Weather Summary June 27 1951 Showers Cooler North South
Showers this afternoon and tonight with cooler readings in the west. Tomorrow cloudy and cooler with light showers in extreme north and east portions. Low tonight 47 to 58. high tomorrow 64 to 73. Precipitation since yesterday 1.99 inches. Barometer 29.35 this morning and 29.42 at 1 p.m. Sunrise 4:23, sunset 7:41. Warmest place yesterday Phoenix 104, coldest Seattle 51.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Wash
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe Listings
Harry C Swartz transfers It 9 block 5 Ludlow's addition Monroe to Charles E Krueger. Frank Feldt estate transfers It 8 block 6 Tallmans to Isa Bechtolt.
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Harry C. Swartz
Charles E. Krueger
Ludlow’s
City of
Monroe
Frank Feldt
Isa Bechtolt
Speeding Guilty Pleas Result in Fines Across Counties
Justice L A Koenig and Charles H Seffens of Stoughton find defendants guilty of speeding. Leon Marty of Albany, Hugh Phillip Hyne of Evansville, and Joe Milks of Brodhead each pay fines of five to ten dollars plus costs.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Charles H. Seffens
Stoughton
Leon Marty
Albany
Hugh Phillip Hyne
Evansville
Joe Milks
Brodhead
David Galauner a Five Year Old of Beloit Address
Five year old David Galauner of 1119 East Grand Street Beloit is listed with a hometown address.
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David Galauner
Grand Street
Beloit
Local Birth Announcements Highlight June 26 27
Mr and Mrs Glenn Dearth Blancharaville announce a daughter born June 26. Mr and Mrs Donald Mickel of Madison announce a son born June 26. Mr and Mrs John C Marty of Albany announce a daughter born June 27.
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Glenn Dearth
Blancharaville
Donald Mickelson
Madison
John C. Marty
Albany
Accident at St. Clare Hospital Involves Several Patients
Vincent O Flaherty 18 of Monroe hotel listed among accident victims. Edith Musselman treated at 102844 15th avenue with Dr Burt W Caldwell Rockton IL. John Leitzenger Shullsburg attended. Duane Ostrander 1823 15th avenue underwent tensifiectomy. Mrs David Stauffer 1018 30th avenue and Harry Gardner Brodhead had surgical care. Discharges listed include multiple names and spouses from area.
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Vincent O'Flaherty
Monroe Hotel
Edith Musselman
15Th Avenue
Burt W. Caldwell
Rockton
John Leitzenger
Shullsburg
Duane Ostrander
David Stauffacher
30Th Avenue
Harry Gardner
Brodhead
Louis Upman
Fred Bernhardt
Vern Penneweil
Ernest
Chippewa River Near Bank-Full in Durand Tonight
The Chippewa River in northwestern Wisconsin swells toward near bank-full in Durand late tonight or early tomorrow, according to Federal Meteorologist A. D. Sanal. The Mississippi River is forecast to keep rising for about four more days upstream from La Crosse.
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Chippewa
Wisconsin
Durand
A. D. Sanal
Mississippi
LaCrosse
Prisoner Wounds Rockford Sheriff in Jail Scuffle
Rockford sheriff Kirk S. King and deputy Ray Banks were seriously wounded when prisoner Ben Kubat used Banks 38 revolver to shoot King in the knee and leg and Banks in the arm during a jail scuffle. Kubat had been taken into custody as a mental case after an attempted escape. Two jailers aided in subduing Kubat.
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Rockford
Kirk S. King
Ray Banks
Ben Kubat
Banks
King
Kubat
Weekend at Lake Monroe Becomes Local Gathering Legend
A Monroe weekend gathering near Upper Eau Claire lake drew 19 residents, including Walter and Herbert Johnson with families, staying in cabins not arranged as a party. The piece notes a humorous dentures return and a golf ace by John Figi Jr at Marshfield while his family visits his parents.
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Monroe
Upper
Eau Claire Lake
Superior
Walter A. Johnson
Herbert T. Johnson
Michael
George Mauerman
George
Barbara
William
Jake Becker
Peter Solomon
George Geiger
W. D. Gempler
Harris
Solomons
Geigers
Johnsons
John Figi Jr
Marshfield Country Club
Figi
Marshfield
University of Wisconsin
Ted
Quiet Buying Wave Lifts Stocks With Modest Gains
A quiet buying wave nudged the market higher with leaders gaining just over a dollar a share, a few exceeding two dollars. Most major sections posted small losses, while trading totaled about 1.3 million shares, up from 1.26 million yesterday.
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New York
Personal mentions from Belleville to Madison crowds
A roundup of residents visiting and traveling, listing numerous individuals and their origins including Albany Milwaukee Racine Madison and Michigan. The notes describe relatives visiting, trips to Wisconsin towns and out of state visits with family ties and summers spent with relatives.
Two Wisconsin youths chosen for Boys Nation trip
Milwaukee news notes two Wisconsin youths selected by Badger Boys State to attend Boys Nation in Washington DC in July 2026. Richard Gacoigne of Kohler and William Marshall of Madison, both 17, were named as the top participants among 650 at this year’s Badger Boys State.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Boys Nation
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Richard Gacoigne
Kohler
William Marshall
Madison
Badger
Truman Suspends Massachusetts Internal Revenue Collector
President Truman suspended Dennis W. Delaney, collector of internal revenue for the Massachusetts district, effective immediately pending investigation of charges about the handling of tax returns and March of Dimes collections in his office.
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Washington
Truman
Dennis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
White House
Delaney
House Appropriations
New York GOP Chief Drafts Eisenhower
New York state Republican chairman William L. Pfeiffer urged Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as the party’s 1952 presidential nominee. In a speech for the federation of women’s republican clubs of New York state Pfeiffer said Eisenhower’s talents could serve the United States in the presidency.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
New York State
Gen. Eisenhower
GOP
William L. Pfeiffer
United States
Pfeiffer
Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs of
Farmer 81 Injured by Dropped End Gate at Farm
Edward McDaniels, 81, of Brown Town, suffered a badly crushed right hand when a heavy end gate dropped as he tried to stop a rolling hay wagon on his farm. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Freeport for treatment.
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Farmer
Edward McDaniels
Browntown
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Hayride Planned by Youth Fellowship at St John’s
A hayride will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m by the Youth fellowship leaving from St John’s church for Roy Gempler farm where refreshments will be served. If it rains the ride will be postponed. Misses Ellen Rubi and Lela Ludwig are co chairmen.
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Youth Fellowship
St. John’s Church
Roy Gempler
Ellen Rubi
Lela Ludwig
Three-vehicle collision damages cars in hospital zone
Minor damage occurred to Victor Teehan's car at 2 30 p m yesterday when struck by Casper Zent ner of Monticello. Teehan's vehicle was parked in the St Clare hospital zone by Mrs Teehan.
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Victor Teehan
13Th Avenue
Casper Zentner
Monticello
Teehan
St. Clare Hospital
Zeidler Recovering After Minor Milwaukee Operation
Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler is in good condition after a minor operation. The mayor’s family says the procedure was routine and his physicians have not disclosed the ailment.
Funeral Services for Milo Zimmerman
Milo Zimmerman, 46, a farmer from Spring Grove township, will have funeral services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Oakley Union church. He died yesterday morning at St. Clare hospital from injuries after falling from a hay wagon on Monday. Rev. Peter Retzlaff of Juda will officiate. burial follows in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Newcomer funeral home in Brodhead.
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Milo Zimmerman
Spring Grove Township
Oakley Union Church
Zimmerman
St. Clare Hospital
Peter Retzlaff
Church
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
Three Die as Tornado Rips Wakeeney Kansas
A western Kansas tornado in Wakeeney killed three people and injured about forty. The storm damaged a five block area with splintered wood and brick while hospital wards filled with the injured. Survivors woke moments before the twister struck and could not reach storm shelters. Winds and heavy rain affected central and western Kansas overnight.
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Wakeeney
Kas
Kansas
Wakeeney Hospital
Telegraphers Union Rejects Western Union Wage Offer
The AFL CTU rejects Western Union's plan to raise wages by more than ten percent to avert a strike next Monday. Reported offer would set pay up 16 to 18 cents an hour, slightly above the government wage cap.
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Washington
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
CTU
Western Union
Rites Will Honor Deceased Veterans
All veterans who died in the last year will be honored at a memorial service tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Legion home. Green County 40 and 8 will conduct the program with John J. Burkhard H. B. Baltxer and H. O. Schulz as committee members. Rev. John E. MacMartin will be the speaker. The ceremony honors deceased Korean War soldiers and veterans from other wars in the past year. All American Legion posts auxiliaries and others wishing to attend are invited.
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Legion Home
Green County Velture
John J. Burkhard
H. B. Baltxer
H. O. Schulz
John E. MacMartin
Zilmer-Riley Legion Post
American Legion
State Swiss Market Held Barely Steady in Wisconsin
Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market reported as about steady with prices state brand 42 14 44, grade B 38 41, grade C 35 38. American cheese trade and demand fair with prices for single daisies 41 42, longhorns 41 42, square prints 42 43, midgets 42 34 444.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly
I.c.l
Marines Sailors Return From Korea On Sylvester Antolak
San Diego reports the military transport Sylvester Antolak is due today bringing home 1437 Marines and Navy personnel from 32 states following duty in Korea.
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San Diego
Sylvester Antolak
Korea
Darlington Eyes $47000 School Budget Increase
Darlington school district voters face a proposed budget of 47000 dollars an increase of 2000 from last year. The annual meeting is set for 8 p m July 9 at the high school with a public hearing 3 to 5 p m the same day in the high school office. Board terms for Joseph Proctor Dr L E Fitzgerald and Mrs J W Howery expire at the meeting.
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Darlington
Joseph Proctor
L. E. Fitzgerald
J. W. Howery
Two Papers To Raise Subscription Charges
Green Bay Press-Gazette and Appleton Post-Crescent announce five-cent price increases for weekly subscriptions effective July 1. Carrier-delivered papers rise to 35 cents weekly. both papers publish six afternoons weekly with no Sunday editions due to higher production and distribution costs.
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Green Bay
Fox River Valley
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Appleton Post-Crescent
Four-legged pheasant could yield double drumsticks
Donald MacFarlane of Janesville hatches a ringneck pheasant that may be the first of its kind to produce twice the normal number of drumsticks. After twenty years of bird raising he notes the bird hatched yesterday shows this unusual trait and could lead to a new strain.
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Janesville
Donald MacFarlane
MacFarlane
Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Cars in Wisconsin Without License
Madison reports Robert B. Wilson Jr. 27 of Minneapolis was fined 500 dollars in superior court after pleading guilty to selling automobiles in Wisconsin without a salesman's license.
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Madison
Robert B. Wilson Jr
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Senate Reconsiders Security Aid Increase to States
The Senate voted to reconsider a plan to raise the federal share of social security relief payments by about 250 million dollars. By voice vote, Senator Taft of Ohio secured the motion to review and sent the measure to the finance committee with a two week report deadline. The amendment would add five dollars monthly for aged, blind, and totally disabled recipients, and three dollars for dependent children, though Taft warned the increases may not reach beneficiaries.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Finance Committee
Two Die At Crossing In Milwaukee Railroad Wreck
Milwaukee police report two people died when a truck was struck by a Milwaukee Road streamliner yesterday. Victims were Mrs Henrietta Strathanke 56 and her son George 35 of Oak Creek.
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Milwaukee
Henrietta Strathenke
George
Oak Creek
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