Fair features jumpers cars and horse pulling on lineup
The fair showcases aerial acts and a Ford exhibit with 35 and other vehicles, new this year and touring midwest fairs. On Thursday children from St Michael's orphanage and La Crosse Home for Children will attend at reduced rates, with Chamber of Commerce arranging transport. Saturday hosts the annual horse pulling contest with 10 to 20 teams expected to enter. A long train is described for transport back and forth.
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Midwest
St. Michael’s Orphanage
la Crosse Home
Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
Housing family faces shelter eviction amid city housing limits
A man sought temporary shelter for his brother’s family and seven children led by Jacqueline 14 and Richard 12 after attempts to move into Myrick Park were stopped by police. Officials say March 1 statutes restrict temporary housing and have located 35 loads of donated homes. in many sites rent or child presence violated local rules.
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Myrick Park
Park Department
Jacqueline
Richard
Ronald
Gary
Trials reveal sentences for Krupp Berlin staff
The court convicted multiple Krupp Berlin office officials on slave labor and related charges. Sentences range from two to ten years, with individuals named including Karl Eberhardt, Max Ihn, Heinrich Korschan, Werner Lehmann, and Hans Kupke.
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Krupp Berlin
Karl F. Eberhardt
Max Otto Ihn
Heinrich L. Korschan
Bertha Works
Breslau
Webaneteds van Inaction
Werner L. Lehmann
Krupp officials found guilty of seizing plants and slave labor scheme
The court delivered a day long judgment reading as Kupke received the mildest sentence timed to his imprisonment. The Krupp munitions officials were convicted of seizing plants in France and Holland after invasions and joining the Nazi forced labor program.
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Kupke
Krupp
France
Holland
Remington Linked to Kremlin Information Network
Senate hearings surfaced allegations tying Remington to a web of Communist affiliated groups and government informants. Witnesses named Perlo and Silvermaster factions with multiple OSS and Treasury figures, including Rosenberg Wheeler Fitzgerald and others, as sources or members.
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Perlo
Victor Perlo
War Production Board
Cramer
Communist Party
Rosenberg
Wheeler
Fitzgerald
Robert E. Stripling
un-American Activities Committee
Krivitsky
Senator Pepper
D-Fla
Bentley
Portugal
Silvermaster
George Silverman
Frank Coe
William Gold
Irving Kaplan
Norman Bursler
Silverman
Railroad Retirement Board
Air Corps
Miss Bentley
Car and Gold
John Abt
Cio-Pac
Sol Lesninsky
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Harold Glasser
Treasury Department
Glasser
Ferguson
Senate
Remington
House
Kremlin
Donovan
Duncan Lee
Gen
William Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Helen Tenney
Fly control and disease prevention urged by Perrin
Dr Perrin warns summer fly surges threaten disease spread. Common houseflies breed in horse manure and feces, with about 120 eggs laid by a single female and a new generation every ten days. Emphasizes cleanliness and insecticide spraying, including DDT, to reduce breeding sites and transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin
Automakers and Industries See Profit Upswing in Second Quarter
Industry profits rose in the second quarter from 1947 levels with construction materials and equipment firms leading gains of 25 to 55 percent, some firms up over 500 percent while utilities remained near last year's margins. Automobile manufacturers improved after strikes and material shortages, with textiles, paper, carpets, and consumer goods showing similar favorable trends. Baby eels hatch into flat transparent forms and mature into cigar-shaped adults as they grow.
Steak Theft Leads to Fine in West Allis Court
Ickel admitted stealing a steak worth 2.35 dollars and was fined 50 dollars in West Allis police court on Saturday. He said he hid the steak in his hip pocket.
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Milwaukee
Ickel
West Allis
Nickel
No Hurry To Return Labor Day City Schools Open Sept 8
This year families on vacation over Labor Day weekend may not rush home. By the board of education action last spring summer meetings of supervisors principals and teachers are set for Tuesday Sept 7.
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Labor Day
Board of Education
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Cio Va
Peerless
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Pettibone Beach
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Hatel Stoddard
American Legion Social Meeting
Commodore
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Schlitz
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American Legion
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Peerness
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Copeland
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America
G. Heileman Brewino CO
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Tribune
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Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur MacMahon
Truman
FBI
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Edwin G. Nourse
Leon H. Keyserling
Commerce Department
Office of International Trade
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F.D.1.0
Samuel B. Pettingill
WLCX
Jewelers
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Tatti
Barron
Etti
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