Kathryn Krauss Honored In Wisconsin State Music Festival
Kathryn Krauss daughter of Mr and Mrs Gottlob Krauss 1417 15th avenue was named alternate winner for one of four scholarships to the University of Wisconsin summer clinic at the state music festival in Madison. Monroe entries earned 20 firsts 13 seconds and one third with Kathryn receiving starred first in oboe and sisters Virginia and Mildred also noted. Five Monroe vocal groups won firsts and 24 instrumentalists had 13 firsts.
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Kathryn Krauss
Gottlob Krauss
15Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Music Hall
Monroe Boys
Monroe
Kathryn
Virginia
Mildred
State University
State Music Clinic
Alo
Clinic
Allan Prisk
Dorothy Webster
Virginia Knaack
JoAnn Meyer
Heidi Pfaeffli
Nanci Moldenhauer
Karen Bender
Mildred Cotherman
Rudolf Maurer
Jack Andereck
Fred Huber
Patricia Thorp
Carolyn Spring
Mary Ann Huber
R L Rote Declines Comment On Tax Story
Monroe businessman and state business leader Robert L. Rote said he had no comment on a Madison newspaper story alleging income understatement for state tax purposes in 13 of 21 years from 1927 to 1947. He cannot confirm the figures and says the incident is closed after settlement with the state commission. The piece noted a $5000 deduction claimed for a wedding gift to his daughter in 1947.
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Robert L. Rote
Monroe
State Business Association
Madison
Rote
Capital Times
Evening Times
State Commission
Margaret Stansbury
Mrs. Norder 72 of Clarno Dies in Madison Hospital
Mrs. William Norder 72 of Clarno township died at 7 30 a m Sunday in St Marys hospital Madison after five weeks as patient and eight months illness. Born Nellie Flanigan June 29 1876 in Adams township she married William Norder May 25 1908 at St Victors. They farmed near Monroe before moving to Clarno area 39 years ago. Survived by husband, son Joseph Madison, daughters Alice Beloit Celia at home, half siblings J H Flanigan Adams and Mrs Mary Cummings Perry Ind. Funeral Wednesday 9 a m Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 a m at St Victors with burial at Calvary cemetery. Rosary Tuesday 8 20 p m at the funeral home.
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William Norder
Clarno Township
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
Nellie Flanigan
William and
Mary Lacey Flanigan
Adams Township
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Monroe
Perry
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Burglars Lift Safe From Trimborn Bros Super Market
Over the weekend unknown burglars stole a safe containing $2000 from the Trimborn Bros market in Milwaukee. They wrestled the heavy safe out of the store on a hand truck before fleeing.
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Milwaukee
Trimborn Bros
Tornado Rips Amarillo. Four Dead and Dozens Injured
A brief but deadly Amarillo tornado last night killed four and injured about 70 as relief crews from across the region battled wreckage. Hospitals reported many with cuts and bruises while Red Cross teams arrived from St. Louis to aid in the crisis.
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Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Red Cross
St. Louis
Two Women Injured In Sunday Car Crash
In a Sunday evening collision at 7 50 p m at the intersection of 11th street and 11th avenue Edwin Boss 12th street trailer site and Otto E Klemm 1017 9th avenue were involved. Mrs Klemm suffered a cut chin bruised neck and shoulders and shock while Mrs Boss had a cut left knee. Boss was fined 25 dollars and costs on a reckless driving charge.
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Edwin Boss
12Th Street
Otto E. Klemm
9Th Avenue
11Th Street
11Th Avenue
Boss
Klemm
Llth Street
Llth Avenue
Weatherman Predicts Warmer Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for significant cloudiness and showers with warmer weather tonight. A trout fishing scene was disrupted by sporadic rain as Monticello and nearby areas saw heavy downpours and Monroe reported .03 inch of precipitation. The night low was 57 and the noon high reached 78.
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Monticello
Monroe
Truman forecasts 30 percent cut in Europe dollar shortfall
President Truman reports Europe will see a 30 per cent slash in the dollar shortage under the Marshall plan by mid year. He warns that extensive economic expansion and reform are needed for these nations to end American aid by 1952. He notes China’s communist advance worsened nationalist China’s position and limited ERP activity.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Congress
Economic Cooperation Administration
China
ECA
Mr. Truman
Eisler Held in Bow Street on Extradition Hearing
British magistrate adjourned the extradition hearing of Gerhart Eisler until May 24 after Eisler arrived from Southampton. Eisler, termed America’s No 1 Communist, faces perjury charges and possible return to the United States. He was remanded to jail as bail was denied.
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London
Bow Street Court
Gerhart Eisler
America
United States
Eisler
Southampton
Britain
U. S
Scotland Yard
U. S. Justice
Batory
Bow Street
Officer Gun Victim in Tokyo Killing
The army announced Lt. Peter N. Peterson of Amherst Wisconsin was killed Thursday by an accidental discharge of a pistol he was cleaning in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Army
Peter N. Peterson
Amherst
Wis
Democrats Clash Over Cuts In Spending Or More Taxes
Washington lawmakers heatedly debated postwar fiscal policy as a weekend projection warned of a $3 billion deficit next year. Democratic leaders pushed for tax increases while others urged cutting about $3 billion in federal spending. Aimed at curbing the deficit, the dispute highlighted party splits inside Congress on taxation and budget restraint.
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Washington
Senate-House Tax Committee
Truman
House
McCormack
Mass
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Appropriations Committee
U.S. Prepares to Act in Ford Tieup Case
United Auto Workers threaten to widen the walkout as Ford Motor Co faces a near full-scale production halt. Officials say federal mediation could be sought to end the labor dispute and restore operations.
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U.S
Ford
United Auto Workers
Federsal
Wien Gemnanedie
Harold Walters Hurt In Tractor Accident
Harold Walters, aged about 20, was injured in a tractor accident reported in 1909. Details indicate a farm incident with Walters hospitalized and receiving medical care. Further information remains sparse in the fragment.
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Harold Walters
Green County Pupils Visit Game Farm
Chartered buses will take 27 seventh and eighth graders from Green County rural and state graded schools and teachers to visit a game farm.
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Green County
Game Farm
Vielt
Leader Gar Martister Feeds Federal Agents
Fragmentary report cites Leader Gar Martister and federal agents in a scene described with unclear wording. Names and roles are ambiguous, but the text hints at a political figure interacting with law enforcement.
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Gar Martister
Cat
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