Weather forecast and climate notes for the day
Fair and cool tonight with scattered frost and light winds. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warmer with scattered light showers in the northwest, starting late afternoon or at night. From yesterday 1 p m the high was 70 and the low 45. Year ago today the high was 66 and the low 39. Barometer readings were 29.50 at 1 am and 29.60 at 1 pm. Yuma Arizona recorded 102 and Omaha Nebraska 33 as extreme figures yesterday. Sunrise 4 30, sunset 7 23.
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Northwest Ported
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Omaha
Neb
Real Estate Transfers Record Includes Multiple Wisconsin Transfers
Kraft Foods Co of Wisconsin sells parcel to Milwaukee Cheese Co. Lybrand donates to Green County. City of Monroe. Grant Ingwell transfers to Marshall L Ingwell part of outlet 30 assessed plat in New Glarus village.
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Kraft Foods Co
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Lybrand
Green County
Monroe
Grant Ingwell
Marshall L. Ingwell
New Glarus
Justice Cases Involving L A Koenig And Ingold
Charles F. Ingold of Monroe faces disorderly conduct charges with fines of 10 dollars and costs totaling 4.48 dollars in one case and 10 dollars plus costs in another. Justice L A Koenig presides over the proceedings with address at 1021 24th street.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Charles F. Ingold
24Th Street
Monroe
Deaths William Nalley and others listed in local notices
Obituary brief lists William Nalley age 79 of 1606 11th Street Mrs. Paul Kubly age 84 at Mass Hardt Nursing Home 2223 9th Street and Rosa Ganshert age 70 of South Wayne.
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William Nalley
Paul Kubly
Masshardt Nursing Home
9Th Street
Rosa Ganshert
South Wayne
Births in Peters and Foley families on May 24
Dr and Mrs E A Peters announce the birth of a daughter at 1800 14th avenue on May 24. Mr and Mrs J J Foley of Woodford announce the birth of a son on May 24.
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E. A. Peters
14Th Avenue
J. J. Foley
Woodford
Son
St Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals List Names
A St Clare Hospital Surgical report lists patients and dismissals. Names include Ann Beck Oak Park Ill Sharon Kay Coplien Monroe Mary Yezel Monroe route 3 Sharon Selick Monroe route 1 and John Peschl Beloit John Ruef Juda Warren Misner Afton. Dismissals include Virgil Pierick Clayton Floane Linda Lou Peterson Clifford Wells Gloria Green Mrs Wilton Marty and son Mrs Milton Stuessy and daughter and Mrs Donald Ripp and son.
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Raymond Bartelt
Browntown
Ann Beck
Oak Park
Ill
Sharon Kay Coplien
Monroe
Mary Yezel
Sharon Selick
John Peschl
Beloit
John Ruef
Juda
Warren Misner
Afton
Virgil Pierick
Clayton Floane
Linda Lou Peterson
Clifford Wells
Gloria Green
Wilton Marty
Milton Stuessy
Donald Ripp
Tuberculosis Chapter Here Receives Honors
The Monroe Anti Tuberculosis association was one of 25 local anti tuberculosis societies commended by the Wisconsin association at its annual meeting in Milwaukee. The commendation honored the local unit for funds contributed to medical research in tuberculosis.
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Monroe Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin Association
Milwaukee
Diplomas Granted South Wayne Pupils
South Wayne Times Special lists honorary graduates Mary Ann Jennings George A Linchum Robert W Chambers Edward R Brog Rosemary Maurer and Everett R Eastman. Seventeen others join the class including Ethel I Butts Alvin L DeNure Clyde L Homb Robert J Kuebli Evelyn M Mellenberger Helen R Rudhti Marion R Rufenacht and others. Music by mixed chorus under Gerard Fritz. Mary Ann Moen reads class prophecy Edward Brog gives class will. New teachers Rudolph Haskee Lillian Adelman Edith Kirshbaum plan next year locations.
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South Wayne
Mary Ann Jennings
George A. Linchum
Atheltics
Robert W. Chambers
Edward R. Brog
Rosemary Maurer
Everett R. Eastman
Scholastic
Ethel I. Butts
Alvin L. DeNure
Clyde L. Homb
Robert J. Kuebli
Evelyn M
Mary Ann Moen
Edward Brog
Rudolf Haskee
Browntown School
Lillian Adelman
Whitewater
Edith Kirshbaum
Mary Wesenberg Benficiary of Trust in Final Estate Settlement
The will of Mrs. Fred Wesenberg leaves a $3,000 trust fund to her sister Mary Wesenberg as the sole beneficiary. The First National Bank is trustee in Green County probate court and may use principal during Mary’s life. After her death, the assignment goes to her living grandchildren. No monetary bequests were made to Elaine Teuscher or Martha Malkow. Martha Malkow could buy a Monroe house and lot for 7500 under a codicil. it was appraised at 7800. Julia Anderson received a ring and Elaine Teuscher furniture. Many beneficiaries were Fred Wesenberg relatives and church groups benefited.
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Mary Wesenberg
Fred Wesenberg
First National Bank
Green County
Elaine Teuscher
Martha Malkow
Abandoned Car Linked To Theft Series
Green County police traced an abandoned Milwaukee licensed car owned by Irwin W. and Maxine Boyles found on Water Street Albany. If stolen, it may connect to the Walter Elmer car theft, then Browntown, then the Binns car abandoned at the Green Lafayette county line after gas ran out.
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Green County
Albany
Irwin W
Maxine Boyles
Milwaukee
Water Street
Walter Elmer
Browntown
Ray Binns
Green-Lafayette
First American Cigarettes Made by Two Turks in 1867
A remark notes that two Turkish men are credited with making the first cigarettes in America in New York City during 1867.
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America
New York City
Personal mentions from various towns fill local column
Mrs J H Nyman spent the day in Freeport while Charles Deininger arrived from Rockford. Mrs Hjelmer Johnson of Viota and Miss Sally Turnbull visiting Verona on business. Mr and Mrs J H Rhyner came from Albany for a day. Mrs Leo V Koehler returned from Florida and Cuba. Mrs Joseph Legler visited Mr and Mrs Herman Legler in Monticello. Miss Mary Rickenbach returned home after visiting Will and Mary Smith. Miss Nathalie Thurston visited her grandparents in Argyle. Cleo Geigel of Hollywood and John Geigel of Monroe were Monday guests at Will McGrath’s in Argyle. Mrs Alvin C Rabehl returned from Neenah after weekend visits and spoke at the Evangelical United Brethren church state conference.
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J. H. Nyman
Freeport
Charles Deininger
Rockford
Hjelmer Johnson
Viota
Sally Turnbull
Verona
J. H. Rhyner
Albany
Leo V. Koehler
Florida
Cuba
Joseph Legler
Monticello
Herman D. Legler
Mary Rickenbach
Elkhorn
Will Smith
Nathalie Thurston
Merrill Thurston
Argyle
Cleo Geigel
Hollywood
Calif
John Geigel
Monroe
Will McGrath
Alvin C. Rabehl
Neenah
Appleton
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Miss Rosa Ganshert Dies at 70 in South Wayne
Miss Rosa Ganshert, 70, died at 11 p.m. at her sister Mrs. S. J. McKnight’s home after being bedfast since before Christmas. Born in Koppel Germany, she came to America with her parents in 1882 settling near Gratiot. She lived mostly in this region aside from a few years in Colorado Springs.
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South Wayne
Rosa Ganshert
S. J. McKnight
Koppel
Germany
Engelbert
Anna Ganshert
America
Gratiot
Colorado Springs
Colo
Funeral services for Mrs Ursula Knobel held
Funeral services for Mrs Ursula Knobel were conducted today at 2 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev P C Kehle officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included three grandsons Palmer Kno bel Herbert Kno bel and David J Kundert Jr from New Glarus and Lyle Sicking er William Erb and Harold A Blumer from Monroe.
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Ursula Knobel
Stuessy Funeral
Rev
P. C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Palmer
Herbert Knobel
David J. Kundert Jr
New Glarus
Lyle Sickinger
William Erb
Harold A. Blumer
Monroe
Last rites for Mrs Jane Randall in Oakley
Mrs Jane Randall of Oakley was given last rites at 1 30 PM today at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Newell Mendenhall and Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating. Burial followed in Union Cemetery Oakley. Song service by Mrs Walter Ludwig Mrs Fred Kueng and Mrs Ervin Moellenbrendal. Casketbearers were Albert Fritsch George Pick Dewey Scott John Emerick Oscar Walters and Burt Orton.
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Jane Randall
Oakley
Shriner-Neushwander
Newell Mendenhall
Grace Lutheran Church
Peter Retzlaff
Juda
Union Cemetery
Mmes
Walter Ludwig
Fred Kueng
Ervin Moellenbrendal
Albert Fritsch
George Pick
Dewey Scott
John Emerick
Oscar Walters
Burt Orton
Young Farm Youth Clarel Piper Died By Lightning
Services for 15 year old Clarel Piper were held at 10 this morning at Roseman Uehling Kinzer funeral home Beloit with Rev Leonard W Bertelson officiating. Burial will be at Walnut Hill Illinois at 1 pm tomorrow. He was born in Walnut Illinois and lived in Newark township the last three years. Survived by his parents five brothers and four sisters.
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Clarel Piper
Orfordville
Roseman- Uehling-Kinzer
Beloit
Leonard W. Bertelson
Walnut Hill
Ill
Clarel
Eugene E. Piper
Walnut, Ill
Newark Township
Czech Archbishop Threatens Excommunication Over Government
Archbishop Jozef Beran warned that Catholics cooperating with Czechoslovakia’s communist government face excommunication. He accused officials of seeking to create a “new Catholic church” without current bishops or Rome’s head, in a dispute outlined in a letter to Alois Petr.
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Prague
Josef Beran
Czechoslovakia
Rome
Alois Petr
Catholic Peoples Party
Petr
Smith Blasts U S Stand on Spain in Congress
Rep. Smith of Wisconsin denounces Secretary Acheson for opposing recognition of Franco's Spain. He asks Congress if it is fair to single out Spain as fascist while other European nations behind the iron curtain are recognized, challenging official policy in the record.
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Washington
Smith
R-Wis
Acheson
Spain
Congressional Record
Russia
Poland
Portugal
Yugoslavia
Lamboley Re elected By KC at 1949 Wisconsin Convention
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Monroe served as advocate among Knights of Columbus officers re elected at the final session of the 1949 convention in Marinette. Other officers include Clem J. Schlaefer Green Bay deputy Leslie J. Schlax Kenosha secretary J L Reinhart Wisconsin Rapids treasurer Earl Gilson Shawano warden. Thomas Kerrigan Marinette named delegate to the supreme convention in Portland Oregon in August.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Monroe
Wisconsin Knights of Columbus
Marinette
Clem J. Schlaefer
Green Bay
Leslie J. Schlax
Kenosha
J. L. Reinhart
Wisconsin Rapids
Earl Gilson
Shawano
Thomas Kerrigan
Portland
Ore
Power Break Repaired In Southeast Near 16th Street
Electric service to homes in the southeast section near 16th street was interrupted for nearly an hour starting at 11 this morning. Emergency repairs restored power but Wisconsin Power and Light Co. had no cause report at press time.
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16Th Street
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Chinese Reds Halt At Shanghai Gates Amid Red Offensive
Reporters describe a major assault on Shanghai with Reds punching toward the city wall at the 35 mile wooden fence. Nationalist ships are sunk on the Whangpoo and the Yangtze blockade may signal a withdrawal as nationalist troops retreat with supply units aiding rear movements.
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Shanghai
Yangtze
Hearing for Eisler Postponed Three Days
The hearing for fugitive Communist Gerhart Eisler was postponed to Friday at the request of the United States. Eisler, who fled the U.S. while under sentence, appeared at Bow Street magistrate's court in London as the U.S. seeks his return. British lawyer F. Graham Maw said the U.S. needs more time to prepare its case. A light year remark is appended in the text.
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Gerhart Eisler
United States
London
Bow Street
U. S
America
F. Graham Maw
Eisler
CIO Rubber Workers Oust Union President
The CIO Rubber Workers union ousted L. Buckmaster as president after a month long trial. The 13 member general executive board charged him with five counts of malfeasance in office. An appeal may go to the next convention in Toronto in September.
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Philadelphia
Buckmaster
CIO
United Rubber Workers Union
Toronto
Ruling Allows Wardens to Buy Venison for Evidence
Madison attorney general Thomas Fairchild ruled wardens may purchase venison to obtain evidence. The decision centers on use of venison sales to pressure suppliers and aid investigations, with director Ernest named in the ruling.
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Madison
Thomas Fairchild
Ernest
Com
Labor Repealer Speedup Indicated
The document notes the party will push ahead on labor and civil rights without waiting for the senate. It frames labor reform as a top priority and signals a rapid pace for civil rights initiatives within the platform.
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Senate
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Mojnd
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CIO Rubber Workers
St. Clere Hospital
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Semeenite Ladies
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