Weather recap from The Daily Record October 8 1949
Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of rain tonight and Sunday forenoon in the east and extreme north. Much cooler Sunday, especially in the northwest and extreme west tonight. High near 81, low 64. year-to-date high 50. Barometer 29.45 this morning, 29.48 this afternoon. Yuma Arizona warmest at 97, Williston North Carolina coldest at 27. Sunrise 6:05, sunset 5:31.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Williston
N. C
Real Estate Transfers to Hilgers by Hoesly and Barton
J. H. Hoesly and wife and Harland Barton and wife convey parcel in outlet 87 in the village of New Glarus to Leo Hilgers and wife. Assessor notes Village of New Glarus.
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J. H. Hoesly
Harland Barton
Leo Hilgers
New Glarus
Letters of special administration in Ga pen estate issued
County Court Judge Harold J. Lamboley grants letters of special administration in the estate of Ben L. Gapen to his sister Mildred Gapen Montgomery of Jefferson. Wilhe V. Pitkanen of Ogema is found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, fined $60 plus costs.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Ben L. Gapen
Mildred Gapen
Montgomery
Jefferson
Wilhe
Deaths Mrs. Otto Huebner, 66, Hampton, Ia
Mrs. Otto Huebner aged 66 died in Hampton Iowa. Survived by husband Otto Huebner. Funeral arrangements pending at local Hampton funeral home.
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Otto Huebner
Hampton, Ia
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissal Notices
St Clare Hospital lists Mrs Roger Sch webke of Beloit and Russell Trumpy in surgical cases. Also named are Mrs Lyle Dailey Woodford Mrs John Home Jr Beloit and Mrs S J Pittenger Lancaster with Mrs Willis Stokes Judo. Dismissals include Albert Zimmer man Harold Pippin Barbara Anderson Bernadine Richards Mrs Andrew Schafer and daughter Mrs Arnold Kebreli Mrs Henry Gessler and Mrs Lee Mitchell.
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Roger Schwebke
Beloit
Russell Trumpy
9Th Street
Lyle Dailey
Woodford
John Home Jr
S. J. Pittenger
Lancaster
Willis Stokes
Albert Zimmerman
Harold Pippin
Barbara Anderson
Bernadine Richards
Andrew Schafer
Arnold Kebreli
Henry Gessler
Lee Mitchell
Mrs Elsa Rattin Plans Western Trip With Scheideggers
Mrs Elsa Rattin will accompany her nephew Charles Scheidegger to Smithfield Utah to visit her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Scheidegger and family. She will also visit her brother Fred Wieland in Ogden Utah.
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Elsa Rattin
Charles Scheidegger
Smithfield
Arthur Scheidegger
Fred Wieland
Ogden
Antelope kills by four hunters and a ride-along
Harold E Mueller and partners Russell Wolff Rollie Rohde Henry Schadewald and Leland Jordan hunted near Douglas Wyoming and brought down an antelope apiece. Jordan joined as a ride along after missing a license and returned yesterday afternoon from the trip.
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Harold E Mueller
Monroe
Russell Wolff
Rollie Rohde
Browntown
Henry Schadewald
Dakota
Douglas
Wyo
Leland Jordan
Seaman Arthur Yates Visits Parents on Furlough
Seaman Arthur Yates, on a 10 day furlough, arrived to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Yates Jr. Yates, manager of the Eugene hotel, has been transferred from the amphibious base at Little Creek Virginia to the Washington naval intelligence department.
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Arthur Yates
Jack Yates Jr
Yates
Eugene
Seaman Yates
Little Creek
Washington Naval Intelligence Department
Outstanding Newspaper Carrier Award Given to Kneubuel
Sylvan Kneubuel son of Mr and Mrs Kneubuel of 2102 14th Street receives the Inland Daily Press Association Outstanding Newspaper Carrier certificate for 1949. The award honors his three year record as a Madison newspaper carrier boy among 317 Midwestern papers.
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Sylvan Kneubuel
14Th Street
Inland Daily Press Association
Madison
Vacationing at Okee With H B Darling and wife
Mr and Mrs H B Darling of Green County Hospital are spending a few weeks at a lake cottage in Okee. Darling suffers a skin condition in his arms and hands and is ordered to rest as part of his treatment. Doctors suspect exposure to a poisonous plant or shrub caused the ailment.
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Okee
H. B. Darling
Green County Hospital
Cattle Show Attendants Visit Waterloo Leaders in Argyle
Burnell and Maynard Moon of route 1 Argyle attend the Cattle Congress in Waterloo Indiana this weekend visiting their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Preston at their home.
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Burnell
Maynard Moon
Argyle
Waterloo
James Preston
New Sign Installed At Eugene Building
The Eugene hotel's new corner sign was erected today by a Beloit firm. The sign towers nearly three floors and uses the previous frame rebuilt for a new lighting type with the coffee shop sign installed beneath the main unit.
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Eugene Hotel
Beloit
Wisconsin State Cash Balance Reported at 16.4 Million
State Treasurer Warren R. Smith announced a cash balance of 16,438,424 dollars as of October 1. The total state cash in hand and in accounts reached 304,633,416 dollars across all state funds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren R. Smith
League Claims Parking Solved
Monroe Merchants Courtesy League reports a parking survey showing ample metered and unmetered space around the square from Sept 19 to Oct 1. The letter cites 164 vacant stalls daily between 10 am and 2 pm and urges aldermen to consider a traffic engineer instead of adding meters, except on Saturdays if needed.
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Committee of
Monroe Merchants Courtesy League
Court House Square
League
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
Fraud schemes tapped state funds via forged indemnity payments
Investigation shows funds were fraudulently obtained by processing unapproved indemnity claims filed by farmers. Checks were cashed by Crawford and Eunice Farr Sumnicht using forged endorsements and the payee’s name. Amount involved: 3201 dollars from 1946 to 1948. partial cash fund shortfall of 375.20 dollars. Jacqueline Peterson admitted $10 and altered check dates. Patricia Fenney linked to $100 missing. No other individuals implicated.
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Crawford
Eunice Farr
Eunice Sumnicht
Keliher
Jacqueline Peterson
Patricia Fenney
Kelcher
Dodgers Hold Off Yankees in Low-Scoring Contest
In a pitcher duel, Dodgers pitcher Carl Erskine and Yankees starter Vic Lopat matched zeroes through six. The Dodgers scratched single runs when Hodges and Olmo delivered timely hits, Reese scored on Robinson’s single, and Campanella scored Hodges. The game ended 1-0 with four seven hits and two left.
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Yankees
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
Hodges
Lopat
Rizzuto
Olmo
Henrich
Berra
Robinson
Reese
DiMaggio
Billy Cox
Miksis
Cox
Snider
Allie Reynolds
Yankee
Campanella
Hermanski
Timo
Reynolds
Johnny Jorgensen
Erskine
Paul Minner
Banta
Dodger
Jorgensen
Denver gridlock complaint leads to new traffic role
Joe Denver, a retired businessman, told city hall about traffic problems in his area and was referred to Traffic Engineer Henry W. Barnes. He offered a fix and was appointed as a field investigator for the department.
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Joe Denver
I. W. Bond
City Hall
Henry W. Barnes
Bonnie Baker Granted Divorce From Frank Taylor in Chicago
Bonnie Baker, who popularized the song O Johnny, has been granted a divorce in superior court from Frank Taylor, a Chicago theatrical booking agent. The ruling confirms the separation and finalizes the divorce proceedings in Illinois court.
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Chicago
Bonnie Baker
Johnny
Superior
Frank Taylor
Indiana Woman Dies After Highway Crash
Bloomington reports Mrs. Bertha Vandenberg 30 from Williamsport died today from injuries sustained in a highway crash last night. Local authorities released the name of the deceased. The incident is under investigation by the state police.
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Bloomington
Indiana
Bertha Vandenberg
Williamsport
Community Notes and Visiting Announcements
Kathryn Krauss visiting Monroe for eight weekends while at Milton college. Florence Wartenweiler attends rural school women meeting in Madison. George and Mrs Thom of Kenosha visit H W Biffle family. John A Becker attends Clayton Ward funeral in Madison. J W Howe and family return from Columbus to Monroe. James Disch and Babler families plan weekend visits. St Omar chapter 90 OES holds regular meeting Monday October 10 with initiation. Tickets for October 15 and auditorium program noted.
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Kathryn Krauss
Milton College
Monroe
the Times Mee
Florence Wartenweiler
Madison Town
George Thom
Kenosha
H. W. Biffle
Times Office
Edward Blumer
Milwaukee
Robert Blumer
Albany
John A. Becker
Monroe Water Board
Clayton Ward
Madison
J. W. Howe
16Th Avenue
Columbus
Raymond C. Howe
James Disch
Frank Hare
20Th Street
Alvin Babler
Monticello
St. Omar
Adv
Mrs. Otto Huebner Succumbs in Iowa
Winslow special report says Mrs. Otto Huebner former resident of Winslow died Tuesday at her Hampton Iowa home. Born in Cedarville she was daughter of Phillip and mother of Mrs. Herman Abbas and sons Carl and Walter all of Hampton. She leaves her mother and brothers Ephriam and Maj Donald R. Smith. husband and son predeceased her. Funeral services were held yesterday at Hampton.
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Winslow
Hampton
Otto Huebner
Huebner
Cedarville
Phillip Smith
Martintown
Herman Abbas
Carl
Walter
Ephriam
Maj
Donald R. Smith
Mr. Huebner
Wisconsin closes 853000 acres to deer hunting in 19 counties
The Wisconsin conservation commission approved closing 853,740 acres in 19 counties for the five day antlerless deer season. Closed areas include 324,000 acres in Iowa County 66,560 in Waupaca and 550,000 in Columbia County. The Argonne refuge will be open this year. Rifle season runs November 19 to 23.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
The
Conservation Commission
Iowa County
Waupaca
Columbia County
Argonne Refuge
Forest County
W. F. Grimmer
Spring Grove News Notes From Mrs Herbert Molins
The page lists local social happenings including funeral attendance for August Braun in Fairbank Iowa. Visitors attend a silver wedding anniversary in Sioux Falls South Dakota and several families host relatives and travel to meet friends. Additional items cover new infant Ronald Erick, visits in Monroe and Brodhead, and trips to California.
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Sam Wendler
Gilbert Wendler
Melvin Wendler
Fairbank
August Braun
Russell Rosheisen
Melvin Swain
Maurice Gilbert
John Rosheisen
Shirley
Sioux Falls
S. D
A. J. Krohn
Jake Rodenbaugh
New Orleans
Luther Rodenbaugh
Robert Deal
Ronald Erick
Perry Deal
Monroe
Gilbert Wendlers
Annie Pinnow
Brodhead
H. C. Stahlecker
Durand
Herbert Mohns
State Line Aid Society
Raymond Arnsmeier
Glen Hauser
California
Kenneth Shoemaker
Lehr Leads with 453 as Bowling Scores Highlight Night
Helen Lehr posted 194 134 125 for a 453 series to top the Progressive league. Esther Kubly led VFW Auxiliary lanes with 491 while Helen Burkhard 471 and Valeria Durgin 469 followed. multiple teams and bowlers posted solid scores across the event.
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Helen Lehr
VFW
Esther Kubly
Helen Burkhard
Valeria Durgin
Progressive Hunt’s Produce
Anderson Body Shop
Corner Cafe
Clinic
Fritz
Cleaners
Quintets
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Charm Center
Clarno Goldenrods
Johnson’s
Ida Casanova
Vi Larson
Sa- 4
Haman
Erma Buehler
Clara Rutsch
Mae Davidson
Jo Felder
Norma Ebert
Borden’s
Wenger
Kramer
Huber Beer
Monroe Hotel
Beckman’s
R. Kramer
Speich
E. Booth
C. Krakenbuehl
U S to Continue Purchase of Eggs
The government will remain in the nation's egg market for two more months to assure producers a national average price of 35 cents per dozen. It has bought dried eggs equal to about three percent of annual production, and purchases will continue from processors who pay the 35 cent support price. Surplus stocks present a market problem with no ready domestic market at required prices.
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Washington
CROP Sets Goal of 3500 Carloads for Overseas Aid
Dayton report says the Christian rural overseas program aims to ship 3500 rail carloads of American farm products to fill friendship trains for overseas needy. The drive targets 33 top agricultural states during harvest, peaking in late October to early November with a Thanksgiving season focus.
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Dayton
Christian Rural Overseas Program Today
America
Cooperative Church Relief
Record of 1948 US steel wire production per person
In 1948 the United States produced more than 85 pounds of steel wire for every resident. This reflects strong industrial output and high per capita wire production during the postwar era.
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United States
Funeral services for Ben L. Gapen
Ben L. Gapen, 73, died Thursday in St. Clare hospital. Services were held at 2 p m in Shriner-Neushwan der funeral home with Rev. Dallas Landrum officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Alfred Dein inger, John Bieri, Sam Rubi, William Brennan, Timothy Brennan and J. J. Stauffacher.
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Ben L. Gapen
St. Clare Hospital
Shriner-Neushwander
Dallas Landrum
Greenwood Cemetery
Alfred Deininger
John Bieri
Sam Rubi
William Brennan
Timothy Brennan
J. J. Stauffacher
Services for Glen L. Ripley Held at Stuessy
Funeral services for Glen L. Ripley were conducted at 1 30 p m yesterday at the Stuessy funeral home with Rev E C McCollow presiding. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery. Out-of-town mourners included his mother Mrs Cinda Ripley four brothers Edward and Walter of Cashton Mr and Mrs Paul Ripley Landish Mont Spencer Sparta two sisters Mrs Henry Janschowski and Mrs Ernest Snell Hayward pallbearers were William Fell Ernest Willborn Madison Joseph Legler Monticello Jesse Anderson Argyle Lloyd Isely and Harold Ruf Monroe.
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Glen L. Ripley
Stuessy
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Cinda Ripley
Edward
Walter
Cashton
Paul Ripley
Landish
Mont
Spencer
Sparta
Henry Janschowski
Ernest Snell
Hayward
William Fell
Ernest Willborn
Madison
Joseph Legler
Monticello
Jesse Anderson
Argyle
Lloyd Isely
Harold Ruf
Monroe
Veterans Board Tightens Housing Loan Policy
The state board of veterans affairs announced strict control on housing loan grants and approved a policy to extend aid for individual loans. Gordon Huseby said loan applications would be sent to county service officers within two weeks as funds allow only a small percentage of the 350 000 veterans receive aid.
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Madison
State Board of Veterans’ Affairs
Gordon Huseby
Veterans’ Affairs Department
Waupun Sentence for Aumock on Indecent Liberty Charge
David Aumock, 23, Monroe, was sentenced by County Judge Harold J. Lamboley to Waupun state prison for 18 to 26 months after pleading guilty to indecent liberties with a minor. Defense counsel Rudolph P. Reger, Aumock’s prior Illinois sentence noted, and a repeater statute applied. His younger brother William, 18, was sent to the Wisconsin School for Boys at Waukesha until 21.
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David Aumock
Monroe
Waupun State
Harold J. Lamboley
Aumock
Rudolph P. Reger
Illinois
William
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Lamboley
Chicago Markets Slaughter Hogton and Cattle Prices Report
USDA market report shows salable hogs about 300 total weekly, with butchers down 1.00 to 1.75 for heavier weights and lighter weights 1.00 to 1.50 lower. Sows 1.25 to 1.75 lower. top hog price 20.00 Monday, closing 18.50. Cattle demand weaker in some grades, bulls steady, stockers up about 0.50, top steer 35.50, four loads 1105-1291 lb fed steers paid. Grain futures mixed with wheat down 4 to 5 percent, corn off 5 to 34 at December 1.18, soybeans up 1 to 3 cents, lard futures down 2 to 3 cents.
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Chicago
Wall Street Trading Dips Amid Profit Taking on Saturday
Demand for low priced shares helped prop today’s market in New York. Most changes were fractional with gains and losses overall. Automobile stocks reached 1949 highs yesterday but faced profit taking while others held steady as market activity slowed at times.
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New York
Steel and auto shares falter and rally in mixed session
Turnover neared 600000 shares as Central Iron and Steel Corp announced a price rise drawing interest. Graham Paige gained ground while General Motors and Chrysler slipped. U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Willys-Overland Hudson Goodyear and Montgomery Ward held steadier positions.
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Central Iron and Steel Corp
Graham Paige
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Willys-Overland
Hudson Motors
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Suspect Held on Murder Charge in LaCrosse Case
Arnold Larson, 35, a former La Crosse resident, is charged with first degree murder in the 1947 slaying of Dr. James McLoone. He waived extradition from Minneapolis and was arraigned in La Crosse after arriving yesterday. body found on a highway near the city limits. Dr. McLoone had previously attended Larson’s late son, with letters found suggesting a past connection.
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James McLoone
Arnold Larson
Minneapolis
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Larson
Phillip Arneson
Verne H. Lamp
McLoone
LaCrosse
Herman Rick
Plans Penicillin Plant in Bombay for Drug Manufacture
New Delhi reports the government of India will establish a factory in Bombay to produce penicillin sulpha and anti malaria drugs. Capacity includes 1,200 billion units of penicillin 100000 lbs of anti malaria drug 60000 lbs sulphamerazine 20000 lbs sulphathiazole and 20000 lbs sulphanilamide.
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New Delhi
Idia
Bombay
AFL Plans To Woo CIO Union Rebels
AFL officials predict a CIO civil war at the Cleveland convention and expect to pick up large CIO membership blocks. They aim to add about one million members in 1950 to boost political leverage in the next elections.
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St. Paul
AFL
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Cleveland
Philip Murray
Miller Installed as Northwestern President in 12th Term
Dr. James Roscoe Miller was formally installed as the 12th president of Northwestern University in Evanston. The 44 year old Salt Lake City native succeeds Dr. Franklyn Bliss Snyder who retired last July. Miller, Northwestern medical school alumnus, served as assistant dean and dean before becoming administrative head in 1941.
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Evanston
James Roscoe Miller
Northwestern University
Miller
Northwestern
Franklyn Bliss Snyder
Salt Lake City
Utah
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