Weather forecast and temperature records for May 1 1958
The Daily Record reports fair and cool conditions tonight with Friday mostly fair windy and warmer. Low tonight 32 to 38 and Friday high in the 60s. Measurements show a 1 a.m. barometer of 30.02 and 1 p.m. 30.09 with regional highs 89 in Thermol, Calif, and Gila Bend, Ariz, and Fraser, Colo at 12. Sunrise at 5:50 and sunset at 8:05.
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U.S.A
Calif
Gila Bend
Fraser
Colo
Real Estate Transfers in Wisconsin Townships and Villages
Real estate transfers list include Fred Hammerly Jr to the State of Wisconsin Conservation Commission for land in Albany Township section 20. Henry W. Pauli to Primrose Lutheran Parsonage Corp for a village lot in New Glarus. Walter Stauffacher to Green County for 15.4 acres in Monroe. George E. Jones Estate to Edward J. Doyle in Monroe. Wilbur Dehmer to the State of Wisconsin Conservation Commission for 116 acres in Albany Township sections 17 and 20.
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Fred Hammerly Jr
State of Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Albany
Henry W. Pauli
Primrose Lutheran Parsonage Corp
New Glarus
Walter Stauffacher
County of Green
City of Monroe
George E. Jones
Edward J. Doyle
New Mexico
Monroe
Wilbur Dehmer
State of
Wisconsin
Albany Township
Forfeitures Listed for Beloit and Argyle Speeds
Virgil R. Jensen of Beloit cited for speeding with a $10 fine by Monroe police. Richard K. O Rourke of Argyle cited for too fast for conditions with a $25 fine by Monroe police.
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Virgil R. Jensen
Beloit
Monroe
Richard K. O'Rourke
Argyle
Mrs Christ Bernet Named Resident At 2709 18th Street
Mrs Christ Bernet, 61, is listed as a resident at 2709 18th street. The brief item notes her age and address in a local notices section.
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Christ Bernet
18Th Street
Heitz Couple Welcomes Son on April 30
Mr and Mrs Robert Heitz of 1803 Lith Street celebrate the birth of their son on April 30. A brief family notice confirms the new arrival and address.
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Robert Heitz
Lith Street, Son
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals List
Medical and surgical patients listed including Hilda Green Durand Robert McKnight South Wayne Victor Teehan Winfred Glo ver Crystal Lake Ill Mrs Alma Severson Penny Schneider Browntown Rolland Steindorf Albany Margaret Hein Brodhead Irving Lanning Beloit. Dismissals include John Biell James Stamp Zane Zurbuchen Ernest Zimmerman Dennis Lee Deal and others with several named spouses and relatives.
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Dennis Gilbertson
10Th Street
Hilda Green
Durand
Robert McKnight
South Wayne
Victor Teehan
13Th Avenue
Winfred Glover
Crystal Lake
Ill
Alma Severson
16Th Avenue
Penny Schneider
Browntown
Rolland Steindorf
Albany
Margaret Hein
Brodhead
Irving Lanning
Beloit
Otto Block
Route 2
Delbert Schell
Stocks Rise Again In Oil and Steel Trade
New York oils and steels led an advance early this afternoon with gains from fractions to about two points. Trading was active and matched Wednesday's pace as momentum carried into new high ground for the year. U S government bonds declined.
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New York
U. S
Local Personal Calls and Movements Noted in Beloit
Beloit residents and visitors are listed making calls and moving addresses. James Galfano Edward Zuberbuhler and Warren visitors Mrs Charles Gerber from Monticello visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Lidberg in Rockford. Roland Barth moved to 610 16th avenue from 2111 10th street. Rev J B Connolly substituted as chaplain at St Clare hospital during Rev Raymond Haas vacation. Dr J M Irvin and wife attended American College of Physicians session in Atlantic City and plan to return to Monroe Monday.
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Beloit
James Galfano
Edward Zuberbuhler
Warren
George Signa
Belmont
Henry Wyss
Janesville
Charles Gerber
Monticello
Oscar Lidberg
Rockford
Roland Barth
10Th Street
16Th Avenue
J. B. Connolly
O. P
Madison
St. Clare Hospital
Raymond Haas
Me. Haas
St. Petersburg
J. M. Irvin
Atlantic City
N.J
American College of Physicians
Monroe
Police Warns Against Unidentified Tree Trimming Firms
Police Chief Henry S. Hefty cautioned residents to avoid hiring out of town tree trimming outfits after a Monroe woman reported an Illinois firm overcharging for under two hours work. The check was cashed immediately after payment. Hefty urged verification of identification and prior checks to prevent such scams.
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Henry S. Hefty
Monroe
Illinois
Floods Threaten Dallas Area as Rivers Rise
After eight days of rain, Texas floods surge across north and east regions. Dallas river levels reached 33.7 feet, 3.7 feet above flood stage but below major flood levels. 2,500 residents evacuated with few complying.
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Dallas
Texas
Trinity
East Texas
Atlanta
Tex
M. P. Ellis
Henderson
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin Doctor Mary Gratiot Honored in 50 Year Club
Dr Mary P Gratiot of Shullsburg is among Wisconsin physicians named by the State Medical Society to be honored for 50 years of practice at the annual meeting in Milwaukee on May 7. Recipients will receive certificates and pins to join the 50 Year Club.
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Mary P. Gratiot
Shullsburg
State Medical Society of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Religious classes meet tonight at St Victor's School
High school religious classes will gather at St Victor's School this evening at seven thirty for a scheduled session.
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St. Victor’s School
Nine blood donors sought for Koepp at Pinehurst Sanatorium
Times Special reports nine blood donors urgently needed for Donald Koepp a patient at Pinehurst Sanatorium Janesville Donors should report to University Hospital Madison and give Koepp's name.
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Donald Koepp
Pinehurst Sanatorium
Janesville
University Hospital
Madison
Koepp
Trout Season Opens With 14 Brook Trout Brought In
Harris F. and Henry L. Germann led opening day fishing with 14 fish hauled from Dougherty Creek. The brook trout ranged from 12 to 13 inches.
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Harris F
Henry L. Germann
Dougherty Creek
Miss Isabel Kaderli Chosen News Editor at Royal Purple
Miss Isabel Kaderli daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Kaderli has been elected news editor of the Royal Purple Whitewater State College newspaper. She is a junior in business education and will become editor this month.
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Brodhead
Isabel Kaderli
Roy Kaderli
Royal Purple
Whitewater State College
Meeting of June Daily Month Promotion Committee Tonight
The June Daily Month Promotion Committee will meet at 8 tonight in the Courthouse. The agenda includes planning efforts and coordinating events for the month.
Woman Taken To Hospital In Serious Condition After Stroke
Mrs. Fred Ritschard of 2116 16th street was transported by Wagner ambulance to St. Clare hospital as a medical patient and is listed in serious condition following another stroke.
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Fred Ritschard
16Th Street
Wagner Ambulance
St. Clare Hospital
Thirteen Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in April
Thirteen couples filed applications for marriage licenses at the county clerk's office during April. Two additional couples were noted as in progress or pending.
Cubs from Pack 310 Awarded at St Victor’s event
Cub Scout Pack 310 held a meeting last night at the school where Cubmaster Orvin White and assistant Freeman Mills led. Bears went to Eddie Mahr and Patrick Vincent, wolves to Murphy Norton and Patrick Vincent. Den 1 performed an April theme skit Keep America Beautiful. Den 7 won the monthly cubby award for best family attendance. Den 5, led by Mrs Donald Bloom, gave the flag ceremony. Den mothers included Mrs P J Connors and Mrs Josef Benkert. Mrs Eraser led Den 7.
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St. Victor’s
Orvin White
Freeman Mills
Eddie Mahr
Murphy Norton
Patrick Vincent
Den 1
America
P. J. Connors
Josef Benkert
Eraser
Den 7
Den 5
Donald Bloom
Consent Submissions Boost April 1957 Applications
In April 1957 ten couples applied for approvals and four consents were granted, reflecting cautious progress in the parental permission process.
Mayor Proclaims May as National Radio Month
Victor N. Schiller proclaimed May as National Radio Month urging all citizens to note radio industry achievements and salute radio personnel.
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Victor N. Schiller
Monroe High Golf Team Wins in Freeport Match
The Monroe high school golf team won an arm scheduled match in Freeport yesterday 10 to 9. The B squad lost to Freeport juniors 8 to 2. Bill Lovelace and Freeport's Jim Place each shot 42 to take medalist honors.
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Monroe High School
Freeport
Bill Lovelace
Jim Place
Wisconsin cheese market steady amid firm demand
Wisconsin American cheese market remains steady to firm with moderate demand and active outside interests. Small styles light, state brand large styles ample, junior cheddars in heavy demand. Prices list cheddars 32 34, single daisies 35 35 4, longhorns 35 35, midgets 35 42 38.
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Cheese Mart
Madison
Wisconsin
FBI Chief Warns on Crime Glorification in Media
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover warns that crime glorification in TV and films fuels juvenile violence while praising leaders who portray criminals responsibly. He calls for responsible entertainment amid America's troubling crime wave in a signed FBI Bulletin editorial.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI Bulletin
Antique Show Opens as Exhibitor Bears Loss
Elizabeth Stayner of Chicago will not exhibit at the third annual Antique Show and Sale at Turner hall after her shop burned Wednesday for a $30,000 loss. Agnes Malach of Dixon, Illinois, moves into the display lineup from the waiting list. Nineteen exhibitors prepare spaces as the sale opens at 11 a.m. tomorrow with extended Friday and Saturday hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon to 6 p.m.
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Elizabeth Stayner
Chicago
Turner Hall
Agnes Malach
Dixon, Ill
Re-election Upheld for Bayfield Mayor Wachsmuth
The referee upheld the re-election of Bayfield mayor Henry J. Wachsmuth in a dispute over Bayfield’s April 1 voting.
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Bayfield
Henry J. Wachsmuth
Indecent Film and TV Showcases Spark Lawlessness Praise
A fragment notes media that flaunts indecency and applauds lawlessness in movies and television presentations. The remark suggests public concern over harmful entertainment and calls for scrutiny or regulation.
Mrs Charles Pickett Dies at 69 at Home
Mrs Charles Pickett Sr aged 69 of 2503 17th Avenue died at 1 45 am after a year long illness. Survived by husband three sons and three daughters. Arrangements pending at Shriner Neushwander funeral home.
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Charles Pickett Sr
17Th Avenue
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Swedish Draken jet tests speed of sound for reporters
The Swedish Air Force introduced the new fighter aircraft Draken or Dragon and conducted a test flight in the United States and Canada for visiting U S and Canadian newspapermen to witness its performance.
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United States
Gary Cooper Denies Face Lift Rumor Regarding Repair
Gary Cooper, back in public after plastic surgery, denies undergoing a face lift. He says the hospital visit was to fix a battered nose and remove a jaw cyst, not cosmetic alteration.
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Gary Cooper
New York
Ted
Southern mayors conference and mass meeting planned
In Jacksonville the city hosts a conference of southern mayors and a mass meeting of Black residents after two hazardous device incidents this week at a Black school and a Jewish community center.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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