Drop Krause Bribe Counts Drop Krause Bribe Counts
Three bribery charges against Albert J. Krause former Milwaukee alderman were dismissed and he faces a one to three year sentence for a prior bribery conviction. Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau in Wausau suspended the remaining charge on recommendation of the district attorney and grand jury prosecutor citing lack of corroborating evidence. Krause had testified for the state at the trial of Walter Sawyer a Milwaukee car dealer convicted of bribery last April. Sawyer appealed the conviction.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Albert J. Krause
Gerald Boileau
Wausau
William McCauley
Herbert Mount
Krause
Walter Sawyer
Sawyer
Krause Bond Status and Dismissed LicenseGifts Case
The subject remains convicted and free on bond. A related charge in the Sawyer case was dismissed at trial start. Yesterday’s dismissal involved accusations that Krause accepted gifts in exchange for assisting liquor license approvals.
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Krause
Sawyer
Krauses
Mystery Clothing Found Near Milwaukee Construction Site
Workers uncover a complete lady’s outfit abandoned in dirt near a Milwaukee construction project. Detectives match descriptions of missing women but no match is found. Separately Southern Rhodesia forecasts 14 million dollars in asbestos output this year, just shy of its gold production.
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Milwaukee
WUP
Southern Rhodesia
Senator Williams cites tax scofflaw with devine methods
Washington Senator Williams accused a man of taking nearly a half million from the government using devine methods while owing about 750000 in income taxes and penalties. He named Jack Udell, said to reside at times in New York City Frankford Delaware and Miami Beach Florida, in a speech targeting the scandal stained Internal Revenue Bureau.
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Washington
Sen. Williams
Del
Senate
Udell Tied to Tax Fight Involving Nunan Claims
Udell previously figured in an internal revenue case. Williams had named Udell as the person who employed Joseph R. Nunan, the former internal revenue commissioner, to assist in contesting government tax claims against him.
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Udell
Internal Revenue Foss
Williams
Joseph R. Nunan
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Phantom gunman halts 73 cars in Illinois chase
State police stopped 73 vehicles driven by motorists after a blue car matching the robber's description wounded none in Decatur and Plainfield. Edward Smith of St Louis reported a muzzle flash but escaped injury as the lone attacker fled, continuing a spate of night road attacks.
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Springfield
Ill
W.P
Illinois
Lincoln
Decatur
Joliet
Plainfield
Edward Smith
St. Louis
Smith
Macon County
David M. Peters
Ohio
Thomas J. O’donnell
Treasure hunting season awakens in Hamburg rains reveal old coins
Relic hunters flock to Hamburg Iowa each spring to scan rain washed ground for bones Indian curios and other artifacts. They often uncover old money especially gold coins in the washouts during this season of thaw.
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Hamburg
U.P
Car Buyer Missing After Test Drive at Kenosha Dealer
Bernard Markwald, a salesman at Kenosha Lincoln Mercury, said a prospective buyer visited the 1220 60th St location at 3 p.m. Tuesday, showing interest in a 1941 Chrysler coupe and then vanished. Police were notified last night and pursue leads.
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Bernard Markwald
Car drive instruction ends with missing customer
Markwald told a customer to drive the car around the block and later observed the vehicle had been driven for several extra blocks. By 10 p.m. no sign of the car or the customer was reported.
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Markwald
Portugal to issue stamps honoring Guilherme Gomes Fernandes
Portugal plans two new stamps to honor Guilherme Gomes Fernandes of Oporto for his significant contributions to the country’s fire services. The awards reflect his long service and public safety impact in the region.
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Portugal
Guilherme Gomes Fernandes
Oporto
CURBACCO Tablet Aid Promises Smoke Curbing Help
An ad proclaims CURBACCO tablets as a safe non habit forming aid to stop smoking, noting clinical testing and University lab origin. It offers a reduced price of $2.98 from $3.50 and states availability at Reed's service.
Thief Complains Loot Not Much Good
Lawrence Lealiau 29 was charged with stealing five tires from a neighbor. He pleaded no contest and the Municipal Judge deferred sentencing to allow him to settle with the neighbor. Lealiau complained the tires were not much good.
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Green Bay
Lawrence Lealiau
Lealiau
Donald Gleason
Woman Struck and Killed by Car in Green Bay
Mrs. Arthur Everetts, 52, Green Bay, was killed instantly when struck by a car on a street. Driver Amno Stephens, 49, rural Green Bay, said the woman bolted into the path of the vehicle, while her companion Leslie Hansen of Melrose Park, Illinois, was with her at the time.
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Green Bay
Wis
U.P
Arthur Everetts
Amno Stephens
Everetts
Leslie Hansen
Melrose Park
Ill
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