Weather outlook May 27 1953 with temps and conditions
May 27 1953 forecast notes considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with scattered showers mainly extreme northwest and north. Not so cool west tonight. Low temperatures 40 to 44 east and 44 to 48 west. High Thursday 62 to 68 except near Lake Michigan. Readings show high 78 and low 47 since yesterday 1 PM. Sunrise 4 28, sunset 7 26.
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Lake Michigan
Armost Place
U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
New Orleans
Park Falls
Wis
Small Claims Court and Probate Notices From Local Journal
Small claims actions list two defendants Marvin F Flick and Richard Palmer for operating on the wrong side of the highway with $10 and costs. Probate notices name co executors William D Stauffacher and Mrs Mabel Ma Schultz for the estate of Celia Stauffacher who died April 14 1952 with several heirs. Executors William S Grenzow for Sam W Grenzow died April 16 1953 and Thelma Burt as executrix for C R Burt who died April 18 1953. Guardians and appraisers named for minor children and estates. Widow retains life use per will.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Marvin F. Flick
Monroe
Richard Palmer
Browntown
William D. Stauffacher
Mabel Ma Schultz
Celia Stauffacher
William S. Grenzow
Elkhorn
Sam W. Grenzow
Local Marriage Licenses and Deaths Noted
Marriage licenses issued for Keith Edwin Wolf of Orangeville to Gladys Lena Neuenschwander Juda. Deaths include Clarence R. Reuter aged 43 of New Gloru and Manley W. Douglas aged 77 of Brod head. Birth notices list several new and expected family newborns with addresses and dates, plus medical dismissals and a list of individuals in the medical staff and hospital notes.
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Keith Edwin Wolf
Orangeville
Gladys Lena Neuenschwander
Clarence R. Reuter
New Gloru
Manley W. Douglas
Brodhead
County Court Hears Keel Estate Action
Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided this morning in County Court over a suit brought by Frank Good administrator of Herman Keel estate against Otto Klemm Monroe. Proceedings seek to fix owed amount and declare a lien on real estate formerly deeded to Otto and Grace Klemm by Herman Keel. J M Fitzgibbons represents the plaintiff and Rudolph P Reger the defendant with Franz Brand guardian ad litem for a minor.
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Keel
Harold J. Lamboley
Otto Klemm
Monroe
Frank Good
Herman Keel
Grace Klemm
Klemm
J. M. Fitzgibbons
Specifications Drawn For Digging of Ditches
City Engineer M J Schroeter outlines bids for more than 5000 feet of sewer and water ditch digging. Bids cover 3000 feet of water main digging and backfill and 2300 feet of sewer digging laying and backfill. Work in Knob Hill subdivision on 17th street near Badger Petroleum Co and 10th street east of 30th avenue. The Green County sheriff investigates theft of 25 dollars and tools from Smith Implement Co Brooklyn entered by forcing a window early yesterday morning.
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M. J. Schroeter
Knob Hill
17Th Street
Badger Petroleum Co
10Th Street
30Th Avenue
Brooklyn
Green County Sheriff's Office
Smith Implement Co
Sheriff's Office
Bankers Elect Green County Association Leaders at Monroe Club
B E Wackman of Brooklyn State Bank was elected president of the Green County Bankers Association at the annual dinner meeting at Monroe Country Club attended by 164. R W Blaha of Commercial and Savings Bank named vice president. G N Swartz and Miss Marie Blum re elected secretary and treasurer respectively. M J Ingwell presided. G E Zuercher distributed golf awards. entertainment included Myron Babler organ recital and a satire by Don Berger with Louis Topps presenting a trained animal act.
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E. Wackman
Brooklyn State Bank
Green County Bankers Association
Monroe Country Club
R. W. Blaha
Commercial and Savings Bank
G. N. Swartz
Green Country Bank
Brodhead
Louis Topps
Chicago
Cigaret Tax Hike Dies in Assembly
In Madison the Assembly defeated a bill to raise the state cigarette tax from three to four cents a pack by 67 to 24. The measure aimed to generate 3.5 million annually for education. A separate bill to tax railroad incomes and dividends was also upset by 65 to 22. The House approved a tuition deduction proposal for state income tax returns and rejected a Milwaukee County tavern closing bill.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Tremain
R-Hustler
Milwaukee County
Inmate Gilbert Charged In School Watchman Assault
Gerald L. Gilbert a 16 year old inmate at the state school for boys in Janesville faces arraignment here on an assault with intent to commit great bodily harm charge. District Attorney James D Amato issued the warrant. Gilbert is held without bond and accused of slugging watchman Benjamin Lehnigk before escaping on May 16.
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Waukesha
Gerald L. Gilbert
Janesville
State School For Boys
James D'Amato
Gilbert
Marvin McMahon
Benjamin Lehnigk
Wisconsin Senate Passes Bill Raising Workmen Comp Benefits
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill to raise maximum weekly workmen compensation benefits from 37 dollars to 42 dollars. The measure, sent to the Assembly, increases support for workers injured on the job.
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Madison
Wisconsin Senate
Senate
Assembly
Local residents travel and community bake sale noted
Personal mentions list residents visiting Monroe or from nearby towns including Mr and Mrs John Shea Beloit Emil G Voegels Monticello Dwight Hageman Brodhead Dennis Thorpe Neil Swiggum Browntown and others. A church bake sale at Holland's Grocery by the Room For You Class of Staver church is slated for Friday May 29. Mrs Lois Chase visits Madison with her daughter’s family.
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John Shea
Beloit
Emil G. Voegels
Monticello
Monroe
Dwight Hageman
Brodhead
Dennis Thorpe
Neil Swiggum
Browntown
the Glen
Swiggum
Holland's Grocery
Staver Church
Lois Chase
Madison
Donald Knowles
Wayne J. Fencil
Monroe Clinic
Milwaukee Children’s Hospital
John M. Rogers
Holland Apartments
Wisconsin
Butternut
E. C. Hamilton
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Chicago
Inland Daily Press Associaton
A. A. Hauch
William M. Geigel
Janet
Gerald
11Th Street
California
Orville McQuillan
Judge orders Air Force to show cause in Toth case
U S District Judge James Morris directed the Air Force to justify taking Robert Toth a Pittsburgh native to Korea to face murder charges. Anthony McGrath of Pittsburgh filed the petition claiming Toth’s constitutional rights were violated. Also charged is Thomas Kinder of Cleveland Tenn, arrested in March and sent to Korea.
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Washington
Air Force
Robert Toth
Pittsburgh
Korea
U. S
James Morris
Anthony McGrath
Toth
Kil Bong Soon
Thomas L. Kinder
Cleveland
Eisenhower Reaffirms POW Policy Amid UN Talks
President Eisenhower pledged that POWs will not be repatriated or coerced, with allies largely in agreement. South Korea voiced sharp dissent to the latest UN truce proposals, fearing a divided Korea, while some U.S. lawmakers urged a quicker path to a truce and questioned the no-forced repatriation policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Korea
South Korea
United Nations
Congress
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Rep. Hand
R-Nd
White House
You Chan Yang
State‘ Department
North Korea
Milwaukee Breweries Stand Firm on 40 Hour Week
Frederick C. Miller of Miller Brewing Company told stockholders that Milwaukee’s six strikebound breweries unanimously refuse any cut from 40 hours without pay. Other brewery leaders confirmed the stance, opposing Local 9 CIO Brewery Workers Union demands to shorten the week to 35 hours.
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Waureen
Milwaukee
Frederick C. Miller
Miller Brewing Company
CIO Brewery Workers’ Union
Miller
Dr Love Dies in Oconomowoc at 56
Dr George R Love longtime Summit Hospital president for 30 years and noted golfer died Tuesday night at his home from a heart ailment.
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Love
Oconomowoc
George R. Love
Summit Hospital
EN ROUTE TO JAPAN AS FAMILIES TRAVEL FOR REUNION
Mrs. Frank E. Hamilton and daughter Lynne from Bridgeport Conn arrive in Madison to visit the E. C. Hamiltons en route to Fort Lawton Washington for a forthcoming voyage to join Lt. Hamilton in Japan. Dr. L. A. Moore attends a Presbyterian hospital alumni reunion in Chicago. Michael Ellery MacMartin is born to Donald and Rose MacMartin of Tilton New Hampshire with relatives listed. Donna Wenger, Wisconsin Players scroll recipient at the campus drama group ceremony. Dr. A. F. Sipple Beloit presents a paper at the Green County Dental Society meeting. A son born to a Behring family at St. Clare hospital with Behring Motors Co. ties. Jean Babler named for honors as airman Eugene J. Barry is noted among Milwaukee convocation honorees.
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Japan
Frank E. Hamilton
Lynne
Bridgeport
Donna Wenger
Ernest E. Wenger Jr
13Th Street
Wisconsin Players
Sehring
Kenneth Behring
Lake Drive
St. Clare Hosital
Michael
Behring
Behring Motors Co
H. W. Biffle
Elmer L. Behring
Jean Babler
Lee C. Babler
Roswell
N. M
19Th Street
Eugene J. Barry
Milwaukee
University of Wist State Park
Here
Ripp Family News and Graduation Notes
Cousin Elgibinty aims for high scholastic records and will receive a Bachelor of Science degree from the physical education department at the 100th commencement on June 19. She plans to teach at Beloit Memorial High School after graduation. Mr and Mrs Donald Ripp welcomed a daughter born yesterday at St Clare hospital, joining siblings Gerhard Jeffrey Joseph Elizabeth. Ronald Bregenzer, an Evening Times carrier, returned to school after breaking his left arm in a track event at Recreation Park.
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Elgibinty
Miss Babier
Beloit Memorial High School
Ronald Bregenzer
Recreation Park
Ronald
Waller’ Bregenger
16Th Avenue
Reds Claim Pair Planned Sabotage at Panmunjom
Panmunjom liaison officers report two armed South Koreans disguised as Red soldiers were seized inside the neutral zone early today. The Reds accused them of sabotage and lodged a protest while Allied liaison officers said the U N Command will conduct its own investigation amid speculation over a proposed letter related to armistice talks in recess.
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Panmunjom
U. N
U.N
Brodie Boy Faces Spotlight As Celebrity Twin
Rodney Brodie, the surviving Siamese twin of Roger, moved from hospital life to a glare of cameras. The 20 month old appears on the March of Medicine program broadcast from the American Medical Association meeting, while his parents Mr. and Mrs. Royt Brodie authorize publication of photos.
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Chicago
Rodney Vee Brodie
Rodney
Roger
Royt Brodie
March of Medicine
American Medical Association
Ilinois Neuropsychiatric Institute
Milwaukee man killed in Waukesha County crash at crossing
Lawrence Len Sky, 21, of Milwaukee, died after the car he rode in collided with another vehicle at a railroad crossing in Waukesha County on Tuesday.
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Waukesham
Lawrence Lensky
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Grains Retreat On Board of Trade Rally
Grains turned lower after an attempted continuation of yesterday's rally on the Board of Trade. Prices slipped as sellers pressured futures, reversing earlier gains and signaling cautious trading for the session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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William Wilson
Juda
Donald Ripp
9Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Eee
Roy Blumer
Alany
Fred Stoller Sr
Blanchardvill Surgical
Rudolph Hess
8Th Street
Carson Hunt
14Th Avenue
Adolf Kummer
15Th Street
Forrest Zee
Route 5
George Lange
Albany
Harry Dennis
Arthur King
Catawba
John Gille
William Klemm
Andrew Presbroten
James Hawkins
Helmer Hoff
Quentin Smith
B.E. Wackman
Ree
Swank Jewelry
Swank
Peonies
Envi
L. A. Moore
Presbyterian Hospital
Moore
Presbyterian
Winemartin
Donald MacMartin
Tilton
N. H
Michael Ellery
Robert
John E.macmartin
Charles Griffin
Wolfeboro
A. F. Sipple
Green County Dental Society
Swiss Wheel
Reds
Bermuda
ORIEN
Admiral Blue
Colorado
ONITE
Brodie Boy
Monroe's
Goetz
Onoaige Pascal Bernard Shaw
Androcles
Jean Simmons
Victor Mature
Robert Newton
Maurice Evans
Alan Young
Cleo Moone
Glenn Lal
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