Weather outlook reports cooler spell and warmer west
Daily Record notes cooler conditions tonight and in extreme southeast Thursday, with warmer temperatures Thursday afternoon across west and central areas. 3 p m high 73 and low 59, year-ago high 75. Precipitation since yesterday scarce, barometer steady at 29.55. Warmest U S location yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 112, coldest Sault Ste Marie Michigan.
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Trece
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ration Stamp Dates And Coupons For Meat Fats Oils
Government ration notices list validity periods for Red Blue and Green Book 4 stamps and associated food items. It outlines expiration dates for E through J, Q through U and V stamps, fat and sugar stamps, gas and oil coupons, shoe stamps, and oil coupons, plus reminders that boards accept increased B ration applications.
Real Estate Transfers of Multiple Parcels and Parties
Real estate transfers involve Rose Gerber to F F Salzwedel of lot 4 block 3 in a New Mexico planned city of Monroe. Mrs Millie Wallace transfers to Marjor township. Edna E Steinmann transfers to Ernest E Cotherman of parcel in lot 14 block 11 Tallmans addition. Hulda Blanc et al to Pete Manos lot 10 Chenoweths addition. Albert Geigel to Fred in lots 28 and 29 spotted area. Peter S Solomon to Solomon Autoparts company parcel in lot 172 Lybands donation.
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Rose Gerber
F. F. Salzwedel
New Mexico
Monroe
Millie Wallace
Marjor
Edna E. Steinmann
Ernest E. Cotherman
Tallman
Hulda Blanc Et
Pete Manos
Chenoweth’s
Albert Geigel
Fredsec
Mt Aeaeten
Peter S. Solomon
Solomon Autoparts Company
Lybrand
Monticello and Monroe Estates Appoint Executors and Appraisers
The probate notices name Jacob Krieg estate appointing appraisers for properties. Susie Cotherman estate in Monticello names Lester J. Michael as executor with appraisers Harry C. Young F. F. Hartwig and Percy Lichtenwainer. Lola Montgomery will admitted in Monroe names Raymond Montgomery as executor with appraisers H. C. Roth and Cadens Wide.
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Jacob Krieg
Susie Cotherman
Monticello
Lester J. Michael
Harry C. Young
F. F. Hartwig
Percy Lichtenwainer
Lola Montgomery
Monroe
Raymond Montgomery
H. C. Roth
Cadens
Traffic Charges Ross A. Blum Forfeits Bond
Ross A. Blum forfeited a $1 bond posted for violating stop sign regulations.
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Ross A. Blum
Marriage Licenses Issued For Francis Zimmersee And Helen Moan
Francis LaVerne Zimmersee of Brooklyn and Helen Amy Moan of Oregon Wisconsin have been issued marriage licenses. The records list both parties as applicants seeking the union.
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Francis LaVerne Zimmersee
Brooklyn
Helen Amy Moan
Oregon
Wis
Deaths of Mrs Emma Meyers and Mrs Agnes Studley
Obituaries notice two deaths: Emma Meyers aged 76 of 603 20th Avenue and Agnes Studley aged 75 of San Francisco.
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Emma Meyers
20Th Avenue
Agnes M. Studley
San Francisco
Gibbons Couple Welcome Daughter at St. Clare
Birth announced for a daughter born June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Gibbons of 2202 16th Street. Mrs. Gibbons is Ruth Wilkinson, daughter of Mrs. Violet Wilkinson, while Mr. Gibbons is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gibbons serving in the South Pacific with a marine unit.
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St. Clare Hospital
S/Set
Bernard F. Gibbons
16Th Street
Gibbons
Ruth Wilkinson
Violet Wilkinson
Archie Gibbons
South Pacific
Hospital Personnel and Dismissals Listing
Surgical Gerald Stauffacher 2502 11th street Evelyn 1817 10th avenue Shirley Wheeler Brodhead Rudy Scharnweber 1732 17th street Joyce Berger South Wayne Edwin Aeschliman 2303 17th avenue Fred W Blasing Beloit Mrs Gordon C Olson Beloit Henry J H Bain bridge Blanchardville Medical Mrs Oscar Erickson 1905 llth street Dismissals Mrs W L Corson Mrs Henry A Quirk Marietta Broge Mrs Earl Hensley and daughter Mrs Roland E Stein
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Marietta Broge
Earl Hensley
Roland E. Stein
Pole Ex Premier Clear of Charge in Moscow Trial
In Moscow the Soviet supreme court heard evidence清 that Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, former Polish government in exile premier, was kept in the dark about alleged anti Russian actions by the Polish underground army. Yevgeny Charnowski testified he learned Mikolajczyk was not informed of underground plans during last year’s talks on a provisional government. The testimony implies Mikolajczyk bears no connection to subversive actions and could join a new provisional Polish government. The Soviet prosecutor said death penalty would not be sought, calling the defendants non threatening to the USSR. Charnowski contradicted Okulicki on his knowledge of subversive activity.
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Moscow
Supreme Court
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
London
Yevgeny Charnowski
Polish Union of Democrats
Mokolajczyk
Warsaw
Charnowski
Mikolajczyk
Mikolajcczyk
Nikolai Afanasiev
Charnowsky
Leopold Bronislaw Okulicki
Polish Home Army
Okulicki
Red Army
Polish Home Army Denied Involvement in Red Army Defection
The Polish Telegraph Agency rejected allegations that the Polish Home Army conducted subversive acts behind Red Army lines. It called the Russian indictment on 16 Poles being tried in Moscow unsupported, stating the Home Army remained loyal to its leaders and allies.
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London
Red Army
Mossei
Man Held In Rockford Death Faces Habeas Hearing
Cecil Robbel, 45, held on an open charge linked to the death of Ruth Blanche Campbell, 38, a Universal Electric worker. A habeas corpus hearing is set as prosecutors seek answers to alleged accounting gaps. Police probe whether she was crushed between an elevator and shaft. coroner lists multiple injuries.
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Rockford
Cecil Robbel
Ruth Blanche Campbell
Max Weston
Robbel
Weston
Chicago
Campbell
Army Paper Aids In Trapping Nazi Agent Delaney
Stars and Stripes reports two correspondents helped arrest Edward Leo Delaney in Prague. Delaney, indicted in the United States for treason over Nazi propaganda broadcasts, confessed wartime activity in Germany and Czechoslovakia. He used the alias E. D. Ward and broadcast from several occupied cities.
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London
Stars and Stripes
Prague
Edward Leo Delaney
United States
Howard Byrne
Klaus Mann
Delaney
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Byrpe
Mann
Olney
Ill
Europe
U.S. Justice Department
E. D. Ward
Copenhagen
Oslo
the Hague
Brussels
Paris
Belgrade
Athens
Local social listings include multiple residents and families
The fragment lists individuals connected to Charlotte Preston Mrs. Ervin Jackson Clinton Zettle Amos Rumsey Ra Brun Stair and Ann, indicating a community social register or event roll call featuring these names.
Personal Mention Plumbing in Monroe area travelers visit
Local notes list residents and visitors to Monroe including Mrs Randall Martin from Woodford, Mrs Minis Rood from South Wayne, Robert Savoy from Badger Village, Lovedy Wolf from Browntown on Monroe business, and several other callers. Mrs Kowalczyk returned from Toledo, and Mrs Hartwig reunited with family after a hospital stay. Alvin Ott visiting from Mesa, Arizona to see relatives in New Glarus.
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Niles
Randall Martin
Woodford
Minis Rood
South Wayne
Robert Savoy
Badger Village
Lovedy Wolf
Browntown
Monroe
Fred Kramer
Brodhead
Harrison Grenzow
Juda
Clarence Falk
Minnie Rood
John Christenson
Orfordville
William Rhyner
Jake Hoesly
Albany
John Deifel
John
Milwaukee
Joe Berget
Sohth Wayne
Earl Berget
Gratiot
George Kowalczyk
Toledo
Charles Hartwig
Seaman 2
Hartwig
West Coast
Quentin J. Ott
Alvin
Mesa
Ariz
Burton H. Lynch
New Glarus
Railway Springs Monopoly Charge in Federal Antitrust suit
About ten manufacturers of railway springs and spring plates face a civil antitrust suit filed in Hammond Indiana alleging conspiracy to restrain trade and fix prices. Defendants include companies from New York Pennsylvania Indiana and the Universal Railway Devices Chicago and the Railway & Industrial Spring Association of Pittsburgh. Annual sales cited near ten million dollars over recent years.
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Washington
Justice Department
Hammond
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Universal Railway Devices Company of
Chicago
Railway & Industrial Spring Association of
Pittsburgh
Wendell Berge
Local Social News Highlights from Spring Grove and Surrounds
MM 2/c Lawrence Marsh spends a 13 day leave with parents Arbur and Mrs Marsh. Oakley Homemakers plan July 1 picnic at Oakley schoolhouse. Verdina Gift of Chicago visits Carl Montefelt. Families visit Monroe and Freeport relatives. Cpl Paul Hauser returns to unit after Okinawa wounds. Multiple local gatherings noted including Arnsmeier reunion at Recreation Park, Monroe.
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Lawrence Marsh
Arbur Marsh
Oakley Homemakers
Oakley School House
Verdina Gift
Chicago
Carl Montefelt
Lawrence Rosheisen
Monroe
Albert Badertscher
John Schwartz
Charlie Stephens
Carl Montifelt
Republicans Split Over Recess as Historians Watch
Progressive floor leaders in both houses accuse the long recess of shaking public trust in the governor. Sen. Risser of Madison says Republicans missed a golden opportunity, while Assembly member Beggs calls for adjournment sine die and a historian’s verdict, calling the record shameful.
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Sen. Risser
Madison
Goodland
Beggs
President Attends Michigan Governor Conference
The President stayed overnight at the three story Georgian executive mansion in Michigan with Gov. Mon C. Wallgren and privately attended an organ recital at the capitol. He also made history by flying in from the capital, the first airplane trip to the state by a sitting president.
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Michigan
Mon C. Wallgren
Senate
Capitol
Conference leaders push to finish UN issues before Berlin talks
President Truman aims to close the United Nations meeting next Saturday as Russia seeks tighter limits on assembly debates. Western delegates hope to avoid delays, but progress hinges on finalizing debate rules. A conference commission approved principles for a world security league and recommended Spain never join due to its Franco regime ties.
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San Francisco
Truman
United Nations
Olympia
Wash
Berlin
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Austalia
Security League of the World Organization
Spain
Government Acts To Calm Nation's Strike Uprisings
The Truman administration used strong measures to end widespread labor unrest affecting over 20 000 war workers and disruptions in the nation. The War Labor Board and Office of Defense Transportation ordered actions while 18 000 glass workers in four states threatened to strike. Transportation networks faced major strikes in the East South and Midwest with army seizure of a war plant in Chicago and mass driver mobilization planned.
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Associated Press
Truman
War Labor Board
Office of Defense Transportation
Midwest
WLB
Chicago
ODT
Tri-state Company
Jackson
Miss
Anderson vows farm protection as postwar shift looms
Kansas City report on Clinton P. Anderson new secretary of agriculture who says American farmers must be protected from ruin as wartime demand slackens. He notes farmers fed the army and civilians and sent surplus overseas and promises concrete plans after taking office.
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Kansas City
Clinton P. Anderson
Europe
Japan
Indian land return ends long Menominee dispute
Governor Goodland signed a bill transferring about 38 000 acres of swamp and timber land from state to federal control to restore it to the Menominee Indians of northern Wisconsin, concluding ninety years of litigation with the federal government and Wisconsin.
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Madison
State of
Wisconsin
Goodland
Fisher on Probation After Guilty Plea
Browntown resident Llane Fisher was placed on probation by Judge Harold J. Lamboley after pleading guilty to operating a car without the owner's consent. He had been sentenced to one year to 18 months in the state prison at Waupun.
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Fisher
Llane
Browntown
Harold J. Lamboley
Waupun
Youths Admit Vandalism at Fair Grounds
Mrs. Arnold Mueller reported a stand at the fair grounds was entered by several youths. They were rounded up by police and admitted vandalism. their parents promised to pay for the damage involved.
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Arnold Mueller
Fairgrounds
Mrs. Carrie Eichstadt Leaves Freeport Hospital
Mrs. Carrie Eichstadt of Monroe has left Freeport Deaconess hospital after a surgical procedure and is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Meldger Figi in Waukesha. She is recovering successfully.
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Freeport Hospital
Carrie Eichstadt
Monroe
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Meldger Figi
Waukesha
Eichstadt
Sergeant Wagner Home On 60 Day Furlough
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert C. Wagner arrived from Chicago to spend a 60 day furlough with his wife and parents before reporting to Ft. Sam Houston for further orders. He had been a German prisoner of war for several months.
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Chicago
Robert C. Wagner
Wagner
Arthur L. Wagner
Ft. Sam Houston
Ruch Family Announces New Granddaughter Sandra Lee
Mr and Mrs Carl Ruch of 2617 13th street received a telegram announcing that their son Seaman Byron Ruch and daughter in law Mrs Ruch of San Francisco are the parents of a daughter named Sandra Lee born June 19 The message reached the telegraph office where Mr Ruch was working at the time.
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Ruch
Carl Ruch
13Th Street
Seaman
Byron Ruch
San Francisco
Sandra Lee
Methodist Group Heads to 91st Conference Session
To Methodist Conference Dr and Mrs C A Briggs Mrs H F Cunningham Miss Maxine Crandall and Rev Alvin C Rabehl left today for Platteville to attend the 91st session. Appointments for West Wisconsin district pastors will be announced at Sunday afternoon ordination ceremonies. Rabehl attends a lecture by Dr Ralph W Lockman and will return home tomorrow.
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C. A. Briggs
H. F. Cunningham
Maxine Crandall
Monroe Methodist Church
Alvin C. Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical
Platteville
Methodist Church Conference
West Wisconsin
Rabehl
Ralph W. Lockman
Shrine Club boosts war bond drive at Eugene hotel dinner
Shrine clubs in Green County gathered at the Eugene hotel where R H Crow spoke on the Manila war start as part of the Seventh War Loan drive.38 members present bought 4800 dollars in bonds with attendees including Fred Haddinger Harold Tuttle and several out of town members from Fort Atkinson Gratiot Argyle New Glarus and more.
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Shrine Club
Boatswain
R. H. Crow
Green County
Eugene
Manila
Fred Haddinger
Zor Temple
Madison
Fort Atkinson
Harold Tuttle
Monroe
Henry Burmeister
Gratiot
Earl Waddington
A. C. Larson
Vernus Nelson
Argyle
Peter Hefty
New Glarus
John McQuidy
Shullsburg
Dr. S. B. Marshall
Howard Hegland
Hollandale
John Zimmerman
Winslow
S/Sgt. Thomas Stauffacher Home On Short Fort Sheridan Furlough
S/Sgt. Thomas Stauffacher at Fort Sheridan reported to his wife Dorothy Schafer that he would return home later this week. He arrived Sunday after service in Sicily Italy and with the Fifth Army, later with Patch's Seventh Army in Germany. He will spend a furlough with his wife and his father Frank Stauffacher before reassignment.
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Thomas Stauffacher
Dorothy Schafer
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Stauffacher
States
Italy
Fifth Army
France
General Patch
Seventh Army
Germany
Frank Stauffacher
Tip Leads to Capture of Von Ribbentrop in Hamburg
In Hamburg a German soldier, distressed by war and family worries, alerted British MPs after von Ribbentrop sought shelter at a wine merchant’s home and a censor wife intervened. The messenger was intercepted and the Nazi foreign minister was arrested last week.
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Hamburg
Joachim von Ribbentrop
von Ribbentrop
Wehrmacht
Lord Crewe Dies at 87 in London
Lord Crewe, who resigned as leader of the Liberal party in the House of Commons last December, died tonight at age 87. He served as secretary for India and for war, president of the board of education, lord privy seal, and British ambassador to France.
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Lord Crewe
London
Liberal Party
House of Commons
India
Board of Education
Tragic Drowning of Ray Watson in Milwaukee River
Six year old Ray Watson son of Mr and Mrs Richard Watson drowned after falling from a concrete wall into the Milwaukee river while playing with friends. The body was recovered.
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Milwaukee
Ray Watson
Richard Watson
Battle near Nagu lian ends with Japanese retreat after air strike
Beightler orders immediate air strike and 500 rounds of artillery to wipe out the town as his assault boats cross the Cagayan river. Japanese forces retreat under mortar fire and concentrated bombardment.
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Nagulian
Beightler
Cagayan River
Chinese gains near Liuchow push toward Ameri can air field
Chinese forces advance to within three miles of the former Liuchow American air field and press toward the city suburbs. A key rail junction six miles southwest in Kwangsi is recaptured while heavier fighting rages south and west of Liuchow. The central news agency notes 12% miles to Liuchow and seven miles gained in 24 hours as Japanese resistance stiffens. In southern Kwangsi, fighting concentrates near Pingisang eleven miles from the Indo China frontier.
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Chungking
Liuchow
Kwangsi Province
High Command
Kwangsi
Pingisang
Indo-China
Flying Grandma Dies in Plane Wreck Near Hickory
Washington, Pa. Mrs. W. Carl Rufus known as the flying grandma died when her small plane struck a tree during takeoff near Hickory. Her companion Mrs. Louella Osterlin Gillen, 56, was severely hurt and listed in poor condition. Rufus was an astronomy professor’s wife and author of Flying Grandma. A notable feat included a 7,000 mile solo Westbound flight in 1940.
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Washington, Pa
W. Carl Rufus
Hickory
Rufus
Louella Osterlin Gillen
University of Michigan
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