Disposition of Kriofsky Case in Pasadena Superior Court
Walter E. Kriofsky 38, former Kenoshan, faced charges of grand larceny of a car and passing fictitious checks in Pasadena. He pleaded guilty to two counts after arrest in Waukegan March 22 for a $16 bad check and possession of a car tied to a bogus $2,700 check. A probation hearing was set for May 23 and adjourned to today.
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Walter E. Kriofsky
Kenoshan
Superior Court
Pasadena
Cal
Waukegan
Kriofsky
State Methodists Hear Speakers at Wisconsin Conference
Fond du Lac Wisconsin ministers and lay delegates heard Dr Thomas H Stafford Chicago discuss the world service program calling hunger racialism religious interference in politics and alcohol as explosive forces. He urged new dealings with colored peoples and declared the era of white supremacy is over. Dr Albert F Day editor of The New Life Movement warned civilization faces a crisis greater than World War II noting Communism on the march and the UN as a peace instrument.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Thomas H. Stafford
Chicago
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Stafford
World Service Program
Dr. Stafford
Albert FE. Day
Nashville
New Life Movement
Dr. Day
United Nations
Kenosha Taxpayers Urge Approval of Pending Tax Bill
Kenosha Taxpayers, Inc. representing more than 1,000 local taxpayers, telegraphed President Truman urged approval of the pending federal tax bill. August H. Kisten, president, said approval would reduce the heavy federal tax burden and allow later amendments to address remaining injustices.
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Kenosha Taxpayers, Inc
Truman
August H. Kisten
Honor Members of Safety Patrol Named
Honor members of the schoolboy safety patrol were named Thursday by J C Chapel director of the patrol and Columbus school principal at special assemblies in 10 elementary buildings. Boys named included Samuel Furlin Bain Roger Kruescher Columbus Melvin Leys Durkee Victor Sartor Frank Eleano Ciabatti Grant Stanley Lorenz Jefferson Herbert Oechler Lincoln John Kavalauskas McKinley Bruce Katt Roosevelt and John Hoferitza Weiskopf. The 1947 U S labor force was estimated at more than 58 000 000 people.
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J. C. Chapel
Columbus
Samuel Furlin
Bain School
Roger Kruescher
Columbus School
Melvin Leys
Durkee
Victor Sartor
Frank
Eleano Ciabatti
Grant
Stanley Lorenz
Jefferson
Herbert Oechler
Seek Recruits for Aviation Cadets
Army recruiting office announces direct civilian entry for aviation cadet pilot training for men 18 to 27. Applicants must be single, have two years of college or pass an educational exam, and be in good health. Cadets will be commissioned second lieutenants and serve active duty with the Army Air Forces. Next classes start July 1 and October 15. apply at the Post Office building recruiting station.
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Army
Robert R. Clark
Sgt. Clark
Army Air Forces
Clark
U. S. Army
Adjutant General
Randolph Field
Tex
Norman J. DeLaney
Lloyd E. Hunter
Walter M. Helgesen
Charter Boat Geni Opens for Lake Trout and Cruises
Captain Larry Otto announced the charter boat Geni is available for lake trout fishing parties and day or evening cruises. The Auten boat yard docked vessel takes up to six for fishing and ten for pleasure trips. Otto returned from Stuart Florida after sail fishing.
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Larry Otto
Geni
Otto
Auten Boat Yard
Stuart
Florida
Sigurd Lodge No. 30 Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Sigurd Lodge No 30 Independent Order of Vikings marks its fortieth anniversary with a Saturday night party at Swedish American hall starting at 7 30 honoring charter members and 30 year members. Six members will receive 30 year buttons with music luncheon and dancing by Helin's orchestra. wives invited.
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Sigurd Lodge No. 30
Order of Vikings
Helin
Cab Driver Freed After Reprimand in County Hearing
Joseph Pedicone a 30 year old cab driver was reprimanded by County Judge W W Davis after a witness in a pandering case during a preliminary hearing complained of a man sneering through a glass door. He was detained overnight but released after no charges were filed following District Attorney Urban J Zievers investigation.
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Joseph Pedicone
Seventeenth Avenue
W. W. Davis
Whitewater
William PP. Schmitt
Pedicone
Urban J. Zievers
Davis
Coopers Man Elected Institute Chairman
A. R. Kneibler of Coopers Inc was elected vice chairman of the Underwear Institute executive committee at the national convention. Roy Cheney, institute president, announced Kneibler’s selection during Thursday elections at the Benjamin Franklin hotel in Philadelphia, New York report.
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A. R. Kneibler
Coopers, Inc
Underwear Institute
Roy Cheney
Institute
New York
Cheney
Kneibler
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Philadelphia
Telephone Guild to Join CWA in Wisconsin merger
Milwaukee U P President Arthur B Le Fevre said the Wisconsin Telephone Guild with 8000 members would merge into the Communication Workers of America this weekend. Delegates will elect officers, set policy for six months, and name representatives for the Miami charter convention June 9 to 11. The guild becomes district 23 of the CWA.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Arthur B. le Fevre
Wisconsin Telephone Guild
Communication Workers of America
CWA
le Fevre
Miami
Fla
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Wisconsin Telephone Workers Local
District 23
Eye Specialist Dead Detroit
Dr. Howell Llewellyn Begle aged 70, longtime eye specialist at Children's Hospital for 37 years until retirement, died Thursday. Born in Saginaw, Michigan.
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Detroit
Howell Llewellyn Begle
Children’s Hospital
Saginaw, Mich
Nash to Increase Automobile Output
Nash plans to raise daily Nash automobile production from 400 to 540 units starting June 9 at the Kenosha plant. H E Long, general works manager, says further rate hikes are hoped for in July with major expansion anticipated in August or September if no major supplier strikes occur.
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Nash Automobiles
H. E. Long
Kenosha
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
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