Reiser and Rizzuto Linked to Mexican League Offers
In St Louis reports say Pete Reiser and Phil Rizzuto faced Mexican league offers of about 100000 dollars for multi year deals. Reiser planned talks with Branch Rickey before deciding while Rizzuto reportedly rejected such terms. Dodgers Higbe Gregg Galan also reportedly balked. San Rojeck showed interest.
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Redbirds
Albany Church Observes Family Week with May Service
Albany Baptist will host a May 5 11 am service led by Dr Ezra G Roth executive secretary of the Wisconsin Baptist state convention noting national Family Week observance. Fairview school pupil activities include an Easter egg hunt led by Miss Blum and a later eighth grade exam at Simmons school north of Monroe. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed including Delores Blumer Pearl and Aschliman Dorothy Marilyn Milbrandt Willis Carla Rae Blum Shirley Zurfiuh and others with multiple visits and illnesses mentioned.
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Lyle Silver
Albany Baptist
Ezra G. Roth
Wisconsin Baptist State Convention
Fairview
Miss Blum
Madison
Delores Blumer
Pearl and Aschliman
Dorothy Marilyn Milbrandt
Willis
Carla Rae Blum
Shirley Zurfiuh
Eigth
Simmons School
Monroe
A. S. Peterson
William Patchen
W. A. Eimer
Howard Ronneberg
Clarence Malott
Wisconsin
Alice Faye Webb
Faye Sherbondy
Frank Francis
Evansville
Lawrence Courtney
Howard Ware
Ware
Sugar River
Albany
George Lee
Waukesha
Keen
Janesville
John Patchen
R. B. Purinton
Beloit
Lorraine Webb
Leis Falk
Louis Eldred
Charles Kildow
Ter
Clifton Peterson
Eldred
Charlies Kildow
Harold Smout
Harold
Mercy Hospital
Lance
Otto Schenk
William Rhyner
Larry
Alan
Robert
Roger Thompson
Fred Schmid
Lula
Orfordville
Gottfried Althaus
Raymond Althaus
Raymond
Jerry
Robert Sutton
Ludell Swenson
Sandra
Harold Ewald Te Seid
Fond du Lac
Son
Menominee
Leonard Swenson
Clayton Stephenson
Roy Sellnow
Sentenced in Postal Fraud for Deals in Grade Guernsey Cows
Madison Homer Rundell, 63, of Platteville, pleaded guilty to five counts of postal fraud. A U S district court judge sentenced him to six months after he admitted defrauding farmers in about 22 states from 1939 to 1945 by mailing 200 grade Guernsey cows sold as purebreds registered from his herd with the American Guernsey club.
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Madison
Homer Rundell
Platteville
Patrick Stone
U. S. District Court
Rundell
U. S
Charles Cashin
American Guernsey Club
Brewers End Slump with 8-4 Win Over Columbus
The Milwaukee Brewers stopped their brief skid by routing the Columbus Red Birds 8-4 to split a two game set. Leonard Gilmore debuted in relief, Augie Bergamo delivered a pinch hit homer, and Milwaukee pounded Jack Creel for 10 hits and 8 runs in four innings before relief. Milwaukee hosts Toledo in a three game series opener.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
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Toledo
Kansas City
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Jack Creel
Charley Sproull
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Badgers Beat Iowa 6-1 in Western Conf tilt
Wisconsin baseball ran its win streak to five with a 6-1 defeat of Iowa. Gene Jaroch allowed six Hawkeyes on six hits while Jim Regan hit his second inning homer. The Badgers totaled nine hits and scored in the second seventh and fourth innings as Faber Ebner Kronenberg backed Jaroch.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Camp Randall
Gene Jaroch
Badgers
Jim Regan
Wisconsin
Wees
Faber and Ebner
Jaroch and
Kronenberg
Let There Be Light London Lights for Shunting Yard
Barrage balloons used by the Southern railway to blaze a path for shunting trains at a freight yard. Twenty 1,000 watt lamps suspended from the balloons illuminate the yard.
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Southern Railway
Richest Derby in History Will Be Run Late Today
Louisville crowds anticipated the richest Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with 173-year-olds in the 96 400 winner’s end of a 100 000 purse. Lord Boswell led as Wee Admiral was withdrawn by McLaughlin’s camp, Derbyday spectacle amid heavy rain and record turnout.
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Louisville
Broadway
America
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Lord Boswell
Robert S. McLaughlin
Hamilton
Bermuda
Arthur Brent
Derbytown
Joe Stevens
Downs
Margaret Truman
Henri Bonnet
Treasury
Fred Vinson
Tom Clark
Local residents visit relatives across towns in Monroe area
Monticello area residents travel to visit relatives in Monroe Platteville East Troy and Footville. Families attend open house at First National Bank in Monroe and gatherings include church aid societies and a Women's Relief corps meeting.
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Emil Buholzer
Louise Steffen
Lena Augsburger
Monroe
Henry Duerst
John Wittenwyler
W. S. Hoesly
Otto Babler
Barbara Rhyner
John Dahnke
Mary Lou
Edwin Kennedy
Platteville
Carl M. Stauffer
Patricia
East Troy
Lester Schulz
Fred N. Stauffer
Louise Elmer
Pinehurst
Janesville
Nellie Strasser
Jake Thompson
Fred Gempeler
Footville
Everett Olson
Madison
J. W. Barlow
Lawrence G. Marty
Frieda Benkett
Rosa Roth
Wallace P. Barlow
W. A. Loveland
Jacob Burgy
First National Bank
Richard Haas and Sons
Browntown
Walter Voegels
Walter Voegeli
Edward Arn
Dakota
Lena Arn
Orangeville
Washington Reformed Aid Society
Frank Hartwig
Aid Society
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grace Marty
Florence Duerst
Mildred Sitten
Frances Klassy
Alelma Marty
Elisa Marty
John Wirth Sr
Wilbert Wirth
St. Clare Hospital
William Schuler
Frederick
A. R. Achtemeier
H. L. Karlen
John Gempeler
M. E
Henry V. Babler
Bessie Youngreen
Lora Pease
John G. Blum
Regula Hoesly
Kenneth Klassy
Flora Gempeler
Albert Gempeler
Albert Zimmerman Sr
Emil Elmer
Woman's Guild
Belleville
Robert Holcomb Sr
O. D. Curtis Visted
Charles Leonard
New Glarus
Emil Blum
Margaret
Rochester
Minn
Henry M. Stuessy
Milwaukee
Women's Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Blanchardville Birthday Party for Darleen Kammerude Noted
Mrs. H. V. Hanson hosted Darleen Kammerude on her tenth birthday with gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Jeannette Gilbertson, Shirley Robb, Delores Wahl, Virginia Olson, Mary Erickson, and others while neighbors and relatives shared visits and trips to Monroe and Winslow.
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Marian McGuigan
H. V. Hanson
Darleen Kammerude
Jeannette Gilbertson
Shirley Robb
Delores Wahl
Virginia Olson
Mary Erickson
Mary Lee Mason
Oscar Kammerude
Elaine Kammerude
Ida Laken
Darleen
Gloria
Monroe
Chesebro Co
Hansons
Winslow
William Kundert
Vernus Olson
Clarence Vick
Clarence Alft
Oscar Peterson
Palmer L. Larson
Bert Keister
Phillip
David Harris
Kent
T. J. Watson
Blanchardville High School
John Thorson
Lois Disrud
Carol McKenzie
Clair Weidenfelter
Kathryn Yaeger
Audrey Phillipson
Iane Hendrickson
Robert Sardeson
Norma Robb
Norman Paulson
Charlotte Kleven
Helen Spears
Bertha Stiner
Dorothy Strommen
Mitzie Unterholzner
Arden Watrud
Hannah Gavigan
Milwaukee
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Phoenix Artz
L. S. Ryan
Ryan
Knute Peterson
Peter Peterson
Horeb
Walter Peterson
Jeane
Vivian Johnson
Norma
Norman Jeglum
David
Casper Anderson
Curtis Milestone
Carl Milestone
Leroy Vinje
Madison
Anton Larson
Conrad Retrum
Danny Christianson
Dodgeville
Ole Nelson
Lawrence Retrum
Tony Hendrickson
Elmer Wamstad
Otis Jacobson
Glenn Milestone
Roy Grundahl
Selmer Sytest
Ed Alfred and Son
Are Cleary Home
Hollan
Telegram Delays Plague Polish Communications
Telegraph service in Poland reports long delays as messages move between cities with arrivals often lagging by weeks to months due to staffing shortages and limited telegraph capacity.
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Warsaw
Poland
Decatur Country Club Plans 1946 Luncheon and Supper Schedule
Social activities at Decatur Lake Country Club begin May 7 with two luncheons monthly and Memorial Fourth and Labor Day picnic suppers. Officers include Mrs. Roger S. Moore president and Mrs. Leo M. Ties treasurer. Weekly ladies' day with rotating committees features detailed May to Sept luncheon groups and picnic menus.
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Donald L. Collins
Decatur Lake Country Club
Roger S. Moore
Leo M. Ties
Stanley Wraight
L. M. Ties
Roy Stephens
George Charles
C. S. Pierce
F. R. Parker
Leo Ties
Harry Hartman
Ed Cole
John Woodling
Laura Karney
Frank Parker
Roger Moore
Ben Roderick
C. C. Coldren
James Larkin
Roland P. Williams
Fred Steinman
F. R. Steinman
Leo Scheberle
A. H. Heuer
Paul Cullen
S. L. Cain
Fred Brunner
Harley Rasmussen
H. S. Hoesly
E. J. Mitchell
May Kleckner
Florence Darby
Walter Bliss
C. T. Pfisterer
W. H. Fleck
D. L. Roderick
M. W. Meinenburg
Maude Ties
May Gardner
F. H. Davis
Frank Dedrick
L. J. Stair
M. W. Stuessy
Ben Beck
Nels Onsgard
Earl Carver
Edgar Taylor
Lloyd Breyvogel
Clay Edwards
Knute Guelson
A. N. Lawton
D. C. Howard
Frederick Ties
Roy McBride
Arthur Anderson
Roger Mooney
D. L. Newcomer
J. B. Pierce
D. L. Amerpohl
Nellie Broughton
J. B. Searles Everson
A. F. L. Searles
Sam Onsgard
Carl Dagley
Art Gaarder
Frank Condon
Marjorie Claycomb
Marion Condon
Roy Stevens
John Derning
Charles Marshall
Dan Markham
Phil Wackman
Willis Marty
Joe Voegels
Roy Phelph
Robert Riese
Ken Yost
Paul Zimmerman
Elmer Dixon
Ann Terry Taylor
Community notes include visitors and events in Beloit area
The column lists residents visiting relatives and neighbors from Beloit and nearby towns. Attendees at a funeral include Elmer and several McCafferys plus other locals. Other items mention travels to Detroit Yale Janesville Chicago and Indianapolis, birthdays, a garage sale purchase by Bill Crabtree, and C S Pierce elected president of the Wisconsin Phonograph Operators Association.
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Charles Pickett
Herman Wyssman
Orangeville
Emma Pinnow
Harold Guttmer
Stockton
Ella McCaffery
Messrs
Mmes
Elmer McCaffery
Ernest McCaffery
Victor McCaffery
Roger McCaffery
Floyd Miller
Janice
Katherine
Ed Weeler
Evansville
Roy McCaffery
Nell
Ben Bernstein
Alice Beals
Neta Thompson
Beloit
Leo McCaffery
Janesville
Lester McCaffery
Stoughton
Norman McCaffery
Margo
Chicago
Carlton Putnam
Rockford
Lois Jubie
Ronald Jubie
Alfred Jubie Sr
Cloquet
Minn
Clem Wheeler
Freeport
Emil Duchene
Indianapolis
Oscar Niffle
K. K. Hellerud
Anna Kay
Detroit
Yale
Mich
Rachel Welch
Frank Garwell
Daryl Gardner
Madison
Maye Gardner
Elmer Emminger
Belle Harlow
Roger Bernstein
Frank Trousdale
San Diego
Edith Trousdale
Betty Davis
Milwaukee
Martha Brandt
Robert Vanderworn
Robert Riese
E. J. Mitchel
Pierce
Cleveland
George D. Richardson
Federated Clubs
Robert Bauer
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Standings and Scores From Baseball Leagues
The standings show team records across American League American Association and National League with win loss percentages. Notable entries include Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York and others with game results and upcoming schedules for American League and National League teams.
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RON Nica Bwandees
Ee Reer
Oscar Case Tea
Cord Coessivecess
Paereree Os Ceeeagiss
Ee Ee
Comet
Nk Vey
Philadelphia
Gee Ache Feiss
LO Se Clisca
BRS
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Association
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Brooklyn
American Association
Cubs Edge Giants 2-1 In Ninth Inning Relief Save
Cubs beat the New York Giants 2-1 as Hi Bithorn closed out the ninth after Johnny Schmitz faltered early. Phil Cavarretta walked and Billy Nicholson delivered the decisive RBI in the fourth to secure the win.
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Johnny Schmitz
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Sid Gordon
Buddy Kerry
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Billy Nicholson
Murrell Jones
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Norman Brown
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Charley Keller
Ken Heintzelman
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Lee Handley
Red
al Jurisich
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Mickey Harris
Red Sox
Sam Zoldak
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Ruthton Tribune For Sale Ad By Publisher
Ruthton Minnesota note shows Jay Jackson publisher offering the weekly Tribune due to bunged up condition of the publisher. The ad states the paper is for sale in the Ruthton Tribune.
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Jay Jackson
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