John Deininger, 86, Dies After Heart Attack in Monroe
Monroe resident John Deininger 86 died at 11 30 p m in his home after a heart spell and later a severe recurrence He had farmed 38 acres growing to 375 acres and served on local boards He leaves ten children 16 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren plus a sister funeral set at St John s church with interment Greenwood cemetery
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John Deininger
Monroe
15Th St
Deininger
Michael and
Rosina Kuhnie Deininger
Richland School
Jefferson
Emme Lanz
Sylvester Township
Jefferson and Charno
Green County
Monoe
First National Bank
Citizens Bank
Bite
Green County Mutual Insurance Co
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Deiingers
Ernest
Frank
Alfred
Sohn
Walter
Joliet
Tll
John
Gertrude Myers
Herman D. Legler Monroe
Walter Whitcomb
Lena Deininger
Paul C. Kehie
Greenwood Cemetery
William C Schultz Dies at 67 in St Clare Hospital
William C. Schultz 67 a custodian of Universalist church died at 2 45 a m in St Clare hospital three weeks after a cerebral hemorrhage He was born May 27 1878 in Clarno township and lived in Monroe He is survived by his wife two daughters seven stepdaughters and two stepsons one brother and two sisters plus 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral arrangements to be announced with Rev Paul C Keble officiating.
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William C. Schultz
Universalist Church
St. Clare Hospital
Clarno Township
Frederick
Augusta Behring Schultz
Minnie Tertin
Cadiz
Schultz
Rosa Koch
Jordan
Cadiz Township
Monroe
16Th Ave
Stanley Beach
Frank Lindsay
Rockford
Arthur Schultz
Anna Mavermann
Ronald W. Lindsay
GMC 3/c
Norfolk
Fred
Donald S. Beach
New Guinea
Browntown Evanchurch
St. John’s
Senate Agrees to House Draft Amendments Amid Expiration Threat
Senator Hill says Senate will accept House prohibitions on drafting fathers and teens as the draft act nears expiration. Chairman Thomas seeks Senate approval of House amendments while the White House considers an emergency order to preserve selective service machinery. Officials warn such an order could not restore inductions or rights if the law ends tonight.
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Washington
Hill
Ala
Senate
House
Senate Military Committee
Elbert Thomas
Military Committee
White House
Congres
Charles G. Ross
Congress
Fox Bounty Totals Reported by Green County Officials
County Clerk Clarence Lengacher announced that Fox bounties paid in recent weeks totaled 38 dollars. The largest single payout went to Albert Babler of New Glarus for four cub gray foxes at eight dollars. Other collectors included Ralph Siedschlag Clarno two red, Ivan Hartwig Jordan three red, Emmanuel G Stauffacher Monroe two red, Oscar Paulson Blanchardville three red, Christ Balziger Juda three red, and William A Schuetz Monroe route 3 two red.
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Green County
Clarence Lengacher
Albert Babler
New Glarus
Ralph Siedschlag
Clarno
Ivan Hartwig
Jordan
Emmanuel G. Stauffacher
Monroe
Oscar Paulson
Blanchardville
Christ Balsiger
Juda
William A. Schuetz
McNarney cites mishandling in Lichfield trial cases
General Joseph T. McNarney announced that an army investigation has revealed instances of mishandling in the trials following reports of brutality toward American soldiers in Lichfield England detention barracks.
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Frankfurt
Joseph T. McNarney
United States
Europe
Lichfield
England
Schools in Home Stretch as Final Exams Begin
The 1945 46 Monroe school year enters final exams with shorthand and typing tests on Wednesday through Friday and senior high closing exams on May 20 and 21. State music festival entrants head to Madison May 22. senior class picnic and May 19 baccalaureate are planned. Commencement May 23 with Dr. Carey Croneis as speaker. 112 seniors expected. alumni dance May 24.
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Monroe
Monroes
Madison
Freeport
Leroy Leats
Union Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Auditorum
Carey Croneis
Beloit College
Monroe Alumni Association
Alumni Association
Monroe High School Alumni Dance Reunion Set for May 24
With limited time to buy tickets Theo J Burgy and the ticket committee push advance sales for Monroe high school alumni reunion in the gym. The graduating class of 1946 will be guests, saluting 1943 44 45 and 46. Music by Dan Garson's orchestra runs 9 to 1. Couples require at least one Monroe graduate.
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Monroe High School
Theo J. Burgy
High School
Association
Thrce
Dan Garsen
Safety Check to Begin Nationwide Traffic Inspection
City County and State Police announce a one to six week safety check across the country. Police will inspect brakes lights tires windshield wipers and horns on cars involved in accidents or violations. Drivers with serious defects will be urged to repair immediately but no penalties will be imposed for mechanical faults unless local laws apply. Leaflets on safe driving will be shared.
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United States
Canada
J. H. Schwaiger
Monroe
George Armstrong
Nathan Burgy
Benkert Heads Green County Red Cross in annual meeting
Arthur C. Benkert was elected chairman of the Green county chapter American Red Cross at the annual meeting in the county court room resuming the chairmanship after a year in the armed forces. Fred Feutz was re appointed vice chairman with John Andereck resigning.
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Arthur C. Benkert
Green County
American Red Cross
Fred Feutz
Benkert
John Andereck
Maurice Quinn
Paul C. Kehle
Alvin C. Rabehl
Adolph Lery
J. L. Norton
Leo H. Share
Roland R. Etter
Alvin F. Bolgrien
E. B. Lux
May L. Luchsinger
Harold C. Heimann
Truman signs airport bill authorizing 500 million for seven years
President Truman signed into law a measure approving 500 million dollars in federal expenditures over the next seven years for airport construction and development. The act aims to expand and modernize airfield infrastructure nationwide.
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Washington
Truman
Hoover Opposed To Ration Plans
Washington AP stabilization director Chester Bowles said he would back restoring food rationing if world food conditions tighten after a survey led by former President Herbert Hoover. Hoover opposed early rationing until harvests. He noted voluntary conservation could suffice through 1946, with relief continuing until 1947 harvests.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Truman
Clinton P. Anderson
Mr. Truman
Anderson
Europe
Africa
Asia
Large Brown Swiss herd sells for record total
A herd of 85 Brown Swiss dairy cattle sold at auction for 50 745 dollars, averaging 597 per head. Owners E J Sullivan and son J S Sullivan retire from dairy. Top price 2250 dollars to John Oster of Burlington Wisconsin. other high bids included 1650 and 1300 dollars. Charles Ortgiesen Milwaukee bought eight cows for 4900 dollars and Harold Illing Waukesha bought three for 1000 each.
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Freeport
United States
E. J. Sullivan
J. S. Sullivan
Sullivans
John Oster
Burlington
Wis
Oster
Charles Ortgiesen
Milwaukee
Harold Illing
Waukesha
Grain Restriction Program Extended Through Mid 1947
The Agriculture Secretary announced a continuation of wheat use limits to mid 1947 to aid famine areas abroad. The plan keeps an 80 percent flour extraction rate and caps domestic distribution, with annual readjustments and new orders to requisition 25 percent of purchased wheat for export commitments. Farmers must offer at least half of their delivered grain for sale for storage.
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Washington
Anderson
Rail Chief Dies in St Louis At 71 After Illness
Lewis W Bald chief of Missouri Pacific lines for 23 years died at his home after a several weeks illness. Bald led the railroad in expanding routes and service during his tenure, leaving a notable mark on midwest transportation.
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St. Louis
Lewis W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Lines
Will iam Roddick Schuetze Born To Monroe Clerk
William Roddick Schuetze, son of W R Schuetze of Monroe, arrived at St. Clare hospital late yesterday. The newborn was named for both grandfathers and arriving with joy despite a busy day for the father. The father plans a pony saddle and whip as a first gift from Conrad Bosshart of Brodhead.
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W. R. Schuetze
Monroe Clothier
Conrad Bosshart
Brodhead
Schuetze
Green County Fair Association
Willie Schuetze
Levy Demands Hit Mine Welfare and Union Policy
John Lewis urged a 7 percent payroll levy on operators to fund a $70 million miners welfare fund covering medical service hospitalization life and health insurance rehabilitation and education. CIO leaders criticized President Truman while miners faced ongoing plant shutdowns and uncertainty over contract talks and benefits.
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Washington
John Lewis
United Mines Workers
Lewis
Truman
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
UMW
John P. Busarello
Pittsburgh
Keystone State
Truman召¿ railroad wage talks aim to avert large strike
President Truman called White House talks with the big five railroad brotherhoods and operators to head off a Saturday strike that would halt the rail system. Ballots were ready for 1.1 million non operating unions seeking higher pay amid a 30 day cooling off period and potential fact finding.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Chicago
Infant Siamese Twins Die in Portland Hospital
The Siamese twin girls born a week ago to Mr and Mrs Edward Horse of Deep River Washington died in a Portland hospital. One twin died at 9 35 a m and the other 25 minutes later. The mother aged 26 felt both saddened and relieved at the news as hospital staff described her reaction.
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Portland
Ore
Edward Horse
Deep River
Wash
Vaccination Gap Among German Troops Noted by U S Doctor
Dr. William S Middleton reported at the American College of Physicians that ألمانيا Luftwaffe and certain paratroop units received tetanus vaccination while other German troops remained unprotected, leading to high morbidity and mortality from tetanus. He cited diphtheria outbreak in a German camp of 20 000 prisoners compared with the U S Army in Europe.
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Philadelphia
Hitler
Luftwaffe
William S. Middleton
University of Wisconsin Medical School
American College of Physicians
Middleton
United States
Europe
Rural Eighth Grade Exams Held In Court Room
Thirty two eighth grade pupils took their final four hour examinations today in the circuit court room of the courthouse under the direction of Miss Florence Wartenweiler county superintendent. Twenty four pupils came from rural schools and four from the county training school model room.
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Court House
Florence Wartenweiler
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