Daily Record Weathered Update with Thunderstorms
The Daily Record notes mostly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms tonight. It lists a high of 29 and a low of 63, compares to last year’s 92 and 74, reports 1.72 inches of precipitation since yesterday 3 p.m., and barometer readings of 29.27 at 3 a.m. and 29.31 at 3 p.m. It records Yuma Arizona as warmest at 103 and Boise Idaho as coldest at 42, with sunrise at 5:22 and sunset at 8:35.
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Yuma
Ariz
Boise
Ida
Riseem
Sane Eas
Ration stamp validity and fat and fuel coupon notes
The notice lists validity dates for Red Stamps Book 4 Blue Stamps Book 4 Shoes Sugar Gasoline and fuel oil coupons. It states ration boards are accepting applications for increased B rationes with various expiration dates through Sept. 30 and June 30 for some coupons.
Estates Probated for Marcus Hoesly at New Glarus
In the will of Marcus Hoesly who died in New Glarus last May, Clarence J. Hoesly named as executor. Appraisers appointed in probate court by Judge Harold J. Lamboley were J. S. Urban, Henry Kundert and Nick H. Kubly.
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Marcus Hoesly
New Glarus
Clarence J. Hoesly
Harold J. Lamboley
J. S. Urban
Henry Kundert
Nick H. Kubly
Obituaries Note Local Deaths in Wisconsin Towns
Death notices record Irvin S. TenEyck age 38 of Brodhead Andrew Hendrickson BC Blanchardville and Lucinda Noyes 80 of Albany among recent passes in area communities.
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Irvin S. TenEyck
Brodhead
Andrew Hendrickson
Blanchardville
Lucinda Noyes
Albany
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Names List
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes patients in medical and surgical units and a set of dismissals. Names cover Mrs Merlin Williams Browntown Mrs Wilson Brand enberg Evansville Hamilton Andrews South Wayne Earl J Trickel 2321 16th Avenue Gordon Guinn Ludlow Hotel Irvin G Newman Juda and Mrs Spencer Bowen 2263 6th Street plus numerous discharged individuals including Mrs Josephine Sughrone Walter Marti Frank C Bishop Henry Hasler Fred Frisco Mrs Laura Kirkpatrick Rudy Scharnweber Mrs John Adams Mrs Albert Ross and daughter Floyd Jerome Victor Tollackson Carl and Rose Aeschliman and Mrs Jake Wild.
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Merlin Williams
Browntown
Wilson Brandenberg
Evansville
Hamilton Andrews
South Wayne
Earl J. Trickel
16Th Avenue
Gordon Guinn
Ludlow
Irvin G. Newman
Juda
Spencer Bowen
6Th Street
Josephine Sughrone
Walter Marti
Frank C. Bishop
Henry Hasler
Fred Frisco
Laura Kirkpatrick
Rudy Scharnweber
John Adams
Universalist Ladies Aid to Hold 3:30 Friday Meeting
The Universalist Ladies' aid society meets Friday at 3 30 p m with an all day quilting event. Mrs Wade Cash leads refreshments and Mrs E N Churchill directs the program and devotions. Priscilla Kohli to play piano and Pfc Frederick Kohli to speak on overseas service. Attendees include the Soddy and Swiggum families and several others.
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Universalist Ladies’ Aid Society
Wade Cash
E. N. Churchill
Priscilla Kohli
Frederic B. Kohli
Funerals for W F Graham Planned in Oakley Union Church
William F. Graham 70 died Tuesday at his daughter's Chicago home Mrs Mary E Alm. Rites set for 2 p m Sunday at Union church Oakley with burial in the adjacent cemetery. Body lies at Everson funeral home.
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W. F. Graham
Brodhead
William F. Graham
Mary E. Alm
Chicago
Union Church
Oakley
Everson Funeral Home
United States Weighs Veto Power in UN Security Council
The speaker defends UN Security Council unanimity and the veto, noting four permanent members and six non permanent members could shape world opinion. He emphasizes the United States will hold a veto, and questions critics who claim the veto solely serves allies. The Senate must examine the veto candidly.
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Security Council
United States
Senate
Truman Cheerful on First Presidential Homecoming
President Truman celebrated his homecoming with the people before leaving for Berlin for a big three meeting. He did not deny reports that James F. Byrnes may be the new secretary of state and declined to discuss further cabinet changes.
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Ulation
Edward R. Stettinius
Harry S. Truman
Berlin
James F. Byrnes
Independence
Dies of Illness In Brodhead At 38
Irvin S. TenEyck 38 a lifelong Brodhead resident died at his home at 2 45 pm Wednesday after a six month illness. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Everson See home with Rev J C Robertson officiating and Greenwood cemetery interment. Born Jan 4 1907 in Brodhead he was the son of Walter and Ella Evans TenEyck. He ran a shoe repair shop in Brodhead 1929 41 then worked at Fairbanks Morse Beloit. Survived by wife Edna O Brandt married June 5 1930 and two children Louella 14 Lesetta 12 along with parents a sister Mrs Etta Ames Beloit six aunts and two uncles.
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Brodhead
Irvin S. TenEyck
Everson See
J. C. Robertson
Greenwood Cemetery
Prodhead
Walter
Ella Evans
Ten Eyck
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Beloit
Edna O. Brandt
South Beloit
Louella
Lesetta
Etta Ames
Personal Mention Around Monroe Daily Visitors and Short Trips
A stream of notices lists residents and visitors: Charles Smith Juda and Frederick Schindler Juda in Monroe for business. Mrs Rose DeVoe Clarno, and Lillian Adelman Juda in Monroe. Arthur Benkett in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Frederick Curran Madison visiting Nellie Kohli. Dr and Mrs Lincoln Domm Chicago writing to Mrs Stauffacher. Miss Nola Rae Marty Winslow returning home. Manuel Loeffel with Pfc Eddie Loeffel to Milwaukee then Virginia. Lee Legler Mission Texas visiting. Louis Marston farewell party Madison Memorial Union. Rose Kuenzi Madison return. Lean Ritschard Kalamazoo weekend visit. several others traveling or staying locally.
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Niles
Charles Smith
Juda
Monroe
Urban Miller
Rose DeVoe
Clarno
Frederick Schindler
L. Schindler
Insurance
William Ellefson
Madison
Arthur P. Benkett
Chicago
Paul Lindsay
Gerry
Mr. Lindsay
Sauk City
Nell
New Glarus
Lillian Adelman
Donna Zo
Rudolph P. Reger
Janie
Robert van Horn
Chuckie
Rockford
Frederick J. Curran
Nellie W. Kohli
Nola Rae Marty
Winslow
William Babler
Lincoln V. Domm
Billy
Stauffacher
Clarence Gilbertson
Marian McQuillan
Arlene Syse
Lloyd van Houten
Manuel Loeffel
Pfc
Eddie Loeffel
Milwaukee
Loeffel
Virginia
Lee Legler
Mission
Tex
Rose Kuenzi
Louis Marston
Memorial Union
Washington
Lean Ritschard
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Kundert
Associated Press Plans Rehearing Plea With Supreme Court
The Associated Press will file a petition for rehearing with the Supreme Court on or before September 1. The action follows the high court’s decision affirming a lower court verdict that AP by laws violated the Sherman act and must be amended to remove competitive effects on membership decisions.
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New York
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Board of
Wisconsin flood toll rises with rescued families and damaged crops
The Miller family and two children were rescued from a Zion area farmhouse as three feet of floodwater inundated basements and streets. In Kenosha County, victory gardens were submerged, roads washed out, and wires down, with Prairie du Chien reporting 2.43 inches of rain in 24 hours. Illinois tornado near Princeton damages crops and property, injuring about 40 as a 12 mile by one mile path caused over a million dollars in losses across Bureau and LaSalle counties.
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Ray Miller
Paul
Glenn
Zion
Kenosha County
Kenosha
Victory Gardens
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Lancaster
la Crosse
Madison
Ellsworth
Green Bay
Janesville
Land O'Lakes
Milwaukee
Wausau
Princeton
Bureau County
LaSalle County
Governor Signs Anti Gambling and Building Bills
The governor signed two measures: an anti gambling bill granting powers to seize slot machines and arrest operators and authorize license revocation actions, and a $16,473,000 postwar construction program funding state penal, educational, and charitable institutions including about $8,000,000 for the University of Wisconsin.
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Madison
Lee
Good
University of Wisconsin
Mareta Craig Visits Grandmother in Ohio
Miss Mareta Craig of Washington Court House Ohio is expected Friday to visit her grandmother Mrs Edwin M Thorpe.
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Mareta Craig
Washington Court House
Edwin M. Thorpe
Wisconsin Power and Light workers attend supervisors meeting
Nineteen employees of Wisconsin Power and Light company attended the supervisors meeting in the club rooms on Wednesday afternoon. Among the attendees were B. E. Miller and E. C. Stolper of Madison.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Company
B. E. Miller
E. C. Stolper
Madison
Residents Attend Funeral in Arpin Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Lee Germann and family along with relatives from nearby towns returned from Arpin Wisconsin where they attended the funeral of Jacob Elmer. Mrs Balbina Ruegger after visiting the Elmer home went to Park Falls to visit her son for an extended period.
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Lee Germann
Walter
Stuart Chamber
Fannie Elmer
Herman Reger
Lawrence Wegner
Kay Ann
Fred Strauss
Arpin
Wis
Jacob Elmer
Balbina Ruegger
Elmer
Park Falls
Andrew Hendrickson Dies at 80 in Blanchardville
Funeral rites set for Andrew Hendrickson 80 who died at his farm home Tuesday. Service at 1 30 p m at his home and 2 p m in Adams Lutheran church with Rev A P Anderson officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by two sons Lawrence Morris of Blanchardville. three daughters Mrs John Ryan Madison Mrs Leonard Swenson Evansville Mrs Bernard Bear Argyle. one brother Martin Blanchardville. one sister Mrs John Johnson Argyle. sixteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. His wife Nellie a daughter and four brothers and one sister are deceased.
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Blanchardville
Andrew Hendrickson
Adams Lutheran Church
A. P. Anderson
Saether
Hendrickson
Mr. Hendrickson
Adams
Green County
Lars
Anna Hendrickson
Anna Thompson
Lawrence
Morris
John Ryan
Madison
Leonard Swenson
Evansville
Bernard Bear
Argyle
Martin
John Johnson
Nellie
Donald Rutsch Visits Madison for Business
Donald Rutsch spent Wednesday in Madison on business engagements and meetings with local officials and firms.
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Donald Rutsch
Madison
Mrs. Lucinda Noyes Dies at County Home at 80
Mrs Lucinda Noyes 80 died at 3 a m in Green County home near Monroe after a two year illness. Born Lucinda Wheeler in Brodhead she married L Wesley Noyes in 1885 and lived in Brodhead Pittsville and Albany before moving to the county home. She is survived by son Arthur and daughter Ruth Kildon both of Albany. husband died six years ago and a son Harry, her parents, two brothers and three sisters are deceased. Funeral at Sharer funeral home Saturday at 2 p m with Pastor W N Grande. Burial Hillcrest cemetery. Bears: Watts Krueger Price Thornton Keehn Schlitter.
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Albany
Lucinda Noyes
Green County
Monroe
W. N. Grande
Hillcrest Cemetery
Frank Watts
William Krueger
James Price
John Thornton
Elmer Keehn
Footville
Ernest Schlitter
Monticello
Strike Picture Remains Dark in Much of Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread industrial disruption with about 80,000 idle nationwide, down from 93,000 yesterday. A settlement at Hudson Motor Car in Detroit involving 11,400 workers reduced idle auto plant stoppages as the labor front showed varied activity across sectors.
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Associated Press
Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit
Labor Strikes Shrink to Under Fifty Thousand in Mobile
The week's labor action in Mobile falls below 50,000 as a few small strikes end and new walkouts are threatened. Across June the Bureau of Labor Statistics records 425 strikes and walkouts with about 310,000 workers and 2,025,000 lost man-days.
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Mobile City
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
OPA Deficiency Bill Passed by House Sent to Senate
The House approved a 3.63 billion deficiency supply bill for the 1946 fiscal year sending it to the Senate by a 317 to 14 vote. The office of price administration is allotted 174.5 million with most funds, 2.475 billion, for the lend lease program starting July 1.
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Washington —(P
Office of Price Administration
House
Senate
OPA
House Appropriations Committee
Execute Fascists Rome and salute in wartime rally
A fragmentary account recalls fascist leaders in Rome with Nazi and Mussolini salutes. Mentions two Italian SS members and German elite units in a wartime context.
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Rome
Hitler
Mussolini
Freeport Clinic Offers Free Monthly Chronic Disease Consultations
A specialist in treating chronic diseases holds a consult at Hotel Freeport in Freeport Illinois on Monday July 2 with monthly return visits. The doctor addresses stomach liver heart nerves skin blood pressure leg ulcers goiter prostate piles and other chronic conditions and offers a free booklet. Address for information is 1544 E 53rd St Chicago Illinois.
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Freeport
Executions Reported at Ft Bravetta Near Rome
A firing squad carried out executions Tuesday at Ft Bravetta near Rome for complicity in harming Italian patriots. The widow of one condemned man reportedly took her own life a few hours later.
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Ft. Bravetta
Rome
Crude Oil Carried By Horse And Wagon In Early Days
In the early days crude oil was transported in barrels loaded onto horse drawn wagons. The note highlights the labor and ingenuity of those early pioneers as they moved oil to markets before modern pipelines and tankers.
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Norris Tree
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Veril Swiggum
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