Debate on veto override stretches into night on labor bill
Daily Record reports a Senate stalemate as votes for overriding President Truman's veto linger unresolved. Key figures Morse Barkley Taft Stark discuss timing while Taft claims victory, Truman denounces the bill as harmful to labor and country. House already passed the measure 331 to 83.
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Truman
Taft
House
Senate
Congress
Barkley
White House
Tobey
New Hampshire
Sparkman
Ala
Lucas
Dat
Temperature and Weather Readings Snapshot
The report lists times from Friday to Saturday with scattered abbreviations and a barometer at 29.72 inches at 2 a.m. and 29.69 at 2 p.m. It notes Fresno California registered the warmest at 106 degrees and Sault Ste Marie Michigan the coldest at 42. Sunrise is at 4:22 and sunset at 7:41.
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Bourly
U. S
Fresno
Calif
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Marriage Licenses and Births Reported
Archie Joseph Gibbons and Betty Jean Davidson of Monroe obtain a marriage license. Harold W. Wagner of Albany is listed. Births announced from St. Clare Hospital include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goecks of 208 13th Avenue, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Lunde of Brodhead born June 20.
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Archie Joseph Gibbons
Betty Jean Davidson
Monroe
Harold W. Wagner
Albany, N
St. Clare Hospital
Herbert Goecks
13Th Avenue
Tilman Lunde
Brodhead
Surgical and Medical Notes Include Names and Dismissals
The listing names patients and addresses across surgical and medical categories. Connie Johnson in Monticello and Mrs Ernest in Orangeville appear alongside Charles Wang and Joseph Wenger. Dismissals reference multiple individuals including Mrs Charles Williams and Rolland Karlen.
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Connie Johnson
19Th Avenue
Fred Hobbs
Beloi
Delores Blum
Monticello
David Anthony
Brooklyn
Charles Wang
Route 3
Clifford School
Brodhead
Joseph Wenger
Route 1
Ernest. Kummer
Orangeville
Charlene Granger
Beloit
Joyce and
de Dores
Schwerin
Janes
Francis Stakar
Warren
Miles Katzenberger
Charles Williams
Marion Riley
George Deegan
Ira Moffett
Rolland Karlen
Frank Deininger
Herman Blum
Carl Broge
Donald Olin
Monticello Socials and Visiting Notes
A roundup of local visits and gatherings. Mrs C D Curtis hosted guests including Anna Elmer and relatives. C D Curtis Doris Curtis and Bob Wagner were Thursday guests at Ted Butler’s Beloit home. Meyer and other items note visits to Monroe and Madison.
Kiss of Death for Communists Warned by Chicago Bishop
Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J. Sheil of Chicago told the American Veterans committee convention that a growing number of progressives see communist affiliation as the kiss of death. He called American communists spiritual cousins and servile lackeys of totalitarianism and rejected any compromise among communism fascism and democracy as folly.
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Bernard J. Sheil
Chicago
American Veterans Committee
Sheil
Rioting in Lahore accompanies partition plan pushes
Rioting in Lahore today left at least 16 dead and about 60 wounded as voters prepared for legislative elections amid India’s partition moves. Calcutta already took a first step toward partition, with Punjab set to vote next Monday on a similar division between Hindu Sikh allies and the Muslim majority.
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India
Lahore
New Delhi
Calcutta
Punjab
Bengal
Mostem
Hindustan
Pakistan
Lawyers to Meet at Wisconsin Bar Convention
A clinic on aviation law will be a highlight of the annual convention of the Bar Association of Wisconsin in Milwaukee June 26 to 28. Edward C. Sweeney editor of the Journal of Air Law and Commerce Northwestern University and Suel O. Arnold Milwaukee aeronautical law committee member of the American Bar Association will speak.
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Areen
Bar Association of Wisconsin
Edward C. Sweeney
Journal of Air Law and Commerce
Northwestern University
Suel O. Arnold
Milwaukee
Aeronautical Law Committee
American Bar Association
Auto Crash Toll Rises in Eau Claire Area
The death toll from a highway collision near Eau Claire rose to three with the Sunday death of nine year old James Talbert. Also killed were Arnold H Talbert 47 and Mrs Ruth Ness 40 Eau Claire county treasurer. Beatrice Talbert 40 remained critically injured. The report notes a cultural aside about the ricksha a form of foreign cart.
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Eau Claire
Here
James Talbert
Arnold H. ‘Talbert
Ruth Ness
Beatrice Talbert
Arnold
Personal Mention and Visitors Across Monroe Area
Local social notes list visitors and travelers including Mrs J C Lange Brodhead in town Mrs Ivan Kubly and Mrs Howard Lieber Pecatonica in Monroe Janesville visitors Miss Pat Stuble and Geraldine Lindsay Miss Kattie Garde Brodhead guest of Mrs Melvin Achramer Miss Norma Itten Madison spending afternoon in Monroe Miss Gladys Waterman visiting Mr and Mrs Nick Zentner New Glarus Miss Marian Miller Freeport visiting Juda Mrs F T Gundry Shullsburg visiting Madison Joe Fuerstenberg Beloit visiting son Maynard Platteville Mr and Mrs Arnold Schober Rockford guests of Mr and Mrs Allie Van Matre Kenneth Mayer Glen Hoff Ed and Henry Reese fishing Manitowish Miss Beverly Zschiesche Prophetstown return from visit Mrs Thomas Riley Beloit to take Marian home Mrs Glenn Stauffacher family two weeks in Yellowstone Mrs H C Klassy Monticello Cedar Rapids for two weeks Mrs Mary Maddrell Evansville weekend with daughter Myra Williams and family Sam Ladon returns to Chicago after Monroe stop former resident Mr and Mrs William Crawford St Petersburg Fla visiting Eugene Crawford Albany area Mrs Walter Holdener Sauk City visited Lena Augsburger son Wally stayed with grandmother Donald Howe Madison visiting Dr and Mrs T H Howe Darlington two UW law student Miss Leona Gruenewald Miss Mae Hofer Miss Dorothy Ingold return from 3500 mile western tour to California then Yellowstone Miss Francis Schroeder leaves for reunion dinner in Chicago studying at McPhail Music School Minneapolis Mrs Barbara Yost Milwaukee in northern Wisconsin with Mrs Ida White and daughter Mrs Milton Harnack Oshkosh visit with Jacob Leathy in second week
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Biombing Niles
J. C. Lange
Brodhead
Ivan Kubly
Freeport
Howard Lieber
Pecatonica
Times Office
Pat Stuble
Geraldine Lindsay
Janesvile
Kattie Garde
Melvin Achrman
Sue Wight
Hollywood
Julia
Legler
Iw. M
Adv
Norma Itten
Madison
Eve‘ning
Monroe
Gladys Waterman
New Glarus
Allie van Matre
Kenneth Mayer
Glen Hoff
Henry Reese
Manitowish
Marian Miller
Ben Miller
Juda
Beverly Zschiesche
Prophetstown
Otto
Lanz
Thomas Riley
Beloit
Marian
Glenn Stauffacher
Yellowstone Park
H. C. Klassy
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
F. D. Smith
Mary Maddrell
Evansville
Myra | Williams
Sam Ladon
Chicago
William Crawford
St. Petersburg
Fla
Albany
Eugene Crawford
Walter Holdener
Sauk City
Lena Augsburger
University of Wisconsin Law School
Gordon Olson
Oxford
van Matre
Myron Rice
Harry Teehan
Daniel
Richard H. Bahr
Quin Lundgran
Racine
Lundgran
Bahr
Donald J. Saunders
Syracuse
N. Y
Saunders
Fred Rubin
Harold Lenenberger
Leona Gruenewald
Mae Hofer
Dorothy Ingold
California
Yellowstone
Park
Francis Schroeder
The
Musical College
McPhail
Milton Harnack
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Jacob Leathy
Monroe Visitors and Weddings Spark Weekend Socials
Mrs Maria Ault of Beloit visited Monroe today. Miss Margaret Nipple from Brodhead spent yesterday in Monroe. Mrs Marie Svitak of Beloit was a Monroe visitor yesterday. Mrs Ferne Bouton and son Richard Ray of Juda shopped in Monroe yesterday. Mrs Clara Weiss stayed with her son Ernest Weiss and family in Freeport. Mrs Charlotte Bayne attended the wedding of Miss Eileen Trapp and Gene Brobst in Freeport yesterday. Mr Christ Ruegsegger and wife left for Kent Illinois to spend the weekend with friends.
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Maria Ault
Beloit
Monroe
Margaret Nipple
Brodhead
Marie Svitak
Ferne Bouton
Richard Ray
Juda
Clara Weiss
Ernest Weiss
Freeport
Charlotte Bayne
Eileen Trapp
Gene Brobst
Return From Iowa Visit Delayed By Flood Waters
Miss Gladys Gibbons returns home after a two week visit with Miss Geraldine Briggs daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Briggs of Des Moines The pair visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Lengacher in Ottumwa Iowa they were delayed by flood water reporting heavier damage in Ottumwa than Des Moines Only Des Moines streets are flooded but boats are used for transport.
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Iowa
Gladys Gibbons
Geraldine Briggs
E. A. Briggs
Des Moines
Briggs
Fred Lengacher
Ottumwa
Church Dedication At Richland Center
Mr and Mrs Stewart Kingston Miss Helen Smith Roger Schwaiger Mrs Helen Wood and Rev E R Hastings attended the dedication of St Barnabas Episcopal church in Richland Center today.
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Stewart Kingston
Helen Smith
Roger Schwaiger
Helen Wood
E. R. Hastings
Richland Center
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Palmyra Man Plans Flight To Switzerland This Summer
PALMYRA resident PALMYRA MAN travels via Chicago to Geneva Switzerland leaving July 26 and returning November 8. Separate items note Argyle appoints Lawrence W. James village marshal, Germann Wakefield group leave after visit, and Lafayette County Farm Bureau picnic set for June 29 at Darlington fairgrounds with Curtis Match speaking and a morning baseball game.
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E. C. Baumgartner
Monroe
Switzerland
Chicago
Geneva
Plan Farm Bureau
Lafayette County Farm Bureau
Darlington Fairgrounds
Curtis Match
The
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Darlington River Peak Hits 14 Feet, Flood Subside
The Pecatonica river crest reached 14 feet at the bridge gauge causing expected inundation in Darlington’s business district. Local authorities report rapid runoff limited extensive flooding, easing concerns after the recent surge.
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Darlington
Pecatonica
Lacey appeals case in stop-sign violation
An appeal has been taken in the Ed Lacey case from Monroe who was found guilty of failing to stop at a stop sign. The fall term of circuit court will hear the matter after a May 29 fine of five dollars plus costs in Justice L A Koenig’s court following a six person jury verdict. Edwin W Woodman funeral held in Milburg Mich with burial rites. survivors include Mrs Chester Stauffacher and Don Woodman. Monroe services were yesterday. Woodman’s remains were transported for Milburg. The Thames River in England is 209 miles long.
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Chester Stauffacher
Don Woodman
Edwin W. Woodman
Milburg
Mich
Monroe
Decker Sanders Nuptials at Eugene Alpha Phi House
Social events note the marriage of Valliere Gwenadlyn Decker daughter of Mrs. George H. Decker Tucson Arizona to Albert Lester Sanders of Albany Oregon. Ceremony in Eugene Oregon officiated by Rev Means with attendants Mr and Mrs Ralph Sanders. The bride an instructor at University of Oregon. They plan home at 515 East 6th Albany after July 1.
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Gwenadlyn Decker
George H. Decker
Tucson
Ariz
Albert Lester Sanders
Albany
Ore
Alpha Phi
Eugene
Alice B. Martin
Monroe
Clarence Twining
Miss Decker
Means
Oregon University
Ralph Senders
University of Oregon
Monroe High School
Ohio State University
Ames College
Washington State College
Seattle
Mrs Loveland Honored At Monticello Shower
A shower for Mrs Merlyn Loveland of Monticello was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Clarence Loveland with co hosts Mrs Ray Bissig Mrs Richard Smith Mrs Leon Gempeler and Mrs Robert Holcomb Jr. Attendees included James Allie Beer Oscar Losey Roscoe Smith Louis Janke and James.
Jacobson Maenner tie in Albany Madison wedding
At St Pauls University chapel in Madison Marian Lucille Jacobson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry C Jacobson Sr became the bride of Arthur J Maenner Madison son of Mr and Mrs John Maenner Eau Claire Rev A Kutchera performed the double ring ceremony. Attendants included Mrs John E Lowry as matron of honor and Miss Virginia Maenner and Miss Dorothy Jacobson as bridesmaids Best man was Frank Maenner with ushers William Smith and Harold Adelmeyer The couple will reside at 309 N Francis St Madison and enjoy a northern Wisconsin wedding trip followed by a reception in the Rose room of Monona hotel.
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Virginia Maenner
Dorothy Jacobson
Frank Maenner
William Smith
Harold Adelmeyer
Rose
Monona Hotel
Drill Team Entertained at Mrs Rabe Home
Drill team members of the G U 1 G G were entertained at a card party held at the home of Mrs. Milton Rabe, 2205 9th street. Prizes were won by Mmes. Marie Vogler, Rachel Dwyer, and Pearl Buehler. Mrs. Dora Kubly was a guest. Refreshments were served.
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Milton Rabe
9Th Street
Mmes
Marie Vogler
Rachel Dwyer
Pearl Buehler
Dora Kubly
New Glarus Social Notes Show Weekend Visits and Travels
New Glarus residents and visitors fill the week with trips to Madison and Monticello. Families from Belleville Paoli and Hollandale call on relatives as Navy enlistment and 4 H district safety contest are noted.
Union Members Guilty In Wisconsin Hemp Plant Bid Case
A bid of 23000 was offered for the Com modity Credit Corp hemp plant at DeForest Dane county Wis by Lee F Talty Madison operator to convert the eight buildings for general manufacturing. Union members were found guilty of contempt of court in the Allis Chalmers strike case sentencing three officers including President Robert Buse to five months in the house of correction.
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Commodity Credit Corp
DeForest
Dane County
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War Assets Administration
Lee F. Talty
Madison
Roland J. “Steinte
Uaw-Cio
Allis-Chalmers
Robert Buse
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