Frautschy Veteran Clarno Stock Buyer Dies at 83
John S. Frautschy 83 longtime Clarno stock buyer died at St. Clare hospital after complications from surgery Tuesday. Funeral held this afternoon at Immanuel Evangelical church with Rev. Homer Retzlaff and Rev. L. C. Viel officiating. Burial in East Clarno cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. John A. Kubly Monroe and three children. widow Minnie Schulz Frautschy died earlier. Frautschy moved to Monroe in 1944 after serving in Clarno township offices. He was born August 10, 1863 in Washington township to Jacob and Mary Isely Frautschy. He married Magdalena Trumpy in 1887 and to Minnie Schulz in 1903.
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Clarno
John S. Frautschy
14Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Homer Retzlaff
East Clarno
Jacob
Mary Isely Frautschy
Magdalena Trumpy
Monroe
Minnie Schulz
Frautschy
John
A. Kubly
Ildren
Tension in India as Mountbatten Plans Power Handover
News from New Delhi reports rising fear of Hindu Muslim strife asViscount Mountbatten prepares to meet Indian leaders to discuss the British plan for handing power to Indians with publication due next Monday.
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India
Viscount Mountbatten
Rev Kelsey Calls Youth to Build a Unified World
Rev George Kelsey of South Wayne Methodist delivered a Memorial Day sermon urging youth to work toward a single world family by erasing race and denominational barriers. He, a three year Army veteran, pressed for clear commitments to their churches as agents to rebuild society. Decoration of graves by patriotic orders preceded a Monroe High School band concert.
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George Kelsey
South Wayne
Greenwood
Kelsey
Monroe High School
Plan for Summer at Angle Monroe Youth Center
Announcement by director Miss Loraine Schumacher details summer hours 8 to 11 p m on Saturdays and Sundays subject to change and adult council review June 8 dance planned June 28 square dance hay piles and straw hats. The Angle hosts educational movies and a Hollywood radio show last Saturday featuring Joan Davis Bing Crosby Dinah Shore Perry Como Jose Iturbi with 800 monthly users averaging 25 hours weekly. Enrollment includes 675 junior and senior high pupils with 309 paid memberships. Youth Council elected June 1 includes Evelyn Rubi Jane t Anderson Bob Marty Jack freshmen Karen Ben Schindler Bill Borgien Jim Forbes sophomores Mary Barbara Hess Barbara Stauffacher Hans Sulzer Don Timmons juniors Margaret Ann Share seniors Mary Ellen Burkhard John Maurer Gilbert Kleckner. adult council chaired by Judge Harold J. Lamboley includes Russell Prien and several civic church and school representatives.
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Angle
Monroe Youth Center
Loraine Schumacher
Adult Council
Joan Davis
Connie Johnson
Bing Crosby
Bob Maurer
Dinah Shore
Barbara Reese
Perry Como
John Maurer
Jose Iturbi
Jim Moldenhauer
Youth Council
Evelyn Rubi
Janet Anderson
Bob Marty
Jack Freshmen
Karen Ben- Schindler
Bill Borgrien
Jim Forbes
Mary Barbara Hess
Barbara Stauffacher
Hans Sulzer
Don Timmons
Margaret Ann Share
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Gilbert Kleckner
Harold J. Lamboley
Russell Prien
E. A. Birs
President Plans Good Will Trip to Canada
President Truman will visit Canada for a goodwill trip and will not vacation in Alaska this summer. He will depart Friday for Kansas City and address the 35th Division memorial reunion in the municipal auditorium.
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Canada
Canning
White House
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Alaska
Ross
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Washington
Congress
New Hungarian Premier Named After Nagy Resigns
Lajos Dinnyes, 46, named premier to succeed Ferenc Nagy and Istvan Kertesz named foreign minister to replace Janos Gyongyosi. Nagy resigned two days ago while in Switzerland. A British foreign office spokesman called the move a new communist step to seize power in Hungary.
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Budapest
Foreign Office
Hungary
Lajos Dinnyes
Ferenc Nagy
Istvan Kertesz
Rome
Janos Gyongyosi
Nagy
Switzerland
Gyongyosi
Communists
Social Democrats
Peasants
Schedule Hearings For Next Week
Madison Wisconsin legislators will hold hearings next week on four University of Wisconsin board of regents measures. Proposals include abolishing current governing boards and creating a single higher education board, or forming a state council of higher education to coordinate institutions. Additional bills increase regents to 12 and shift faculty appointments to the university president, plus other items.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Senate Education and Public Welfare Committee
Assembly
Senate
Thomson
Richland Center
State University, Teachers’ Colleges
Stout Institute
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
Wiley
Galesville
State Council of Higher Education
University Board of Regents
Coal Negotiations Break Off as UMW and Operators Split
Washington AP The United Mine Workers and soft coal operators representing about 75 percent of the bituminous industry ended wage talks abruptly over John L. Lewis’s demand for 35 cents an hour. Talks halted with a July 1 walkout threat. mines to be returned to owners in a government-backed schedule. Ezra Van Horn reported the adjournment after a 35 minute session, with no explanation given for the breakdown. The next move remained unclear as government oversight continues.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
United ‘Mine
North and
West
North
Ezra van Horn
Ohio
van Horn
United Mine Workers
Navy
N. H. Collison
Opera
Hungarian official says party in control and will accept Russian arms aid
A high Hungarian official, nervous after recent events, stated that the communist party is in 100 per cent control and will soon accept a Russian offer to train and fully equip the Hungarian army. In Boston, Douglas Chandler, 58, faces a historic Monday trial in Massachusetts federal court for using the name Revere in wartime German broadcasts. In Denver, an explosion at 35 West Dakota Avenue killed two and injured six or more, with 2-story brick structure largely destroyed. gas is suspected.
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Hungary
Communist Party
Boston
Douglas Chandler
New England
U. S. District Court of
Massachusetts
Chai
Revere
United States
Denver
L. ©. Morton
West Dakota Avenue
Broadway
Morton
Area Men Named For Permanent Army Commissions
President Truman submitted Capt. Robert E. Monroe for senate confirmation to a permanent rank in the regular army. About 9,200 wartime officers from the national guard reserve corps and the army were chosen from roughly 70,000 applicants for confirmation. Nearby officers listed include Ist Lt. Kenneth S. Fjelstad Blanchardville for captain, Ist Lt. Charles W. Staley Brooklyn, and Ist Lt. Rodney Nicholson Jr Shullsburg as first lieutenants.
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Robert E. Monroe
President Truman
Senate
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Army of the United States
Kenneth S. Fjelstad
Blanchardville
Charles W. Staley
Brooklyn
Rodney ‘Nicholson’ Jr
Shullsburg
Mrs Truman Still Holds Her Own in Grandview
Mrs Martha E Truman, 94, mother of President Truman, remained in favorable condition after a day in which she held her own. Brig Gen Wallace Graham, her physician, said she coped with minor complications and spent a few minutes in her bedside chair at Grandview Missouri.
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Grandview
Martha E. Truman
Truman
Wallace Graham
Holiday plane crashes claim 174 in global toll
The Memorial day weekend saw at least 188 deaths in accidents with two major air crashes causing over half the toll. Wisconsin reported six victims including a wedding party in Lake county, while Indiana saw ten fatalities. Across the world crashes in Maryland and New York hit aviation totals, with 68 aboard an Eastern Air Lines DC-4 near Port Deposit and 40 in a United Airlines DC-4 at LaGuardia. The day also brought multiple fatalities in Japan Iceland the Netherlands Alaska Argentina and Colombia as rescue crews searched wreckage and investigators pursued causes.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Indiana
Lake County
Chicago
Bass Lake
Antigo
Japan
Iceland
Netherlands
Alaska
Argentina
Port Deposit
Eastern Air Lines
Maryland
United Airlines
N York
LaGuardia Field
Avi Ca Airlines
Bogota
Colombia
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Civil Aeronautics
Icelandic Airways
Tokyo
Fairbanks
Tilburg
Lichfield
England
Royal Air Force
Five Accidents Mar Holiday Here Arlie Kundert Loses Leg
Memorial day travel in Green county saw five accidents. Arlie William Kundert, 22, route 3, lost a leg after a motorcycle collision on highway 81 near Monroe. Damage to the motorcycle and car were minor. Kundert was taken to St. Clare hospital. Other crashes injured several others, including Frank Nikol and Delmar Zweifel in separate incidents on highways 69 and 11 near Shullsburg and Darlington.
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Green County
Highway 81
Arlie William Kundert
Route 3
Monroe
Palmer Johnson
Route 5
Kundert
Johnson
St. Clare Hospital
Maynard Howard Stark
Browntown
Junction House
Frank Nikol
New Glarus
Delmar
Zweifel
Highway 69
Rockford
Shullsburg
St. Anthony's Hospital
Darlington
John King
King
And
South Wayne farmer injured as tractor overturns
Patrick Dunn, a farmer three miles north of South Wayne, was seriously injured Wednesday when his tractor rolled over in a low field. He was pinned under a wheel but freed himself, suffering a broken rib, back injuries, and bruises.
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South Wayne
Patrick Dunn
Dunn
Italian cabinet formed without communists or socialists
Premier Designate Alcide de Gasperi announced his fourth cabinet will contain no communists or socialists. It includes five independents and 11 members of the Christian Democratic party. Luigi Einaudi, Bank of Italy governor, named vice premier and minister of the budget to balance Italy’s finances. Carlo Sforza, 63, diplomat and independent, reappointed foreign minister.
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Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Christian Democratic Party
Luigi Einaudi
Bank of Italy
Italy
Carlo Sforza
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Shorty) Cantlon
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