Weather Summary June 30 1953 Mostly fair warm humid and unsettled
June 30 1953 weather report shows mostly fair warm and humid conditions in the south and central regions with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers and thunderstorms in the north tonight Cooler northeast and extreme north Wednesday Highs around 90 except cooler in the northeast and extreme north Lows tonight 60 to 70 in the north and 70 to 77 elsewhere The warmest place in the U S was Phoenix Arizona at 107 while Seattle Washington was coldest Sunrise at 4 25 and sunset at 7 42 Barometer readings were 29 60 at 1 am and 29 57 at 1 pm Since yesterday 1 pm the highest reading was 91 and the lowest 74 Year ago today high 89 low 63.
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U. S
Phoenix
Arle
Seattle
Wash
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers Noted
Marriage licenses issued for Alvin Bennet and Delores Iesly. Robert McLean and Marilyn Un terholzner. William Hahn transfers 23 acres in Decatur Township to Dr. W. D. Stovall Jr. and wife. Births to Albert Briggs and Roger Coplien families. Deaths include Mrs. John A. Hefty, 70, of 925 20th Street.
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Alvin Raymond Bennet
Monticello
Delores Mary Isely
Monroe
Robert David McLean
New Glarus
Marilyn Dorothea Unterholzner
Blanchardville
William Hahn
W. D. Stovall Jr
Sec
Decatur Township
John A. Hefty
20Th Street
St Clare Hospital Surgic and Dismissal List
A hospital roster lists patients and dismissals including Mrs Dewey Stout Be Joit Mrs Edwin Bowles South Beloit Mrs Mary Jane Bruns Shullsburg and patients Samuel Sowerby Warren Mrs William Gard Platteville James Mallory Darlington Mrs Fred Held New Glarus Tonsillectomy Patricia Ann Murphy Stockton Mrs Paul Lambert Sharon and a long dismissal group headed by Roger Martin Ben Anderson Dr L L Robertson Ronald Carpenter Lyle Furniss Otto Babler Mrs Conrad Bosshardt Mrs Fred Kubly Mrs Roland Grauman Mrs Pius Buesser Mrs Sylvester Cashman Mrs Glenville Johnson and Mrs Donald Coplien and son.
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Dewey Stout
Edwin Bowles
South Be-loit
Mary Jane Bruns
Shullsburg
Samuel Sowerby
Warren
William Gard
Platteville
James Mallory
Darlington
Fred Held
New Glarus
Patricia
Ann Murphy
Stockton
Paul Lambert
Sharon
Roger Martin
Ben Anderson
L. L. Robertson
Ronald Carpenter
Lyle Furniss
Otto Babler
Conrad Bosshardt
Fred Kubly
Roland Grauman
Pius Buesser
Sylvester Cashman
Glenville Johnson
Donald Coplien
Store Goods Charge Dismissed by Court
The eight charges filed against Howard F. Kohn of 1027 23rd Street were dismissed in County Court yesterday on motion by District Attorney Rodney O. Kittelsen. Judge Harold J. Lamboley approved the dismissal for insufficient evidence. The complaint was signed by Nathan F. Burgy. Burnell’s Store proprietor was represented by Bruce M. Kislum.
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Vll
Howard F. Kohn
23Rd Street
Rodney O. Kittelsen
J . Kittelsen
Harold J. Lamboley
Kohn
Nathan F. Burgy
Burnell's
Bruce M.l¢slum
Boiler repairs eyed for school plant upgrade
Officials examined the plant and debated options to rehabilitate or replace old boilers at the school. Murray favored repair of Units No 1 and No 2, noting No 3 is in good condition, while a boiler company official urged repairs to avoid costly replacement during the planned addition.
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Burden
Murray
Figi Dairy Farms Win Record Rating
Figi Dairy Farms led by William J. Figi Argyle Route 1 received top public health service scores after June 19 inspections. State producing farms earned 100 percent, the highest since records, while ref pasteurizing plant scored 97 and pasteurized milk 98. Ratings cited as among the state’s best to date. report from the dairy and food division outlines relations by H E Tait and Stanley Everson. operation runs as Grade A dairy under General Order 137.
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Wife! Dell Dairy
William J. Figi
Route 1
Argyle
U. S. Public Health Service
Dairy and Food Division
State Department
Wil-El Dell Dairy
H. E. Tait
Stanley Everson
State Department of Agriculture
Committee Kills Douglas Charges in Impeachment Bid
Georgia Rep Wheeler urged impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Douglas, but a House judiciary subcommittee rejected the case as legally insufficient. Wheeler argued the action followed Douglas’s stay order overriden by the full court on the Rosenbergs case, adding treason and moral attitude charges.
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Menition Son
Wheeler
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Douglas
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Graham
R-Pa
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Draft Law Extends Draft For Medics Dentists WASHINGTON
President Eisenhower signed measures extending the draft for doctors dentists and veterinarians for two more years. Men up to age 50 may be called for active service 24 months unless they have already served 21 months since September 1940. The bill introduces a sliding scale for service and adds extra $100 monthly pay to veterinarians as well.
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Washington
Eisenhower
AP Correspondent Gilmore and Family Leave Moscow
AP reporter Eddy Gilmore leaves Moscow by plane for Fin land on return to the United States accompanied by his Russian born wife and two children. Also on board were American husband wife pairs and two Balashova daughters. Soviet permission to depart marks a rare easing for Russian spouses of Americans in Moscow.
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S Gilmore
Moscow
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Finand
United States
Gil Mores
Robert Tucker
Ethel Balashova
U.S
Gil
Tucker
Balashova
Exitisa
DeKalb Clerk Grants Mate Switch Marriage Licenses
In Sycamore DeKalb County clerk's office two couples sought marriage licenses after explaining they were swapping partners. Fred E Bond 32 and Patricia Mattson 26 and Donald S Mattson 29 with Beulah Mae Bond 3, previously divorced, had the judge Geoforge Spitz overseeing the Mattson marriage in DeKalb city court earlier. A separate fire struck the North Western Road’s mill shop in Milwaukee Wisconsin caused by lightning and resulted in about 50 000 dollars in railroad property damage.
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DeKalb
Sycamore, Ill
DeKalb County
Fred E. Bond
Patricia Mattson
Donald S. Mattson
Beulah Mae Bond
Tine Bonds
Geoforge Spitz
Dekale
Spitz
Mattsons
Milwaukeef
North Western Road
Butler
Personal mentions and social notes from Monroe area
Beloit and Monroe residents visit, regional visitors noted from Beloit Chicago Knoxville Rockford Oelwein Elkader and other places. Meetings and gatherings include a Women of The Moose July 1 event and a Barbecue Ice Cream Social. The Trumpy family held its 25th reunion with officers elected and special recognitions. Madison cap pistol law update.
Storms Push Showers Across Texas Drought Relief Planned
Tropical storms bring scattered rainfall to West and East Texas helping pastures cotton and crops. White House allocates emergency aid to 152 Texas counties and 40 in Oklahoma while New Mexico seeks federal relief. Agriculture Secretary Benson says emergency feed for livestock will be supplied below normal cost from CCC stocks, funded by the president's emergency fund. Rainfall adds cooling relief after a record June heat wave with gusts up to 47 mph at Galveston Island.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Baytown
West Texas
White House
Edwin Mechem
New Mexico
Benson
Washington
Texas Drouth
Commodity Credit Corporation
Galveston Island
Palios
Palestine
Houston
Dal
Finland Couple Visits Mr and Mrs Mikko Sillaanpa in Wisconsin
Finland couple visiting the United States. Mr and Mrs Mikko Sillaanpa of Helsinki hosted by the Martin Dickson family in Route 5. Sillaanpa was an IFYE student two years ago and is studying soil and agriculture at the University of Wisconsin. Evelyn Hardwick of Peterborough England left Browntown after visiting son-in-law and daughter Awalt and Mrs Lueck. flying from Chicago to England. Frank Tobin struck Jess Metcalf while backing from a parking bin on the west side of Jobin and a mishap occurred. L J Schroeder of First National Bank attends a two week bank auditors and controllers course at the University of Wisconsin. Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce directors to meet at the Monroe Clinic library at 7 pm Thursday. Green County Welfare committee met today in the Court House. Mrs Anna L Johnson, 78, Oshkosh, died in a Gainesville hospital from injuries in an automobile accident near Alachua Florida.
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Bevan
Beloit
HO. Emer
Monticello
C.S. St
Henry Stietz
Route 3
William Stauffer
South Wayne
Monroe
Robert Pruckler
Oelwein
Anna Rundle
Elkader
Phyllis Skauf
Bartley Blatte
New Hampton
University of Wisconsin
Virginia
So Krauss
Margaret Angliker
Immanuel Church
Eva Spreng
Elizabeth Babler
10Th Street
L. S. Waginer
Lillian Geraets
Leslie E. Huber
14Th Avenue
Geraets
Monroe High School
J. L. Babler
Oshkosh
L. A. Drews
Ben D. Blair
Hinsdale
Philip
E. Blair
Kevin
Lafay Jette
Ind
E. R. Blair
8Th Street
Hervey J. Hoe
Gary
Holly
Fred Trickel
Larry
Carl Maurer
Marian
T. A. Hoesly
Clarence E. Hoesly
New Glarus
Lake Puckaway
Montello
Finland
Mikko Silaanpa
Helsinki
Martin Dickson
Sillaanpa
IFYE
Dickson
England
Evelyn Hardwick
Peterborough
Awalt Lueck
Browntown
Chicago
Frank Tobin
1Th Street
Jess J. Metcalf
16Th Avenue
Jobin
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Anna L. Johnson
Wis
Alachua
Norton To Start Veterinary Practice in Juda
Dr John J Norton to begin practice in Juda as a veterinarian for small and large animals starting Wednesday He earned a DVM from Michigan State College in East Lansing on June 7 Son of J L Norton and resident of Juda he and his wife Marley Jo and two children live at his home office serving dogs cats other small animals and livestock
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John J. Norton
Juda
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Norton
J. L. Norton
10Th Street
W. Bennett
Bennet-Norton
University of Wisconsin
Marley Jo
John
Marley
Katherine Lee
Godfrey Rests at Home After Hospital Stay
Leesburg Virginia Arthur Godfrey, 49, settled at Beacon Hill Farm after leaving a Boston hospital where he recovered from a serious hip operation on May 15. He flew via private plane to Leesburg Airport and plans to resume radio broadcasts in late July or early August, with possible television work. Milwaukee report notes Burnie Brown, 58, died after injuries from a Father's Day fall while helping his son-in-law build a garage.
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Godfrey
Leesburg
Arthur Godfrey
Virginia
Boston Hospital
Frank Lavigna
Beacon Hill Farm
Milwaukee
Burnie Brown
The Service Record The Service Record in California
Pvt. Roger C. Ruch has a new address at Camp San Luis Obispo California listing his unit as Co 4 BTG 963 TSA and his father Mrs Rose Ruch at 2817 13th street. Pvt Leonard T. Hildebrand son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Pene Becker Monroe has joined the 25th Infantry Division in Korea after enlisting in February 1952 and basic training at Camp Rucker Alabama.
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California
Pvt
Roger C. Ruch
Rose Ruch
13Th Street
Co. 4
TSA
Camp San Luis
Obispo
Calif
Leonard T. Hildebrand
Benjamin Penebecker
Monroe
Inf
Korea
Hildebrand
Camp Rucker
Ala
Defense reorganization seeks civilian control under Eisenhower
Washington reports a Defense Department reorganization taking effect aims to strengthen civilian control though critics say it paves the way for a “military man on sick.” The plan assigns new functions to the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman and the Pentagon’s strategy office, marking the first major overhaul since 1947.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ick
Atl
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Defense Department
Department
Service
Churchill Rests Amid Data as MacMillan Falls Ill
Prime Minister Churchill at his country home rests for a month per doctors orders while reviewing government papers. His actress daughter Sarah joined him for lunch. Lord Cherwell and other ministers weigh in as Harold MacMillan is struck by gall bladder trouble.
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Churchill
London
Sarah
Britain
Lord Cherwell
Harold MacMillan
Trumans Tour New York Nightlife After Dinner
Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman with Margaret and friends dined at the 21 Club, then saw the Broadway musical Wonderful Town with Rosalind Russell. The night ended at the St. Regis roof where Truman danced with Col. Warren Baker.
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Trumans
Margaret
New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Rosalind Russell
Miss Russell
St. Regis Hotel
Miss Truman
Col. Warren Baker
White House
Freed POW Schnur Discharged as Disloyal by Army
Paul F. Schnur Jr. a 24 year old ex corporal and one of the first Americans freed from a Korea War prisoner camp, was discharged from the Army as disloyal and subversive. He had been held nearly incommunicado since April 20. A California attorney spokesman said the undesirability of fate was ordered by the adjutant general's office in Washington and is not a dishonorable discharge.
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Taian
Army
San Francisco
Paul F. Schnur Jr
Galt Atty
Adj
Washington
Rg Sa
Veteran recipient Schnur honored for Bronze Star valor
The document notes Schnur held veteran rights and benefits and includes that he was awarded a Bronze Star for valor in Korea before his capture in 1950.
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Schnur
Korea
Oshkosh Pageant Amid Storm Forces Cast to Seek Shelter
A 3,500 strong audience at Oshkosh city centennial pageant fled to cover Monday night as Menominee Park endured a severe wind and rain storm with gusts over 75 mph. National Guardsmen, police, fire crews, Boy Scouts and Naval Reservists aided as stage debris and projectiles swept through the area near the Reserve Armory, affecting the thousand member cast.
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P. A
Joan Midussen
Albert Briggs
Roger Coplien
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Edison
Green County Historical Society
North City Limits
Carl Marty Sr
Charlotte Churchill
Robert Aeschilmann
Appleton II
James Vanden Heuvel
Little Chute
Figi Dairy Farms
Committee
Trumpys
Fromllinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Trumpy
Recreation Park
Gayl H. Matzke
Harvey H.trumpy
Wendell
Virgil Dickinson
Orangeville
Virgil Dickiangeville
Arthur Fritsch
Pres Matzke
Madison
Wisconsin State Journal
Ace Hardware
Drouth
L. J. Schroeder
First National Bank
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Clinic
Green County Welfare Committee
Court House
FritzChaners
Greiner
John L. Norton
Goetz
St. Mary's
John Wayne
Mickey Rooney
Dick Hoymes
Technicolor Plus
Dena Andrews
Redhead
Wyomie
W. H. M. Bayne
17Th Ave
Hatley-Hayton Co
Refrigerator
Norljeoue
Space Maker
Momor
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