Daily weather notes and temperature readings
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with occasional showers starting in the extreme west tonight. Little temperature change expected. Year ago today records show a high of 69 and a low of 44. Barometer readings at 2 am 29.40 and 2 pm 29.35. Fresno California was the warmest place in the U.S. yesterday at 101 while Havre Montana was the coldest at 33. Sunrise is 4 33 and sunset 7 22.
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U.S
Fresno
Calif
Havre
Mont
Real Estate Transfers and Justice Notices Summary
Amanda Gilbertson blocks 156 Brad property transfers listed alongside miscellaneous justice cases. Births show a new son at St. Clare Hospital to Mr and Mrs Isaac New Glarus, with May Iderman noted. The text includes drivers license issues and financial amounts of $10 in a be lait context.
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St. Clare Hospital
Isaac New Glarus
May Iderman
Surgical dismissals and patient list from St. Clare Hospital
A hospital notice lists patients and staff from St. Clare Hospital including Mrs. Stewart Hurl Edgerton Ward Merritt and others such as Shirley Fjelstad Mt. Horeb and Mrs. George Gaskin Beroit along with medical staff Ross Patchen Albany and Luann Reimann for a tensillectomy. Dismissals include Mrs. John White and daughter Walter Latton Edward John Roy Altman and others.
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Stewart Hurlbut
Edgerton
Ward Merritt
Browntown
Fred Zaugg
12Th Street
Shirley Fjelstad
Mt. Horeb
George Gaskin
Beroit
Selmer Halverson
New Glarus
Ross Patchen
Albany
Luann Reimann
John White
Walter Latton
Edward John
Roy Altman
John Schneider
Michael Curran
Loren Bisegger
Wisconsin Phone Strike Ends After Washington Settlement
B Le Fevre president of the Telephone Guild of Wisconsin said all state strike actions ended yesterday with the ACEW and Western Electric Co agreement in Washington. ACEW strikers had picketed state exchanges while guild members returned to work two weeks earlier. Rhinelander Telephone Co employees, guild members, won wage increases from 8 to 12 dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwauxce—Ury
Armour B. le Fevre
Telephone Guild of Wisconsin
Washington
Association of Communications Equipment Workers
Western Electric Co
ACEW
le Fevre
Rhinelander
Wis
Davis Funeral Services Held at Stuessy Home
Funeral services for Davis were conducted at 2 this afternoon at the Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Charles A Briges officiating. Six grandsons served as pallbearers: Floyd, Paul, Allen C, Roger, Lawrence and Clay Davis. Mrs. Winnie Kuebli and Mrs. Fred B. Marty sang.
O K O nsk i Clarifies Stand on Radio in Merrill Wis
O K O n sk i says he entered radio to save money in a sound investment and serve Merrill, while a McCarthy bill to bar lawmakers from holding radio licenses sparked a brief dispute. McCarthy denied knowing of O K on ski s applications when introducing the measure tied to LaFollette s Milwaukee radio stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Wis
O'Konski
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
O’konski
McCarthy
LaFollette
Milwaukee
Army Navy Merger Faces Senate Showdown Over Unified Command
The Senate Armed Services Committee moves toward a showdown on Truman era plans for a single cabinet officer to oversee land sea and air forces. House expenditures panel delays unification, eyeing hearings on other presidential reorganization plans. Chairman Hoffman blames Truman for blocking unification as hearings run about a week.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Capitol
House Expenditures Committee
Hoffman (Rmich
House
Local Social Notes Show Monroe Shopper Roundup Across Town
A stream of brief social notes records visits and shopping trips by residents from Juda Darlington Monticello Orangeville and other towns. Specific names include Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt Mrs Arlow Miller and Miss Ella Kiley among many others visiting Monroe Madison and nearby locales. Several entries mention weekend visits hospital stays and travel to cities such as New York Washington D C and Los Angeles.
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Wayne Vanderbilt
Juda
Monroe
Arlow Miller
Darlington
Madison
B. F. Rostad
Brodhead
Baltz Hoesly
Monticello
Bernard Cash
Los Ange- Paareen Glee
Act Totman
Belleville
S. Montgomery
Dale Taft
Browntown
Harley Zimmerman
Orangeville
Bonner White
Marie Monte
Ira Armstrong
John Kopp
Carolyn
Ardell
E. A. Janke
New York
Washington, D.C
Charlotte Bayne
Fay
Welty
Freeport
Ella Kiley
Hazel Green
Glen DuBois
Middleton
Times Office
Adv
Minnie Hanson
Frances
Mark Winger
Maurice Winger
Argyle
Paul Halverson
W. J. Brooks
Peter Rude
Blanchard
Clare Krauss
Musette Chryst
Katherine Bowell
Fred Burgy
Mary S. Soseman
Monticel
Dorothy Klingbiel
Katheleen
Milwaukee
Glenn Roderick
Regula Voegels
Louise Zweifel
Oklahoma ’ City
Wayne Weatherhead
Winnebago
Hannah Westerman
Fred
Helen Peck
Margaret Geissler
Minneapolis
Stauffacher
John Blotz
Mollie B. Tollefson
Three Lakes
Resident and visitor notes from area in brief
Airs en Free Port today, Jaseth Rieawer was in Chicago Frees Hierro destaes yesterday from Clarna. Floyd Gibbs, former Monroe resident, was here today from Mooseheart Ill. Miss Joyce Gerber visits her parents in Blanchardville. Miss Beverly Murphy visits her mother in Blanchardville. Mrs. Robert Cashman and son Tommy guests of her mother in Darlington. Miss Kathryn Speich from Clarno resigns from First National bank. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wittner and others spent yesterday in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trickel plan a Lake Delton vacation. Mrs. Bertha Burkhard visits Monticello. Miss Joan Root resigns from First National bank to return to Monticello.
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Chicago
Clarna
Floyd Gibbs
Monroe
Mooseheart
Ill
Joyce Gerber
Alfred Gerber
Blanchardville
Beverly Murphy
William Murphy
Robert Cashman
Tommy
G. Stalnecker
Darlington
Kathryn Speich
Clarno
First National Bank
Frederick Wittner
Libel action juror named in Madison court case
Juror Conrad Stauffacher of Monticello serves as an alternate in the Madison federal court for a Life magazine libel suit brought by Dr. George Hartman wartime leader of Peace Now seeking 50 000 dollars from Madison distributors over a magazine article. Guests at St Andrew's include Rev D W Cosand of Spencer Ind and Mrs T B Sacks who will spend a week there. Oshkosh publisher Oscar J Hardy and C A Thomas visited The Times, Hardy's first Monroe visit. Ruth Patterson, daughter of Nora Patterson and Monroe High School class of 1944, graduated from St Anthony's nursing school Rockford tonight. she plans to remain at Rockford Hospital through September. Attending included Delbert Blum Nora Patterson and daughter Alice Verlene Patterson Freeport.
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Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Madison Federal Court
Life Magazine
George Hartman
Madison
St. Andrew's
D. W. Cosand
Spencer, In
T. B. Sacks
Will
Rockford
Ruth Patterson
Nora Patterson
St. Anthony's Hospital
Patterson
Monroe High School
St Clare Hospital
Rockford Hospital
Delbert Blum
Alice
Monroe
Verlene Patterson
Freepo
Green County Shrine Club May Dinner Highlights Local Seeings
Shrine club members and guests gathered for the May dinner where Gil bert Baltzer screened films on Cheyenne rodeo and northern fishing trips. Attendees hailed from Freeport, Rockford, Madison, and Lans.
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Shrine Club
Gilbert Baltzer
Green County
Eugene
Freeport
Rockford
Madison
Lans
Brownies Take Nature Trip With Den Mothers Near Clarno
A group of 15 Brownies from North school joined den mothers Mrs. Perle Guess Mrs. Rudolph Reger and Mrs. Paul Snowden for a nature study trip to Timm Grove near Clarno yesterday. The girls gathered flowers and some were taken to St. Clare hospital. In 1946 farm families ate about 8 billion eggs, the most since 1940, up 4 percent from 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North School
Timm Grove
Clarno
Perle Guess
Rudolph Reger
Paul Snowden
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe council notes traffic, wildlife, and license actions
A letter from Lanz Insurance calls for stop signs at 11th Street and 13th Avenue and the matter goes to police and safety. Alderman Norton reports a high frequency sound device planned to deter blackbirds. Council adopts $90 Memorial Day flowers, flags a water fountain replacement need, and approves a power mower for the disposal plant. Licenses issued to Niffenegger and Leahy. Waite denied. Koepp’s malt beverage license denied. Applications for several operator licenses and Class B licenses referred to the license committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanz Insurance Agency
11Th Street
13Th Avenue
Police and Safety Committee
Emmett J. Norton
Council
Monroe
Public Property Committee
George Schneider
Eugene Niffenegger
Raymond C. Leahy
George W. Waite
George Koepp
Carl Schiess
John P. Kubly
Clarence Morton
Icenses
Edna Busch
LaVeeda Hamilton
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Daily Record
Amanda Gilberterson
Brad
Shomas Gustave Schoepske
Belait
Justice L. A. Koenig
Wisconsin
J. E. Lovell
9Th St
Senate
Don’s Donut Shop
Bertha Burkhard
Ernest Schuerch
16Th Street
Joan Root
Oshkosh
Oscar J. Hardy
Northwestern
C. A. Thomas
Times
Mr. Hardy
Cheese Metropolis
Margaret Purcell Argyle
Buy Men's
Leo Flanagan
Beloit
Taylor Men’s
Sanders
Cadiz Township
Robert Ryan
Prion
Highway 59
U. S
Faribo
John T. Etter
Kert
Zilmer-Riley
American Legion
Veteras
Christopher Columbus
Sar
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