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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1949

Page

5

Jury to Learn Purse Contents in Coplon Espionage Case

Judge Albert L. Reeves ruled the jury in Judith Coplon’s espionage trial is entitled to see all contents of her purse at arrest. The ruling requires 12 slips and the full text of several FBI reports be available, despite prosecutors’ objections citing national security concerns.

Washington Albert L. Reeves Judith Coplon Reeves FBI Miss Coplon John M. Kelley, Jr United States Kelley Miss Copion Archibald Palmer

Field Work on Wisconsin Farms Returns to Normal

Madison Wis Fieldwork on Wisconsin farms is about up to normal despite lack of rain The warm weather aided grain planting and rapid vegetation with fruit blossoming earlier than usual Hay and pasture remain uncertain in places with thin stands in drought hit northwestern counties Ice damage reported in several southeastern counties Prices for farm products fell two percent in May Milk feed grains and hay led declines Production per cow stayed high up three percent from May 1948 Eggs output dropped three percent Butter and cheese stocks rose seasonably Winter wheat and rye showed improvement

Madison Wis Wisconsin

Locust Invasion Strips Trees Near Portage Wisconsin

Locusts stripped leaves from five to ten acres of oak in a wood lot four miles west of Portage. M J Framberger cited reports from Herman Ziehmke and Marlin Otto. Entomologist E H Fisher noted these 17 year locusts burrow in ground as nymphs before maturing with wings. Farmers recall a 40 year ago outbreak but say this is worse.

Portage Wis Here M. J. Framberger Herman Ziehmke Marlin Otto Framberger E. H. Fisher University of Wisconsin Fisher

Bavarian Plan to Try Ilse Koch in German Court

Bavarian officials said Ilse Koch will be tried in a German court for mistreating Germans at Buchenwald. Hans Walther of the Bavarian justice ministry said no trial date is set yet. Koch, once called the witch of Buchenwald, had a life sentence commuted to four years by Gen. Lucius D. Clay.

Munich WUP Ilse Koch Buchenwald Ministry of Justice Hans Walther Lucius D. Clay

Indian years old widow Mary Jane Taylor dies at 107

Mrs. Mary Jane Taylor of Victory Wisconsin died at 107 years old yesterday. She had nine children, 22 grandchildren, and 40 great grandchildren. Her long life was noted in local notices.

Victory Wis Mary Jane Taylor

Indian Runner Delivers Birchbark Gift to Governor

An Ojibwe runner reached the statehouse steps carrying a birchbark scroll and a pouch of tobacco. The scroll invited Governor Luther Youngdahl to a Fourth of July celebration on Red Lake reservation in Northwestern Minnesota, but the governor was away.

Luther Youngdahl Red Lake Minnesota

Pact Favored By Committee For Ratification Of Atlantic Pact

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged ratification of the North Atlantic pact to avert world war three and extend Western unity. The treaty, signed April 4 by the United States Canada and 10 European nations requires a two thirds Senate vote to become binding. Senator Connally predicted ratification would be overwhelming and may pause labor debates to permit action. Cahokia Illinois, founded 1699, noted as oldest town in the state.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Europe Canada Senate Connally D.-Tex Foreign Relations Committee

Boy Fatally Injured After Horse Incident in Marinette

Marinette Wisconsin reports a 14 year old boy named Rudolph Just suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries after being thrown from a horse during an incident near Stephenson farm. The boy died yesterday from injuries.

Mal Stephenson Farm Boy

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