. People from Dakota Freeport Hinsdale Lodi La Crosse Rockford Beloit and Chicago area joined relatives in town and at homes in Monroe for birthday celebrations and weekend hospitality. Key names include McCau ley Grilliot Thompson Simmons Greenhill Niles and Bear with several guests traveling from East Grand Rapids Midwest Wyoming and other locales.
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Charles McCauley
Dakota
Ill
Monroe
Leo Grilliot
Freeport
Benkett
Earl Thompson
Gerald Thompson
Ft. Sheridan
Fred Greub
Melvin Ehlert
Max G. Booth
D. I. Priest
East Grand Rapids
Mich
Ann Priest
William Bond
C. J. Simmons
L. L. Turney
Lola Stephenson
Delavan
William Donovan
Rockford
Carl Nybrotten
Oscar Kern
Benjamin May
14Th Street
Orville Albright
Bernard and
Keith
Beloit
Mauerman
Harold Niles
Nathan
Harrison
O. K. Hendrickson
Hollandale
R. E Schraepfer, Jr
Donna R
Rita Mae
Horeb
Fred Skerven
Red Cross swim class registrations set for big season
Red Cross swimming classes will begin next Monday and are expected to be the largest in history. Recreation director Joe E. Miller announced that participants must register this week from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Monday through Friday, at the bathhouse window. Women’s classes start Friday with Miss Rubhella Share as instructor from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., private Friday lessons also offered, lifeguards available for arrangements.
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Red Cross
Joe E. Miller
Miss Rubhella
Share
Weinberg Fired Amid Protests at University
Dr Joseph Weinberg former University of Minnesota physics professor protests his dismissal saying no hearing was held. He had been identified by the House Un American Activities Committee as Scientist X tied to alleged atomic bomb secrets. A federal court freed him on a contempt ruling after a grand jury refusal to answer questions. he had been suspended for not cooperating with federal investigators. He was dismissed by university president Dr J L Morrill, effective immediately. salary for the next year will be paid.
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Sminneapolis
Joseph Weinberg
Asssstant
University of Minnesota
Weinberg
Merle Hoesly
New Glarus
Wis
House un-American Activities Committee
Terh
J. L. Morrill
Morrill
Monroe Riders Win At South Wayne Show
Robert French, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard French, won first place and a trophy in the pony class with Black Beauty at the South Wayne trail ride and horse show. The Pecatonica Bit and Spuz club sponsored the event. Eight mile trail ride with 150 horses entered. Robert also placed third with the pony Lindy in junior horsemanship. Arthur Kalson of Monroe won first in the men’s stock horse class. Ole Kleibenstein of Lancaster was second and Leonard French third. Leonard French won first in the equipment race. Frances Rufi, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Rufi, placed third in trick horse and earned two seconds in rope race and women’s stock horse. Washington The today announced death of 12 officers and men in a plane crash in Japan last Friday. The PBM Mariner patrol craft crashed into a mountain after takeoff in early morning darkness.
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Monroe
South Wayne
Robert French
Leonard French
Pecatonica Bit and Spuz Club
Robert
Arthur Kalson
Ole Kleibenstein
Lancaster
Frances Rufi
John W. Rufi
Washington
the Today
Japan
Daughters named Barbara and Mary Jean born in Iowa and Illinois
Mr and Mrs Roland G Johnson Humboldt Iowa named their daughter Barbara born Saturday at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge Iowa Faith Trumpy is former mother Barbara's family details listed. Alvin Zuhlke Hazelcrest Illinois name daughter Mary Jean born yesterday in Harvey Illinois two older sons Thomas and James. Arthur Swain Spring Grove in critical condition after motorcycle crash at home. skull fracture reported.
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Roland G. John
JSON
Humboldt
Barbara
Lutheran Hospital
Ft. Dodge
Kathleen
Johnson
Faith Trumpy
Frank Trumpy
Earl R. Johnson
Penney
Mary Jean
Alvin Zuhlke
Hazelcrest
Harvey
Ill
Thomas
James
Amelia Zuhlke
14Th Avenue
Cigaret Law Voided by New Jersey Supreme Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court declared state laws setting a minimum price for cigarettes unconstitutional. The ruling raises questions about enforcement and potential impacts on tobacco regulation across the state.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Supreme
Monroe Soldier Helps Stem Reds in Korea Action
Pfc. Adolph F. Gobeli of the 32nd Infantry, Seventh Division, helped blunt a communist spring offensive in Korea. His unit logged 4,795 casualties in seven days and the division, the Far East traveler, has conducted two amphibious landings and traveled from Pusan to the Manchurian border. Gobeli arrived Dec 6 and expects rotation home next month.
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Adolph F. Gobeli
John Gobeli
21St Street
Korea
Seventh Infantry Division
Pfc
Gobeli
32Nd Infantry
Far East
Pusan
Manchurian
Korean Peninsula
Bulge
Bastogne
Monroe AA Plans Third Open Program on Sunday
Monroe AA group will host its third annual open meeting next Sunday at 2 p m in the high school auditorium with four prominent AA speakers from various professions. Arrangements are being finalized this week. After the meeting a Swiss lunch will be served at the Knights of Columbus hall clubrooms used by the AA group.
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Monroe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Knights of Columbus
Pickups Along The News Beats
Mrs. Fred Roth Jr. of 1508 9th Street found strawberries ripening in a nail keg she kept for plants. She learned the fruit had been sewn on by J. Newton Musser, delivering a surprising prank rather than real harvest.
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Fred Roth Jr
9Th Street
J. Newton Musser
Ben Hogan Wins Third National Open with 67
Ben Hogan, famed golfer, fired a 67 in the final round to win his third National Open with a 72 hole total of 287. He trailed Bobby Locke by five entering the day as Locke carded 74 73 to finish third. Heafner finished two strokes behind with 289.
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Birmingham
Sncn
Ben Hogan
Hogan
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Locke
Clayton Heafner
Petain Sentence Commuted by Auriol in Paris
President Vincent Auriol commuted Marshal Henri Philippe Petain's life imprisonment to permanent confinement in a hospital. The decision follows postwar trial and shifts the veteran French leader to a hospital setting under protective custody.
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Midwest
St. Clare Hospital
Charles Booth
Richardson Electric
Marty
Ripp
Chevrolet
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
Allegro
Maidenette
CUBS
Decatur Park
Robert Engle
Louis A. Koenig
Arthur Swain
Spring Grove
Monroe AA Group
Crete
Pho
Robert E. Zuercher
Tuercher
Agency
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