Daily Record Fair and frost south region forecast
The Daily Record notes tonight will be fair with scattered light frost in lowlands of the north portion. Tomorrow expects increasing cloudiness with little temperature change. Barometer readings at 1 am 29 and 1 pm 29.73. Phoenix, Ariz topped the nation at 101 degrees while Bismarck, N. D. was at 35. Sunrise is 4 26 and sunset 7 28.
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Portion
U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Bismarck
N. D
Court Findings: Johnson Faces Traffic Fixture Report Penalty
County Court records show Ralph C Johnson of route 1 Woodford cited for failure to report after striking fixtures on or near a highway. Judge Harold J Lemabeley ordered $10 fine plus costs.
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Ralph C. Johnson
Woodford
Harold J. Lemabeley
Justice Cases in New Glarus Court on DUI and Costs
In Monticello Justice Court Judge Howey presided over cases of znrent commer from New Glarus involving operating an automobile under the influence of intoxicating liquor and related costs. The driver’s license appears not to be granted for occupational use.
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New Glarus
Monticello
How Iy
Marriages and deaths and births listed for the era
Marriage licenses show Violet Margaret Altman and Robert James Gilbert of Monroe township. Deaths noted: Fred A. Schillinger age 50 of 1317 22nd avenue and Mrs Kathryn Duerst Miller age 91 of Janesville. Dated births include a son to air and Mrs Herman Schnei der Orforaville and sons to Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Disch Argyle and Mr and Mrs Paul E Duerst New Glarus both May 28. Francis Kilkelly aged 42 Belit.
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Violet Margaret Altman
Monroe
Robert James Gilbertson
Monroe Township
Fred A. Schillinger
22Nd Avenue
Kathryn Duerst Miller
Janesville
Francis Kilkelly
Belit
Air
Herman Schneider
Orforaville
Kenneth M. Disch
Argyle
Paul E. Duerst
New Glarus
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals List
St Clare Hospital lists surgical patients George L Watkins Blanchardville and William L Pres ton with multiple companions. Tonsillectomy patients include Vera L Gilbert and Curt Allan Maurer in Madison and Juda residents Irene Menehan and Shirley Frey. Discharges include Susanna Stauftacher Charles E Kelly Ida Frey Glen Langston and others.
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George L. Watkins
Blanchardville
Fred Kuebli
10Th Street
Vera L. Gilbertson
Beloit
William L. Preston
16Th Avenue
Mabel Liedschlag
Curt Allan
Maurer
Madison
Irene Menehan
Juda
Shirley Frey
Gary Lee Baumgart
98Th Street
J. W. Chapman
South Wayne
Susanna Stauftacher
Charles E. Kelly
Ida L. Frey
Glen Langston
Sonja Rae
Marilyn Thoreson
John G. Hart
Robert, Richaard
Mary Ann Olin
Sheboygan Press Suffers Power Shutdown and Repairs
The Sheboygan Press and its WHB radio station experienced a transformer failure late last night cutting power to the plant. The blackout halted teletypes and staff worked in near darkness until the circuit was restored at 9 57 a.m. The station then resumed normal operations while AP news copy was dispatched from Milwaukee by bus.
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Eboygan
Sheboygan Press
WHB
St Tion
Associated
AP News
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Funerals for Alfred Barth Sr and Ira D Johnson Planned
Funeral services are set for Alfred Barth Sr. 78 of Maiengo with burial in Greenwood Cemetery after services at Cooper and Shrin er Neushwander funeral homes. He died at Maiengo, survived by his daughter Mrs. Frank Niffenegger and three sons Fred Alfred Ernest Emil, plus 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Ira D. Johnson, 71, who died of a heart attack while fishing in Newville, Wis, will lie in state at Everson funeral home Brodhead before Juda Baptist church rites at 1 p.m. Sunday. Burial is Moore Cemetery near Juda with soloist Arthur Tingley and Rev C Tingley officiating.
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Alfred Barth
Cooper Funeral
Miengo
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood
Alfred
John
Fred
Ernest
Otto
Paul Barth
Mr. Barth
Monroe
Maiengo
Frank Niffenegger
Alfred Jr
Maengo
Emil
Milwaukee
Ira D. Johnson
Juda
Newville
Wis
Everson Funeral Home
Brodhead
Juda Baptist Church
Arthur Tingley
Rev
C. Tingley
Moore Cemetery
Esther Newman
Fred Brunkow
Hugh Pengra
Ben Cleveland
Dell Jones
Albany
Clarence Morton
Ernest Salzwedel
Staley Williams
Monroe Alumni Elects 1949 Officers At Dance
Archie Myers Jr. named president of the Monroe High School Alumni Association for 1949 with John Maurer as vice president and Miss Marie Blum as secretary treasurer. Officers were chosen from a slate prepared by the nominating committee. The event featured a Arabian nights theme and music by Don Voge li and his orchestra.
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Archie Myers Jr
Monroe High School Alumni Association
John Maurer
Marie Blum
Werner W. Blum
Lena M.conrad
Larry Vincent
Don Voegeli
Norwegian Settlement and local dances highlight Jordan Center program
Mrs Crystal of Brus Veenen Monticello presented a dance program showing Norwegian settlements across Green county with districts near Albany Jordan York Brodhead and a shift toward manufacturing trade and professional culture. Jordan Center pupils and Watson school performers enacted in Norwegian Swiss and patriotic numbers with teachers Mrs Probst and Mrs Tol. The event closed with flag and banner unfurls and Wisconsin state songs performed by Juda graduates.
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Crystal
Brusveen
Monticello
Green County
Albany
Jordan
York Townships
Brodhead
Jordan Center School
F. R. Probst
DeWayne Flannery
Mina
Manda Flannery
Stars and Stripes Forever
Watson ‘School
Wisconsin
Juda
Green County Homemakers Achieve Day display
Pictures show activities from the Green County Homemakers clubs Achivement day held Thursday in Turner hall now on display at the Wisconsin Power and Light Co office on the square. The paragraph lists numerous local residents attending centennial Madison events and various social visits, weddings, funerals, and church notices from Monroe and surrounding towns with multiple named individuals and places.
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Green County
Turner Hall
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Car Leaves Highway In Albany Crash
A car driven by 27 year old Leonora M Leeder Beloit was badly damaged when it left County Trunk E on the first turn south of Albany village limits at 11 last night. The driver was unhurt.
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Clarence G. Peterson
Centerle. Inc
17Th Street
13Th Avenue
Clayte F. Coplien
Leonora M
Leeder
Beloit
Albany Village
Six Die in Roaring Apartment Building Fire
Fire swept a three story complex at 2014 South California Avenue, with seven trapped on upper floors and only one rescued. A separate Kendall Street blaze near 2110 Kendall damaged a three story building, with seven injured and damage pegged at 2500 dollars. A laborer from Cudahy, 49, Joze backi, was killed near Milwaukee as a road train struck him while gathering firewood.
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South
California Avenue
Criminal Courts
Anthony Mule Janey
Kendall Street
Milwaukee
Stanley Jozebacki
Cudahy
North Western Road
Milwaukee Families Weekend Visits and Departures
Milwaukee residents Alice Baumgartner and relatives spend weekends with family, while Marine Cpl Milford Olson departs for Camp Lejeune after a 32 day leave with his mother in Argyle. Phc Lyle Swanton leaves for Seattle for nine day leave before heading to Japan. Mrs Ella Bender and Mrs Harry Smith with daughter Sharon return home after Daniel Bender’s graduation, hosting Catherine Hartz of Benton Harbor.
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Aliss
Alice Baumgartner
Miwaukee
Herman Baumgartner
Elsie
Rose Teuscher
Milwaukee
William Teuscher
William
Marine Cpl
Milford Olson
Lejune
N. C
Masie Ol Ison
Argyle
Lyle Swanton
Seattle
Wash
Earl G. Swanton
23Rd Avenue
Japan
Ella Bender
Harry Smith
Sharon
Ripon
Daniel Bender
W. C. Bender
Bender
Catherine Hartz
B ‘Ton Harbor, Mich
University to Honor Four With Doctor of Laws Degrees
University of Wisconsin board approves 39 gifts totaling 168742 dollars the largest in years and grants honorary doctor of laws to Gen Omar Bradley Alice Evans Warren Weaver and Harold Falk at June 19 commencement also announces higher living quarter rates and faculty appointments plus studies funded by Carnegie Rockefeller and other foundations including law and life relations and lumber industry studies in Wisconsin
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University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
University
Omar Bradley
Army
Carnegie Foundation
University of the Relationship of Law
Rockefeller Foundation
Wisconsin
University Law School
Incidi
Fred Pabst Foundation
Oconomowoc
Nutrition Foundation, Inc
New York
Department of Biochemistry
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Nepco Foundation
Port Edwards
National Cheese Institute of Chicago
American ‘Cancer’ Society, Inc
General Bradley
Alice Evans
Chevy Chase
Warren Weaver
Rochester Foundation
Harold S. Falk
Milwaukee
Floods Endanger Pacific Northwest Landslide Rivers Unleashed
Flood waters sweep the Pacific Northwest with rivers rising across eastern Washington northern Oregon and northern Idaho. Governors plan emergencies as the Red Cross calls it a regional disaster. Deaths reach 15 with millions in damage. Rails and highways closed flood refugees rise from Columbia tributaries. Guardsmen mobilized from border to border while British Columbia mobilizes militia to aid Fraser river valley evacuees.
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Dyne
Fess
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Mon C. Wallgren
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Oregon
Manana
British Columbia
Red Cross
Columbia
Ocean
Kootenai River
Fraser River
Vancouver
B. C
Agassiz
Infant dies in house fire at Sheboygan Falls
Four month old Mary Lynn Wilterdink perished after a buggy and an adjacent chair ignited in the family home in Sheboygan Falls during a morning fire.
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Sheboygan
Mary Lynn Wilterdink
Sheboygan Falls
Cheese Kettle and Cellar expands at Hillside Dairy
Hillside Cheese factory eight miles southwest of Mt Horeb in Dane county has undergone extensive enlarging and remodeling. John Gehrig is the cheese maker with officers Reuben Grinder president Herman Hefty secretary and Albert Boley salesman. Frank Kantro and Leo Koehler Monroe are cheese buyers. At present there are 182 patrons.
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Helen Stears
Hillside
Mt. Horeb
Dane County
John Gehrig
Reuben Grinder
Herman Hefty
Albert Boley
Frank Kantro
Leo Koehler
Monroe
Czech Constitution Unsigned by Benes
Prague reports that Eduard Benes has not signed Czechoslovakia's new constitution and may not. Officials offer no clear intent as Benes, aged 64, may resign after the communist dominated single state election. The Ministry notes he has until June 9 to act. Steinhardt says Benes is relatively well for his age.
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Prague
Czecnos
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Ministry of Information
Benes
U.S
Laurence A. Steinhardt
MacArthur Plans Return to United States After Conventions
General MacArthur signaled plans for his first trip to the continental United States in 11 years, awaiting a formal invitation from the Senate Appropriations Committee to testify in Washington after the national conventions. He argued timing would appear politically motivated and stressed his political goals remain separate from his duties in Japan. Mrs Marvin West visits her parents in Orfordville for the weekend.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Senate Appropriations Committee
Washington
Japan
Philadelphia
Mrs. Kathryn Duerst Miller Dies in Janesville
Kathryn Duerst Miller longtime Brodhead resident died at 6 30 am at her daughter Louise Harkey s home in Janesville after years of ill health She was born April 9 1852 in New Glarus married Jacob Miller in 1882 He died 1945 Survivors include two sons Jacob and John in Janesville five daughters Kathryn Arbogash Clara Miller Louise Harkey Margaret Milner and Bertham Sullivan nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services are Tuesday at 2 pm at the Brodhead Congregational church Rev J C Robinson will officiate Burial in Milton Lawn Cemetery. The body lies at Krueger funeral home Janesville until services.
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Brodhead
Kathryn Duerst Miller
Louise Harkey
Janesville
Chicago
Miller
New Glarus
Henry
Barbara Duerst
Jacob Miller
Jacob
John
Kathryn Arbogash
Milwaukee
Clara Miller
Loui Harkey
Margaret Milner
Maywood
Bertham Sullvan
Monticello
Newcomer Funeral Home
Krueger Funeral Home
J. C. Robinson
Brodhead Congregational Church
Miton Lawn Cemetery
Nurse Anne Jennings Angel of the Seneca remembered for Red Cross service
Miss Jennings served as a Red Cross nurse in the Spanish American War landing troops at Santiago and improvising hospital care for wounded soldiers. After the war she worked in Washington, wrote for newspapers, and authored Lincoln the Great American and The Blue and The Gray. She remained active in Madison and Milwaukee civic matters.
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Miss Jennings
Washington
The
Treasury
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Australia
Belgium
France
Italy
England
Scotland
Ireland
Alaska
Hawaii
Clara Barton
Red Cross
America
Miss Barton
Spain
Cuba
Santiago
Mesger
Lincoln
Monroe
Madison
Jane Jennings Chapter honors Browntown nurse veteran
Monroe pays tribute to Jane Jennings a Civil War nurse who died in 1917 after a long life of public service and charity. The Browntown chapter of Daughters of Union Veterans named a unit in her honor and installed a grave marker marking her as a contract nurse in the U S Army.
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Monroe
Miss Jennings
Nettie
Washington
Janet
Greenwood
Emery A. Odell
The
Evening Times
J Stanley Dietz
Green County
W.sonsin Department of Veterans Affairs
Madison
Dietz
Odell
Browntown
Daughters of Union Veterans
Jane Jennings
Frank Flannery
L. Crago
Marlene Flannery
Iva Tomlinson
George Michaels
Rose Mary Flannery
Francis Kubly
Argyle
Retha Flannery
Darlinston
William May
Jane
Jennings
U. S. Army
Monroe engineers propose upgrades to water system
The report outlines major improvements at No. 1 Well to feed the reservoir, adding a booster pump, and installing turbine pumps at wells 2 and 3. It also suggests removing an air compressor to install an electric generator on the diesel unit to free capacity for emergencies, with financing of a $203,000 emergency program to be arranged later.
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Clayton N. Ward
John A. Strand
Madison
Monroe Commission
Monroe
Water commission weighs general obligation bonds for emergency system
Robert L. Rote, chairman, said the commission will study all phases of proposed water system improvements and consider location of a new deep well and elevated storage tank. It is decided to proceed though funds are unavailable, with financing plans key and emergency additions planned once studies finish.
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Robert L. Rote
Commission
Berlin four power talks end in bitter standstill
Soviet commander Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov refuses to sit beside American Col. Frank Howley at kommandatura meetings. A Soviet deputy will be placed between them as the four power body fails to reach decisions. British rep Maj. Gen. E. O. Herbert cautions the Soviet commandant. Anoth er session set for June.
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Fla
Berlin
Alexander Kotikov
Frank Howley
Kommandatura
Kotikov
Allied Supervisory Council For
Pleasant Grove School Picnic Marks Close of Term
Pleasant Grove near Juda closed yesterday with a school grounds picnic. Seventh graders Shirley Kueng and Paul Nyman earned soil conservation awards. Twenty one pupils had no graders. Frances Moritz of Monroe returns as teacher next year. Children from Searles School near Albany and Mothers club members toured Monroe visiting Fritos plant and sheriff’s office. They inspected the radio system. Sherman Dearth operated it with Mrs. Flannery as his first teacher. Sheriff Evan Chambers supervised the jail tour and pupils toured the old dungeon. A Recreation park picnic lunch followed a fun afternoon and the Mothers club presented Mrs. Flannery a bedspread in appreciation of her work.
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Pleasant Grove School
Juda
Shirley Kueng
Paul Nyman
Frances Moritz
Mon
Searles
Highway 59
Albany
Mothers Club
Farrier Flannery
Monroe
Fritos
Nolice
Sherman Dearth
Flannery
Evan Chambers
Recreation Park
World Peace Move Launched by Milwaukee Baptists
The northern Baptist convention representing 1 600 000 Baptists in 36 states began a world peace movement yesterday to save the world from destruction.
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World Peace Move
Milwaukee
Northern Baptist Convention
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Lin- 20Th
Pavel Assembly
Fred Morton
Bessie Johnson
Carl Gilbertson
Times Office
Nettie Ruegger
Freeport
Leon Schmidt
Judith Schlegel
Minnie Forrest
Max G. Booth
Lena Spaeni
Herman Duerst
Robert Webb
Shullsburg
Mae Webb
Fred Duchow
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Kenneth
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Smith
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Ruth Ulsrud
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Plymouth
Willard C. Benfer
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Gary
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Barbara
Alfred Barth Jr
Aid
Zwingli Evangelical Reformed Church
Dorothy Trotter
Danny Trotter
Ray Trotter
Danny
Margaret Sippel
Heniy Sippel
Willis Babler
Helen Ninneman
Evelyn Bloom
Marie
Neuenschwander
Mason
Jacob E. Stuessy
Pearl Beal
Belvidere
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Alberta
H. W. Riffle
Riffle
Patricia Riffle
Studdent
Whiteater State Teacher
Bradley
Thorp Finance Corp
Jim
Aundry Sassemerae
Dairy Products Marketing Association, Inc
Chisage
Kraft Foods of
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Joshua Klassy and Co
Jordan Township
Blackford Mill Cheese Co
Comstock
George Vogel
Ottfried Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
College
Department of Agriculture
Czech
Marvin West
Mrs. Hom
Hanson, Orfordville
K. D. Miller
Walter Reed Hospital
Richardson Electric
News of the Rural Schools
Tilmer-Riley Post
American Legion
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Rade
Fred Schillinger
Schuetze
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