Weather notes predict showers and cold snap this weekend
Increasing cloudiness tonight brings scattered light showers Friday. Strong winds cross the state Friday with continued cold Friday night and Saturday and freezing temperatures with heavy frost. Almanac data lists high 66 today, highest 50 year to date, warmest in Yuma 100 and coldest in Sault Ste. Marie 29. Sunrise 4 46, sunset 7 07.
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Cross State
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Monroe and Nearby Towns
Jacob F Freitag transfers parcel in Monroe to Dorothy M Marvin. Frank May transfers 1.3 acres on Ludlow Add, Merce to Wendell C Wohlford. Thomas A Hefty transfers 160 acres in New Glarus to Paul Milz. John Frosehnitzier transfers parcel in Clarno township to Floyd A Davis.
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Jacob F. Freitag
Dorothy M. Marvin
Monroe
Frank May
Wendell C. Wohlford
Ludlow
Merce
Thomas
A. Hefty
Paul Milz
New Glarus
John FroSehnitzier
Floyd A. Davis
Clarno Township
Frerking Baby Born at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Norman Frerking of Warren announce the birth of their 11th child on May 9 at St Clare Hospital. The family notes the new daughter adds to their growing household and extends thanks to medical staff.
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St. Clare Hospital
Norman Frerking
Warren
Local Names List of Dismissals and Surgical Patients
The record lists patients and dismissals including Mrs. Alvin M. Weck er of Beloit Ml Surgical patients Mrs. Lawrence Stues of Brodhead Clarence Wicks of Blanchardville LaVerne Potter Beloit route 3 and dismissals for Mrs Rudy Gerber Mrs Clarence Steiner Mrs Herman Heinzelman Mrs Gladys Anderson Louis Felder Joseph Berger Clifton Ault Joseph F. Baver and Tom Gharrity.
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Alvin M. Wecker
Beloit
Surgical
Lawrence Stues
Brodhead
Clarence Wicks
Blanchardville
LaVerne Potter
Rudy Gerber
Clarence Steiner
Herman Heinzelman
Gladys Anderson
Louis Felder
Joseph Berger
Clifton Ault
Joseph F. Baver
Tom Gharrity
Births and visits reported around Madison area
A daughter was born to Sgt and Mrs James Roth in Madison general hospital May 4. Various visitors including Neill Burns and Lois, Jordan Flannery and family, James Coffey family, and others called on relatives in Madison and surrounding towns. Hospital updates note Mrs Alfred Ebersold returning from an operation and Maybelle Barber home from Cook County Hospital Chicago.
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James Roth
Madison General Hospital
Methodist Hospital
W. F. McGuigan
Marian
Raphael
Kenneth
O. J. Bolender
Neill Burns
Neill Patrick
St. Clare Hospital
W. H. Dobson
P. O. Kammerode
Pauline Horner
Marian McGuigan
Lillian Ellenbecker
Madison
Flori
Viola Strommen
Viola Emberson
Thelma Emberson
Milwaukee
Ernest Schmit
Floyd Helsdon
Maybelle Barber
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Baraboo Brewhouse Guests Visit Monroe Brew Master
Carl and Fred Effinger of the Effinger brewery from Baraboo flew to Monroe yesterday to visit and confer with Edward Rath the brew master at the Blumer brewery.
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Baraboo
Carl
Fred Effinger
Effinger Brewery
Monroe
Edward Rath
Blumer Brewery
Agriculture Dept Caps Civilian Food Supplies
The agriculture department announced a cut in civilian fats and vegetable oils including lard and margarine by 10 percent for April through June. The move follows higher grain prices to finance bread for famine areas abroad, citing seasonal lard shortages and heavy first quarter exports to relief efforts.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Famine Threat and Grain Price Rise Stir British and U S Officials
Diplomats report Herbert Morrison worries famine distress could help Communists abroad. Domestically, grain price hikes may revive rationing questions for President Truman. Higher feed costs push farmers to market lighter pigs and cattle, reducing pork poultry eggs and top grade beef for 1947. Government faces uncertain meat supply and potential rationing.
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Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Mr. Truman
Energy crisis tightens as coal runs out across Wisconsin
Industrial users face shortages as utilities plan reductions and state institutions urged to cut loads. Rail lines trim service, Northwestern docks face shutdowns, and major plants like Pressed Steel Tank and Kimberly-Clark scale operations. Governor orders reductions. Rhinelander Paper warns of possible shutdown within days.
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Public Service Commission
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Sault
W. F. Ehrmann
Wisconsin Coal Bureau, Inc
Milwaukee
Pressed Steel Tank Co
R. P. Dieckelman
Kimberly- Clark Corp
Appleton
National Association of Manufacturers
Wisconsin
Madison
Goodland
A. W. Bayley
Public Welfare Department
A. W. Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Vern Fryklund
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Milton Maicher
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
Platteville
E. G. Doudna
Board of Normal School Regents
Col
William Holden
G.A.R
King
Charles Halbert
State Capitol
Halbert
Richland Center
Superior
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Great Northern Railway
Rhinelander
Rhinelander Paper Co
Folke Becker
Billings Visit Parents In Dubuque Meeting Stoychess
Mr and Mrs James Billings arrive from Burbank California to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Billings. Mr and Mrs James Stoychess greet them in Dubuque.
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James Billings
Burbank, Calif
Frank Billings
James Stoychess
Dubuque
Personal mentions fill Janesville area notes page
Residents and visitors listed by town trade notes and social calls. Many names appear with towns such as Monticello Juda Gratiot South Wayne and Rockford alongside brief business or visit mentions. An auction and church camp planning items are included among the snippets.
Monticello Shoppers and Argyle Men Headed Abroad
Mrs. H. F. Stoll and Mrs. Robert Kubly of Monticello were observed shopping. James Lanz and Lloyd Carter visited Madison for the day. Homer Gavigan and Wayne Penniston of Argyle left for Los Angeles to work at the Douglas aircraft plant, planning to room with a former navy buddy.
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H. F. Stoll
Monticello
Monroe
Robert Kubly
James Lanz
Lioyd Carter
Madison
Homer Gavigan
Wayne Penniston
Argyle
Los Angeles
Douglas Aircraft Plant
Navy
Captain Baker Returns on Leave From Pacific Service
Captain Homer L. Baker arrived today at noon from Halloran General Hospital Staten Island New York to spend leave with his wife and daughters Ann and Nancy in the Arthur P. Benkett home Freeport. He has served since January 1942 and will report back to Halloran Hospital. His wife daughters and Arthur C. Benkert met him in Freeport.
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Captain Baker
Homer L. Baker
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Ann
Nancy
Arthur P. Benkett
Pacific Theater
Halloran Hospital
Arthur C. Benkert
Freeport
Moores Planned Two Week Trip to Philadelphia
Dr and Mrs L A Moore will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia to visit son in law John F Towle and family for a two week trip. Elaine Maurer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank F Maurer submitted to an emergency appendectomy last evening at Wood Wisconsin where she is a graduate nurse with the veterans hospital. Her parents visited Wood this afternoon. Dorothy Dobbs Monroe competes in the Madison WHA music festival this Saturday as part of the university symphony and civic orchestras and university women’s chorus and will receive a BA May 25. Audrey Harrington and Mildred Kuelling will attend the district meeting of the American Nurses Association in Janesville tonight. A R Steele of Monroe, noted for safety campaigns, was invited to a 3 day meeting in Washington DC with President Truman attending sessions on highway safety. Silver earring lost in city Thursday. Call 1352 Kathryn Thorpe 703 21st avenue.
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John Myers
Janesville
Robert L. Miller
Monticello
Clinton Sefford
South Wayne
Henry Pick
Ray Griffiths
Gratiot
Monroe
Fred Michaelis
Brodhead
Ira Bourquin
Orville Dicks
Rockford
Zetta Bradley
Juda
Robert Kellenberger
Francis Cook
Browntown
A L. Schinaier
Insurance
Adv
John Gempeler
Joyce Prisk
Patsy Flannery
Argyle
Ruth Bolliger
Madison
Herbert Bolger
Aletta Martin
Victor Anderson
Darlington
Edwin Gustafson
William Plate
Dean Zimmerman
Ernest Jacobson
Mary Schliem
T. J. Barmore
John Popp
Carolyn and
Ardell
Fidelity Juvie
Bess Flanagan
Lucy Eckerman
Vivian Simonson
Simon Simonson
F. Kamps
Ernie Fisher
Dubuque
C. J. Schwingel
Esmond Ott
Horeb
Tillie Johnson
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
F. O. Lightfoot
Lake Kegonsa
Gust Norder
Letha Neuenschwander
Tschudy
Orangeville
Henry Reese
Robert de Voe
Galena
Ill
Mary Lanz
Sheboygan
Jacob J. Vollrath Jr
Otto
Elaine Maurer
Frank F. Maurer
Wood
Wis
Veterans Hospital
Dorothy Dobbs
Dobbs
University Symphony Orchestra
The
Civic Symphony Orchestra
University Women’s Chorus
Audrey Harrington
Mildred Kuelling
American Nurses Association
A. R. Steele
Washington, D. C
Steele
Harry S. Truman
Capital Times Supports Goodland for Governor
The Madison Capital Times announces editorial support for Gov. Walter S. Goodland for reelection, praising his contribution to good government. The piece did not name other candidates, though Ralph M. Immel is noted as a Progressive leader in the race.
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Madison
Madison Capital Times
Wisconsin
Walter S. Goodland
Goodland
Ralph M. Immel
Government rationing hits gas and rail services
An order by the CPA likely today would authorize rationing of manufactured gas affecting households. A midnight effect imposes a 25 percent cut in rail passenger service and a ban on non essential freight as the nation braces for potential labor actions and a nationwide walkout by maritime unions starting June 15 unless wage and work condition disputes are settled.
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CPA
Office of Defense Transportation
Capitol Hill
National Convention of Maritime Unions
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Daily Record
I EU
Berthine Rundhaug
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Waffle Shop
Paul Neubauer
Prop
Kathryn Thorpe
21St Avenue
Capital Times
the Klassy Shop
Eee
Lalt
Sale! Women’s
Beale
Kert
Babyguare
Aly
Surite
Seatee
Lovel
Montgomery Ward
Phillips & Smith
City Mall
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