Miller Plans To Return to Face Wisconsin Charges
Stanley Miller, 43, ex-Kenosha gambling figure, plans to waive extradition and surrender to Wisconsin authorities. He faces two misdemeanor charges from a March 7 grand jury indictment and will be arraigned October 14 before Circuit Judge Alfred Drury. If he surrenders, another indicted man, Ollie O'Mara, remains at large.
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Stanley Miller
Kenosha
Ilinois
Miller
Wisconsin
William Crawford
Chicago
Edwin Wilkie
Crawford
Alfred Drury
Ollie O'Mara
Wilkie
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Springfield
Lake County
Waukegan
Illinois Supreme Court
Sherff Lyle Milligan
James Marshall
William P. Schmitt
Eisenhower hits inflation critique in Ohio campaign tour
General Dwight Eisenhower assails the Truman administration as incompetent to fix national problems during a Middletown Ohio rally of about 3,500. He accuses Truman of deflating money and vows honesty in the dollar while attacking Stevenson and the administration’s foreign policy.
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Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Truman
Charles Taft
Middletown
Ohio
GOP
Washington
Cleveland
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Cincinnati Music Hall
Stevenson
Ike
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Owensboro
Fourth Polio Victim In Family Critical
Milwaukee police report Barbara Linnemanstons age 13 in very critical condition after polio infection from the same outbreak that claimed two sisters and a brother. South View hospital noted a deterioration overnight as a relief fund begins to aid the family. Frederick C. Miller of Miller Brewing Co. donated the first contribution.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Barbara Linnemanstons
South View Hospital
Frederick C. Miller
Miller Brewing Company
Linnemanstons
UW Begins Classes With 13100 Students
University of Wisconsin fall semester classes began in Madison with 13 100 students enrolled. Late registrations expected to raise total to about 13 500, matching last year's enrollment.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Heart Operation Uses Refrigeration Method
Minneapolis researchers used cooling to slow bodily processes in a five year old girl for heart surgery. Temperature dropped from 98.6 to 81, allowing 51 minutes of halted blood flow. After surgery the patient warmed in 114 degree bath and recovered, with normal temp restored in 40 minutes and discharged 11 days later.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
F John Lewis
Richard L. Varco
Mansur Taufic
Lewis
Autumn Arrives With Frost Fogginess Across Wisconsin
The report notes scattered frost in southern low lands and thick fog in the north and central regions possibly preventing frost. Wisconsin is forecast mostly fair and cool with light frost in the east tonight. Wednesday looks cloudy and warmer with readings around 64 today.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Nash Motors
Army Officer Is Acquitted In Unwritten Law Case
Marquette Michigan regu lar army officer Coleman Petersen 38 was found not guilty of first degree murder by reason of insanity in the July 30 death of Maurice Chenoweth 48 former state policeman. Petersen shot Chenoweth at his tavern after the alleged rape of Petersens wife Charlotte 42 as she testified she was assaulted and driven home. Petersen testified he acted after his wife swore on a rosary and he used a World War II Luger to confront Chenoweth.
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Waukegan
Milligan
Marshall
Miller
Clarence Brown
Walter Kohler
Illinois
Stevenson
Wilkie
Marquette
Mich
Coleman Petersen
Maurice K
Mike) Chenoweth
Petersen
State Sanity Commission
el Paso
Tex
Charlotte
Camp McCoy
Wis
Chenoweth
William Flanagan
Chandler
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Chicago
Government lifts price lids on shoes
The government suspended price controls on shoes due to ample supply and no expect ed price increases. The action applies at manufacturing wholesale and retail levels.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
10th Circuit Judge Michael Eberlein Dies at 72
Shawano Wisconsin report states Circuit Judge Michael G. Eberlein, 72, died in his sleep at his home. A mentor to Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, he became 10th circuit judge in 1946 after McCarthy’s U.S. Senate election. He had widowed in 1940s and leaves four sons and a daughter with his wife. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Shawano
Wis
U.P
Michael G. Eberlein
Eberlein
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
10Th Circuit
U.S. Senate
Outagamie
Langlade
Eberlein, Eberlein
Two Die In Private Plane Crash Off Manhattan Beach
A small private plane crashed into the ocean 500 yards off a crowded beach in Manhattan Beach California. A witness reported screams from the wreckage and the body of an unidentified blonde washed ashore. The pilot, identified as Jack Vincent age 40, was presumed dead.
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Manhattan Beach
Calif
U.P
Jack Vincent
Stevenson Endorsed by AFL Over Cash Fund Claims
Illinois Governor Stevenson defends a private cash fund used to aid state officials from private donations. He says no secrecy or impropriety, only voluntary aid for personnel, with funds traced to 1948 campaign leftovers. Chandler urges disclosure as Nixon funds controversy echoes.
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Chicago
Eisenhower Aera
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
New York
Kent Chandler
Chandler
Sen
Richard Nixon
AFL endorses Stevenson for president
The American Federation of Labor, with 800 delegates, endorses Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic candidate. The vote was unanimous after a committee recommendation, marking AFL’s first endorsement since 1881. The CIO already backs Stevenson.
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Adlai Stevenson
James A. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
New York
Stevenson
American Federation of Labor
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
William Green
CIO
Labor
Green
AFL Executive Committee
Sen
Taft
Eisenhower
Kern
Missouri
Cain
Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Jenner
Indiana
McCarthy
Prisoner Killed After Beating in Wisconsin Jail
Milton Rutherford, 29, died after being beaten in a Racine city jail by his cellmate who was jailed for a Sunday shooting. Rutherford was found by a police officer at about 2 a.m. and died at St Marys hospital. Police said the attacker used a cell drain cover. no charges were filed immediately.
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Racine
Wis
Milton Rutherford
A Rutherford
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ruther
Nixon Backers Claim No Difference In Funds Debate
Eisenhower backers press that Nixon and Stevenson funds are the same in purpose and scope as Nixon seeks to explain financing on a Los Angeles TV radio broadcast. The NBC CBS and MBS telecast from 7:30 to 8 pm CST will air without a prepared script with a press release outlining private income and expenditures.
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Northwest
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Illinois
Hugh Scott, Jr
Pennsylvania
GOP
Scott
Dana Smith
Pasadena
Calif
California
NBC Television
CBS
MBS
NBC
St. Louis
Inmate Riot Surges at Menard Prison in Chester Illinois
An all night inmate demonstration at Menard State Prison in Chester spreads as Warden Jerome Munie seeks state police aid. Six guards seized and later freed, chief guard Leonard Woods injured, with 800 inmates initially demanding reforms during Monday dinner.
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Chester
Menard State Prison
Jerome Munie
Munie
The American System? A Free Hog Miracle of Joy
A promotional public service notice promotes The American System claiming it delivers the highest standard of living. It urges readers to send for details, noting cooperation between Advertising Council and Meat and Labor representatives and listing a Times Square box for requests.
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Wai
Advertising Council
Box
Times Square
New York
The
Man killed by train on trestle near Menomonie Wis
Iver Stone, 82, of Caryville in Dunn County, was struck and killed today by a train on a trestle about one mile east of the village. The victim was identified as the elderly resident. Police and railroad workers investigated the scene.
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Menomonie
Wis
Iver Stone
Caryville
Dunn County
Caudle Tells Of Pressure From Congress and White House
Washington report says T Lamar Caudle testified that congressmen often sought to influence his judgments in tax fraud cases and other prosecutions. He added a White House secretary pressed to delay a case against a St. Louis businessman accused of substantial tax fraud. Caudle, ex assistant attorney general, was dismissed by President Truman last November over outside activities.
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Washington
T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
House
White House
St. Louis
Justice Department
Truman
AFL elects William Green to 29th term as president
Late bulletins report William Green unanimously reelected to his 29th consecutive AFL presidency. George Meany remains AFL secretary treasurer with 13 vice presidents also reappointed.
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William Green
New York
American Federation of Labor
George Meany
AFL
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