March 17 1950 Weather Outlook and Temperatures
Cloudy and colder tonight with scattered snow flurries. Saturday partly cloudy and cold in the north, cloudy with occasional snow in the south, colder southeast and extreme south. Low tonight 5-10 above, 15-20 in the southeast. high Saturday 10-15 in the northwest, 25-30 in the southeast. Barometer 29.36 am and 29.18 pm. Warmest place yesterday San Antonio Texas 82, coldest Sault Ste. Marie Michigan 6. Sunrise 6 11, sunset unknown.
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U. S
San Antonio
Tex
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Driving Under Influence Case In County Court
County Court Judge Harold J Lambotey sentences Charles L Hyland for driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Culprit fined 65 dollars plus costs with driver's license revoked for one year.
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Harold J. Lambotey
Charles L. Hyland
13Th Street
Small Claims Court Case Involving Trainor Driver Harolds Lamboley
Judge Harold J. Lamboley rules for Eugene Bernard Trainor of Cross Plains, driver for Ban croft Dairy in Madison, overloading on a posted road. Claim awarded $50 plus costs.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Eugene Bernard ‘Trainor
Cross Plains
Bancroft Dairy
Madison
Justice Cases in Darlington and Gratiot Courts
Justice U A Koenig and Fred Wyssbrod pleaded not guilty to a hit and run charge with a case postponed to 2 p m on Wednesday. Edward Thompson Darlington justice Roethlisberger noted no driver's license and assessed 5 dollars plus costs. Also listed are deaths of Paul Mowbry 22 Shullsburg and various birth announcements for Alfred and Mathys Darlington, Robert Tracy Darlington, and Duane Schwart Orangeville with birthdays in March.
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U. A. Koenig
Fred Wyssbrod
Edward Thompson Darlington
Harold Carl Roethlisberger
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
Mrs Oliver Flint of Argyle and several patients receive surgical and medical care at St Clare Hospital. The Beloit area includes Mrs Henry Melland of South Wayne, with tonsillectomy and other dismissals listed among staff and patient notes. Gift ad references two for saving with a Want ad option.
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Oliver Flint
Argyle
Harry Tony
Warren
Howard W. Lueck
Browntown
Jacob Schlittler
Beloit
Henry_Melland
South Wayne
Alfred Coulter
Clinton
Werner Saxer
Monticello
Gene Maluey
Charles Smith
Dwight Crandall
Bernard Hartwig
Samuel Greenwald
Robert Trumpy
Richard Boyd
Edwin Bigier
Ivan DeVora
Horace Sabin
John Kolb
William 0. "Burn
Gary L. Weiskirscher
Trygve Rygh
Private Storage of Surpluses Hit
Senate agriculture committee is expected to drop a Thye amendment forcing the government to use private grain facilities. Agriculture Secretary Bran nan warns the rule could wreck federal farm programs and add about 14 million dollars in costs. Ellender questions why grain traders push extra charges for no work. Frank K. Woolley notes the clash amid price support operations.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Brannan
Frank K. Woolley
Agriculture Department
Thye
R-Minn
Fisher's Appearance Scheduled Tomorrow
Fisher, arrested December 24 on a charge of taking indecent liberties with a five year old Albany girl, is set for a county court appearance at 10 a m tomorrow. His attorney Max Armstrong Janesville filed a writ of habeas corpus with Sheriff Sollivan on Saturday February 25, claiming Fisher is not held by authority of a valid judgment or order.
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Fisher
Albany
Max I. Armstrong
Janesville
Matt Sollivan
Armstrong
Tracy Son Born at St. Clare Hospital in 2003
Mrs. Tracy formerly Patricia Ransdell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Ransdell of 912 10th Street, and Thomas Tracy of Tracy's Furniture, welcomed a son Thomas Jay shortly before midnight at St. Clare hospital. The first St Patrick's Day baby at St. Clare is Duane Schwartz and Esther Ann Schuetz are his parents. Falls at Argyle: Mrs Oliver Flint, 67, fractured hip after slipping on ice in the village business section. she is a patient at St. Clare hospital.
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Schwartz
St. Clare Hospital
Duane Schwartz
Orangeville
Esther Ann Schuetz
Fred Schuetz
Argyle Argyle
Oliver Flint
Argyle
Local Residents Share Yesterdays Visits and Travels
Personal notes from Brodhead Madison and surrounding towns recall Olga Voelkli visiting Brodhead, Fred Flesher and Walter Malkow from Albany, and Harry Bloom calling in Portage. Several attendees relate cancer society meetings in Madison and a state basketball tournament at Madison. Families from Belvidere Mt. Horeb New Glarus and Monroe guests plan trips and home visits through Easter weekend.
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Olga Voelkli
Brodhead
Fred Flesher
Walter Malkow
Albany
Harry J. Bloom
Route 2
Portage
Alfred Voegeli
Earl R. Johnson
Madison
E. A. Janke
Leo H. Share
Cancer Society
John Schindler
Belvidere
Til
S.P. Lynch
Louis
Denmark
Susan Roderick
Collins Roderick
Agnes E. Roderick
9Th Street
W. C. Haren
John Walter
Paul W. Neubauer
William Moon
al Burgdorff
Betty
Sue
New Glarus
Florida
George Fleck
Jacksonville
Fleck
Burgdorff
Henry Spilly
Jacksonport
Wis
Frline Landfried
14Th Avenue
Spilly
Henry Jr
Wisconsin Legion Wins Cheese Prize
The Wisconsin American Legion beat Minnesota in a membership competition with 84.95 percent of last year’s total by March 15, versus Minnesota’s 83.80 percent. The winning post will receive 50 pounds of Wisconsin or Minnesota cheese, awarded to the posts with the largest percentage increase over last year and between Feb 15 and March 15.
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Auiwauxee
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Minnesota Department
Wisconsin
Minnesota
State Legion
Wisconsin Department
Wisconsin Legion Post
Brodhead High Names Seven Speech Team Winners
Brodhead High yesterday selected seven students for the speech team after elimination contests. Colleen Ross and Beverly Timm won serious declamation, Guy Pierce and Maxine Hageman won humorous declamation, Kathryn Dinwid die and Janet Williams won extemporaneous reading, and David Williams won oration. Judges included Mmes. P. J. Robertson Varin Sveen and Miss Lois Gill. coach Miss Mary Preston. Agnes Crook from Jones high school will judge Monday’s contests. Winners advance to Ft. Atkinson by April 1.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Monroe
Milton Union
Colleen Ross
Beverly Timm
Guy Pierce
Maxine Hageman
Kathryn Dinwiddie
Janet Williams
David Williams
P. J. Robertson
Varin Sveen
Lois Gill
Mary Preston
Agnes Crook, Jones
Ft. Atkinson
Stephen Keller Service for Stephen Keller Held at Shriner Funeral Home
Stephen Keller aged 79 died March 15. Funeral service held today at 2 at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev Newell N Mendenhall officiating. Burial in Greenwood. Pallbearers Dewey Scott Werner Rutsch George Pick John Weiss Clyde Chambers Roy Hickman.
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Stephen Keller
Sephen Keller
Shriner- Neushwander
Newell N. Mendenhall
Greenwood
Dewey Scott
Werner Rutsch
George Pick
John Weiss
Clyde Chambers
Roy Hickman
14 States Report Farm Income Up
Washington led as farm income in January 1949 to 1949 with gains in Texas and Florida. Total state income reached 232,225,000 for Iowa while Illinois posted 151,100,000 and Wisconsin slipped to 68,667,000. The national total was about two percent below January 1949 with one third of states up.
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Washington
Texas
Florida
Towa
Illinois
Wisconsin
College Senior Sentenced to Death in Slaying Case
Ed ward Lester Gibbs 25 from Pitman New Jersey, a Franklin and Marshall College senior, was found guilty of first degree murder in the Marian Louise Baker case. A seven man five woman jury deliberated four hours and forty five minutes before imposing the death penalty mandatory.
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Lancaster Ra
Franklin and Marshall College
Marian Louise Baker
Edward Lester Gibbs
Pitman
N. J
Synthetic Cat Test Reveals Cooked Kitty Story Could Be True
A test using a synthetic cat in a brick kiln at 900 degrees F showed the fur singed and tail burned but the cat remains alive, mirroring the reported survival of a stray cat from a brick kiln. Experts skeptical, the test aimed to verify the dramatic tale. A separate note proclaims White Cane Week for May 15 to 21 by Gov. Rennebohm.
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Annerva
Minerva
Joe Bucola
Bucola
Madison
Rennebohm
Roosevelt Letters Opened to Nation
Hyde Park New York March ceremony marked the public release of more than 3 000 000 Franklin D Roosevelt letters. The papers, indexed over two and a half years, reveal a mirror to a pivotal era. About 85 percent became public. the rest are withheld for 25 years to avoid embarrassment or harm to relations.
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Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosvelt
Armed Forces Strength Drops in February
Washington reports the total strength of the armed forces fell by 22,400 in February to 1,490,300. The Defense Department said all services contributed to the decline.
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Washington
Defense Department
House Rejects $240 Million Metal Mine Subsidy
Washington Congress rejected a subsidy bill to fund metal mine conservation exploration and development. The House voted 166 to 144 against the measure authorizing 80 million dollars yearly for three years despite Senate approval last fall.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Dr Adolph Meyer 84 world famed psychiatrist dies in Baltimore
Dr Adolph Meyer, 84, renowned psychiatrist and emeritus professor at Johns Hopkins University, died at his home from a heart attack. He retired in 1941. In Formosa the nationalist Chinese air force bombed Chiang Chiao field at Hangchow, 100 miles southwest of Shanghai.
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DR. Meyer
Baltimore
Adolph Meyer
Johns Hopkins University
Meyer
Taipei
Formosa
Chienchiao Field
Hangchow
Shanghai
Farm Machine Sale May Set New Mark
One of the largest crowds in Green county auction history is expected at an all day sale tomorrow at the east edge of Monroe on Highway 59. Studer Implement Co of Monroe launches its first annual auction at the H. Schmitz and Son dairy cattle barn lot featuring the largest offerings yet in the territory with hundreds of farm items and at least 30 head of cattle.
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Green County
Monroe
Highway 59
Studer Implement Go. of
H. Schmitz and Son
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Paul Mowbry
Shullsburg
Alfred Mathys
Darlington
Son
Robert J. Tracy
16Th Street
Duane
Bonnie Blair
DAN River
Wisconsin Legion
Patricia Ann Kiermas
Dunbarton College
Kiermas
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Brodhead High
ACE Paints
Ace Wonder
Ace
Bauman
Roosevelt
Brennan
Lamboley Coal & Ice Co
Southwestern
Friendly Inn Tavern
Luick
Mrs. Steven
Chen Yus
Chen Yu
Schuetze’s
ZELAN
Fox River
Big Smith
Lee
Oshkosh
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