May 16 1952 Weather Notes and Local Transfers
Partly cloudy north and mostly cloudy south with continued cool and light frost in the north tonight. Low 32 to 36 north, 36 to 44 south. high 55 to 60 tomorrow. Hourly temps show a high of 66 and a low of 48 since yesterday. Real estate transfers include Hazel Sears to Charles C De Laney for part of a section in Clarno township. Deaths list Archie H Gibbons and two others. Births announce a daughter to Joseph Shaffer and two sons to Weiss and Vincent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sears
Charles C. DeLaney
Clarno Township
St Clare Hospital Names Dismissals and Surgeries
The St. Clare Hospital Medical list includes Jacob Baumbarger of Warren Illinois and Dona Garland of Shullsburg. Tonsillectomy performed on Thomas Moore of Brooklyn. Surgical cases include Henry Mulcahey of Rockford Mrs Wilbert Zweifel New Glarus Peter Manser Janesville Archie Bobb of Orangeville Mrs Marion Coates Freeport Mrs Harry Carlson Rockford and Lyan Truttman Blanchardville. Dismissals list many patients including James Davis Clarence Erickson Carrie Coalville Rubin Biesemeier Ralph Alderman George Milam Bernard Thompson and others with multiple families and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Baumbager
Warren
Dona Garland
Shullsburg
Thomas Moore
Brooklyn
Henry Mulcahey
Rockford
Wilbert Zweifel
New Glarus
Peter Manser
Janesvill
Archie’ Bobb
Orangeville
Marion Coates
Freeport
Harry Carlson
Lyan Truttman
Blanchardville
James Davis
Clarence Erickson
William Tschabold
Valentine Zibung Jr
Thomas Jenny
William Smith
Two City Accidents Involve Five Vehicles
Two traffic incidents were reported in the morning. A Rock Island woman backed from a parking place on the square and struck a car driven by Dr. T. W. Reilly then hit a parked auto owned by Sam Smith. Another crash involved a truck backing into a parked auto owned by George Srentow near Rosa Florist. In a separate note, Lt. C. W. Cummings and wife welcomed their third child, Thomas Ward, born Monday, while Cummings is recalled to Navy duty in Korean waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Perrin
Rock Island
T. W Reilly
13Th Street
Sam Smith
Brooklyn
Richard A. Eley
1Th Street
George Srentow
Monticello
Rosa Florist
Cummings
C. W. Cummings
Palm City
Calif
Thomas Ward
Lynn Elizabeth
Charles John
Navy
John Anderegg
Route 2
Anderegg
Cumnings
Surgeons and diagnosticians discuss interrelation at Wisconsin ICS meet
The Wisconsin Chapter of the International College of Surgeons held a one day session last night at Monroe Country Club with Dr Schindler addressing 27 surgeons. He outlined how internists aid surgeons and discussed shared medical problems. Proceedings included an operative clinic and papers by local surgeons at Monroe Clinic and St Clare Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn A
Enmaier
Wisconsin
International College Surgeons
Monroe Country Club
Schindler
Oasin
Monroe
Monroe Clinic
St Clare Hospital
Hospital
Drayne J. Fencil
W. B. Gnagi
Keith B. Witte
N.E. Bealer
Eugene E. Eckstam
Ben J Brunkow
Erwin E. Peters
Librar
Sellnow Committed To Waupun Hospital
Frank Sellnow was committed to the State hospital at Waupun for 60 days pre sentence examination by County Judge Harold J. Lamboley. Charges included obtaining beer for a minor and indecent liberties with a minor. Bail was set plus others were jailed or pled guilty in related cases involving assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Frank F. Sellow
Monroe
State Hospital
Waupun
Frank
Deunow
Sellow
Joe Milks
Sheldon Braun
Brodhead
Matt Solliran
J. F. Collins
Senator Olson cited for speeding on 13th Street in city
Police issued a speeding summons to State Senator Melvin J. Olson for driving 42 mph on 13th Street near 25th Avenue. He must report to justice court by May 30 for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afonrce
Dwight C. Coplien
Melvin J. Olson
Sen. Olson
13Th Street
25Th Avenue
Justice Court
Settlement Offer Set for Rail Men
Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman is ready to present a settlement package to the nation’s railroads and three major unions. He has been guiding the rail peace talks since last month, with no formal announcement but reports from close sources indicating a new step may be coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachinulun UK
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Funeral for Mrs Alfred Buhmann in Freeport at 2 p.m
Services were held for Mrs. Alfred Buhmann 51 of Freeport mother of Mrs. Ervin L. Goecks at 2 p.m. today at Ner-Neushwander funeral home. Rev. Paul C. Kehle officiated. Burial in Greenwood cemetery with Eastern Star rites. Pallbearers included Robert Newman George Newman George Grenzow Fred Lasser Ben Miller and Peter Ruef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Buhlmann
Freeport
Ervin L. Goecks
10Th Avenue
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Robert Newman
George Newman
George Grenzow
Fred Lasser
Ben Miller
Peter Ruef
Monroe Social Notes and Local Visits Activate Week
Personal mentions include Robert Abbott of Pecatonica and several Monroe visitors from Beloit Mt. Morris Gratiot and Joliet. Local events note Monroe Woman's Bowling Association meeting May 20 at Turner hall, Rebekah Lodge bake sale May 17 at Odd Fellows hall, and several families planning weekend travels and visits to Maine and Pasque Isle.
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Monroe
Henry Gille
Gratiot
Monroe Woman's Bowling Association
Turner Hall
Paul W. Snowden
Wisconsin Radiological Society
Madison
C. C. Warfel
Clyde Chambers
Illinois Synod
United Lutheran Church
Joliet
Rebekah Lodge
Pickups Along the News Beats
A gopher has taken up residence in the showroom and office of Heuer Sales at 902 17th Avenue. Workers suspect the rodent rode in on a tractor being repaired. Staff feed peanuts popcorn and corn as the animal darts about hiding from strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heuer Sales
17Th Avenue
Ballroom throne crowns school event with coral shell design
A school event decor features a coral shell throne for the king and queen, underwater mural scenes, east wall mural with islanders on surf boards, and a bandstand on the south wall. Tickets provide bleacher seating for parents. artwork by students under J Maureen Bruni with a large coordinating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maureen Bruni
Gary Quinn
Sandra Haworth
Shirley Pickett
Lois Priewe
William Heinzelman
Milton Wolfe
Kenneth Homb
Donna Johson
Thomas Wuetrich
Judith Thorpe
Audrey Peterson
Ray Carter
Glenda
Jean Langston
Racine Assemblyman Resigns After Embezzlement Charge
Racine County first district Democrat assemblyman Harold Gade has resigned after being charged with six counts of embezzling more than 36000 dollars from the Cooperative Credit Union in Racine. Gade, elector to the Assembly in 1948, had served 12 years as treasurer of the Credit Union and turned in his resignation to Governor Kohler today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Wis
Harold Gade
Racine County
First
Gade
Cooperative Credit Union
Racine
Kohler
Assembly
Democrats Name Dever Rayburn Key figures for National Convention
The Democratic convention named Governor Paul A. Dever of Massachusetts as keynote speaker for July 21 and Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas as permanent chairman for the second consecutive national meeting. National committee chairman Frank E. McKinney said Dever and Rayburn provide ideal geographical balance and noted Dever’s broad acceptability among factions after screening the 23 Democratic governors. Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachusetts led the preliminary platform committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wgam
Ercrinnsane
Ted
Nation
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Frank E. McKinney
Dever
Rayburn
MecKir
John W. McCormack
House
Ers
Birthday Dinner Marking Mrs J H Geiger Anniversary
Tomorrow honors Mrs J H Geiger on her birthday at Eugene hotel hosted by three daughters and a granddaughter. The guest list includes Mrs Casper Heimann and Wilma, Mrs Mary Lengacher, and Mrs G L Redman. Geiger, born March 17 1863 in New Glarus, lived near Belleville before settling in Monroe in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Geiger
10Th Street
Eugene
Monroe
Casper Heimann
Wilma
Mary Lengacher
G. L. Redman
Julia Zweiffel
New Glarus
John Henry Geiger
Belleville
Geiger
Monroe Theater
ROTC Awards Made At Madison Review
The University of Wisconsin Reserve Officers Training Corps will present awards to outstanding cadets as a two day federal inspection closes with a review. John F. McNall of Madison will receive the Commandant's Plaque, Armed Forces Communication Association Medal and the Veterans Signal Corps Association Award for all round excellence as an Army cadet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Review
Madison
University Wisconsin Reserve Officers Tank Corps
ROTC
John F. McNall
Armed Forces Communication Association
U. S. Veterans Signal Corps Association
Zany College Raids Spread to Florida Mix of Dorms and Riots
Across several campuses high tension erupts as male student raids target coed dormitories at Columbia Barnard Miami and Harvard. Police and guards clash with crowds of thousands using hoses and arrests follow. The incidents echo similar actions at Florida Nebraska Iowa Purdue Denver Ottterbein and Yale with demonstrators protesting faculty and campus culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zany College
Florida
New York
Columbia University of Miami
Columbia
Barnard College
Nebraska
Iowa
Purdue
Denver
Otterbein College
Ohio
University of Miami
Dickinson
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Camgn
White House
Yale University
CAPT CONNORS HERE FOR VACATION AT HOME
Captain Stephen W Connors of the air force is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs P J Connors at St Paul. He plans to receive a law degree from St Paul College of Law this month. His wife and three daughters remain away. A bake sale by Green County Normal is announced at Holland Grocery Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connors
Stephen W. Connors Paul
P. J. Connors
Air Force
St. Paul
St. Tho St. Paul
St. Paul College of Law
Green County
Holland’ Grocery
U S Tunis Consul Fired On by French in Carthage
In Carthage near the Tunisian Bey’s summer palace, French soldiers fired a submachinegun burst at the automobile carrying U S Consul General John D Jernegan and his party. Two bullets pierced the car but Jernegan, his wife, and two Americans escaped unharmed. Jernegan from San Diego is to leave for home leave and reassignment on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Tunisia
U. S
John D. Jernegan
Jernegan
San Diego
Calif
United States
Jernegans
Louis Horowitz
Cleveland
C. Horowitz
American Joint Distribution Committee
Carthage
Bey Sidi Mohammed Al-Amin
Badger Airman Faces Self Grounding Case
Randolph Air Force Base said charges of willful disobedience of an order to fly have been recommended against Lt William C Kasorf 28 of West Allis Wis. He flew 233 combat hours in World War II and was one of six Randolph airmen who staged a stay down last month. The base reported no new action in the case of another airman 1st Lt Jack L Courtney 28 Appleton Wis a navigator now Amarillo Tex assigned to Air Force East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Air Force Base
William C. Kasorf
West Allis
Wis
Kasorf
Randolph
Jack L. Courtney
Appleton, Wis
Amarillo, Tex
Air Force East
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Darlington
Joseph Shaffer
16Th Avenue
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Seales Mound
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St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co
North Side Square
Sellnow
Waupun Hospital
Chicago
Board of Trade
Robert Abbott
Pecatonica
Carl Mentner
Beloit
Morris Miller
Mt. Morris
August Schultz
McConnell
Richard Whitaller
Madi
Dever, Rayburn
J.h.geiger
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Bendix Mangle New. Reg
Necchi
Universal Sewing Machine
Price Este
Oale Rane
Stromberg Carlson AM
Becaesee
Stromberg Carlson AM Radio
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J. W. Robilette
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