Ebner Fined for Operating Basement Gambling House
Ebner 46 of 3019 Roosevelt Rd. was fined 225 dollars plus costs in municipal court for running a gambling operation in a basement at 618 55th St. Police and officers found uncollected winnings, race tickets, and betting paraphernalia behind a false floor. Ebner admitted ownership but claimed another man ran the business. police returned most confiscated items after the arraignment.
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Evening News
George Ebner
Ebner
55Th St
John Ehlen
Leo Buchman
Beulah Hartwig
Frank Matejski
Big George” Ebner
Roosevelt Rd
Frank Shannon
Stanley G. Haukedahl
Edward J. Ruetz
Shannon
Haukedahl
Gordon Elsen
Manila
Rockingham Park
Arlington
Lincoln Fields
Saratoga
Hawthorne
District Attorney's Office
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Ace Cigar Store
National Billiards
Ruetz
6Th Ave
Military Chiefs To Visit Europe to Discuss NATO Aid
Washington reports the national military establishment will dispatch the army navy and air force chiefs to Europe Friday. They will meet with Atlantic pact nations to review mutual interests and the proposed North Atlantic pact military organization and learn about current European conditions.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Street Cleaner Blames Heat For Long Sweep Beyond Route
Newark street cleaner Joseph Pistolese, 74, said heat made him sweep 242 miles past his route. Police in Elizabeth found him with his pushcart and broom, returning him to Newark. sanitation department granted a day off to recover.
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Newark
N. J
U.P
Joseph Pistolese
Elizabeth
Frelinghuysen Ave
Department of Sanitation
House approves anti poll tax bill and Senate action uncertain
The House passed the anti poll tax bill 273 to 116 and sent it to the Senate Rules Committee. Senator John C. Stennis leads the subcommittee with no hearings planned. In other action, Acheson and Johnson testified on atomic information for Canada and Britain as debates over military aid and Greece Turkey and the Atlantic pact continued.
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Washington
A.P
Senate
House
Senate Rules Committee
John C. Stennis
Miss
Congress
Atomic
Dean Acheson
Defense
Louis Johnson
Jaint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Canada
Great Britain
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
John Foster Dulles
N. Y
Greece
Turkey
Herbert Hoover
Thurston Ballard Morton
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Anderson
N. M
Spellman Denounces Mrs Roosevelt on Catholic Aid Letter
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt replies to Cardinal Spellman denying bias against the Roman Catholic church. She defends her support for federal aid to education while stressing belief in freedom of religious instruction and her own Protestant faith. She says her record shows no anti Catholic stance and urges consideration of her convictions.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Harold Newton Named New Conductor for Kenosha Symphony
The Kenosha Symphony Orchestra appoints Harold Newton as conductor for the upcoming season succeeding the late Richard Czerwonky. Newton, assistant principal viola of the Chicago Symphony, will lead three subscription concerts and one popular show with noted soloists and chorus, details to follow.
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Harold Newton
Kenosha Symphony Orchestra
Richard Czerwonky
Newton
Czerwonky
Symphony Board
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Artur Rodzinski
Chicago Orchestra
Ravinia Park
Northwestern University
Kansas City Philharmonic
St Viola
Little Symphony of
Chicago
New York City Symphony
New York City Opera
NBC Symphony of
New York
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Chicago Symphony
Karl Krueger
Efrem Kurtz
George Dasch
Leonard Bernstein
Arturo Toscanini
Eugene Ormandy
George Szell
Fritz Busch
Fritz Reiner
Charles Munch
Pierre Monteaux
Dimitri Mitropoulos
William Steinberg
Vladimir Golschmann
Eric Leinsdorf
Bruno Walter
Kenosha Chamber delays Welcome signs over fish talk
Kenosha Chamber of Commerce postpones installing Welcome signs as reports of abundant Lake Michigan fishing stir debate. Secretary Charles Dilday defends Kenosha’s fish story after reporter critique and cites Art Blasi’s 328 fish haul, while locals note door to door salesmen and wary shoppers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lake Michigan
Kenosha
Charles Dilday
Chamber
Dilday
Art Blast
5Th Ave
Chicago
Racine
Art Blasi
Blasi
Frank von Arx
Rome Police Round Up Counterfeit Gang
Rome police announced a roundup of a counterfeit gang that printed about half a billion lire in fake notes. Nine more arrests were made last week, bringing total custody to seventeen, with most of the counterfeit currency recovered.
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Rome
Communists react to Vatican excommunication decree
In Rome the Communist press criticized L Osservatore Romano for its interpretation of the church excommunication decree, arguing the move was politically motivated and not religious in nature.
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Rome
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Stolen Beechcraft Bonanza At Mitchell Field
Sheriff reports state wide alert for a single engine silver and red Beechcraft Bonanza stolen from Mitchell Field. The plane took off from the south runway around 4 a.m. heading east. It carried a paralyzed Baptist minister, Rev. Francis F. Fisher, who had returned from New York with the aircraft.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Sheriff's Department
Mitchell Field
New York
Francis F. Fisher
Steel Union to Sign Affidavits Under Taft Hartley
The CIO Steel Workers union executive board unanimously ordered officers to file non- Communist affidavits under the Taft Hartley act after a speech by President Philip Murray. The move aims to regain access to Taft Hartley election procedures and counter company unions amid wage talks and benefits hearings.
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New York
CIO Steel Workers Union Today
Philip Murray
Murray
Steel Workers
Labor Board
Steel Workers Union
Claims Shooting Of Sweetheart Was Accidental
Joyce Schumaker 17 testified in a Waukegan circuit court that the fatal shot of Carl Reeder last April 14 was accidental as she tried to scare him away. She described a turbulent romance with Reeder, who she says pursued her despite his marriage, and outlined confrontations with his wife Gladys. The defense seeks acquittal while the state contends the shooting occurred in his car near Lake Michigan shore.
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Waukegan
Ill
Joyce Schumaker
Carl Reeder
Reeder
Wan
Pale
William Carroll
Lake Michigan Shore
Gladys
Joyce Kirkpatrick
Sydney Block
Drowns at Twin Lakes in heat relief wade
Edward Hugh, 26, of West Mont NL, drowned in Lake Marie at Twin Lakes while wading fully clothed to cool off. Companion Lynn Dudgeon, 35, Bartlett IL, reported Hugh missing after a second wading attempt. a hotel bartender found the body in five feet of water near Edgewater Beach Hotel. Deputies and rescue squads failed to revive him. coroner notified. body to be taken to West Mont.
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Edward Hugh
West Mont
Lake Marie
Twin Lakes
Kenosha County
Hugh
Edgewater Beach
Twin Lakes Village
Jay B. Glerum
Lynn Dudgeon
Bartlett
Glerum
Dudgeon
Edgewater
Sheriff's Department
Ernest Oberhofer
Edwin Polansky
Scout Leaders
Western Electric
Chicago
Ashley Wins Match By Default In Wisconsin Golf
Ashley of Kenosha advanced in the Wisconsin state amateur golf tournament after opponent Wally Glaub withdrew due to an attack of hives. Bowden Davis of Milwaukee beat Paul Reichardt 2 and 1 in another first round match.
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Milwaukee
Dick Ashley
Kenosha
Wally Glaub
Bowden Davis
Paul Reichardt
PSC NAMES W E Torkelson CHIEF COUNSEL
Madison Wisconsin announces William E. Torkelson aged 41 as chief counsel for the Public Service Commission, effective August 1.
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Madison
Wis
Public Service Commission
William E. Torkelson
Hatchet Wounds Kill Man as Woman Is Arraigned
Emil Shenk, 48, died from hatchet wounds after Mary Boyd, 35, was being arraigned in Shawano county court on an assault with intent to murder charge. Boyd admitted in writing that she struck Shenk after he called her harsh names. The attack happened last Thursday night in their one room shack in Shawana.
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Shawana
Wis
Emil Shenk
Mary Boyd
Nation Suffers Through Sticky Weather Across Regions
Heat and humidity grip Americans east of the Rockies with scattered showers possible in Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas. Rochester Minnesota reports heavy rainfall while Bismarck North Dakota endures hail damage. Incidents include a Madison Wisconsin man jailed for wading in a public lake and a Flint Michigan man injured by a thorny rose bush. The Vasa Hope Swedish lodge of Seattle pays $1000 if outdoor smorgasbord rains.
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United Press
Rockies
Weatherman
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Minnesota
Iowa
Rochester
Minn
Bismarck
N. C
Richard Hack
Madison
Wis
Lake Monona
John Jansen
Flint
Mich
Vasa Hope Swedish Lodge
Seattle
Wisconsin heat wave follows thunder showers
Weather reader reports a heat and humidity surge across Wisconsin after yesterday's cooling storms. Reedsburg logged 3.49 inches of rain, Ellsworth peaked at 98 degrees, Two Rivers remained a cooler shore spot, and Kenosha stood at 87 amid possible scattered thundershowers this afternoon.
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Wisconsin
Howard J. Thompson
Reedsburg
Mercury
Ellsworth
Two Rivers
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Spellman
Mrs. Roosevelt
Bush Conservatory
Chicago Conservatory
University of Kansas City
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Cottey College
Nevada
Philharmonic Preparatory Orchestra of
Kansas City
Rodzinski
Mr. Blasi
von Arx
Red Press
Leslee Moore
Santa Claus
Omaha
Nebraska
Leslee
John Moore
Philadelphia
Steel Union
Frank Savaglio
Frank
Wader
Ashley
McGregor
Marinette
Robert McGregor
Michigan
West Allis
Oconto
Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukesha
Emil Nordbeck
PSC
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