Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy in the north and mostly cloudy in the south tonight and tomorrow with showers by tomorrow night. Cooler tonight with lows around 30 in the northwest and 60 in the southeast. Tomorrow’s highs near 70 northwest and 75 southeast. Yesterday's high 91 and low 75. Fort Worth recorded 99 as the warmest U S place yesterday, Seattle 49 as the coldest. Sunrise 4 23, sunset 7 42. Barometer 29.30 at 1 am and 29.51 at 1 pm.
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U. S
Fort Worth
Tex
Seattle
Wash
Real Estate Transfers and Court Plea in Brodhead Area
Harold Williamson transfers It 6 block 33 Dickson's add Brodhead to William C Klitzman in Brodhead city. County Court Judge Harold J Lamboley Norman Lawton, Monticello, pleads guilty to larceny with sentencing postponed to July 10. Bond set at 500 dollars. remanded to county jail awaiting bond posting.
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Harold Williamson
William C. Klitzman
Dickson
City of Brodhead
Harold J. Lamboley
Norman Lawton
Monticello
Justice Cases commissioner x. P. Roger Norman Lawton
Monticello man charged with larceny waived preliminary hearing and bound over to county court by the Justice of the Peace Commissioner's court in Monticello.
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X. P. Roger Norman Lawton
Monticello
Marriage Licenses and Local Deaths in Wisconsin Areas
Marriage licenses listed for Catherine McDermott of Rockford and Ernest Bergemann of Washington township. Death notices for Mrs. Herman Studier, 53, New Diggings, and Max Kirschbaum, 79, Cassville. Several June 25 26 births to area families including Dunn, Johns, Hartwig, Olson, Walters, Fuchs. Army says steel strike halts tank jobs and vehicle production. several plant shutdowns noted. Also livestock show canceled due to anthrax threat. alternate plans in progress.
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Herman Studier
New Diggings
Max Kirschbaum
Cassville
Patrick Dunn
South Wayne
Albert Johns
Gratiot
John Hartwig
Monroe
Allen Olson
Davis
Arnold Walters
Route 5
William Fuchs
New Glarus
Cadillac
Federal Motor Truck Company
Allison
General New Glarus
Motors
Eal Dairy and Farm Show
Reo Motors
H. F. Zingg
Kenneth Segner
Haveming
Glarus
Lavina Riemer
Henry Milbrandt
Ticello
Leo McKenna
Gra
Ralph ‘Eianes
Salamissals
Roy Eckners Abler
Gilbert Ott
William Hillestad
Nic Dean Eee Procder
Daugh
Zentner
Ed Klassy
Allen Barr
Edwin Nems
Ernest Johnson
Dewey A. Dwyer
Magnus Ostby
Brennan Market Reopens After Major Remodeling
Brennan Market at the west edge of Monroe plans a formal opening after a major remodel. The 5,000 square foot space now features new refrigeration in fruit and vegetable, frozen foods, a modern baked goods counter, and a hospital white meat department. New departments include work clothing and drugs. The interior sports pastel colors. Ned Brennan led carpentry and painting. John Disch is store manager with Armand Sorenson as meat manager. several Brennan family members assist with preparations for the reopening.
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Prennan
Monroe
Brennan
Mt Olive Lutheran Church
9Th Street
13Th Avenue
Frank P. Brennan
Ned Brennan
Richard Yde
Yhe
Madison
Rubi and Leuenberger Electric Co
Chicago
Certified Grocers of
Ilinois, Inc
Brennans
John Disch
Armand
Odie) Sorenson
Marie Brennan
Stanley Field
John Stoehr
Robert Brugger
Personal mentions from Monroe locals around region
Personal Mention lists residents and visitors in Monroe with origins from Mt. Horeb Dakota Ill Freeport Brooklyn Madison Albany Rockford Fresno Calif Chicago Long Island North Hollywood and others. Notes include Army leave for Pfe Robert Holtshopple and family travel plans visiting relatives in Green County Janesville and Monroe with ties to Albany Albany and Middleton.
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Irygve Thoresen
Mt. Horeb
Inda Bordner
Dakota
Lloyd Kundle
Freeport
Arthur C. Hansen
Brooklyn
Herman L. Schindler
Insurance
Adv
Margaret Bennett
Milwaukee
Curtis Gonstead
Keth Wainwright
Madison
Jessie Wardlow
Monroe
S. H. Magdal
Claire Goodrich
Chicago
Emilie
Elsie Boesch l
Flushing
Long Island
N. Y
Emil Boeschs
Pfe
Robert Holtshopple
Camp Stoneman
Calif
John Oostdik
Silare
North Hollywood
Green County
Bert Powers
Albany
John
Louis Oostdik
Marinus Oostdik
Middleton
Janesville
Maj Ensch Aids ROK Army in U S Methods Training
Maj Edward M. Ensch a former farm veterans trainer now serves with the U S Military Advisory Group KMAG to the Republic of Korea Army He and his family live in Chicago area departure details include Dec 28 for San Francisco en route to Japan Ensch guides Korean officers in training and organizing the ROK army and familiarizes them with American equipment and tactics He is assistant regimental advisor to the 6th Republic of Korea Infantry Division and has worked with KMAG since last January He is a UW Madison graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Ensch Hazel Green Wisconsin He belongs to Monroe Knights of Columbus lodge.
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Edward M. Ensch
U. S
KMAG
Republic of Korea
Maj
Ensch
Sylvia
25Th Avenue
Chicago
San Francisco
Japan
6Th Republic of Koea
Camp Crowder
University of Wisconsin
Delta Theta Sigma Fraternity
Alphonse Ensch
Hazel Green
Monroe Knights of Columbus Lodge
D A convention attendance and local notices
Mr and Mrs Rodney O Kittel sen attend the Wisconsin District Attorneys Association convention at Pine Point Convention Resort Elkhart Lake they left last evening and return Saturday afternoon Henry Klassy III confined at home after a stroke Pauline Schwarzenberger Burkhalter Music Center enters St Clare hospital with ivy infection Hartwig born a son at St Clare hospital plus family details Duersts visit New Glarus area relatives in the New Glarus area Nancy and Sharon Grimes Calif the Duerst party visiting relatives
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D. A
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Wisconsin District Attorneys Association
Pine Point
Elkhart Lake
ST. Clare
Pauline Schwarzenberger
Burkhalter Music Center
St. Clare Hospital
This Hoor
Second Whey Spilling Summons Issued Here
A whey spilling incident on a city street led to two summonses issued this week. Robert N. Rugh of Browntown, driver for Kenneth Klassy of Monticello, must appear in justice court at 2 pm Monday. Robert M. Schultz of Albany is ordered to appear at 3 pm Monday on the same charge.
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Funce
Robert N. Rugh
Browntown
Kenneth Klassy
Monticello
Justice Court
Robert M. Schultz
Albany
Death of Mrs. Herman Studier at 53 in New Diggings
Mrs. Herman Studier, 53, a resident of New Diggings for 28 years, died Tuesday at a Hazel Green hospital. Services are set for 2 PM at home and 3 PM at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Galena, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. She was born Martha Marie Fielder in Rush township, Daviess County, married to Herman Studier of Guilford on February 4, 1920, and leaves six children, three sisters, two brothers, and five grandchildren.
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Studier
New Diggings
Herman Studier
Hazel Green Hospital
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church of
Galena
Greenwood Cemetery
Martha Marie Fielder
Rush Township
Daviess County
Christian Fielders
Guilford
Chilldren
Lewis
Elden
Geneva
Eve
Ilyn
Martha
Marie
David
Otto Meier
Apple River
Esther Beyer
Warren
Roy Donovan
Rockford
Tony Fielder
Roy
Land
LaCrosse Gambling Jury Session Ends
LaCrosse County Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom announced a written report will follow the hearings into police and gambler connections. The probe began May 23 with about 140 witnesses, and 17 more testified yesterday in the final session led by John Die.
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LaCrosse
John Die
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Area Representatives Get Girls State Posts
Several area girls were named superiors in mock government posts at Badger girls state in Madison. Names include Carol Babler Mon ticello Jeanne Fenrick Foot and Audre Wilson Evansville Myrna Lewis Dodgeville who was named Maple city mayor.
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Badger Girls State
Madison
Carol Babler
Monticello
Jeanne Fenrick
Foot
Audre Wilson
Evansville
Myrna Lewis
Dodgeville
Maple City
Ward's Bicycle Safety Event Set for Tomorrow
Montgomery Ward and Co's annual bicycle parade will start from the North school at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. Participants ride around the square and back to the company store on the northwest corner. Judges pick winners. first prize is a new bicycle. Each properly running bicycle receives a safety car.
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Montgomery Ward and Co
Airline Wins National Safety Council Aviation Award
Wisconsin Central Airlines named among 42 U S air lines honored for safe transportation in 1951. Visit McDonalds: Ernest Kessler and C H Andrews drove to Black River Falls to see the McDonalds family.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Central Airlines
U. S
National Safety Council
McDonalds
South Wayne
Spe
Mmes
Ernest Kessler
C. H. Andrews
Warren
Black River Falls
C. L. McDonald
Truman cancels mid afternoon news conference due to heat
President Truman called off his mid afternoon news conference because Washington sweltered under intense heat. Officials cited heat as the reason for the abrupt postponement, with no new time announced.
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Washington
Truman
Grain Prices Slip on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain prices slipped toward the close on the Chicago Board of Trade after holding steady earlier. Most losses were fractional as the market eased from a firm level.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Crime in Own Building Barred from FBI Steps
The FBI announced it lacks jurisdiction over crimes within the Federal Building in Milwaukee after a clerk’s desk drawer theft of $90 in the U S probation office. Jurisdiction rests with state authorities near the building by plat number. the building itself is outside federal territory.
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Alwaukee Oy
Bureau of Investigation
U. S. Probation Office
FBI
Register of Deed
25 Percent Slash in New Funds Sought by Appropriations Committee
Washington on the House Appropriations Committee recommended a 25 percent cut in new funds asked by the administration for the armed forces foreign aid atomic energy and other purposes. The proposed reduction amounts to 3 468 156 250 bringing the agencies to 10 276 910 569 instead of 13 745 066 819. President Truman asked for the money in today s bill separate from regular budgets. The Atomic Energy Commission faced a 1 706 000 000 cut the largest among agencies a 53 percent reduction from the 3 191 000 000 requested.
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Washinnion
Ihe
House
Senate
Rep
Cannon
D-Mo
Truman
Congress
Defen
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Energy Commision
Monticello social notes from Monticello and Evansville
Mrs. O D Curtis and Mrs Harry Smith journeyed home with Mr mer Friday after visiting Mr and Mrs Marcus Elmer at Mineral Point Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammerly and Mr and Mrs Clarence Elmer Jr called in Dayton Mr Fred A Blum Ed Blum Mr and Mrs John B Bim and Mr and Mrs Walter Haur attended the Schuler Babler reunion at Leota Park Evansville with 101 present Clarence Elmer Jr visited Willis Elmer and Ralph Elmer in Adams township Sunday guests included Rey Luchsinger and Fred Luchsinger Sr Argyle Paul Aeschlimann of Van Calif and Fred Singer Jr with Darlene and Allen Monticello
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Harry Smith
Sas City
Mer
Elmer
Marcus Elmer
Mineral Point
Ralph Hammerly
Clarence Elmer Jr
Dayton
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
John B. Bim
Walter Haur
Schuler-Babler
Leota Park
Evansville
Willis Elmer
Ralph Elmer
Adams Township
Rey Luchsinger
Fred ,Luchsinger Sr
Argyle
Paul Aeschlimann
van , Calif
Fredsinger Jr
Darlene
Allen
Monticello
Vatican Ban Loses as Senate Blocks Ambassador Move
Washington The Senate defeated a bid to keep a house provision from blocking the President from sending an ambassador to the Vatican without Senate approval. The vote upheld the bill's broader funding, limiting executive action on Vatican diplomacy.
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Vatican
Washington
Senate
Milwaukee Vocation School Wins TV Channel 10 for Education
Madison reports the State Radio Council passed a resolution approving Milwaukee Vocation School to receive Television Channel 10 for educational use. The decision aims to expand instructional broadcasts and public access to school programming.
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Madison
State Radio Council
Milwaukee
No Break Seen For Steel Tieup
Washington reports the steel strike may continue at least a week despite pressure from Congress and President Truman. Aimed at Taft Hartley enforcement, the dispute involves 650000 CIO workers, with Bethlehem Steel reportedly near a tentative contract. Union demands a union shop while steel firms seek long term terms and good faith bargaining. Rep Halleck predicts a settlement within a week from high sources.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
CIO
White House
Steel Workers
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Halleck
R-Ind
Polio Worries Texas as Cases Near Thousand
In Austin, poliomyelitis spreads with the state tally closing in on 1,000 cases. The Department of Health reports 146 new cases in the past week, underscoring public health concerns across Texas. Italy reports about 800,000 licensed motorcycles.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Texans
State Department of Health
Italy
New Priest Killed In Crash At Antigo
A newly ordained Roman Catholic priest Rev Harold Hartman 34 of the Bronx was killed when his car left Highway 64 six miles east of Antigo struck a stump and crashed into a tree. Police believe he fell asleep at the wheel on the way to Menominee Mich to visit his brother Rev Donald Hartman.
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Antigo Antigo
Harold Hartman
Bronx
St. Cloud
Minn
Nellie M. Hartman
New York
Father Hartman
Highway 64
Here
Menominee, Mich
Donald Hartman
Monticello Man Admits Tool Theft
Norman Lawton, 43, of Monticello, admitted taking power tools from a home where he installed a furnace yesterday. He waived prelim, pleaded guilty to larceny in county court and is jailed on $500 bond after investigators traced tools to his home.
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Monticello
Norman Lawton
Leslie Schwitz
Wilbur E. Deininger
Lawton
Lester Schulz
Route 1
Schulzes
Sentencing Postponed for Lawton to July 10
Lawton was remanded to the county jail in default of a $500 bond and the sentencing was postponed to July 10 to allow a pre sentence investigation and examination ordered by the court by R. H. Kubity, parole officer for the area.
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Lawton
R. H. Kubity
Take Trip East cial Mr and Mrs John Birk Return from East Trip
Mr and Mrs John Birk of South Wayne and their son Peter have completed an eight day trip through the East. They visited Ann Arbor Windsor Cherry Valley Gettysburg Maryland Washington Mt Vernon and the Pennsylvania turnpike on the way home. Miss Lorel Birk of Chicago returned to South Wayne to spend the summer with her grandparents the John Birks.
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South Wayne
John Birk
Peter
Chicago
East
Ann Arbor
Mich
Windsor
Canada
Cherry Valley
N. Y
Gettysburg
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Lorel Birk
South
John Birks
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Péity Record
Catherine Agnes McDermott
Ernest’ Lester Bergemann
Washington Township
Maj. Ensch
ROK Army
U.S
Henry Klassy
22Nd Avenue
Hartwig
John D. Hartwig
Janet Louise Stauffacher
Victor Lstauffacher
4Th Street
Mr. Hartwig
Will E. Hartwigs
19Th Avenue
Monson
Wayne
Cial
Oscar B. Peterson
Donald Monson
Roger Wang
Madison W
Dane County
W. Vv. Price
American Dairy Science Association
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Belgium
Great Britain
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Finland
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India
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Ippines
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O. D. Curtis
Buick
Badger Motors
WLAD
Goetz
He Kennedy
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Hedda Hopper
Mary Jane
Monroe's
Dearth
DODGE
Hudson
Kaiser
Chevrolet
Hester
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