Weather summary for March 15 1950
Partly cloudy north and mostly cloudy south tonight and Thursday. Not quite as cold in south and west sections. Low around 0 to 10 above in the north and 20 to 25 in the south. Highs Tuesday 22 to 28 in the north and 28 to 34 in the south. Temperatures show 29.54 at 1 p.m. yesterday and 29.64 at 1 p.m. today. Tampa led warm spots at 80 while International Falls Minnesota was coldest. Sunrise 6 05, Sunset 6 05.
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U. S
Tampa
Fla
International Falls
Minn
Deaths and Births in area and hospital dismissals noted
The record lists deaths including Stephen Keller 79 Jefferson Mrs Frank Mullen 69 Darlington Mrs Gertrude Lawyer 73 Beloit infant son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Pryce Albany Mrs Joseph Genant 77 Freeport. Births show Emil Leute n e g g e r Monticello son March 2 and Wayne Nipple Albany son March 14. St Clare Hospital dismissals include Max Logsdon Mrs Harold M Johnson Henry Haffler Sturgen Stair Sam Marchione Mrs John Foulker and others.
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Stephen Keller
Jefferson
Frank Mullen
Darington
Gertrude Lawyer
Beloit
Woodrow Pryce
Albany
Joseph Genant
Freeport
Emil N. Leutenegger
Monticello
Wayne Nipple
St. Clare Hospital
Williams O. It
John Man
Glen Lewis
Richard Barry
Lath Street
Hattie King
Max Logsdon
Harold M. Johnson
Henry Haffler
Sturgen Stair
Sam Marchione
John Foulker
Walter Laeser
Herman Weber
Merlin Sagen
Colleen Tyler
Joan Grandeffo
Cherri Rosman
Wayne A. Nipple
Nipple
Fire damages John Briggs home in Albany
A blaze at 11:30 yesterday damaged the John Briggs residence with smoke and water damage. Firefighters cut through the roof to reach flames believed to start from a defective chimney. The home was insured.
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John Briggs
Albany
Electronics Platoon Open House Scheduled
A local American Legion post hosts an Electronics Platoon Open House at the Legion home on the third floor. Commander Robert E. Henriquez will lead a welcome and explanatory talk before visitors tour the naval installation area and hear platoon members describe their work.
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American Legion
Legion
Robert E. Henriquez
Naval
Three Races Set At Albany Caucus
Albany village caucus results outline three races in April elections. Incumbent trustees Colonel Dixon and E. E. Atherton face challengers Ever Ett Peckham Jack Graves and Fred Loeffel. Frank Steindorff challenges Dixon and Smiley runs unopposed for trustee.
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Allvany
Albany
Village Hall
Colonel Dixon
Everett Peckham
Jack Graves
Frank Steindorff
E. E. Atherton
Fred Loeffel
Robert Smiley
Albert Loeffel
Robert Grossman
T. E. Share
This Is Your Life broadcast links to wartime exploits
Lawrence Courtney of Janesville appears with his sister as the This Is Your Life program airs tonight at 7 on MWAQ and NBC. The segment profiles Claire Phillips now Mrs Robert Clavier of Portland Oregon. The broadcast comes from the wartime exploits of Phillips.
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Lawrence Courtney
Janesville
Roy Zweifel
Ravenue
MWAQ
NBC
Claire Phillips
Robert Clavier
Portland
Ore
Milwaukee man bound over on murder charge
John Mosley, 26, was bound over to municipal court Tuesday for trial on a first degree murder charge. He allegedly shot Charles Williams, 24, in a tavern here on February 17.
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Milwaukee
John Mosley
Charles Williams
Personal Notices From Albany to Monroe Social Roundup
Mrs. Carl Carlson was here a day from Albany. Mrs. Mervin Wilson of 1745% 16th Street spends days in Darlington. Roy F. Burmeister expected back tonight from Chicago. Miss Mabel Prien of Freeport spent weekend with her mother in Monroe. Mr and Mrs Shirl Hilliard and Miss Prien visited Olive Hilliard in Albany. Alan Richard Soddy, Davenport, Iowa, visiting grandparents Carl Pfister in Barneveld. John Stricker family of Barneveld spent last evening in Monroe visiting LaVern Prien in St Clare hospital. A surprise birthday party for Paul Kubly was held. Attendees listed from Monroe and Winslow and Brodhead. Mrs Leo Share and Mrs E A Janke plan to attend cancer division conference in Madison tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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Carl Carlson
Albany
Mervin Wilson
16Th Street
Darlington
Roy F. Burmeister
Chicago
Mabel Prien
Freeport
August Prien
8Th Street
Shirl Hilliard
Olive Hilliard
Alan Richard Soddy
Richard Soddy
Davenport
Iowa
Carl Pfister
John Stricker
Barneveld
Monroe
LaVern Prien
St. Clare Hospital
Paul Kubly
16Thi Avenue
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Digman
Glenn Kubly
Ralph Phillips
Kenneth Smith
Emerson Wells
Roscoe Bartlet
Winslow
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
Green County
American Cancer Chapter
Leo H. Share
E. A. Janke
Wisconsin Cancer Division
Madison
ABC to End White Male Clause at ABC Constitution
Milwaukee Journal reports the American Bowling Congress rules committee will recommend removing the white male membership restriction from the ABC constitution. The recommendation will be presented at the ABC convention in Columbus Ohio from May 9 to 13.
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ABC
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
American Bowling Congress’ Rules Committee
the Journal
Columbus
Attending Sheboygan Rites for Local Victims in Snowstorm
Rev and Mrs A R Achtenmeier went to Sheboygan to attend the funeral of Mrs Ella Ley and her mother Mrs Minnie Vitz who died in an automobile accident. They were killed instantly during the Friday night snow storm.
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Sheboygan
Monticello
A. R. Achtemeier
Ella Ley
Minnie Vitz
School Aid Bill Revived by Group
Washington The house labor committee revived federal aid to education moving to April 17 to consider a 30 million dollar teachers pay bill. A 13 to 12 vote followed shelving a 300 million dollar general school operating expenses bill. The panel rejected immediate study of a 600 million loan and grant plan for schoolhouse construction and tabled a proposal for 136 million in aid for only the neediest states.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Senate
Evansville Man Guilty in Baby Beating Case
Charles J. Killian 28 was found guilty on a maltreatment charge related to the beating of his baby daughter and faced sentencing by Municipal Judge Ralph F. Gunn. Killian denied the abuse amid the trial.
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Janesville
Evansville
Charles J. Killian
Ralph F. Gunn
Killian
Funeral of Mrs. Caroline Fasse A Milan Resident
Mrs. Caroline Fasse, Milan and former Monroe vicinity resident, died last week. She is survived by her son Elwood, who did not attend the funeral from Japan, and by two sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Henry G. Schnei der of Albany, Mrs. Paul Fiter of Janesville, Albert Wellman of Navana North Dakota, and M. J Wellman of Chicago.
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Caroline Fasse
Milan
Monroe Vicinity
Elwood
Japan
Henry G. Schneider
Albany
Paul Fiter
Janesville
Albert Wellman
Navana
N. D
M. J Wellman
Chicago
Wheat Prices Weaken as Soybeans Show Firmness on Board
Grain market summary notes wheat futures soft and soybeans firmer on the board. Other grains were little changed after morning strength. Moisture in Kansas and Oklahoma surprised traders, pressuring new crop months of bread cereal. Profit taking appeared in old crop deliveries, with late losses trimming.
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Board of Trade
Kansas
Oklahoma
Beloit fireman Orrin Jordan dies from Sunday crash injuries
Orrin Jordan seventy of Beloit and Spooner resort operator died in a hospital after injuries from a Sunday auto accident. He was a retired Beloit fireman and the accident occurred near Janesville. Local authorities reported the fatality and ongoing investigations.
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Janesville
Orrin Jordian
Beloit
Spooner
Attlee Wins Again In Parliament Test
Britain's labor government defeats a third conservative bid to topple the regime. The motion of censure by opposition leader Winston Churchill was rejected 308 to 289, giving Labour a 19 vote margin. The attack targeted Labour’s handling of the wealth scheme.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Dairyman Kills Self In Wife Slaying Case
Russell C. Moore a 48 year old dairy owner killed his wife Marjorie Mae Mahnke Moore 29 in Salisbury and shot himself in Collingswood New Jersey as police closed in four hours after the murder. The case unfolded a week after the slaying of another wife in the Moore family and followed about 100 miles of distance between incidents.
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Danspury
Russell C. Moore
Collingswood
N. J
Marjorie Mae Mahnke Moore
Salisoury
Body found in Salisbury home tied to Moore family
A body was found in the house occupied by a woman, Moore, and their daughter in Salisbury. She had been dead about a week. Moore and his daughter Marilyn left the home Monday and went to his Col lingswood residence as his wife Mrs Laura Moore traveled from New Jersey to Salisbury to search for him.
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Moore
Salisbury
Marilyn
Collingswood
New Jersey
Laura Moore
Negro King Exile Modified by Attlee
London Prime Minister Attlee took cognizance of the Seretse Khama case and modified the exile order. The king and his white wife may live in Britain until their anticipated child is born in June, with a five year banishment to follow after the birth. Attlee and Gordon-Walker stressed the banishment would be invoked after the baby is born.
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London
Attlee
Seretse Khama
Patrick | Gordon-Walker
Seretse
Truman Recovers as Seas Calm on Yachtside Trip
President Truman felt well aboard the USS Willam C. Vanished shoreside trip to Key West amid rough seas. officials noted seasickness can be part of travel but good weather is appreciated. Secretary Charles G. Ross spoke to reporters by radiotelephone from the White House yacht Williamsburg carrying Truman and aides.
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Willam Cave
Truman
Charles G. Ross
White House
Williamsburg
Key West
Fla
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