Weather summary for state with scattered showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with widely scattered showers in the west portion tonight and most of the state Sunday. Cooler south portion tonight, warmer west portion Sunday. Low tonight northwest to 48, high Sunday mid 50s northeast to 60s-70s southwest. Precipitation since yesterday 29.38 inches as of 1 p.m. yesterday. Sunrise 4 41, sunset 7 12. Warmest place yesterday Yuma 96, coldest Duluth 33.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Duluth
Minn
Real Estate Transfers In Monticello And Brodhead Areas
Real estate transfers include L. Clark to William Spring for land along Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church and cemetery in Monticello. Swann Gehr Post 197 American Legion to Melvin W. Stuessy in Brodhead, lot 5 block 87. Stuessy to Swann Gehr Post 197 American Legion, land in lots 9 and 7 block 87 in Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clark
William Spring
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Monticello
Swann-Gehr
American Legion
Melvin W. Stuessy
City of Brodhead
Swann- Gehr
Mineral Point man bound over on theft by deception charge
Lucene L A Koenig and James Albert Sampson, both named, are charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Sampson, 30, of Mineral Point, was bound over to county court on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucene L.A. Koenig
James Albert Sampson
Mineral Point
Marriage in two states ties Virginia Hageman to Hennelly
Virginia Irene Hageman of Monroeville and Collis Martin Hennelly of Chicago wed in a ceremony symbolic of a cross state union. The notice lists spouse names and addresses, with a brief marriage announcement tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Irene Hageman
Monroe
Collis Martin Hennelly
Chicago
Accident and medical dismissals list names and places
An OCR excerpt inventories individuals by categories Accident Surgical Medical and Dismissals with names and towns such as Leif Erickson Hol landale Sandra McNull Janesville Leslie Fay Janes ville Shirley M. Green Afton Calvin Phelps Beloit Mrs Fred Karlen Freeport Veronica Quigley Janesville Mrs Peter Rupp Belleville Paul Dom mersnaes Gays Mill and a series of dismissal entries including Mrs Ruth Mc Nair Mrs Walter Swanson Mrs Mary Fitzsimons Mrs James Weir and daughter Mrs Edward Loeffel and daughter Mrs Merrill Jacobs Mrs Fred Schollmeyer Catherine Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Erickson
Hollandale
Sandra McNull
Janesville
Leslie Fay
Shirley M. Green
Afton
Calvin Phelps
Beloit
Fred Karlen
7Th Street
Joseph
Mévers
Freeport
Veronica
Quigley
Peter. Rupp
Belleville
Paul Dommersnaes
Gays Mill
Ruth McNair
Walter Swanson
Mary Fitzsimons
James Weir
Edward Loeffel
Merrill Jacobs
Fred Schollmeyer
Catherine Alexander
Rooms Named For Donors At Local Memorial Hospital
Warrington special reports donors of 1000 dollars to Lara County Memorial Hospital will have rooms named in their honor or in honor of someone they choose. N W Bower, first to give 1000, makes a second donation. Mr and Mrs Charles Barlow, H H Lane also contribute 1000 each. Existing names include Bates O'Brien Post American Legion Edward Beil Congregational Church Co-Workers Ernest Gossner Lafayette County Co operative Creamery Association Lafayette County Highway Employees Dr E D McConnell Ernest Nielson Hattie Penniston Ernest Ramsier Peter Steger Jr Joseph Wiebel. Additional rooms will be dedicated as contributions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Lara County Memorial Hospital
N. W. Bower
Charles Barlow
H. H. Lane
Bates-O'Brien Post
American Legion
Edward Beil
Congregational Church Co-Workers
Ernest Gossner
Lafayette County Co-operative’ Creamery _assoiation
Lafayette County
E. D. McConnell
Ernest Nielson
Hattie Penniston
Ernest Ramsier
Peter Steger Jr
Joseph Wiebel
No Junior Practice Announced by Monroe Junior Legion Coach
Coach Robert Hardell said there will be no Junior practice tomorrow afternoon for the Monroe Junior Legion. A Cardinal game starring Don Rehfeldt with the Madison Fauerbachs will be shown on the field.
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Robert Hardell
Monroe Junior Legion
Cardinal
Don Rehfeldt
Madison Fauerbachs
Tuberculin Tests May Be Deferred in Cattle Pastures
Dr H J O Connell says pasture owners with cattle subject to tuberculin testing can sign pasture release forms and defer testing on that unit until next fall. Farmers pay testing costs themselves. Dr F A McCartney, retired federal veterinarian, assists in Clarno and Jefferson townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. O'Connell
Madison
F. A. McCartney
Campbellsport
Clarno Township
Jefferson
Monroe
McNeel’s 4-H Forestry Legacy and Ranger Mac Impact
The Wisconsin educator led 4-H forestry work distributing over 1,000,000 trees to members and vocational students. He created Ranger Mac radio program winning a 1943 Peabody for best educational radio. Upham Woods youth camp grew under his leadership as he retires, praising local 4-H leaders and youth activists who sustained conservation efforts.
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4H Club
Voca Honal Agriculture
Ranger Mac
Wisconsin
McNeel
Tomaho
Ft. Atkinson
Marathon County
Whitewater
WHA
Upham Woods
Wisconsin River
E. B. Fred
University of Wisconsin
Jonas Staley Rites Held at Belleville
Funeral services for Jonas Staley a 76 year old Madison resident were held today in Belleville. Staley died of a heart attack Thursday at the Nine Springs sewage disposal plant where he worked for J. S. Lunder Construction Co. He collapsed after alighting from a car. Survived by his widow Martha T one sister Della Disch Monticello and one brother Eugene Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wselleville
Opecuu
Jonas Staley
Jenifer Street
Madison
Mr. Staley
Nine Springs
J. S. Lunder Construction Co
Martha T
Della Disch
Monticello
Eugene
Belleville
Personal notices from Albany and nearby towns
A scanned local page lists numerous short visits and hometown movements. Residents from Argyle, Brodhead, Shullsburg, Darlington, Monroe, Albany, Rockford, Janesville, Milwaukee, Mineral Point, Freeport, Belle Plaine, Dayton, and Jefferson travel to family and friends, attend events, and spend weekends. Occasional notes mention Swiss cheese history booklets and a Green County Republican Women’s club dinner invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Melland
Argyle
Kathleen Sheehan
Madison
John’ Denning
Brodhead
May Mullen
Shullsburg
Forrest Bishop
Darlington
Monroe
J.R. Schesser
Warren
Albany
Harlow Ballard
Rockford
Max I. Armstrong
Janesville
Arthur Miller
Richard Egan
Green County
Times Office
Theodore Altmann
John Kopp Jr
George King
Rodney Kittelsen
Green Bay
Burlington
Gayle
F. J. Roub
Northwestern University
J. A. Rouch
F. J
Green County Republican Women's Club
Turner Hall
R. W
Blaha
O. A. Moldenhauer
Leslie H. Andrews
South Wayne
Werner |Blum
1Th Avenue
Swiss Guest To Show Pictures Here May 20
Swiss guest Magg from Basel will present a two hour program at Turner hall next Saturday May 20 at 8 p.m. The show features two all color films and scenic pictures including the origin of the Swiss railroad system a century ago to today. Magg, a coat of arms designer and member of the Institute of Swiss Heraldry, tours the United States.
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von A Mag
Bie
Swizerland
Switzerland
Turner Hall
Magg
Institute of Swiss Heraldry
Iowa Convict Foiled After Planting 'Mike' In Parole Board Room
Pete Hellyer, 47, of Waterloo, Iowa, secretly installed a microphone and built a radio transmitter in the Anamosa State Reformatory to eavesdrop on closed parole board sessions. He smuggled some recordings out via an intermediary in Chicago after the setup was uncovered. Hellyer, convicted 19 years ago for a sex crime, allegedly received help from other inmates in the scheme.
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Weaar Napias
Iowa
State Board of Parole
Anamosa
Jim Bormann
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Bormann
Chicago
Pete Hellyer
Waterloo
Hellyer
Parole Board
Mrs George Flint of Argyle Dies at 99
Mrs Elizabeth Rundel Flint of Argyle dies at St. Clare hospital at 1 30 pm aged 99 after long illness. Survived by son Wilbur of Argyle. preceded by son Melvin two infant daughters and husband in August 1940. Born Elizabeth Rundel married George Flint June 24 1889.
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George Hunt
Argyle
St. Clare
Erickson Funeral Home
Wilbur
Melvin
Elizabeth Rundel
George Flint
George H. Joslin
LaSalle Session Keeps Dr Bear Busy In Chicago
Dr N E Bear returns tonight from an Ambulatory Fracture association meeting at the LaSalle hotel in Chicago where he serves on the board of regents. Russell Miller of Juda hired as salesman at Richardson Electric Co Monroe. Miller and family moved from Walworth to Juda living with Retzlaffs until quarters found here. 30FTBALL POSTPONED Local recreation director L L Kitchen says city softball start delayed a week with new schedule dates to follow. Incinerator praised University of Iowa professor Morgan reports local plant best he and colleagues have seen and recommends it for small cities. Home from Navy Wallace W Wieser storekeeper third class discharged after 34 months, returning from USS Salem duty in Boston. parents Mr and Mrs Walter W Wieser of 1810 15th Avenue. Runs for Congress LaCrosse State Sen Rudolph Schlabach announces candidacy for third district. Sauk City Mrs Roy Fingerhuth 50 route one Spring Green killed in car crash near here.
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Lasalle
N. E. Bear
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
Board of Regents
Russell Miller
Juda
Richardson Electric Co
Monroe
Miler
David
Walworth
Peter Retzlaff
NAVY
Wallace W. Wieser
Boston
Salem
Walter W. Wieser
15Th Avenue
United States orders mass expulsion of Czech diplomats
The United States orders 22 of 33 Czech diplomatic staff in the U S to leave in retaliatory move after about 40 Americans are expelled from communist Czechoslovakia. Prague must close consulates in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, while Washington and New York posts continue with reduced staffs. The note was delivered as a formal request and diplomats were told to depart within a reasonable time.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Prague
State Department
Wisconsin cheese leaders share standards at Madison meeting
Helen E Steari of the Wisconsin Swiss and Lim burger Cheese Producers association attended a Wisconsin Dairy Federation committee gathering in Madison on suggested minimum standards for dairy plants. Robert E Hardell will judge cheese at the Ohio State fair August 25. David Manwaring and John Ferris of Utah cheese interests left for Detroit after attending the National Cheese Institute in Chicago and visiting Monroe plants. Manwaring, vice president of Nelson-Rick Co, based in Salt Lake City, and Ferris, who heads Utah cheese operations, are linked to former Monroe official Charles A Buck with the Utah concern.
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Helen E. Steari
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Madison
Wisconsin Dairy Federation Committee
Robert E. Hardell
The
Cheese Laboratory, Inc
David Manwaring
John Ferris
Utah
Detroit
National Cheese Institute
Chicago
Monroe
Manwaring
Nelson-Rick Co
Salt Lake City
Ferris
Charles A. Buck
Wandering Bear Shot In Downtown Superior
A one pound bear wandered into Superior and was shot by police after five officers pursued it. A 5 am call reported the bear near the Great Northern railroad roundhouse. The animal was wounded and killed one block from the main business district.
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Superior
Great Northern Railroad
Rampaging Red River Up Again at Winnipeg
Floodwaters advance as Red River resumes rise above Winnipeg after a six hour lull. US expert says peak still at least 65 miles away. River system已 drenched over 540 square miles of southern Manitoba, threatening further inundation.
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Red River
Winnipeg
Ury
U. S
Manitoba
Crandall Oil Tanks Bring Storage Capacity to Albany Rail Spur
The Crandall Oil Co has leased land from Chester Ferguson and installed six bulk gasoline and fuel oil tanks along the railroad tracks north of the depot. First use of the tanks was planned today. Three tanks hold 12 000 gallons and three hold 7000 gallons.
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Crandall Oil Co
Chester Ferguson
Wind damage claims filed after big blow in Iowa townships
A New Glarus insurance agent processed 70 wind damage claims last Saturday, estimating total damage near 9000 dollars. Barn additions are underway for Ralph and Abe Kubley and Ray Talmadge in Mt Pleasant township, by Henry C Klassy of Monticello. New roofing being installed on the Mrs Emma Rechsteiner barn in Sylvester township.
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Glarus
Ralph and
Abe Kubley
Mt. Pleasant Township
Ray Talmadge
Henry C. Klassy
Monticello
Emma —Rechsteiner
Sylvester Township
Sanders Coolidge Ride Taken at 68
Washington Everett Sanders, 68, former Republican National Committee chair and Calvin Coolidge secretary, collapsed and died in his law offices after suffering a heart ailment. He served four terms as U.S. representative from Indiana and helped arrange 1928 Swiss cheese presentation for the president in Superior Wisconsin. Emery A. Odell recalled Sanders arranging photos with the Green County delegation.
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Washington
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Calvin Coolidge
U.S
Indiana
Mr. Sanders
Coolidge
Superior
Wis
Emery A. Odell
the Times
Green ‘County
Window Washer Dies In Milwaukee Plunge
George Dykstra, 40, fell three stories after a rain pipe gave way while cleaning a building in Milwaukee. His fellow worker Lester Seefeld and bystanders attempted rescue as spectators watched. Fire department arrived swiftly but a life net could not be set in time. In a separate note, Will B. Lyon, 82, former Sheboygan county board chairman, died at his Plymouth home after long retirement.
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Bee Pepe
Cros
Ife
George Dykstra
Dykstra
Lester Seefeld
Plymouth
Will B. Lyon
Sheboygan
Lyon
Plymouth Lumber and Fuel Co
Boy wins contest on why his mother is best
Lloyd Williams, 12, a newspaper carrier in St. Petersburg, wins a contest with the line I think my mother is the best because she stays on speaking terms with God and spanking terms with me.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Williams
Big Three Meet to Press Southeast Asia Policy
Foreign ministers from three nations vow support for governments opposing communist expansion in Southeast Asia. They form a specialist committee to study European migration from overcrowded states, notably Italy and Germany, and pursue clearer German policy to be released publicly. A New York meeting is planned before the next UN session.
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Konuu
Vey
Southeast Asia
Foriign
Spe Chal
Europe
Italy
Germany
Africa
New York
United Na
Villa Louis Seizure by City Mayor Seizes Historic Villa
Mayor William D. Carroll seized the Villa Louis from the state historical society claiming the city held title and could not transfer ownership. City representatives took over society accounts, ordered Florence Bittner to hand over sightseer funds, and refused to sign deeds despite legal approvals from the attorney general's office and Prairie du Chien city attorney.
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Rrairie Au
Attorney” General's Office
Prairie du Chien
Mrs Dreyfuss Dies In Pittsburgh At 78
Florence Wolf Dreyfuss, former owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, died after a three week illness in Montefiore Hospital. She was 78 and inherited the club from her husband Barney Dreyfuss in 1932.
Keefe Rally Set for May 22 in Oshkosh
A testimonial dinner for Rep. Frank B. Keefe will be held May 22 at the Atheran hotel in Oshkosh hosted by supporters aiming to draft the Republican congressman for re election in Wisconsin's sixth district.
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Keefe
Fond du Lac
Frank B. Keefe
Wis
Congress
Atheran
Oshkosh
Strauss Widow Pauline Strauss Dies at 87 in Germany
Garmisch Partenkirchen widow of Richard Strauss, Pauline Strauss, died at her home today. Officials report she was 87 and that her husband, the composer, died last September.
Pickups Along The News Beats Incident at Rummage Sale
A Monroe business representative set down his briefcase to help with rummage articles at the IOOF hall rummage sale. On returning, his case had been sold and the buyers removed the papers before leaving. The sale organizer cannot recall who bought the item.
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Monroe
IOOF
Five to Receive UW Degree Awards at Edison
The University of Wisconsin will award five honorary degrees at its June 16 commencement. John Callahan longtime Wisconsin state superintendent of public instruction receives Doctor of Laws. Lily Ross Taylor Bryn Mawr dean of the graduate school gets Doctor of Letters. George W. Mead president of Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co. Wisconsin Rapids receives Doctor of Laws. Philip D. Reed chairman of General Electric Co. is honored with Doctor of Laws. Frank B. Morrison Cornell animal husbandry professor earns Doctor of Science.
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Edison
University of Wisconsin
Board of ‘Regents
John Callahan
Wisconsin
Lily Ross Taylor
Bryn Mawr College
George W. Mead
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co
Wisconsin Rapids
Philip D. Reed
Michigan Posse Hunts Ohio Prison Fugitives
Sault Ste. Marie Mich One hundred armed men patrolled a bush area in a land sea and air search for two escapees from an Ohio prison farm Lloyd Russell 29 and Paul 24 believed to be in the Barbeau area south of the city They are also wanted for questioning in a 4400 bank robbery at Nottawa Mich Crommelin Retires
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ohio
Barbeau
Here
Lloyd Russell
Paul
London
Nottawa
Green County Historical Society Elects May 25
The Green County Historical Society will elect directors and adopt bylaws at its annual meeting on May 25 at 8 p.m. in the Green room of the Ludlow Memorial Library. President Marshall L. Peterson announced the event. The agenda includes amendment of the articles of incorporation to conform to State Historical Society recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Historical Society
Ludlow Memorial Library
Marshall L. Peterson
State Historical Society
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Gottfried Erb
Rice Lake
Harold Whitehead
Ivan Hartch
Harold O. Gilbertson
O'Connell
Pat
Mike
L. L. Kitchen
Philip F. Morgan
University of Iowa
Marcus Powell
Z. A. Gorder
Congress LaCrosse
Rudolph Schlabach
LaCrosse
Sauk City
Roy Fingerhuth
Route One
Spring Green
Wandering Bear
Milwaukee
Flying Scout
Bauman
Connors
Big Three Bucks
Anti Red Nations
Villa Louis
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Michigan
Crommelin
John G. Crommelin
Defense Department
U. S Senate
Alabama
Bauman & Denney Burn
Zeuilf
MISS
Marie
Historical Society
Huber
Swiss Colony Cheese Store
Sins Sp Mts
Hubert
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