Daily Record Weather Summary June 21 1945
Wisconsin forecast partly cloudy tonight and Friday with showers in the west and north portions. Warmer tonight. Highs around 76, lows near 52. Year ago today highs 82 and 58. Precipitation since yesterday. Barometer 29.60 at 3 a m and 29.70 at 3 p m. Warmest U S location yesterday Yuma Arizona 114, coldest Cheyenne Wyoming 44. Almanac data for June 21 1945 with sunrise 5 20 and sunset 8 44.
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Wisconsin
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Almaner
Ration Book Details and Stamp Validity Update
The notice outlines validity for Book 4 ration stamps including June 30 expirations for multiple letters, July 31 and August 31 cutoffs, and gas and fuel oil coupon dates. It notes transfer of fat, shoe, airplane stamp rules, and that ration boards are accepting applications for increased B rations.
Justice Cases Reveals Fine For Reckless Driving
Mrs. Elizabeth Buholzer paid a fine of 7.50 and costs before Justice R. L. Elmer on a reckless driving charge.
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Elizabeth Buholzer
R. L. Elmer
Marriage Licenses Issued for Thayer and Moritz in Monroe
William Adrian Thayer of Monroe and Silvia Emma Moritz of Monroe obtained marriage licenses. The filing records show both individuals as applicants seeking to wed in the local jurisdiction.
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William Adrian Thayer
Monroe
Silvia Emma Moritz
Schulthesses Welcome Daughter at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs John A Schulthess of Evansville welcomed a daughter at St. Clare Hospital on June 21.
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St. Clare Hospital
John A. Schulthess
Evansville
Medical and Surgical Notices From Clinton to Beverly
The record lists patients including Mrs Roy R Benedict of Clinton and Vincent James Gucciardo of Rockford and Mrs Donald E Decker of Beloit. Nancy Lou Smith of Winslow appears among surgical cases with names such as Mrs Albert Klaas Freeport and Mrs F J Francois New Glarus.
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Roy R. Benedict
Clinton
Vincent James Gucciardo
Rockford
Donald E. Decker
Beloit
Nancy Lou Smith
Winslow
Albert Klaas
Freeport
F. J. Francois
New Glarus
Ralph E. McNett
Donald Burtness
David Heying
Beverly
Karen Atter
Minerva Johnson
James Neuenschwander
Robert Ellis
Destroyer Mannert L. Abele Lost in Pacific Action
The destroyer Mannert L. Abele broke in half while on picket duty off Okinawa on April 12. 81 men died and 32 were wounded as the ship was abandoned and life rafts were bombed. more details followed the April 20 loss announcement.
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Washington
Theft at Cave of Mounds Targets Jewelry Display
Thieves entered the Cave of Mounds administrative building and stole Indian jewelry valued around $1,000 from display cases and reserve shelves. The cave itself remained undisturbed. In other news Adams Orioles beat New Glarus 16 to 6 in baseball, with Ben Kaster pitching for the Orioles and Norman Halvorson for New Glarus. league also includes Primrose Yanks and York Center.
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Madison
Pond
Adams Orioles
New Glerus
Orioles
Primrose Yanks
York Center
Ben Kaster
Norman Halvorson
New Glarus
Glenn
Wagner Bill Seeks Labor Board Overhaul Amid Opposition
Three senators introduced a measure to replace the NLRB and the conciliation service with two new boards to handle functions now done by the war labor board. Senator Wagner of New York said he will oppose the amendments. A government labor relations expert called the proposal an attempt to sabotage existing policy.
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Wagner
NLRB
U. S. Conciliation Service
War Labor Board
Price control shift eyed from OPA to agriculture dept
Rep Jenkins proposes amending price control extension to strip OPA of food pricing and rationing powers. He would move authority to the war food administrator under the agriculture department following Hoovers call for an administrative revolution concentrating control without subsidies.
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House
Jenkins
R-O
OPA
Agriculture Department
Herbert Hoover
Coi- Hoover
War Food Administrator
Government eyeing higher federal minimum wage proposal
Stabilization Director William H. Davis proposed raising the national minimum wage from 40 cents to 50 cents per hour with a flexible ceiling up to 65 cents in certain industries, signaling a move toward higher pay elsewhere.
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William H. Davis
Flight Officer Lt. Francis W. Oliver on 15 day leave
Lt. Francis W. Oliver arrives from San Marcos Texas to spend a 15 day leave with his parents after graduating from the aerial navigation school at San Marcos. He enlisted in the air corps as a Monroe high school senior and began training in 1943 at Camp Grant.
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Francis W. Oliver
San Marcos
Tex
Carson Low
Oliver
Air Corps
Monroe High School
Camp Grant
Miami
Fla
Gettysburg
Maxwell Field
Ala
Las Vegas
Nev
Oliver Will
Campbell
Funerals Held For Marguerite Klassy Hansen and Emma Meyers
Last rites for Marguerite Klassy Hansen were conducted at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home in Long Beach California with burial in Greenwood. Pallbearers included Bruce M. Blum James Fitzgibbons and others. Out of town relatives attended from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Pittsburgh and Chicago. Emma Meyers died at St. Clare hospital with services at Shriner Neushwander funeral home and interment in Greenwood cemetery. Bearers included Charles E. Stubbe William Trukenbrod and others.
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Marguerite Klassy Hansen
Shriner- Neushwander
Long Beach
Calif
Alvin C. Rabehl
Greenwood
Bruce M. Blum
James Fitzgibbons
Herman D. Fritz
John A. Becker
George W. Norton
Harold E. Blumer
Nathan Thorp
A. J. Kilassy
Arthur Morsette
Kankakee
Ill
Eugene Klassy
Evanston
Ind
George W. Klassy
Lorraine
Eugene O. Klassy
Karen
Milwaukee
Emma K. Jenny
Paul Jenny
Pittsburgh
C. W. Peary
Chicago
Nathalie Theiler
Madison
Vincent Anderson
Fond du Lac
Emma Me
Paul C. Kehle
Emma Meyers
St. Clare Hospital
Shriner-Neushwander
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles E. Stubbe
William E. Trukenbrod
H. C. Roth
Carl Abbeuhl
Adam Blumer
G. C. Brunkow
Fatal Wreck Near Oshkosh Injures Two
Oshkosh on Highway 44 a curve caused a fatal crash when 19 year old Winona Dahms drove off the road striking a telephone pole. Passenger Dorothy De Hart, 20, was seriously injured in the same incident.
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Oshkosh
Winona Dahms
Highway 44
Dorothy de Hart
Miss Dahms
Personal Mention In Monroe and Nearby Towns
Local notes list residents and visitors from Niles Juda Janesville Madison Rockford Albany and Monroe. Notables include Lt Bertha Derendinger on leave from Camp McCoy and Charlene Huffman attending a Starr-Indergand nuptials in Monroe. Families travel for weddings visits and business across Illinois Wisconsin and California.
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Niles
Herman Wyssman
Orangeville
Monroe
Lillian Anderegg
Juda
Herman L. Schindler
Donald Lovelace and Sons
Blanchardville
Lois Frenzel
Jeannie Staffon
Janesville
Roy Rottler
Harold
Chicago
Harriet Sacker
San Francisco
Gust Kropf
Kent
Ill
Wilbert Striker
Albany
Madison
Lucille Lazenves
Rockford
Lillian Lee
Leland Heitz
John Heitz
Charles Niles
Cameron
New Richmond
Charlene Huffman
Freeport
Bertha Derendinger
Camp McCoy
Fred P. Stears
Henry G. Schneider
Eugene Dunlavy
Argyle
Monticello
Frank Schutt
Chester Hasse
Roger
Mary Lane
Linden
N. J
Fred Lanz
Clayton Olson
A. G. Mitchell
Willis R. Etter
Mae Hofer
Milwaukee
Grace Foxwell
Bernard Kassilke
Reciprocal Trade Measure Heads to President for Signature
The broad extended reciprocal trade bill clears Senate 54 to 21 and moves to President Truman for signing. It includes a House approved provision allowing further tariff reductions up to 50 percent and rejects several restrictive amendments.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Wisconsin Senators Split on Trade Pact Approval
Sen La Follette aligned with the majority and Sen Wiley with the minority as the senate approved by 54 votes to 21 and sent the reciprocal trade agreement bill to the White House.
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Sen
la Follette
Senator Wiley
R-Wis
Senate
White House
Eisenhower Reaches Native Middlewest Homecoming
General Dwight D. Eisenhower and 53 official party members returned to Abilene Kansas for a two state homecoming. Eisenhower greeted his 83 year old mother Mrs Ida E Eisenhower and four brothers at Municipal airport. The Sunflower plane landed at 12 16 with 100 military planes overhead as crowds and bands welcomed him. Governor Andrew Schoeppel Kansas and Governor Phil M Donnelly Missouri appeared amid brief family greetings before a private moment.
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Kansas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Middlewest
Ida E. Eisenhower
Abilene
Municipal
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
Roy A. Roberts
Andrew Schoeppel
New York
National cemetery system bill advances to House
The senate approved and sent to the House a bill directing the establishment of a national cemetery in every state and territory lacking one. It also requires superintendents of national cemeteries to be selected from among disabled veterans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Never Again Mt Clemens Grocery Stock Mystery
William F. Carr was found dead of an apparent heart attack at his car in Mt. Clemens Michigan. A Roseville home stored about 1000 cases of canned goods sugar meat beer and gas in yards two tires and three drums of gas were found. Neighbors recall Carr saying he would never go hungry again after depression years and vowed it would never happen again.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
William F. Carr
Roseville
William Burke
Carr
Armored, infantry units slated for deployment
The report lists infantry units and multiple armored divisions including the Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth and 16th as unassigned in the occupation plan. The 35th infantry and Second armored division are slated for deployment from the British zone while several other divisions await status updates.
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16Th Armored
35Th
103Rd Armored
13Th
17Th
101St Airborne
Two Heavy Bomber Groups to Divide Japanese Chores
The United States plans to split strategic bombing of Japan between two heavy bomber forces the 20th and the 8th Air Forces Lt Gen James H Doolittle announced at a news conference The 8th will be under his command with directives from the joint chiefs of staff while Gen H H Arnold will lead the 20th Air Force with Lt Gen Barney Giles as deputy commander A third bomber command part of the 20th the 21st has been based on Saipan and attacking the Japanese home islands The 20th force is controlled from Washington and strategy comes from the joint chiefs of staff
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Washington
Japan
Eighth
James H. Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
Europe
Pacific
Doolittle
Joint Chiefs of Staff
H. H. Arnold
20Th Air Force
Barney Giles
21St Bomber Command
Saipan
Mitscher Warns No Easy Pacific Victory for U S
Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher said there is no reason to expect quick Japanese capitulation and that victory will come only after burning up the enemy. He described the soldiers as underground like moles and warned of grim, prolonged fighting in the Pacific.
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Portland
Ore
Marc A. Mitscher
Hillsboro
Wis
Mitscher
Pacific Islands
Death of Louis Miller in St Joseph Michigan
Mrs. Alex Messmer received a telegram announcing the death of her cousin Louis Miller in St. Joseph Michigan. Miller, a former Monroe boy, was the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Miller. Funeral services were held in St. Joseph this afternoon. Fred Roth the Hotel Monroe proprietor bought two downtown business buildings south of the Goetz corner on 17th avenue, previously owned by Albert Geigel and now occupied by Karlen bakery and Zumbach tavern.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Alex Messmer
Louis Miller
Fred Roth
Hotel Monroe
Goetz Corner
17Th Avenue
Karlen
Zumbach Tavern
Albert Geigel
Harold E Scherer Named to Credit World Committee
Harold E Scherer was appointed a member of the Credit World committee of the Retail Credit Association. The appointment, announced from St. Louis, assigns duties to gather articles and material for publication on store operations including form letters and credit procedures.
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Scherer
Harold E. Scherer
Credit World Committee
Retail Credit Association
St. Louis
Credit World
Legion Juniors face Janesville Club in twilight playoff
The American Legion Juniors meet Janesville Club this evening at Recreation Park at 6 15 for a postponed league game. The Juniors previously lost to Fort Sunday and tied 6 6 with the Monroe All Stars. The twilight game was a rain delayed playoff from the June 3 schedule.
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Janesville
American Legion
Recreation Park
Legion
Fort
Monroe
China coast actions and Southeast Asia landings update
On the China coast Stilwell returns to the war against Japan as Chinese forces push 13 miles north of Wenchow and contest Japanese retreat. British mopping up Burma reports capture of Paukkaung. Australians land on Brunei bay northern shore under Labuan bombardment. third landing on the bay.
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China
Stilwell
Japan
Wenchow
Okinawa
Burma
Paukkaung
Borneo
Brunei Bay
Labuan Island
Bay
Holstein Sale in Brattleboro Transfers Noted
Herman Schmitz of Monroe acquires a registered Holstein cow from Ben Zimmerli's Brodhead herd. The change of ownership for Pansy Pontiac Inka Fayne 2563070 is officially recorded by the Holstein Friesian Association of America.
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Holstein Sale
Brattleboro
Herman Schmitz
Monroe
Ben Zimmerli
Brodhead
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Pfc Fred B Kohli Speaks On Publicity At Kiwanis Lunch
Pfc Frederic B Kohli son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Kohli and a member of the 86th returns home on fur lough and addresses Kiwanis about government publicity for the division. He explains crowds cannot rush to ports or camps to see returning units and notes trains may pass through hometowns he cannot alight. He also briefly describes his experiences in Europe.
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Blackhawk
Kiwanis
Pfc
Frederic B. Kohli
Fred L. Kohli
86Th
Kohli
Meeting Notes Mention Sgt Neubauer and World War I Kin
The report notes Sgt Paul Neubauer attended the meeting and mentions Private Kohli’s father served in the 86th during World War I.
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Rope
Paul Neubauer
Private Kohli
86Th
Oak Leaf Cluster awarded to Lt. Gerald F. Fritz
First Lt. Gerald F. Fritz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritz of 2027 16th Avenue, received the second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal for meritorious aerial flight over Germany from March 15 to April 11, 1945 as a reconnaissance officer with the 87th Golden Acorn infantry division.
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Gerald F. Fritz
Fred Fritz
16Th Avenue
Germany
Fritz
87Th Golden Acorn Infantry
Milwaukee Intersection Fatal Motorcycle Collision
Peter Peterson, 73, was fatally struck by a motorcycle yesterday at a Milwaukee street intersection. Police reported the accident remains under investigation with no charges listed as of press time.
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Milwaukee
Peter Peterson
Milwaukee Street
Cash and Carry Shoppers Face Hidden Kidney Clue
Shoppers learn the real cause behind aches may lie in tired kidneys. The article notes that kidney function declines naturally with age and that pain, fatigue, and urinary issues can signal reduced filtration. It references a well known remedy and cites a long standing commercial claim.
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Walt Albron
Anaabes Fox Dean
Tate
Pomont
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