Weather summary for the day and almanac note
Daily record shows fair and cool tonight with a Saturday of partial clouds and little temperature change. Data includes highs 85 and 54 with periods of rain since yesterday 3 p m. and a barometer of 29.32 at 3 am and 29.50 at 3 pm. Amarillo reported the warmest 102 while Salt Lake City posted the lowest 40. Almanac for June 7, 1945 notes sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 8 35.
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U. S
Amarillo
Tex
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ration Stamp Validity Dates and Oil Fuel Notices
Government ration notices outline valid periods for red blue and green stamps, food and fuel coupons, and reduced fat rules. Ration boards accept applications for increased B rations as the heating season approaches.
Milz transfers land parcel in Monroe Brodhead’s addition
Joe Milz transfers a parcel of land in lot 1 block 7 Brodhead's addition to the city of Monroe to Mrs Forrest Odegaard. The transfer details reference the specific block and lot within the Monroe subdivision.
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Joe Milz
Forrest Odegaard
Brodhead
Monroe
Estates Probated in Emma B. Wells Probate
In Browntown, Emma B. Wells died last February. Her son Otis Wells is named administrator of the estate.
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Emma B. Wells
Browntown
Otis Wells
Hattie Caple and Alonzo Burdick Identified in Obituary
Obituary notices name Hattie Caple, 78 of Janesville, and Alonzo Burdick, 58 of Albany, as the individuals connected to recent local death notices.
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Hattie Caple
Janesville
Alonzo Burdick
Albany
Webingers Welcome Son at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ralph Webinger of Monroe route 1 welcomed a son at St Clare Hospital on June 28.
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St. Clare Hospital
Ralph Webinger
Monroe
Surgical and medical dismissals listed in Belleville area
The notice groups tonsillectomy patients Glen Gruen berg and others in Monroe route 3 and Alice and Arlene Sonstby in Belleville, with medical names Joseph N Gazietes 807 13th avenue and Mrs Ray E Hawkins Brodhead among listed surgical and dismissals including John Sarbacker James Rufenacht and others.
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Glen Gruenberg
Monroe
Alice
Arlene Sonstby
Belleville
Joseph N. Gazietes
13Th Avenue
Ray E. Hawkins
Brodhead
Richard Trickel
Footville
Isaac Rossman
Beloit
William Jonne
Clinton
Ann Dempsey
12Th Street
John Sarbacker
James Rufenacht
George Fry
Charles Keegan
Burton Dyreson
Albert Byers
Robert Durdin
Anderson Promised WFA Cleanup Amid Food Loss Probe
Representative Anderson of New Mexico announced an immediate WFA checkup and cleanup as he moves to become secretary of agriculture. The pledge follows a House subcommittee report accusing the War Food Administration of food losses totaling millions of dollars.
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WFA
Washington
Representative Anderson
DNM
New Strikes Ended as Old Labor Disputes Resolved
The Associated Press reports a new wave of labor disputes easing temporarily. About 60,000 of 93,000 idle workers planned to return to work as 15,000 from 10 glass plants ended week-long strikes. Rail and Western Electric plant threats persisted with potential wage disputes. President Truman intervened to pause an Erie railroad strike and establish an emergency board.
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Associated Press
Western Electric Company
Detroit
Idie Cio
United Automobile
Afl-Cio
War Labor Board
Libbey-Owens-Ford Company
New Jersey
New York City
Western Electric Employes Association
Erie Line
Chicago
Chicago North Shore
Milwaukee
Aurora
Elgin
Erie
Truman
Continental Foundry and Machine Company
Ind
Aluminum Company of America
New Kensington
Farewell Party for Mrs Coplien Hosted by Pythian Sisters
Social event honors Mrs Nathan Coplien of 2401 Sth street as she prepares to move to Arizona. Mrs Louis Stauffacher, Mrs F Grimm and Mrs Coplien co host with the Pythian Sisters degree team present. In 500 games Mrs Geil led, Mrs Baltzer closest to 1945, Mrs Benkert lowest. Luncheon served and honoree received a gift.
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Coplien
Louis Stauffacher
F. Grimm
Nathan Coplien
Sth Street
Arizona
Pythian Sisters
Ivan Geil
Paul Baltzer
Robert Benkert
Silver Anniversary Observed by Mr and Mrs Roy Grant
The Grants of Ludlow celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary this weekend at Lake Delavan as friends and relatives host them. Hotel staff presented a bouquet of two dozen red roses to honor the couple. They have two daughters Betty and Deanna Kay, both living at home.
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Roy Grant
Ludlow Hotel
Lake Delavan
Grants
Betty
Deanna Kay
Surprise Birthday Party for Urban Miller
Urban Miller of Juda was surprised by 15 friends at a birthday party last night. Games were played and refreshments served as he received many gifts.
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Urban Miller
Juda
Monroe Tax Assessment Roll Examination Notice
Notice to taxpayers under Wisconsin statute announces that the Monroe city assessment roll will be open for inspection July 5 and 6, 1945, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., at Monroe City Hall. G. S. Soseman, city clerk.
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Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
G. S. Soseman
Personal mentions of residents visiting relatives and friends
A long list of social notes from Madison and surrounding towns records Miss Carol Howe, Mrs. Floyd Matzke, Miss Ruth Krupke, Phoebe Abraham and others visiting relatives in Madison Whitewater Freeport Chicago Madison Milwaukee Monroe Monroe Madison Green Bay Edgerton Blanchardville Mineral Point Philadelphia Corpus Christi Texas and Monticello. Mr and Mrs Howard Steinmann are mentioned as a patient in a Corpus Christi hospital with plans for a reunion visit in three weeks.
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Carol Howe
Madison
Floyd Matzke
Whitewater
Ruth Krupke
South Wayne
Phoebe Abraham
Freeport
A. S. Huffman
Chicago
Konrad Zellweger
Orangeville
Monroe
Toay
Leslie G. Kindschi
Oscar Bear
Milwaukee
Orville
Washington Township
Chris Klarer
Marvin Kammer
Kathryn Klarer
Alice Stauffacher
W. J. Stauffacher
Margaret
Nell Burgi
Charles Cooke
Patricia
Charles
Green Bay
Frank Burgi
Ralph Johnson
Larry
Edgerton
Clareda Mae Wenger
Delores Jean Hardy
Blanchardville
Barbara Ellen Schraepfer
Mineral Point
Orville Bear
August Barmaster
Clara Barmaster
Florence Hewson
Thomas
Fall Hill outing injures Florence Wartenweiler
Miss Florence Wartenweiler newly elected county superintendent of schools fractured her left leg in a fall at Fall Hill Glen by the river. She crawled to the hilltop and was found an hour later before being taken to Black River Falls hospital. The small bone above the ankle was broken. She was with state librarians and was to start duties Monday.
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Florence Wartenweiler
Fall Hill Glen
Black River Falls Hospital
Collision at 16th Street and 20th Avenue
Adele Schumacher and A K Mueller collided at the intersection yesterday. Schumacher drove her mother’s 1937 Chevrolet sedan while Mueller drove his 1942 Chevrolet business coupe, causing bumper and fender scrapes.
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Adele Schumacher
A. K. Mueller
16Th Street
20Th Avenue
Miss Schumacher
Mr. Mueller
Arthur Myers Returns From Pacific Service On Leave
To Washington Arthur Myers leaves for Washington tomorrow after visiting his mother Mrs. Gertrude Myers at 1766 15th street. He served three years during the Pacific war as attache in the United States consul office in China at Brisbane Australia since Singapore fell. His term of appointment is completed.
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Washington
Arthur Myers
Gertrude Myers
15Th Street
United States
China
Brisbane
Australia
Singapore
Minneapolis Visit Plans For Rouse And Stauffacher Women
Mrs Alta R Rouse and Mrs Helen Stauffacher plan trips to Minneapolis tomorrow. Mrs Rouse intends to visit her daughter while Mrs Stauffacher visits her son James Stauffacher and family.
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Minneapolis
Alta R. Rouse
Helen Stauffacher
Rouse
Stauffacher
James Stauffacher
Knoxville Woman Visits. Son Weds in California
Mrs. Carl Musebeck of Knoxville Tennessee visits with her parents Mr and Mrs George Goetz. She just returned from California where her son Sgt Carl William Musebeck married Miss Norma Regez.
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Musebeck
Carl Musebeck
Knoxville, Tenn
George Goetz
California
Sgt
Carl William Musebeck
Norma Regez
War Front Reports 40 Locomotives Wrecked and Fires
In ongoing operations, reports say 40 locomotives wrecked and two munition trains blown up. Liuchow in southeast China is reportedly recaptured. Large incendiary raid targets Sasebo and Kyushu with multiple cities hit, while Hong Kong and Tarakan areas see allied advances. The House rejects Poage's butter vs oleomargarine amendment 80 to 54.
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U. S
Liuchow
China
Sasebo
Wester Kyushu
Nippon
Manchuria
21St Bomber Command
Moji
Kyushu
Honshu
Nobeoka
Okayama
Kanoya
Japan
Shimononseki
Fleet Air Wing 1
Korea
Ryukyu Islands
Indo-China
Strait
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Makassar Strait
Borneo
Tarakan
Burma
Sittang River
Luzon
House
Poage
Evening Storm and Weather Shift Widens Across Region
Lightning flashes announced a storm in progress as the east horizon lit with yellow glow. More than 2 inches of rain fell in 48 hours, with 1.72 inches recorded on Wednesday night. Temperatures moved from a high of 86 to a low of 64 as skies cleared this morning.
Butter debate heats up amid lend-lease talk
During a lively exchange between southern and northern Republicans, Rep Jensen noted Poage looked pale, hinting at political strain. Bespectacled Merlin Hall, Wisconsin Progressive who helped craft the butter provision in 1931, argued the section protects health and public welfare.
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Jensen
Ria
Poage
Merlin Hall
Wisconsin
Marinette dealers seek recall of mine workers from armed services
A resolution by the majors and solid fuel dealers of Marinette asks for the recall of mine workers serving in the armed forces. It has the endorsement of Representative Byrnes of Green Bay. Byrnes urged the recommendation be seriously considered by the army navy and government agencies in light of a coal shortage.
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Marinette
Armed Services
Byrnes
Green Bay
Congressional Record
Army
Navy
Betty Smith Returns From Far East Red Cross Service
Betty Smith daughter of Rep Lawrence Smith and Mrs Smith of Racine arrives in Washington after a year and a half with the Red Cross in the China India Burma theater.
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Far East
Betty Smith
Rep
Lawrence Smith
Racine
Washington
Red Cross
Not All Tea Wives Behind Washington Social Life
Mrs Alexander Wiley led the Seventh War Loan drive for the Congressional club selling bonds worth over a million dollars and funding two hospital planes. Under Mrs Smith the club produced a cookbook with handwritten recipes from Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs Truman, and other prominent political wives.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Alexander Wiley
Congressional Club
Armed Services
Mrs. Hattie Caple Dies in Janesville
Mrs Hattie E Caple 78 died at her daughter’s home in Janesville Thursday after a three year illness Funeral services are set for 2 pm Saturday at Newcomer funeral home with Rev Ira Schlagenhaus officiating Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead She was born Hattie Sykes in Rock county on October 12 1866 and married Edward R Caple in 1892 She lived in Magnolia township and Brodhead and leaves two sons Earl and William a daughter Myrtle Williams two grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Brodhead
Newcomer
Hattie E. Caple
Myrtle Williams
S. Washington
Janesville
Caple
Rock County
Hattie E. Sykes
James
Elizabeth Sykes
Edward R. Caple
Magnolia Township
Methodist Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Earl Caple
Spring Valley
William Caple
Fr. Atkinson
John Sykes
Milton Junction
Newcomer Funeral Home
Ira Schlagenhaus
Earth’s crust composed of three rock types
The crust comprises sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks. Sedimentary forms from layered sediments, igneous from cooled magma, and metamorphic from altered preexisting rocks under pressure and heat.
No Peace Offer Report Denied by Washington Officials
Acting Secretary Joseph C. Grew said the United States has received no Japanese peace offer through official or unofficial channels. Senator Capehart claimed in reports that Japan proposed terms acceptable to him, including returning Manchuria and relinquishing conquered territories.
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Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
Joseph C. Grew
Manihuria
Grew
Japan
Manchuria
Raise Exemption For Business on Excess Profits
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved tax revision legislation to raise the excess profits tax exemption from 10000 to 25000 dollars. The bill aims to speed up cash for reconversion by advancing rebates and other payments, with no change to corporate tax obligations.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Traffic Deaths Rise in May amidst Safer First Five Months
The National Safety Council reported a 2 percent rise in May traffic deaths to 1,760, while the five month total fell 3 percent to 9,240 from 9,540 in 1944. Travel in January–April rose 6 percent versus 1944, hinting at higher summer danger if care lapses occur.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Jamaica Population Compared to British West Indies
Jamaica has about half the population of the British West Indies, reflecting its relative size within the Caribbean region during the period.
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Jamaica
British West Indies
Taft Discusses League Security Council Powers
Taft warned about limiting American use of military forces under a proposed 11 member league security council. He questioned whether actions against an aggressor would require prior congressional authorization and suggested possible restrictions on deploying U.S. troops without Congress approval, especially in Europe.
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United States
Taft
Vanderberg
Security Council
League
Congress
Ohio
Europe
Passage of United Nations Charter Looks Likely in Senate
An Associated Press poll shows 62 senators on record for ratification and five leaning toward support, totaling 67 with two thirds needed to approve. Additional seven senators indicated probable yes, including Gurney and Wheeler, signaling broad backing for U S adherence to the UN charter.
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Washington
Associated Press
U. S
Bankhead
D-Ala
Eastland
D-Miss
Hayden
D-Ariz
la Follette
Murray
Dmont
Walsh
D-Mass
Wherry
R-Neb
Gurney
Wheeler
D-Mont
Albany businessman Alonzo Burdick dies at 72
Alonzo Burdick of Albany died of heart disease about 8 to 10 p.m. in his shop. A Lone Rock native, he lived in Boscobel Janesville Stoughton and Albany, operated the Burdick Tavern since 1931, wife Effie died 1941, daughter Mattie perished in 1923, two sons S/Sgt Robert and Sgt Kenneth and daughter Doris survive. Burial is in Riverside cemetery, Stoughton.
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Albany
Times
Alonzo Burdick
Burdick
Lone Rock
Effie Miller
Boscobel
Stoughton
Janesville
Mattie
Robert
Alaska
Ft. Devens
Mass
Kenneth
Hawaiian Islands
Doris
Riverside Cemetery
Mrs Hoyt and son head to Eagle Lake for vacation
Mrs Emerson D Hoyt and her son Sammy of Wauwatosa traveled to Eagle Lake for a vacation after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George J Meythaler for several days.
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Emerson D. Hoyt
Sammy, Wauwatosa
Eagle Lake
George J. Meythaler
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Hs. Schon Ee
Adv
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Union
City of
Nual
Said
G. E. Zuercher
Goetz
Gibson
Schillinger’s Garage
Crandall Oil CO
16Th Ave
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Life Insurance
Harry Young
Dist
Agent Central Life OF
Iowa
First Nat'l Bank
Monroe, Wis
Montgomery
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