May 12 1952 Weather Summary Note
Partly cloudy and a little cooler tonight with light frost in northwest and west central portions. Tomorrow fair and warmer. Low tonight 30 to 35 northwest and 34 to 38 southeast. High tomorrow in the 60s. Precipitation since yesterday 0.16 inch. Barometer 29.30 at 1 am and 29.39 at 1 pm. Sunrise and sunset 7.11. Warmest place yesterday was Phoenix 98, coldest was Bismarck 30.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Bismarck
N. D
Justice Notes and Civil Records Summary
Local court docket lists guilty verdicts for L A Koenig, P J Connors Sr., and Lawrence A Thomas on assault and battery speeding and DUI with fines and jail or costs. Marriage licenses issued to Alice Marie Schilt and Leland R Strom. Death notices for Rose Pandow, 70, Gratiot. Mrs John Kelly, 92, Potosi. Mrs Robert Gissing. births announced for Bongiorno, Thomp son, and Alderman families in various towns.
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L. A. Koenig
P. J. Connors Sr
11Th Street
Lawrence A. Thomas
Fruitport
Mich
Donald H. Thruman
Warren
Rose Pandow
Gratiot
John Kelly
Potosi
Hospital List of Patients Dismissals and Surgeries
The list from St. Clare Hospital includes patients and staff across towns such as Clinton Argyle Janesville Evansville and Brodhead. It notes accidents tonsillectomy surgical cases and numerous dismissals with many names and addresses.
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William DuCharme
Clinton
John Schnitzler
Argyle
Edgar Bushnell
1618
13Th Avenue
Mark Flint
18Th Avenue
Irving Waggoner
Janesville
Raymond Jorgenson
L. Christ Larson
Evansville
George Milam
Cecil Lease
Beloit
John Burri
South Wayne
Norman Teubert
Edgerton
Roy Reinmann
Clarno
William McGuire
William, Knight
Roy Weighner
Fred Harris
Harley Gapen
Clarence Higeman
Pat Gucciardo
Alma Norder
Merle Johnson
Florine Prude
Ellen Marie Heidt
Lee Phillips
David Olson
Funeral for Mrs Walter Mills Held in New Glarus
Services for Mrs Walter Mills 46 nee Frieda Marty will be at 2 PM tomorrow in the Evangelical United Brethren church New Glarus with Rev L A Brown and Rev Lynn Tschudy officiating Burial will follow in the EUB cemetery She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Jack Lester of Chicago and Margaret at home and her mother Mrs Fred J Marty of New Glarus.
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Walter Mills
New Glarus
Frieda Marty
Chicago
Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. A. Brown
EUB Church
Lynn Tschudy
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
EUB
iHousing Credit Relief Proposed
Washington reports growing sentiment among government circles for easing down payment requirements on mid to high priced homes. Federal Reserve Board members, overseeing Regulation X, favor a lower, more even scale, with veterans loans already cheaper. Final decision expected in weeks as current rules set down payments from 1,550 on an 8,000 house to 30 percent above 24,500.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Plowing and Planting Bee Aids Local Farms
Farmers from nearby homes helped plant 25 acres of corn while the soil stayed moist after a week of rain. Women assisted with serving and washing dishes, sharing in a social, communal task that also promotes mutual aid should illness strike a neighbor.
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Clarke Kelers
Kessler
Gen Twining Elected By Madison Veterans
Gen. Twining acting chief of staff for the U S Air Force was elected as member of the Madison Chapter Military Order of the World Wars announced by Captain Joseph Bolienbeck. A Monroe native, Twining has served as acting staff chief since Hoyt Vandenberg underwent surgery last week. Vandenberg's condition was reported satisfactory today. Twining is the first four star general affiliated with the Madison group.
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Yen. Svammen
Twiming
U.S. Air Force
Madison
Joseph Bolienbeck
Monroe
Gen. Twining
Hoyt Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Madison Group
Soldier Duerst Improves After Salt Lake City Injury
Sfc. Milbourne Duerst, injured April 26 in Salt Lake City after being struck by a car, shows slight response and is reported by a nurse as improved. His sister Miss Evadne Eley and Mrs. Ginner’s son's family, renaming 504 6th Avenue, joined him following the incident.
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Ain Mre
Uumer
6Th Avenue
Evadne Eley
Janesville
Salt Lake City
Ginner
Sfc
Milbourne Duerst
Duerst
Weatherman Predicts Warmer Temperatures
A warmer trend was in prospect after a chilly weekend with some sunshine. The thermometer reached 59 by noon. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and a bit cooler then warmer tomorrow. Frost was reported in lowlands at the Wisconsin Iowa border Saturday night with further frost predicted in northwest and west central portions tonight.
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Dugmy
Wisconsin-Inois
Monroe Area Social News Long Row of Visitors
Personal notices record visits and traveling guests around Monroe Illinois and nearby towns. Names include Henry Gonnerman Ashton Ora Ashenfelter Mattie Paulson Horeb Elmer Sundstedt Pauline Schwarzenberger and many others visiting family in Davis Rockford Milwaukee Madison Evansville Brodhead Monroe and surrounding communities. Mother's Day greetings, weekend guests, and upcoming local events are noted along with a spring social for Monroe Women’s Club at St John’s church.
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Henry Gonnerman
Ashton
Ora Ashenfelter
Esterday
Davis
Ill
Mattie Paulson
Horeb
Elmer Sundstedt
Rockford
Pauline Schwarzenberger
L. D. Paulson
Milwaukee
Monroe
Harvey Day
Brodhead
W. C. Rivers
Evansville
Fred Bettendorf
Franklin Grove
Charles W. Bailey
Auburn
Frank Noesen
Montiscello
Russell Lynch
Simon Lynch
Robert Hahn
Otto Schulz
Hill Point
Henry Kundert
Madison
Richard
University of Wisconsin
M. H. Stauffacher
E. A. Janke
Bloomington
Otto Munz
Glenn Lyons
Stockton
George Linchum
Emma Dettwiler
LeRoy Heckman
Louise
Gary
Keith
Ella van Horn
F. S. Babler
Wauwatosa
Ndt
Howard Lundy
Nelson Schwend
Harold Ruditi
Grover Wilson
Belleville
Helen Kummer
Court House
Alliance, O
Monroe Woman’s Club
St. John’s Church
Local visitors fill Janesville and area for weekend
Peter Jones visited Janesville business today while many relatives and friends from Freeport Brodhead Madison Green Bay and Chicago spent Saturday and Mother’s Day weekend visiting in Janesville Albany South Wayne and nearby towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs Rene Isler and Mr and Mrs Leo Butts from Blue River and Brodhead families.
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Peter Jones
Janesville
Rene Isler
Freeport
Bertha Thoman
Leo Butts
Blue River
Stanley Bouton
Brodhead
S. P. Davies
Gin
Roy Davis
Fred Feldt
Fred Hahlen
Carl Streit
Monroe
John’ Wirth Jr
Monticello
Weidmer
Charles M. Dixon
Herman Dreeves
Albany
California
Myron Babler
John Kubly
J. L. Bablers
Judith Ann Mauerman
Bert J. Adelman
8Th Street
William Field
Barbara
Billy
Beaver Dam
Clyde Adelman
Adah Zentner
J. C. Adelman
Rockford
Lily Adelman
Whitewater
Donna
Chicago
L. H. Andrews
Mary
Green Bay
Werner Blum
South Wayne
Arthur L. Andrews
Andrews
Marie McKnight
Country Club Hosts Busy Week of Activities
Monroe Country Club hosts diverse events with private and public gatherings. Burgess Battery Co plans golf and steak dinner for 43. Wisconsin Chapter IC College of Surgeons holds banquet and meeting. Women’s auxiliary meets in June. Thursday stag day. high school students hold pre prom dinner and post prom party. Sunday features two pair foursome and smorgasbord.
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Monroe Country Club
Burgess Battery Co
Women's Auxiliary
Wisconsin
International College of Surgeons
Husband Faces Charge In Slaying At Oshkosh
Ronald Blackburn, 35, of Fond du Lac, was to be arraigned in Oshkosh on a first degree murder charge for the shotgun killing of Harvey Schumann, 43, an Oshkosh barber shop proprietor. Blackburn, who previously lived in Oshkosh, admitted the slaying and blamed Schumann for breaking up his home as divorce proceedings unfold.
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Meeamveone UD
Ronald Blackburn
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Blackburn
Harvey Schumann
Schumann
Five Wisconsin Accidents Leave Five Dead
Five people died in weekend accidents across Wisconsin. Frank J. Lassa of Milwaukee, 47, was struck and hurled across vehicles while crossing an intersection and dragged about 80 feet. Others killed or injured include Herbert Jr., ten, Holcombe. Isaac Burger, 67, Cedar Grove, in a Sheboygan County crash.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Frank J. Lassa
Milwaukee
Lassa
Freeport Hospital
Kenneth Obert
Orangeville
Robert Lee Nelson
Dousman
St. Francis
Companions
Freeport
Nel
Palmyra
Jefferson County
Kax A. Kucharski
Herbert Jr
Holcombe
Chippewa County
Isaac Burger
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan
Daniel Teehan Honored by UW Phi Eta Sigma Chapter
Daniel W. Teehan of 1212 22nd Avenue, son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Teehan, joined 109 new initiates into the University of Wisconsin chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, the national scholastic honor society for freshmen. Selection requires a 2.5 GPA or better in the first year, with a perfect 3.0 possible.
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Daniel Teehan
Daniel W. Teehan
22Nd Avenue
Harry L. Teehan
Phi Eta Sigma
University of Wisconsin
Potters Return Here After Mesa Visit and War News
Mr and Mrs James Potter return to Monroe after a stay in Mesa Arizona and a Washington D C visit with their Navy reservist son Eugene. They then visited his Chicago family before arriving in Monroe to reopen their home and spend Mother's Day with Mrs Anna Burkhalter.
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James Potter
Iater
Mesa
Ariz
Anna Burkhalter
Potters
Washington, D. C
Eugene
Navy
Chicago
Monroe
Campbell sisters visit from Monroe here for a stay
Miss Jessie Campbell, retired schoolteacher who once taught at a California deaf school, and her sister Deal Campbell from Monroe arrived by car and house trailer to visit friends at Chesebro's trailer park on Highway 1181. Jessie now lives in Long Beach, while Deal is listed as hospitalized in Munsan Korea. Arnold Rohrer returned from a two month trip to Switzerland and Germany by plane, his first visit home in 33 years.
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Campbell
Jessie
Deal Campbell
Monroe
Chesebro
Highway 1181
School For the Deaf
California
Long Beach
Arnold Rohrer
Switzerland
Germany
Tit
Rations charge U N officials over armistice talks
The report accuses Communists of turning armistice talks into propaganda. A plenary session was set for Tuesday as Vice Admiral Joy, senior U N delegate, disassociated the alliance from propaganda. The piece also mentions Allen families renting a home linked to the meeting and a separate local accident. Webster Maske Hart, 42, sustained a fractured ankle from a farm accident and was treated at St. Clare hospital. A tulip trip by charter bus leaves Thursday at 3 a.m. for Holland, Michigan with 29 people from nearby towns.
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Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Reds
U. N. Command
George W. Allen
C. W
U.N. Com
Lena Schneider
Webster Maske
Hart Webster Maske
Route 5
St. Clare Hospital
High U S Legal Aide Failed Three Bar Tests
Deputy Attorney General A. Devitt Banech told House investigators he failed bar exams two or three times in DC and at least once in Virginia before obtaining a Tennessee license in 1940. He refuted a Who's Who claim of a Peekskill Military Academy degree and said he was correcting it. Separately, Mr and Mrs Carl Schumacher and family spent Sunday at Crystal Lake, TH, on business.
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Washington
A. Devitt Banech
House
District of Columbia
Virginia
Tennessee
Vanech
Who's Who
Peekskill
N.Y.) Military Academy
Carl Schumacher
Marian
Alton Schumacher
Alton Jr
Crystal Lake
Monroe Lions elect officers at Swiss Wheel restaurant
It was announced that Monroe Lions club will hold an election of officers at its meeting tonight at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Mr and Mrs Carl Jenny left this morning for New York after visiting in Monroe with friends. They will sail next week to Dornach Switzerland. Jenny, formerly of Monroe, has since worked in California and with an oil company. Mrs Jenny’s first visit to Monroe. Convalescing Fred Altenbernd of Dakota Illinois is staying with his daughter and son in law in Monroe after hospital care. Mrs Harold Holcomb began work at Burnell's in the Shopping Center.
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LIONS
Monroe Lions Club
Swiss Wheel
Carl Jenny
New York
Fred Ritschard
Fred Boesiger
Jennys
Dornach
Switzerland
Jenny
Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
America
California
Fred Altenbernd
Dakota
Clifford Leck
11Th Avenue
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Burnell
Harold Holcomb
Burnell’s
House To Probe Jury at St Louis grand jury findings
The House Judiciary subcommittee in St Louis will hold public hearings next Wednesday to examine reports of interference with a federal grand jury investigation into tax scandals. James P Finnegan former St Louis internal revenue collector was indicted and convicted. the action followed a U S District Judge George Moore’s dissatisfaction with the initial probe.
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Sem Hingiun
House
St. Louis
Chelf
D-Ky
Judiciary
Grand Jury
James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue
Finnegan
U. S
George Moore
U N Planes Bomb Rail Network in Korea
U N warplanes attacked the North Korean rail system with saturation strikes on the Kanggye Sinanju line near Huichon. Nine B 29 bombers dropped 90 tons on the Huichon bridge while fighter bombers cratered rails in 80 places south of Sunchon. Eighth Army reports 1149 Reds killed, 1364 wounded, 21 captured May 1 to 7, down 400 casualties from the prior week.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Kanggye-Sinanju
Huichon
Sunchon
U. N
Mundung
Eighth Army
Skat Expert Anton Bonk Dies at 78 in Two Rivers
Anton S. Bonk, 78, a retired drag line operator and longtime skat player, died yesterday after a three year illness. Bonk was a widely recognized skat expert who had played the game for 65 years in Two Rivers.
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Anton S. Bonk
Bonk
Women to Meet Green Bay Convention Opens Here
The 37th annual Wisconsin Council of Catholic Women convention opens here tomorrow for three days with several hundred delegates expected to attend. The event will feature discussions on church and community affairs and include guest speakers from across the state.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Council of Catholic Women
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Exeter Township
Leland Raymond Strommen
Blanchardville
Wir
Robert Gissing
Domenic Bongiorno
Bernard Thompson
Platteville
Ralph Alderman
the Lumber Humber
iHousing Credit
Frank Walters
Elston West
Arthur Hanson Jr
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Anna Elmer
Weatherman
Homemakers
Union Bus Depot
Leo L. Carter
Rantoul, I
Ralph Strasser
John B. Ruff
Route 2
Emma Bacon
Burton Bacon
Tommy
Lester Bacon
Frank Bacon
Ross Baumgartner
Moline
Clarence C. Warfel
Warfel
Illinois Synod
Joliet
Clyde Chambers
Walter Stauffer
John Stackpole
Winslow
Stackpole
Roy White
Ward Stackpole
Harold McConnell
Wiota
Country Club
Central First National
Harry C. Young
FE Assurance
Bank
Alfred H. Henning
Holland
Juda
U.S
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Ion
Educ
Armstrong Steel
G.T.U
Century Service CO
John B. Holtshopple Jr
10Th Street
Near Il
Aane
Eaeser
St.Louis
U.N
Goetz
Gabe
William Bendix
Groucho Marx
Marie Wilson
James Stewart
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