Dodgers Tie Giants in 13th to Keep Lead at Brooklyn Park
Dodgers beat the Giants 2-1 in 13 innings as Howie Schultz delivered a bases loaded single. Dixie Walker drove in the tying run in the ninth and walked in the 13th to set the stage. Crowd 29,866 watched Brooklyn extend its first place grip. Tigers fall 1-0 to White Sox. Dietrich returns strong, Tresh delivers ninthinning squeeze for Chicago. Other majors idle.
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Associated Press
Branch Rickey
Giants
Brooklyn Park
Howie Schultz
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Goody Rosen
Schultz
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dietrich
Dizzy Trout
Mike Tresh
Sox
Joe Orengo
Comiskey Park
Lord Haw Haw Arraigned at Bow Street Court in Treason Charge
William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw was formally charged with high treason at Bow Street. The accusation covers a period from September 2, 1939 to May 29, 1945 for adhering to Germany against the king’s realm. Joyce appeared grim, age shown as 39, among a docket including several intoxicated defendants.
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London
William Joyce
Haw Haw
Bow Street Court
Billion Dollars in Wisconsin Taxes Collected to 1944
Wisconsin governments raised a record 1.0 billion dollars in taxes by June 30 1944 with income tax now over two thirds of total receipts. The federal share exceeded all state and local taxes for the third straight year since 1920.
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Wisconsin
Alliance
Cows Test High Brattleboro Dairy Herd Leaders
Two registered Holstein-Friesian cows owned by W. C. and Paul Baumgartner of Monticello have official production records exceeding 450 pounds of butterfat. Ferndell Pietertje Lass II and Ferndell Boon Hester II are the top producers, with testing supervised by the University of Wisconsin in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Brattleboro
W. C
Paul Baumgartner
Monticello
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Ferndell
Two Precedents in Women's Western Golf Are Broken
Indianapolis reports two precedents broken as the 16th annual Women’s Western Open moves into match play after a 12 hour qualifying session. Defending champion Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Louise Suggs fired 75s to lead a coast to coast field into the first round, while Miss Elizabeth Dunn of Indianapolis qualified with an 85 amid upsets in the hotly contested field.
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Indianapolis
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson Zaharias
Los Angeles
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Highland Golf and Country Club
Mrs. Zaharias
Elizabeth Dunn
Opal Hill
Miss Dunn
Indiana
Standings and Scores From Recent Baseball and Basketball Games
Brooklyn leads the league at 31 21 with a .596 mark followed by Pittsburgh 30 23 .566. Cincinnati 22 27 .449 and Philadelphia 14 42 .250 trail in the standings. Yesterday’s results include Chicago 1 Detroit 0 in the league, Brooklyn 2 New York 1 in the national league, and St Paul 14 Indianapolis 1 in the association. Tomorrow’s schedule features Pittsburgh at Chicago and Brooklyn at Philadelphia in the National League and Chicago at St Louis in the American League.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Soepless Escs Coswun
Savsées
Cincinnati
Civ
Eienee
Philadelphia
Cdeccdeiens
Pes
Ichesseeten
AONE
Cs Cevetiches
Washington
OVO
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
New York
St. Paul
Toledo
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
American Association
Columbus
Brewers Move to A A Second Rung
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated Columbus 3 to 0 in Milwaukee extending their series win streak to three. Pitcher Owen Scheetz earned his third shutout and seventh win of the season, with five of six hits coming in the fourth inning. The win moved Milwaukee to second place in the standings.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Milwaukee
Owen Scheetz
Brews
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Minneapolis
Dick Callahan
Colonel Hurler
Millers
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ed Wright
Tom Sunkel
Indians
Johnny Ostrowski
John Devencenzi
Kansas City
Toledo
Clarence Marshall
Madhens
Blues
Johnny Whitehead
Brunswick
Bucha
Scheetz
Stephenson
Ralph F Amoth Enters 1946 Gubernatorial Race
Madison report notes Ralph F Amoth a former state banking official and 1944 Progressive nominee for governor has announced his candidacy for the 1946 Progressive nomination. He is now district manager for a farm sale and finance company and finished third in the 1944 Progressive primary behind Alexander O Benz of Appleton and Leo Vaudreuil of Kenosha.
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Madison
Ralph Fagin
Sta
Amoth
Alexander O. Benz
Appleton
Leo Vaudreuil
Kenosha
Highway Crash Near Racine Kills 3
A Racine area three car wreck on highway 20 five miles west of Racine killed Einer O. Nelson his wife Hanna and their daughter Laverne all of Racine town. Three others were injured including Ralph J. Mohr and Walter Bulman both of Sturtevant with possible fractures. Deputies said Nelson car was sideswiped then collided with Mohr's vehicle and Coroner Heibering announced an inquest when patients can testify.
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Racine
Highway 20
Einer O. Nelson
Hanna
Laverne
Ralph J. Mohr
Sturtevant
Walter Bulman
Sheriff's
Nelson
Mohr
James Heibering
OPA Updates Tires for Farm Use Vehicles
OPA authorized release of new passenger tires for vehicles converted to farm use. Ration certificates issued when such vehicles cannot operate with farm tires or suitable passenger tires are unavailable. Farm-to-rubber tire conversions will move directly to local ration boards after the War Food Administration discontinues June 30.
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Washington
OPA
War Food Administration
Sherrer Beats Fowler In Eight-Round Split Victory
Milwaukee boxer Jimmy Sherrer 145 won an eight round split decision over Chicago’s Robert Fowler 14714 last night in Chicago.
Residents and visitors gather in New Glarus area
Monticello Mrs. O D Curtis Cor Jacob Voegeli returned from a business trip to Hudson Kansas. Numerous guests, callers, and weekend visitors including families from Madison Beloit Sheboygan Baraboo Monroe and Villa Park stop by homes in New Glarus Monro e and surrounding towns. A Madison hospital visit follows surgery of Mr Marty. Albert Moritz sustains injuries from hayload fall.
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Jacob Voegeli
Hudson
Kan
Ella Voegeli
Anna Stauffacher
New Glarus
Barbara Fink
Madison
Caroline Voeeli
Lydia Voegeli
Neil Campion
Tommy
Rockford
E. W. Marty
Kenneth Hoesly
Stanley W. Thomas
Minneapolis
Elmer
Thomas Zweifel
Nic Zweifel
Ed Theiler
Ed Yonkers
Beloit
Bertha Keller
Carol Jean Baebler
Vincent Baebler
Pleasant
James Hancock
Ted Zurbuchen
Zane and
Willard
Richard Wichser
Henry F. Freitag
Keith Julian
Villa Park
Ill
Fred Haddinger
Atkinson
Henry C. Elmer
Monroe
Dave Brink
Henry C. Babler
Betty Ann
Frank Acker
Sheboygan
Eleanor
Ben Feldt
Kathleen
Ruth
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Robert Holcomb
James Knoblauch
Ted Butler
Henry Sippel Browntown
Willis
Ulrich Freitag
Henry E. Babler
Harry Kleiber
Elizabeth Thier
Doris Curtis
O. D. Curtis
Curtis
Doris
Kleiber
Miss Thier
Decatur
Brodhead
Clegance Zweifel
Marvin Zimmerman
Dean
Junior Elmer
Melvin Lynn, Jr
Cumberland
Melvin Agen
Jack Haskins
Caroline
Albert Moritz
J. J. Voegels
Glarus
Walter J. Marty
Leon
Donald
Belleville
Marty
St. Clare Hospital
Charles Schnetzler
Jacob Voegels
William Pagel
Dorothy
Delma Haldiman
Lucile Disch
H. F. Stoll
Chicago
Stoll
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
James Knob
Local W C T U Institute and Community Notes
An all day W C T U institute at Orangeville features Timely topics and sermons with special music and China relief offerings. Local families report weekend visits and travel, including Bolenders and Frautschys, plus a new baby girl Constance Louisa Cleaver born June 7.
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Bertha Fehler
Rock Grove
China Relief Fund
M. H. Bolender
Freeport
Glen E. Bolender
Robert Oakes
Hayward
Wis
Donald Bennett
Crown Point
Ind
C. W. Frautschy
Ray Frautschy
Polly
Linda
Sycamore
C. W Frautschy
Kay
Elwyn Mains
Lynn Anne
Clark Hoot
Dorothy Prince
Newton
Lewis Cantrill
John Trotter
Sundance
Wyo
Roy Hefty
Chicago
Stock Yards
Pfe
John Cleaver
Constance Louisa
Family gathers for Father's Day in area homes
Private Cleaver is abroad in Austria as family members from Freeport Lanark and Plano join visits at several homes. A Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dietmeier honors Father’s Day with children and grandchildren present. Mrs. Hannah Schramm of Freeport attended a supper with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burington.
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Cleaver
Austria
J. P. Dietmeier
Hannah Schramm
Freeport
Charles Burington
William Henze
Mollie Delp
Orpha Eskew
Lanark
Paul Bolender
Community notes from Juda and nearby towns
Cor Juda Mrs F N Milas Edwin Rice and Elanore Ochs of Detroit returned home Monday. Sunday dinner guests at the August Schadewald home included several families. Mary Ellen Newman of Rockford visited her parents. Bernice Rice of Zion City returned home. Sgt Harry Schuerch and Mrs Schuerch departed for Temple Texas. Rev Peter Retzlaff and Mrs Glen Boyer attended Sta ver’s church events. Lehnherr family reunion held at Recreation Park Monroe.
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Edwin Rice
Elanore Ochs
Detroit
Mich
August Schadewald
Arthur Schadewald
Wesley Grenzow
Edward Ladwig
John Ladwig
Frank Grenzow
Mabel Bartel
Mary Ellen Newman
Rockford
George Newman
Bernice Rice
Zion City
Troy Rice
Harry Schuerch
Temple
Tex
Schuerch
Margaret Krattiger
Peter Retzlaff
Glen Boyer
Staver’s Church
Louis Lehnherr
Lehnherr, Fluckiger and
Hiltbrandt
Recreation Park
Monroe
Bailey Bros Big 3 Ring Circus Coupon Ad
Coupon offers 30 cent saving for children under four to Bailey Bros Big 3 Ring Circus at Monroe Pair Grounds on Sunday afternoon June 24. Regular price for kids is 60 cents.
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Bailey Bros
Big 3 Ring Circus
Monroe
Bailey Circus Comes to Monroe for Sunday Shows
The Bailey Brothers 3 ring circus visits Monroe for two performances at the fair grounds. Robert Bailey of San Antonio now owns and runs the show. Featured acts include Miss Sylvia Forrest with a flaming barrier horse ride and several other acts by Miss Betty Ferguson Dolly Jacobs Walter Powell and Tim Mix among others. Prof Mike Guys leads a 20 piece band.
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Monroe
Bailey Brothers
Fair Grounds
Robert Bailey
San Antonio
Sylvia Forrest
Betty Ferguson
Miller
Dolly Jacobs
Sheba
Walter Powell
Silver Wire
Joe Lewis
Edians
Ferguson
Black Horse
Miss Betty
Tim Mix
Mike Guys
Becker Rejected for Army Duty with Cubs
Becker, first baseman for the Chicago Cubs, was rejected for army duty yesterday due to bad ankles caused by neuralgia. He will return immediately to the National League club.
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Becker
Dallas
Heinz Becker
Chicago Cubs
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A.A
Ralph F. Amoth
Durfee Bros
Goetz
Chalet
Jerry Colonna
Paul Whiteman
Atlantic City
Republic
Orangeville
F. N. Milas
Farm Auction Service
Sec
A. C. Schmid
America
Budweiser
Anhe U
Coney Island” Technicolor
Bugs Bunny
MTEI
Panton
Atlantic
Constance Moore
Brad Taylor
Charley Grapewin
Mrs
Frederick Kolb
Ruth Torkelson
T Turner Hall
Peis See Am Dorn
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