Four Cyclists Hurt In Kenosha City County Accidents
Four cyclists were injured in seven city county traffic incidents overnight with two serious cases. In Kenosha, Jerome Lentz aged 14 was hit at 43rd Street and 21st Avenue by a car driven by Albert Stengert 31 of 4109 21st Avenue. Lentz suffered broken ribs and a possible lung puncture. He was in Ke nosha hospital in good condition later. Several other riders including Mrs. Henry High 17 suffered multiple arm fractures and were treated or operated on. Deputies sought a hit and run driver who struck Gerald Walczak 16 near the Kenosha airport. A separate crash injured Donald Benning 14. Police reported multiple parked-car to trailer and car crashes around town.
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Lone County
Jerome Lentz
21St Ave
43Rd St
Albert Stengert
Stengert
Lentz
Kenosha Hospital
Gerald Walczak
10Th Ave
Walczak
22Nd Ave
Kenosha
Walszak
Donald Benning
Lincoln Rd
Russell von Wald
18Th Ave
20Th Ave
Van
Ward
Donald
John R. Richard
39Th Ave
Gustav Mulkmus
17Th Ave
75Th St
Richard
Lester Irving
William Chandonais
Leo Ko
Remains of Pfc James F Haber Returned to Kenosha
The body of 31 year old Pfc James F Haber from Kenosha arrived from the Chicago Graves Distribution Center for final burial. He was killed in France on November 16 1944 and posthumously awarded the Purple Heart. Survived by parents two brothers and five sisters, with military rites to be conducted by Gateway Post 2751 VFW and Polish Legion of American Veterans assisting.
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James F. Haber
Kenoshan
France
Kenosha
Chicago Graves Distribution Center
Pfc
Haber
James Haber
14Th Ave
Cleveland
St. George
Washington School
Kenosha High School
The
Simmons Company
Tennessee
Missouri
California
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Order of the Purple Heart
Paul
Richard
Joseph Skurski
Rockford
Emmett Nolan
Frances
Betty
Joanne Haber
Gateway Post 2751
VFW
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Polish Legion Auxiliary
State Needs Rain But None in Sight
Wisconsin faces a drought with calls for significant rainfall to aid agriculture forest protection and water power. Howard J. Thompson a federal weather observer told Gay that southern Wisconsin is driest after an unusually dry summer. Yesterday was warm statewide except cooler in the north. Temperatures were expected to rise to the mid 80s today with tomorrow in the 58 to 86 degree range in the north and 64 to 92 in the south.
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Wisconsin
Howard J. Thompson
Gay
Thompson
Lapwing Back From Cruise On Great Lakes Training Voyage
The 40 man crew of the USS Lapwing and mascot Rufus completed a two week training cruise from Great Lakes Naval Training Station through Holland Mackinac Island Sault Ste Marie to Port Arthur Canada. The voyage included rough seas on Lake Michigan and marked the first U S Navy vessel visit to Port Arthur in 45 years with hospitable Canadian reception.
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Evening News
Rufus
NAVY
U. S Naval Reserve Training Center
Charles Ashton
Zion
Kenosha
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Navy Center
Great Lakes
Holland, Mich
Holland
Mackinac Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Port Arthur
Ontario
Canada
United States Navy
Jury clears none in Violet Gogolin death in Ontario river
A five man coroner jury in Palmer Rapids Ontario refused to place blame for 18 year old Violet Gogolin's death after a night of religious services she walked into the Madawaska River and drowned on August 22 witnesses testified she was impelled by the holy spirit.
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Palmer Rapids
Violet
Here
Viola
Dias
Henry Gogolin
No Opposition to Lewis For Another UMW Term
John L. Lewis was nominated without opposition for re election to the United Mine Workers the union reported today.
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Lewis
UMW
Washington
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Butcher Pleads Guilty Over Charging For Air
Los Angeles butcher Edward Renert, 40, faced a 150 dollar fine and 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to charging a customer for 16 cents worth of air. He admitted using an electric fan on meat scales to inflate the roast by about 31.4 ounces on a 2.65 dollar item.
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Los Angeles
Edward Renert
Indian Army Advances Toward Hyderabad Amid Fierce Resistance
New Delhi reports Indian armored spearhead moving east toward Hyderabad within 65 miles as resistance stiffens. Forces invading from the Sholapur sector push 25 miles, facing renewed defense by Hyderabadi regulars and guerrillas near Secunderabad and the capital.
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New Delhi
Indian Army
Hyderabad
High Command
Sholapur
Nizam of Hyderabad
Secunderabad
Chicago Hotels Endure Legion Prank Damage
Chicago hotels report heavy damage from American Legion pranksters at the Illinois Legion convention. The Morrison hotel cites 5000 dollars in damage as the state convention headquarters, while other downtown hotels report substantial but lesser damage and call for measures to prevent a recurrence.
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Chicago
American Legion
National Organization
Morrison
Illinois Legion
Texan Bets Big With Eskimos and Penguin Visit
Dallas oilman L. L. Horne planned to travel with four Eskimo women a penguin a polar bear skin and a parka to collect more than 20000 in bets The Eskimo women were flown from Seattle and would tour Dallas Houston Taylor Mission San Antonio and Midland to collect winnings The stunt began after a Flathead Montana vacation prompted the wager and organizer Lew Leach arranged the flight south
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
L. L. Horne
Molly Blatchford
Lena B. Welch
Alice Walker
Lorena Gray
Seattle
Texas
Horne
Houston
Taylor
Mission
San Antonio
Midland
Flathead
Mont
Alaska
Wash
Lew Leach
Single Liquor License Covers All Bars Ruling
Wisconsin attorney general Grover Broadfoot ruled that a single liquor license can cover multiple bars on a resort property if the license describes the entire premises. The decision, given to Vilas County DA Edmund Draeger, allows liquor sales from any part of a unified resort. A separate brief opposed a muskrat farming license on the Wisconsin River, with the conservation director undecided.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Grover Broadfoot
Edmund H. Draeger
Vilas County
Broadfoot
Attorney General's Office
Paul Munninghoff
Oneida County
Wisconsin River
Conservation Commission
Munninghoff
Conservation Department
Ernest Swift
Swift
Dane County Circuit Court
Roy G. Tulane
Tulane
Two Die in Merrill Area Car Crash on Highway 51
Two men, Henry Osten age 59 of Wausau and William Nagel about 69 of Irma, were killed when their car left the road one mile north of Merrill and rolled over three times after failing to negotiate a curve on Highway 51.
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Merrill Wis
Here
Henry Osten
Wausau
William Nagel
Irma
Lilienthal Warns Unfair Probes Hampering Atom Progress
David E. Lilienthal, head of the atomic energy commission, told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that unfair investigations of scientists threaten atomic progress. He urged rapid recruitment of qualified personnel and criticized loyalty probes linked to anticommunist inquiries.
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Washington
U.P
David E. Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
American Association For the Advancement of Science
House On American Activities Committee
Committee
United States
Dwarf burglar shoots Illinois medical student and wife
University of Illinois medical student John Stephen Stephenson, 26, is critically wounded after a dwarf burglar attacked him and his wife Elizabeth, 21, in their second story Chicago apartment. Police report a 4 foot 2 inch, 105 pound suspect found with bandages, pistol and shears. The wife suffered a skull fracture, torn ear, and scalp cuts. both victims were taken to County Hospital.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
John Stephenson
Elizabeth
Stephenson
Axis Sally case arraignment postponed to Sept 24
The Washington trial of Mildred Elizabeth Gillars known as Axis Sally on treason charges was delayed today. The arraignment was rescheduled for September 24.
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Washington
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Rescue Of 39 Crewmen From Abandoned British Freighter Leicester
Thirty nine crewmen were rescued from the hurricane battered British freighter Leicester in the North Atlantic. Six men remain unaccounted for with the vessel abandoned after a severe Atlantic hurricane listing the ship to 55 degrees. Surviving crew were saved by the American rescue ship Cecil N. Bean and the Argentine ship Trapezo.
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New York
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Leicester
H. N. Lawson
Lawson
New Zealand Shipping Co
London
Cecil N. Bean
Trapezo
Royal Canadian Air Force
Halifax
Bermuda
Baby killed as uncle runs tractor over him
Thomas B. Krause, 20 months old, died when his uncle, 15 year old Robert Lux, ran over him with a tractor on the farm near Omro Wisconsin. Lux said he did not see the child while plowing and the boy died instantly.
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Omro, Wis
Thomas B. Krause
Clarence Krause
Robert Lux
Here
Lux
Postmaster Halves Stamps To Solve Shortage
Manila report on Postmaster Andres Abella of Cebu who faced a stamp shortage. With only one cent stamps missing and two cent stamps abundant, he cut the two cent stamps in half to supply one cent value. He lost his job.
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Manila
Andres Abella
Cebu
Abella
Four Recalled From Legation Staff in Romania
The state department disclosed four members of the American legation staff in Bucharest have been recalled at Romania's request after Romania accused them of photographing in a forbidden zone. The United States denied the charges, calling them unfounded, and noted Romanian police detained the staff for 17 hours incommuni cado with no food or water for 16 hours. The named staff were Wayne Fisher Paul Green Ruth Garr and Peggyson.
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Washington
State Department
Legation
Bucharest
Romania
United States
Rudolf E. Schoenfeld
Foreign Ministry
Giurgiu
Schoenfeld
Wayne Fisher
Glidden
Iowa
Paul Green
Newark
Ohio
Ruth Virginia Garr
San Francisco
Peggy Sons
Kansas City
Miss Garr
Maggard
Western Electric Ends Walkout Teeters on Tie up with CIO Union
The Western Electric Co announces a wage deal with the Association of Communication and Equipment Workers CIO ending a 25 000 worker nationwide walkout set for 6 am tomorrow. Ben Gold CIO Fur Workers chief admits he is a Communist party member to a House labor subcommittee. UN Security Council votes 8 to 6 to study Hyderabad war situation with China Soviet Ukraine abstaining.
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New York
U.P
Western Electric Co
Association of Communication and Equipment Workers
CIO
Washington
Ben Gold
CIO International Fur Workers Union
Communist Party
Gold
House Labor
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Hyderabad
China
Soviet
Russia
Ukraine
Russian Border Incursions Bark Berlin Sector
Soviet troops crossed into the American sector of Berlin in multiple incidents today threatening U S military police with light arms. Americans chased and halted the Russians. one trooper was jabbed with a submachine gun and protected by fellow MPs. Berlin police reported several incursions near Anhalter station and Lichtenraderstrasse as youths clashed elsewhere.
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Berlin
U.P
U. S
David Ruffner
Cleveland
Ohio
Briar Hill
U.S
Schlesicherstrasse
Ruffner
Pvt
Richard C. Alverson
Huntsville
Ala
Alverson
Anhalter Station
Potsdamer Platz
Lichtenraderstrasse
Germany
Brandenburg
Lemay Believes Wife Cecelia Lemay Is Alive
Edmond Lemay, 52, says he is firmly convinced his wife Cecelia Lemay, 54, is alive and will conduct a private probe into her disappearance. She was last seen June 15. Lemay, brought from Newark on a bad check charge, was questioned for days with no clues. he inspected sites searched by police and spoke with attorney Thomas Leahy about continuing the search.
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Milwaukee
A.P
Edmond Lemay
Cecelia Lemay
Lemay
Newark
N. J
American Hair and Felt Co
Thomas Leahy
LaCrosse Credit Manager Found Dead in Mississippi River
The body of Fred H. Kowalke aged 58, credit manager at Standard Oil La Crosse, was recovered from the Mississippi River after he failed to report for work and was later found by a firefighting search squad near a bridge. Kowalke had gone fishing prior to the discovery.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Fred H. Kowalke
la Crosse
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Mississippi River
Kowalke
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Henry High
16Th Ave
30Th Ave
60Th St
George Funk
J. F. Haber
United Press
Girl
Butcher
Texan
Eskimos
Penguin
E. P. Hagenhord
Bergen Brothers
Little Muskego Lake
Merrill
America
United
FBI
Benjamin Cohen
Chile
Trygvie Lie
East River
Cornelius Hall
Richmond
William O'Dwyer
Lazarus Joseph
John J. Bennett
NEA
Sally
Federal Steam Navigation Co., Ltd
Bibb
Gaspar
Newfoundland
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