Weather Summary from Daily Record June 21 1946
Clearing and continued cool conditions with a Saturday generally fair forecast and light afternoon showers near Superior. Temperatures yesterday from 2 p.m. showed a high of 70 and low of 50. Warmest U.S. spot was Gey, Arizona at 108 while Cheyenne, Wyoming was coldest at 35. Sunrise 4:16, sunset 7:29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
U.S
Yester Gey
Yuma
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
iAhe Samas
Real Estate Transfers and Divorces Reported in Local Notices
Real estate transfers list Carl Schuetz to Alfred A Ger ber for a parcel in Jordan township. Divorces granted include Verna F Peet, 39, Monroe from Rolland Peetinson. Marvin Hein of Albany fined 100 dollars for operating a vehicle without owner's consent with sentence withheld and probation. Marriage licenses issued for Herbert Buehler and Marion Waelti of Monroe and Robert J Rye with Lela Duerst of Adams nd Mrs George E Thorp. Birth announcements from St Clare Hospital note a Winslow Ill baby boy born June to Charles Doyle and wife. a Brodhead baby boy born June to Albert Ten Eyck. a Nott family baby girl born June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hein
Albany
Herbert Buehler
Marion Waelti
Monroe
Robert J. Rye Lela
Duerst, Adams Nd
St Clare Hospital
Charles Doyle
Winslow
Ill
Albert Ten Eyck
Brodhead
Emmett Nott
BBP
22Nd Avenue
St Clare Hospital Notes and Suspended Business
A fragment from Monticello Mt Horeb and Monroe lists patients and dismissals including Alfred M Westward Woodford and Mrs Marion Ellefson with addresses at 619 21st Avenue and Monroe Route 5. The item includes tonsillectomy for Harold Saether Blanchardville and a list of discharged patients. Milwaukee reports Michael F Cudahy announcing suspension of Cudahy Brothers Co operations until July 1 due to livestock shortage. about 1700 on firm payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Westward
Woodford
William Buebl
Monticello
Olius Knutson
Mt Horeb
Clay Stepen
Argle
Marion Ellefson
21St Avenue
A. C Frautschy
Monroe
Harold Saether
Blanchardville
Walter Schneider
Charles Niles
Lawrence Dunningham
Louis Goepfert
Paul Olson
Eva Robertson
Judy Krupke
Edith Orton
John Oes
Earl Foster
William Irs
Chester Mohns
George Frehner
Milwaukee
Michael F. Cudahy
Cudahy Brothers Co
Few Progressives Seek GOP Posts
Former Progressives appear in small numbers in the August GOP primaries with eight seeking major offices. A Progressive Republican group formed at Portage did not field slates, leaving La Follette and Immell to run largely independently. Several former Progressives pursue state and congressional nominations on both major tickets, while some switch to Democratic status or run as independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Jack Kyle
Whitewater
Robert M. la Follette
Ralph M. Immell
William H. Dieterich
Hartford
John H. Louis
Fort Atkinson
John C. Brophy
Milwaukee
Merlin Hall
Black River Falls
Fred F. Miller
West Salem
Ralph Amoth
Daniel W. Hoan
John Kaiser
Port Washington
Secret of State
Ray S. Kamper
Franksville
Howard J. McMurray
Madison
United States
John R. Redstrom
Kenosha
William G. Rice
Andrew J. Biemilier
Henry J. Berquist
Rhinelander
Phil Nelson
See No More Milk And Cream Even on OPA Ceiling Removal
Omaha reports that the National Creameries Association agreed to remove OPA controls on dairy products, saying no more milk and cream would flow into butter. A formal resolution warned of temporary inflation risk and urged industry restraint and equitable distribution as controls end. C G Steele Waterville was elected president, noting a 11 cent per pound butter price rise. Julius Brunner Osage Ia and W A Gordon St Paul were named officers.
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Omaha
National Creameries Association
OPA
C. G. Steele
Waterville
Has
Julius Brunner
Osage
W. A. Gordon
St. Paul
Personal Mention Fiumping in Wisconsin Town Notes
A stream of personal mentions from Niles to Brownsville records visitors, callers, and travels. Residents and visitors including Mrs. Oscar Wolfe Winslow. Miss Alice Minder Browntown. Fred Stager Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. Benkert Freeport. and many others appear visiting relatives, shopping, or on business in Monore, South Wayne, Argyle, Juda, and nearby towns. A Mississippi River drowning near La Crosse ends the column.
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Niles
Oscar Wolfe
Winslow
Frederick West
South Wayne
Hattie E. Thorpe
Orangeville
Alice Minder
Browntown
Fred Stager
Darlington
Milwaukee
John Winzenried
Monticello
Charles Segner
Josef J. Benkert
Freeport
John Babler
L. C. Crandall
Susan
Edward McArdle
Tom McArdle
Shullsburg
Anna Heath
Roberta
Brodhead
Gladys Golackson
Woodford
Emma Cowell
George
Monroe
W. E. Webb
Madison
A._ Wood
South’ Wayne
Paul Gille
William Foley
Janesville
Alma ’ Johnson
Argyle
Edward Ipson
St. Clare
Shirley Grace
Beaver Dam
Vivian Johnson
Juda
Harley Brubaker
Steven
Burbank
Calif
Leo V. Koehler
Ben Furniss
Floyd Furniss
Bushne
Reta Kennedy
John Flynn
Verona
Fred Pensiston
James Penniston
St. Clare Hospital
V. S. Randham-mer
Vilas
Rice Lake
Bloomer
A. L. Throne
Sue
Mis
M.H. Olson
Missesonette Zimmermanl
Betty Bieger
Herbert T. Summeril
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
A. R. Neushwander
Henry Kundert
Beloit
Lester McQuilla Woodford
Thomas Hartwij
Harry Ableman
Vernon Carson
Beth
Seward
Ill
Ernest Kundert
Betty
Joe Cotte
Blanchardville
Sylvan Amenda
Henry J.amenda
Dixon, Til Pie
Orion Paulson
Frank Maher
Judith Ann
Marine Cpl
John Carey
Cathrine Maher
Brookings
S. D
Leafhopper the main threat to potato crops in Green county
Donald Willard, assistant county agent, says the potato leafhopper is now the major pest harming Green county potatoes. He describes the leafhopper’s June to July appearance, hopperburn damage, and suggests inspections and specific dusts and sprays for control, noting limited DDT guidance due to lack of research.
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Colorado
Green County
Donald Willard
Wisconsin
Willard
Penalty Clamped for Failure to Meet Wheat Set Aside Rule
The administration announced a $10,000 fine and a year in jail for failing to follow the war food order 144 set aside rule. Farmers must sell to elevators or storage operators within 15 days and half of stored wheat must be offered to the Commodity Credit Corp for relief of famine areas. The measure covers many states including Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Idaho Montana Nebraska Kansas North and South Dakota Oklahoma Texas Wyoming New York Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Istration
Clagett
Commodity Credit Corp
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Vinson Confirmed as Chief Justice Nominee
The Senate confirmed Fred M. Vinson to be chief justice of the Supreme Court by voice vote late yesterday with no objection. He succeeds the late Harlan F. Stone amid a dissension ridden court. Senator Moore was not on the floor to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Moore
R-Okla
Wheat Bran Price Hike By OPA Increases Ceiling
The OPA raised producers' ceiling price for wheat bran by $10 a ton effective immediately. The move corrects an omission from a May 13 price list and will not affect retail ceilings on wheat bran breakfast cereals at this time.
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Washington
OPA
Schutt Daughter To Leave Panama For Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Schutt J receive word their daughter Lt Dorothy Schutt will depart Panama tomorrow for home. The army nurse corps officer has served fourteen months, ten months in Panama, and will be discharged at Fort Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Charles Schutt
Dorothy Schutt
Miss Schutt
Army Nurse Corps
Ft. Sheridan
Wyoming visitors, local notices, and military updates in Monroe
Regiments on Mindanao praised by the president for heroism on Leyte and Mindanao. Mr and Mrs Ernest Simmons of Midwest Wyoming visit Monroe before returning home. Pvt Merlyn Rufer headlined local birthday notices and a Korea departure report. Furloughs in Luzon for Russell Neuenschwander, and Ernie Phillips receives Navy discharge. Power tractor delivered for street department mowing. Social events include Mt Pleasant 4-H tour and Music Study Club activities. Registration deadline for Aug 13 primary set for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Ernest Simmons
Midwest
Wyo
Monroe
C. A. Simmons
Downers Grove
Ill
C. J. Sim
Korea
Albany
Merlyn Rufer
Carl Rufer
Monticello
Route 2
Keith Wainwright
Clarence’ Wainwright
Elk
Kart Lake
Green County
John J. Burkhard
Luzon
Pfe
Russell K. Neuenschwander
E. Neuenschwander
Bagdio
Philippines
Neuenschwander
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Camp Shelby
Miss
G. S. Soseman
Mae Hofer
Frederick Lanz
Arlie Mitchell
Sity
Soseman
Fred ‘Thacker
Willis Etterns
Fred Thacker
Finger Amputation Report From Stoughton Hospital
Raymond A. Schroeder of Evans route 1 underwent amputation of the third finger at the second joint on the left hand in Stoughton hospital on Monday morning. Richard D. Phillips, formerly of Argyle and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Argyle, is noted as having fought with the 21st Infantry.
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Raymond A. Schroeder
Evans
Route 1
Stoughton Hospital
Phillips
Pfe
Richard D. Phillips
Argyle
Carl
Johnson
21 Infantry
Truman Supports Baruch Atom Plan
President Truman endorses Baruch's atomic control plan and says the United States will not give up veto power or bombs under a world pool until veto is discarded. Baruch and advisers study Gromyko proposal, focusing on keeping veto with big five and adding international search authority. UN economic and social council works late to reject Yugoslavia led fact-finding motion.
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New York
Truman
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Commission
Russia
Washington
Baruch
Council
United States
Atomic Commission
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Yugoslavia
Walmer Infant Dies Shortly After Birth Near Brodhead
The infant daughter of Roswell and Dorothy Burtness Walmer died shortly after birth this morning at Mercy hospital in Janesville. Surviving are the parents three brothers and two sisters and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Walmer Magnolia township and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burtness Stoughton. Funeral services are at 1 30 p m Saturday at Newcomer funeral home with burial in Highland cemetery Albany.
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Brodhead
Roswell
Dorothy Burtness Walmer
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Oliver Walmer
Magnolia Township
Oscar Burtness
Stoughton
Newcomer Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Albany
Soviet Proposals For Atomic Energy Control At UN Meet
Moscow papers publish full text of Soviet atomic energy control proposals presented by Andrei A. Gromyko to the United Nations in New York. A 110 word dispatch summarizes the U N commission proceedings. No details or comments on Baruch US proposals were published locally.
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Russia
Free Press
Moscow
United National Organization
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
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Carl Schuetz
Alfred A. Gerber
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Verna F. Peet
Rolland
Peetingson
George E. Thorp
Tth Street
Roswell Walmer
Coton Mattresses
Orla
J. Tracy
Mississippi
la Crosse
Raymond Brown
Mississippi River
Leslie Severson
Severson
Brown
Vinson
Burkhard Electric Service
12Th St. Ph
Mindanao
Leyte
Joseph Schwarzenberger
Schwarzenberger
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Albert Zwald
Horeb
Max Pachl
Springfield
Fred
Eric B. Kobb
Fred L
Kohli
Pach
Alfred — Westgard
Westgard
Ernie H. Phillips
16Th Avenue
Navy
Mit
Growup A. Divisio Music Study Club
Arline Berkeley
Jane Reger
John Bruni
Patricia Lamboley
Sally
Sue Wenger
Joan Knaak
Jane Ruf
Joyce Baller
Robert Olson
Susan Blumer
Billie Ann Wenger
Yvonne Tennis
Milady
Eugene Ko~fel
Individu
Ida Casanova
Women of the Moose Lodge
Waffle Shop
RADIO
Eyler’s Radio
Norton & Schneider Store
Chocolate Shop
Borden
Candy
Walmer
Builders Hardware
Alvin F. Rote
Tornado Insurance
J. B. Heeren and Son
Com. & Sav. Bank Bldg
Etter