Daily Record Weather Snapshot 1950 Forecast
The Daily Record reports mostly cloudy conditions with light snow this afternoon and again tonight into Friday. Warmth edges south on Friday with low temperatures ranging from 12 to 18 degrees in the north and 20 to 25 in the south, highs between 30 and 40. Temperature readings include today’s high at 36 and low at 21, with snow flurries noted in the precipitation data. International Falls, Minn., and Miami, Fla., are cited for the day’s extreme temperatures. Sunrise and sunset times are listed.
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U. S
Miami
Fla
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers and Notable Deaths
Real estate transfers show Anna Leahy conveying a parcel to United Telephone Co as Lot 130 in Lybrand’s donation. Deaths listed include J. G. Newman aged 83 of Juda Drive, John Charles Zuercher 64 of Brodhead, and Mrs. Amelia Funk 83 of Beloit.
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Anna Leahy
United Telephone Co
Lybrand
J. G. Newman
Juda
John Charles Zuercher
Brodhead
Amelia Funk
Beloit
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
A hospital record item lists patients and staff across multiple locations including Waldemar Beer at 1502 23rd Street and Lester M Grinnell at 2345 15th Avenue in Surgical. It also notes medical arrivals Mrs Harry Larson and Mrs Clarence Goecks among others and a separate dismissal list featuring Mrs Joseph Leg ler Eugene Updike and several other named individuals.
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Waldemar Beer
23rd_ street
Lester M. Grinnell
15Th Avenue
Richard A Coplien
Juda
Greydon Carpenter
London
Roy A. Feldt
8Th Street
Harry Larson
Riedett
Clarence Goecks
Monroe
Ray Hare
Route 1
Will J. ‘Thomas
Darlington
Avery Yost
Browntown
Joseph Legler
Eugene Updike
Merill Reed
Geroge W. Hevey
Charles Cleaveland
Ogden Hillison
John Larson
Earl H. Hereau
Mary E. Theiler
Frank Youngblood
Clayton Nede
Florine A. Koloski
Robert Hochstein
Edward P. Croak Buys Teehan's Drive-in Here
Edward P. Croak has purchased Teehan's Drive-In at 1331 19th Street from Victor Teehan. Croak, a native of the Croak Settlement Albany township, is brother to Mrs. Harold J. Lamboley. He and his wife and two sons, Thomas and David, stay with Metta Michaelis at 2023 14th Avenue until housing is found. He previously worked for Parker Pen Co.
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19Th Street
Victor Teehan
Croak
Albany Township
Harold J. Lamboley
Country Lane
Thomas
David
Metta Michaelis
14Th Avenue
Mr. Croak
Parker Pen Co
Former Brodhead Man Gerald D. Stone Dies
Brodhead reports the death of Gerald D. Stone 53 an executive of National Carbide and Carbon Co Highland Park Illinois who died suddenly Friday night at Plum Lake Wisconsin. Stone a World War I veteran lived in Brodhead during his boyhood when his father was publisher of the Independent giste. He is survived by his wife a son and daughter and his parents Mr and Mrs T G Stone Sun Prairie.
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Brodhead
Gerald D. Stone
National Carbide and Carbon Co
Highland Park
Ill
Plum Lake
Wis
Stone
Independentgiste
T. G. Stone
Sun ‘Prairie
Green District Scout Meeting Planned Here
A Green County Scout meeting and round table will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in KC hall for planning. Dates for Camp-O-Bee and finance drives are to be set. A three month program for Explorer Scouts will be arranged and a movie shown. Scoutmasters assistants and committees from Green County troops are invited.
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Green County
KC Hall
Flying Farmers Arrive for Pensacola Naval Visit
About 600 midwestern flyers in 250 light planes are due to land at Pensacola naval air station Saturday for a weeklong visit, the Navy announced today.
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Pensacola
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Navy
Six Schools Hold Sessions on Soils in Green County
Six conservation meetings were held in Green county host schools to present the water conservation course of study to rural and state graded pupils. Twelve more meetings were set to finish Monday. Students from seven schools attended centers to pursue the program with three weeks of study and a 100 question master exam. Field trips will examine water damage on land and an award trip to La Crosse awaits top performers. James Meshnick, soils conservationist, Norman Hicks, game warden, Myron Jeglum, Lester Van Loon lead the sessions with a color film Living Earth from the Wisconsin film library.
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Green County
Toearn
la Crosse
James Meshnick
Norman Hicks
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Myron E. Jeglum
Lester van Loon
Ott Daughter Named for Roy and Ruth Otts New Baby
Marlene Kay Ott is the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ott route 2 born March 13 Mrs Ruth Erickson is the mother before marriage. Cheryl Diane Reese newest Madison girl mother and baby at St Marys hospital. John Paul Baumgartner born March 12 in Madison hospital son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Baumgartner. Frederick Grendahl joins Crandall Oil Co bookkeping staff after UW graduate move to Shel don area.
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OTT
Roy Ott
Marlene Kay
Ruth Erickson
Eugene W. Reese
Union Street
Madison
Cheryl Diane
St. Mary's Hospital
Baumgartner
Wilbert Baumgartner
Belleville
John Paul
Madison Hospital
Crandall
Frederick J. Grendahl
Sheldon
Crandall Oil Co
University of Wisconsin
Navy Tender Elder Missing on Pacific Voyage
Search centered today 400 miles north of Kwajalein for the navy tender Elder carrying 33 men en route to Eniwetok. The craft commanded by Lt. William F. Adams of San Diego was due in Eniwetok Monday with navigational buoy cargo for the atomic proving grounds.
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Pearl Harbor
Kwajalein Island
Eniwetok Island
William F. Adams
San Diego
Eniwetok
Atomic Proving Grounds
Local residents make visits and travel notes
Personal mentions include Herman L. Schindier and Adv. Bok in Minneapolis with insurance ties, the Glausers en route to Mayo Clinic Rochester after a checkup, and Misses Grinnell Falk Buri and Mrs Brown heading to Taylor College Indiana for the weekend. Dr M W Stuessy, Green County district chairman, attended a Freeport Boy Scout meeting. Dean Henry Roth of Trinity Janesville will preach at St Andrew's then host the auxiliary. Heidi Masshardt to be capped at Madison General Hospital tonight. The Grinnells and Frank Eagen return from a Florida trip visiting former Monroe residents Mr. and Mrs. Ridge and Mrs. Grinnell's sister.
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Herman L. Schindier
Reeve B. Bokemeier
Minneapolis
Press
Beloit
J. H. Theiler
Fred Glauser
19Th Avenue
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Glauser
Joyce Grinnell
Hazel Falk
Aleatha Buri
Lawrence A. Brown
Monroe
Taylor College
Indiana
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
Freeport
Stuessy
Green County
Dean Henry Roth
Trinity Episcopal Church
Janesville
St. Andrew's Church
Frank Eagen
Belleville
Florida
Theron Ridge
Naples
Ridge
Grinnell
L E Buri Hosts Shower for Miss Betty Ann Becker
Social events detail a Milwaukee shower for Miss Betty Ann Becker at L E Buri residence. The guest of honor received a scrapbook titled Glimpse of Her Future and gifts in a decorated shower box. Three card tables yielded prizes as luncheon followed with green and white decor. marriage to Robert Harold King of Waukesha is planned for Sunday.
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L. E. Buri
Betty Ann Becker
Milwaukee
Becker
Robert Harold King
Waukesha
Analysis Ordered In Arsenic Death Milwaukee Case
A chemical analysis of arsenic tablets in the home of Mrs Elsie Wrosch charged with first degree murder in her husband Barnhard Wrosch death was ordered Wednesday by Deputy District Attorney Joseph E Tierney to see if the arsenic matches that found in Barnhard's body after exhumation in February Police had said the death initially was blamed on Mrs Wrosch who denies responsibility and a preliminary hearing is set for March 28 in district court
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Elsie, Wrosch
Atty
Joseph E. Tierney
Barnhard
Can
President Signs Oleo Fax Repeal
President Truman signed the bill repealing the federal tax on margarine. The action occurred at the winter white house in Key West after his vacation start. The law wipes out federal taxes on margarine while state taxes remain unaffected.
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Key West
Truman
Mr. Truman
Charles G. Ross
White House
Washington
Williamsburg
Key West Naval Station
Shiocton Students May Return Tomorrow
Shiocton high school students end four day sit down demonstration tomorrow after a student spokesman said supporters including George Miller of the board of education back Principal Monroe Manley who was denied a new contract by the school board.
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Mocton —Vry
Smocton High School
George Miller
Board of Education
Miller
Monroe Manley
Red Cross Volunteers Named for Next Effort
Red Cross volunteers will be stationed at the Monroe banks and the post office Saturday tomorrow and Monday to push Monroe’s Red Cross fund toward the 3400 quota, aiming to raise the $1289.50 amount. Assisting tomorrow are Miss Marie Geigel Mrs Eva Galusha and Mrs Roy Zweifel. Saturday the booths will be handled by Misses Katherine Bowell Grace Byers Mrs Dallas D Landrum and Mrs Stewart F Kingston.
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Monroe
Red Cross
Marie Geigel
Eva Galusha
Roy Zweifel
Katherine Bowell
Grace Byers
Dallas D. Landrum
Stewart F. Kingston
Two Antigo Men Die In Light Plane Crash
William Lutz age 32 the pilot and Roy Fletcher age 37 as passenger were killed when their rented light plane crashed into the ice on Rolling Stone lake while ice fishing. The craft took off from the ice circled the lake for about a mile then dived from about 100 feet. The lake lies about 20 miles northeast of Antigo.
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Rolling Stone Lake
William Lutz
Roy Fletcher
Courtney Found Listening To Broadcast Was Easier
Monroe resident Lawrence Courtney described feeling more at ease listening to a rebroadcast of This Is Your Life featuring Claire Phillips. He recalled POW days in the Philippines and credited Phillips with aiding his survival, as the program recapped his life alongside other interviewees and hidden recordings from wartime.
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Monroe
Lawrence Courtney
Courtney
Roy Zweifel
24Th Avenue
Zweifels
Claire Phillips
Phillips
Robert Clavier
Portland
Ore
Zweifel
Philippines
Life Review
Carlos Romulo
Philippine
United Nations
Romulo
Cabanatuan
Ralph Edwards
Larry Courtney
Janesville
Wis
Cpl
Brodhead Election Brings Four Races
Nomination papers filed with city clerk indicate at least four city offices in April elections. Incumbent Mayor A N Lawton faces C B Pierce. Ward 1 Alderman L N Dedrick drawn against Roy K Stephens. Ward 2 Alderman Helmer Olmstead opposed by Jay Roderick. Assessor E D Porterfield to run against George E Dixon. Treasurer Lillie M Focht has no opposition. potential three way race possible in Ward 1 if further filings occur.
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Decatur Township
George E. Dixon
Lillie M. Focht
Soybean Rise Lifts Grain Market With New Highs
The soybean pit led gains as March May and July contracts hit new season highs. The March delivery posted the best price since July 1949. Other months lagged, and overall activity was subdued with prices moving higher amid a firm grain market tone.
Ingrid Bergman Sues For Money And Child Support
Ingrid Bergman sues ex husband Dr Peter Lindstrom seeking return of earnings from the film Stromboli and custody of their 12 year old daughter plus reasonable child support. Attorneys filed the suit yesterday in connection with their Mexico divorce on February 9. Bergman, 34, claims she earned 154000 dollars after taxes from Stromboli for director Roberto Rossellini.
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Ury
Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Mexico
Miss Bergman
Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pepless Men and Women Say Goodie
Fragmentary report notes people describe feeling weak and anxious amid health concerns. Officials warn of ongoing stress in the population as communities seek remedies and reassurance.
Navy Furloughs Capt Crommelin for Insubordination
Admiral Forrest Sherman announced Capt John G Crommelin is furloughed indefinitely at half pay for continued public criticism of Pentagon policy. A 47-year-old naval veteran with combat decorations, Crommelin terms the defense leadership the Prussianized general staff and has urged retirement at three quarters pay.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Navy
John G. Crommelin
Crommelin
Pentagon
Sherman
Naval Operations
Defense Department
General Staff
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Germany
Groundhog sightings reported near Milwaukee road
A section worker for the Milwaukee road saw two groundhogs playing in the snow between here and Juda. They gambolled in wet ground and ignored ominous shadows, six weeks after the groundhog's forecast was awaited.
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Milwaukee Road
Here
Juda
Bank Bag Lost in Milwaukee Stolen or Misplaced
Two Milwaukee bank employees told police they lost a bag carrying 39500 dollars in cash and 135184 in checks while driving to another bank. One man said he believed the bag may have fallen into the street at a stop.
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Milwaukee
Warehouse Fire Ruins Goodyear Tire Depot in Kansas City
A four story rubber warehouse in Kansas City gutted by fire fed by thousands of new automobile tires. Damage pegged at $2,800,000 with about 80,000 tires and 70,000 tubes destroyed. Fire burned for over 15 hours before being brought under control. The facility belonged to Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
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Kansas City
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Helena's hummingbird of Cuba joins tiny end of size list
The smallest hummingbird is Helena's hummingbird of Cuba, measuring between two and a quarter and two and a half inches in length.
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Helena
Cuba
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