May 11 1950 Weather Update For TNE ILY RED Region
Mostly fair tonight and Friday with cooler conditions in the north. Low temperatures range from 30 to 35 in the northeast and 35 to 40 in the southwest, with Friday highs from 45 to 50 in the northeast and 60 to 65 in the southwest. Yesterday’s peak reached 66 and the low 46. A year ago today high was 69 and low 42. Barometer readings were 29.69 at 1 am and 29.70 at 1 pm. The warmest spot in the U S yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 90, the coldest Cheyenne Wyoming at 30.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Real Estate Transfers and Local Transfers Noted
Real estate transfer lists show A Christina Burnham Phelps transferring to M L Barton a lot on St 11, block 21 Nichols and Ponds 2nd addition in Albany. It notes births for Wesley Meier of South Wayne a son born May 10 and Merlyn Love of Monticello a daughter born May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Christina Burnham Phelps
M. L. Barton
Nichols and Ponds
Albany
Wesley Meier
South Wayne
Merlyn Loveland
Monticello
St Clare Hospital Medical staff and dismissals list
St Clare Hospital announces surgical and dismissal notices. Names include David Martin Phil lipson Argyle and Mrs Kenneth Elmer Janesville among others. Dismissals mention John Grego Frank Robinson and several others, with multiple families and residents named in Milford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Martin Phillipson
Argyle
Kenneth Elmer
Janesville
Johannes Vasby
Cambridge
Henry Elmer
B. Bradford
Les F. Coplien
22Nd Avenue
John Grego
Frank Robinson
Paul Sagen
Orville Chenous
Milford Watkins
Hollis Schutt
John Lancaster
Paul A. Neuges
Lou Ann Heimann
Raymond J. Hale
Monroe Men Planning Summer European Trip
Monroe trio Charles Ingold John Anderegg Jr and Raymond Rupnow plan a two month European journey leaving around June 26 and returning September 1. They will visit France Switzerland and Italy traveling independently starting from Paris. All are first time travelers to Europe with various family ties and employers noted.
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Meee Young Times
Cee Ate Mediate
Monroe
Europe
International Youth, Inc
Charles Ingold
Rosa Ingold
24Th Street
John Anderegg Jr
Raymond LaVerne Rupnow
14Th Avenue
Frank Rupnow
States
France
Switzerland
Italy
Paris
Anderegg
Ingold
Rupnow
Kraft Foods
Luther Valley Church Remodeling Extends Building by 16 Feet
The Luther Valley Church is undergoing extensive remodeling including a 16 foot length extension. Temporary quarters will be in the old Triangle opera house during the work. Plans add a chancel sacristy office study on the main floor plus kitchen boiler room two Sunday school rooms and basement toilets. A new heating system floors interior walls and pews will be installed. Steiner Haugen of Orfordville is the contractor and Hugo E Hoeuser of Milwaukee the architect.
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Vrroravine —— Specialy
Luther Valley
Wee Opera House
Steiner Haugen
Orfordville
Hugo E. Hoeuser
Milwaukee
Burnell Swensons Save Chickens in Farm Fire
A fire destroyed a chicken house on the Albert Marty farm in Mt. Pleasant township last evening after 7 p.m. No insurance was carried. All chickens, including 150 baby chicks, were saved from the combined chicken brooders. The Monticello fire department responded. Mrs Swenson noticed the flames as the family traveled to town.
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Burnell Swenson
Albert Marty
Mt. Pleasant
Monticello
Swen Sons
Music post accepted by partially paralyzed minister
Milwaukee reports Rev. Fran cis E. Fisher, who resigned as pastor at First Baptist, accepted the church’s music minister post on Wednesday. The congregation also invited Rev Byron E. Kinlaw to serve as pastor. In honors group, Brodhead high school named top students Charlotte Lentz Violet Malcock and Lauretta Zimmerman during the recent six week term.
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Milwaukee
Francis E. Fisher
First Baptist Church
Byron E. Kinlaw
Spring Grove
Charlotte Lentz
Violet Malcock
Lauretta Zimmerman
Brodhead High School
Girl Scouts Plan Cabin Outing and Camporee
Girl Scouts depart from Lincoln school at 4 p m for a Friday to Saturday camporee at the Youth cabin three miles northwest of the city. Monroe Girl Scout association sponsors the event with leaders and adults, led by Miss Lois J. Mielke. A two day fee covers meals and expenses, and beds sheets are optional for overnight adults. Mrs John H. Bruni chairs camping activities with invitations extended to Albany Juda Argyle Blanchardville Brodhead and New Glarus and Monroe workers.
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Lincoln School
Monroe Girl Scout Association
Lois J. Mielke
John H. Bruni
Albany
Juda Argyle
Blanchardville
Brodhead
New Glarus
Monroe
Pickups Along The News Beats
A playful local column notes a mysterious roof leak at the courthouse with patchy fixes and unusual weather effects. It also mentions a magnolia blooming on the Albright property and a sidewalk bonfire incident sparked by Chester Becker, highlighting neighborhood observations.
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Albright
Avi
College honors for four Carroll seniors in Delta Sigma Nu
Jean Marie Rabehl is among four Carroll College seniors elected to the Delta Sigma Nu scholastic honor society for maintaining at least a 2.5 GPA. Rabehl, daughter of Mrs. Alvin Rabehl, also belongs to Carroll’s Who’s Who and choir. Others honored not named here. Jerry Eugene Haeft born to Mr. and Mrs. Haro Haeft of Sharon at Beloit Municipal Hospital. Leo Ties and Sheriff Matt Solliran attended a Rock County sheriffs meeting in Janesville. Walter A. Miller’s condition remains the same at St. Clare hospital after pleurisy and pneumonia. William Harry Pryce remains in critical condition at St. Clare hospital after recent illness.
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Jean Marie Rabehl
Delta
Sigma Nu
Carroll College
Carroll
Miss Rabehl
Alvin Rabehl
Lth Street
Rock
Leo Ties
Brodhead
Sheriff's Committee
Green County
Matt Solliran
Janesville
Rock County
Walter A. Miller
10Th Avenue
St.Clare Hospital
Miller
William Harry Pryce
William Pryce
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Friends Honor Couple on 46th Anniversary
Relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Edwards of 1811 13th Avenue on their 46th wedding anniversary though no observance was planned due to Mrs. Edwards recovering from surgery. The couple, longtime Monroe residents, moved from Albany. Mrs. Edwards was Ella Atkinson.
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E. L. Edwards
13Th Avenue
Edwards
Monroe
Albany
Ella Atkinson
Personal Notices From Monroe Area Today
Personal mentions show numerous visits and calls across towns. Durand, Brodhead, Albany, Madison, Monticello and New Glarus residents were seen in Monroe and surrounding communities with social and business visits noted throughout the day.
Two Men and Elephant Lifted in Stunt by Walsh
Walsh lifted two men and an elephant, totaling more than 3,000 pounds, on a raised platform using his back. The stunt drew many witnesses and reporters noted no sign of trickery. Hillsboro report notes another set of triplet girls born at St. Joseph's hospital to the Riddle family and Sebranke family in previous months. Fred F. Duncan, 79, longtime financial editor of the Cleveland News, died in his sleep after a career starting in 1902.
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Dente
X. v
Eachk Walsh
Walsh
Hillsboro
Wis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ervin Riddle
Tomah
John Sebranke
Wonewee
Cleveland
Fred F. Duncan
Cleveland News
Duncan
Arson Clues Sought After Beile Vista Sanatorium Fire
Philadelphia investigators say they found indications of arson after a blaze damaged the Beile Vista sanatorium building. The fire occurred in the same structure as a March 29 blaze that killed 10 patients.
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Philadelphia
Beile Vista Sanatorium
Poppy Day Appeal Urges Wisconsin Residents to Buy Poppies
Madison Wis May 27 Governor Renne urged residents to buy and wear poppies to support a program aiding war veterans and their dependents through a veteran rehabilitation effort.
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Madison
Renneohm
Wisconsin
Big Three Talk Start in London
London hosts the first cold war policy talks among the United States, Britain, and France as Dean Acheson, Robert Schuman, and Bevin discuss a French plan to pool German and French coal and steel resources. Britain signals cautious support while aiming to bridge the German French feud and curb communism.
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London
Britain
France
Europe
U. S
Dean Acheson
Den
Robert Schuman
Acheson
Schuman
Germany
Bevin
Lancaster House
British Foreign Office
Monticello Social Notes From Monticello Area
Mr and Mrs J J Voegels were Sunday guests of their son Donald and family Mrs Lela Werrman of Los Angeles is visiting relatives including the Thompsons Mrs John Elmer and Virginia Madison callers Saturday Mr and Mrs Dwight Zweifel plus guests Glen Showers and family visited Belleville Wednesday Burt Plause and Monica Steadtler of Los Angeles and Paul Staedtler joined Mrs Dick family Sunday Kenneth Watson Marilyn Primrose visited Zweifel home for David s birthday Doris Jean left for Columbus Wisconsin Academy Howard Kennedy James Doris Jean attended a dinner with relatives at Boyd Young s home Herman Meier of Madison was a Tuesday caller at Baebler and Richards homes Kate and Rose Stauffer hosted Irene and Emma Marty for Emma s birthday Albert Marty and Wilbert Marty visited Columbus Wisconsin.
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J. J. Voegels
Donald
Madison
Lela Werrman
Los Angeles
Calif
Jake Thompson
Werrman
Lela Smith Karlen
Monticello
John Elmer
Virginia
Dwight Zweifel
Gary David
John
Glen Showers
Belleville
Burt Plause
Paul Staedtler
Louise ‘Steadtler
Monica Steadtler
John Dick
Kenneth Watson
Marilyn
Adolph Rindy
Herbert
Primrose
David
Peter S. Streiff
Kate Marty
James
Doris Jean
Boyd R. Young
Columbus
Wisconsin Academy
Herman Meier
William V. Baebler
John Richards
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Irene
Emma Marty
Emma
Albert Marty
Wilbert
Lie heads Moscow from Prague in bid to ease East West tensions
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie departed Prague for Moscow in a Russian plane. He aims to ease tensions between the Soviet Union and Western powers by meeting Russian officials, possibly including Premier Joseph Stalin, to pursue talks.
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Moscow
Prague
U. N
Trygve Lie
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Loseys Child Family Tree Sets A Local Record In Oscar AG
Loseys three children Maynard Ruth and Peggy each began life with twelve paternal and maternal grandparents and great grandparents. Maynard now farms on route 1 with five daughters Karen Judith Diane Sandra Kaye and Vicki Lynn. Ruth married to Roy Gessler lives in Madison with their daughter Shaire Lee and eight ancestors listed. Peggy married to Louis Janke lives in Denmark Wisconsin with three children Louis II Marcia Ann Robert William and seven living ancestors including the Loseys and Smiths.
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Oscar AG. Loseys
Maynard
Ruth
Peggy
Route 1
Karen
Judith
Diane
Sandra Kaye
Vicki Lynn
Oscar G. Losey
Henry Stark
Roscoe C. Smith
Charles Vogel
George Losey
Hancock
Roy Gessler
Madison
Gesslers
Shaire Lee
Loseys
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Smiths
Charles Leonard
Louis F. Janke
Denmark
Wis
Louis II
Marcia Ann
Robert William
Everett A. Janke
Monroe
Losey
Militarists Seize Haiti Government After Es Time Failure
Haitian military rulers retook control after President Dumarsais Estime failed to secure re election. Estime resigned and the three man junta, already in power briefly in 1946, again announced new protection for the president and his family while dissolving the lower chamber, citing a lack of confidence.
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Prince
Hell
Haiti
Dumarsais Estime
Estime
Chamber of Deputies
Wisconsin Vet Doctor Thompson Hearing Set After Suspension
Dr. W A Thompson of Platteville faces a May 22 hearing after the state board of agriculture suspended his veterinary license. The board granted a stay of the suspension today. He was charged with violating Wisconsin laws on Bangs disease testing sale and transfer and oversight of a sales pavilion.
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Madison
W. A. Thompson
Platteville
Wisconsin
State Board of Agriculture
Thompson
Bang
King Home Work To Double FacilityAt King Veterans Home
King plans to double the capacity of the state veterans home at King with a 500-bed expansion costing 4 to 6 million dollars. The proposal includes new infirmary dormitories central kitchen laundry and admin buildings to replace aging cottages. The plan schedules beds and dorms through 1961 and awaits presentation to the state long-range building committee before legislature. Harrison Garner reported 819 housing loan applications with 628 granted or in process and Gordon Huseby noted 10.7 million dollars loaned since the department’s creation four years ago.
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Madison
Veterans
King
Board of Veterans’ Affairs
Gil Stordock
Harrison Garner
Veterans’ Housing Department
Gordon E. Huseby
Madison midshipman wins Navy league prize at UW
Lt. (jg) Donald W. Olson of Madison received the Navy league prize a wrist watch for graduating midshipman of the year at the University of Wisconsin.
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Madison
Donald, W. Olson
University of Wisconsin
Two freight trains firebombed near Knoxville yard
Southern Railway reports two freight trains were fired on from ambush at a switching yard north of Knoxville Tennessee. No injuries reported as investigation begins.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
13 Miners Killed in Belgium Mine Blast
An explosion at a coal mine near here killed at least 13 miners and left 25 others trapped. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as the blast shattered the mine.
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Trategines
Belgium
Here
Lesinski Torpedoes Lewis Strike Inquiry
A Washington labor committee task to probe last winter's coal strike collapsed when Chairman Lesinski revoked authority to subpoena John L. Lewis and other witnesses. Rep. Jacobs denounced the move as political cowardice, leaving the inquiry into United Mine Workers actions without power to proceed.
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Wrashington
Lesinski
D-Mich
John L. Lewis
Rep
Jacobs
D-Ind
Union Democracy
United Mine Workers
Republicans Claim Victory In Massive Budget Cut
Republicans hailed a multi billion dollar reduction in a 28.89 billion dollar appropriation bill as key savings. Democrats warned the final amount would be smaller. Eight Wisconsin congressmen joined in the cut and six aided the Jensen move reducing federal employment next year.
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Washington
Vry
House
Senate
Wisconsin
Aloe
Jensen
Byrnes
Davis
Hull
Keefe
Murray
O'Kenski
Smith
Withrow
Okonski
Robins Hatch Three Young on Grave in Norwich Cemetery
In Norwich England a pair of robins raised three fledglings on a grave within a local cemetery. The tombstone bears the name George Robin, marking the resting place near the birds’ nesting site.
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Norwich
Eng
George Robin
McCarthy Pledges Proof of Charges in Senate Probe
Senator McCarthy pledged to provide proof for his foreign agent charge against a U.S. envoy as Senate Foreign Relations Committee members returned to the White House to review loyalty files. The panel, chaired by Senator Tydings, will study files on 81 people McCarthy accuses of communism or security risks, with an estimated two weeks to complete the review.
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Washington
State Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Tydings
Dmd
United States
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senators Back FEPC Delay Tactic
Washington reports that Senators Wiley and McCarthy joined the majority as the Senate temporarily set aside the FEPC bill to consider a reorganization plan. The plan would abolish the independent office of the National Labor Relations Board general counsel.
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FEPC
Washington
Wisconsin
Wiley
McCarthy
Independent
Office of National Labor Relations Board
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Court House
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Little Rock
Ark
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Howard A. Dishough
Fletcher
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S. R. Foster
Durand
City
Herman L. Schindler
John Behnken
Lee Mohr
Manuel Pagel
Juda
Clarence Zuhlke
Gordon Kimmel
Chicago
Daryl Pagel
Mt. Etna
O. D. Custis
Zlowers
ODD Fellows Hall
The
St. Andrew’s Guild
Monarch
Crisco Reynold
Schoep
Yacht Club
Oscar Mayer
Holland
Lesinski Torpedoes
Lewis Strike Inquiry
Kelvinator
Ain
Polarsphere
Mother Ransburg
Bauman
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