Dig Out After Winter Snowstorm Sighted In Monroe
Washington reports strain in Russo American relations as Moscow accuses the United States of defying a Bulgaria accord. Britain backs U S demands for broad Bulgaria government before recognition. Officials in Washington expect a formal Soviet reply as Byrnes rests in South Carolina.
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Snow Storm Wrecks State Transport and Kills Citizens
The eight persons died as a severe late winter snow sweep crippled bus and train service and disrupted telephone lines across the southern half of the state. Circuit Judge Henry Graass and reporter Ewart McKenzie died in Madison after a collision on an ice glazed highway. Four Milwaukee shovelers perished while snow removal workers battled plummeting visibility and stalled traffic as highway crews cleared trunk routes by mid morning. Flights were canceled and a WIAA basketball sectional was called off in Lake Mills. Milwaukee traffic remained chaotic as plows struggled to reopen roads.
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Green Bay
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Wisconsin Rapids
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Milwaukee
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Circuit Court
Graass
Madison
Heck
William Hoenig
Wisconsin
Hoenig
Janesville
Lake Mills
Herman A. Stuessy
Stnessy
Sinessy
Monroe and Green County Clean Up After Blizzard
Monroe and Green County rush to clear snow after a major blizzard. Up to several feet fell in some places as northeast winds battered the area. City crews worked overnight and through the morning to reopen streets and restore power and telephone lines with help from Wiscon sin Power and Light and United Telephone. Rail service resumed gradually to Milwaukee and Janesville, while snow plows and an end loader cleared the downtown.
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Fred W. Musselman
Jack Erb
C. R. Johnson
Wisconsin Power and Light
United Telephone Company
Albany
Kohn
William Rees
Rees
Fires in Mukden and other Chinese cities reported
Associated Press bulletins note Russian troops withdrew from Mukden with fires breaking out in several areas of the city. In Michigan, Kingfisher Bay’s beaches suffered severe damage as winds drove large ice floes into shore, damaging cottages along Killarney and Rhome beaches. Reports from Tehran claim the Gilan province northern area near the Soviet border may have been annexed by Azerbaijan under Russian occupation. In England, a crowd of 60 000 to 70 000 jammed Bolton Wanderers versus Stoke City supporters at Burnden Park as a grandstand wall collapsed, killing 38 spectators.
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Farmers Favor Blizzard's Hidden Blessings in Green County
A recent blizzard, while harsh for many, benefits Green county farmers by insulating soil against upcoming deep freezes. Read as farmers praise snow cover that protects soil from further erosion and preserves moisture, aiding conservation efforts amid wintry weather.
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Cardinal Glennon Dies in Ireland
Dublin report says Cardinal Glennon, 83 and best known as St. Louis archbishop, died at All Hallows College Dublin while visiting Ireland. Body to be flown to the United States for burial in St. Louis Cathedral after a solemn requiem high mass in Mullingar and repatriation via Constellation flight.
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Westmeath County
Object of Envy A Shing Snow Loader Wows Town Square
A new contraption that tosses snow into trucks in a few scoops astonishes onlookers. A tractor with a front scoop drives into a snow bank, lifts the snow, then dumps it into a truck. Onlookers, including a man with a shovel, see the device render manual work obsolete.
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William Rees
Red Cross to Launch One Day Drive Tomorrow in Monroe
Monroe will start a one day Red Cross drive tomorrow aiming to raise a $2,269 city quota as volunteers canvass every residence between 2 and 5 pm. If contacts fail, calls resume during the week. Receipts go to Mrs. Marvin T. Holcomb, drive treasurer. County total is $8,380 including Monroe’s share.
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The
Minor accidents toll in Monroe after storm
Two slight crashes were reported to Monroe police after a winter storm. On 11th street at 18th avenue Samuel F Pilz of Browntown and John J Burkhard of 903 13th avenue collided when Pilz slid on ice, both cars damaged. Earlier at 11th street and 16th avenue Floyd Ostrander of 2361 16th avenue slid into Harley L Coplien of 825 11th street, Coplien’s car pushed into a lamp post. both vehicles damaged.
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Browntown
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11Th ‘Street
18Th Avenue
Pilz
11Th Street
16Th Avenue
Floyd Ostrander
Harley L. Coplien
Coplien
Former Assembl lire im 1022 and 182, died in hospital
An individual identified as former Assembl lire im 1022 and 182 died in a local hospital today. No age or cause given. available details indicate a death notice for a named person in the region.
Storm Buries Green County in Deep Snow
A Wisconsin blizzard left Green County snowbound and disrupted travel across southern Wisconsin. A coroner fielded a mistaken call about a buried child and dog, while a Madison bus station became a refuge for more than 70 marooned travelers. Cars slid into gardens, and residents shoveled repeatedly as volunteers delivered The Times despite drifted boxes and frigid roads.
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Times
Green County
Wisconsin
Mr. Whittier
Short Beers on Tap This Season
Beer drinkers brace for a 30 percent cut in ingredients across the industry as Blumer Brewing of Monroe plans production limits. Manager Joe Huber said distribution will be allocated by percent, with vendors already limiting sale times and some taverns stocking smaller glasses to meet reduced quotas.
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Joe Huber
Oakley Oil Landscape Sold At Wisconsin Art Show
The Oakley oil landscape by Mrs. L H Rodenbaugh Juda was purchased by the Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer at the public art show opened in the Wisconsin Memorial Union Madison The Monroe area had five artists featured this month The University of Wisconsin agriculture college bought eight works for its permanent rural art gallery including pieces by Grimm Dehnert Smith Lancaster Brunette Humecki Hadden and Lenski
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L. H. Rodenbaugh
Wisconsin Agriculturist
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Madison
Rodenbaugh
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The
Farm Magazine
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Carl Marty
Monroe
Schindler
Carl
Dora
John A. Becker
Woodman
Johnson
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Rachel Grimm
Sun Prairie
George Dehnert
Millard Smith
Jessie
Lancaster
Kenneth Brunette
Green Bay
Hubert Humecki
Pulaski
Katherine Hadden
Poynette
Lorraine Lenski
Paasikivi Chosen Finland President by Parliament
Finland's Parliament selected Premier Juho K. Paasikivi as president today, succeeding Baron Gustaf Mannerheim who resigned recently. The decision marks a pivotal leadership change amid ongoing political shifts in Helsinki.
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Red Cross worker wed Swiss guide in Lugano ceremony
Falls in Alps Bern did not slow 23 year old Alice Ziebel from Oshkosh Wisconsin. The Red Cross volunteer married Swiss guide Ernst Steve Weber in Lugano after a brief T day furlough tour.
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