Radar trap warning court case in Memphis decision
In Memphis Tennessee J W Evans 30 challenged radar speed traps after flashing a cardboard radar sign provoking a disorderly conduct charge later amended to interfering with an officer Evans was fined 16 by City Judge B R Boushe lawyers planned an appeal saying the case could set Tennessee precedent the suit questioned legality of warning motorists about speed traps and police enforcement practices.
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Hahn to lead West German delegation to Geneva peace conference
Bonn reports Prof Otto Hahn the first to split the atom will head the West German delegation to the Geneva atoms for peace conference opening Monday. He represents West Germany at the event and will participate in the opening proceedings.
Estate Reported Worth $150000
Milwaukee socialite Beatrice Trostel Rath borne died by suicide June 14. A county court petition seeks an administrator listing $100000 personal property and $50000 real estate. The will places assets in trust for four children. Relatives note prolonged medical care before death.
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Death of Harvey La. Businessman Cornelius Noted
The death of Cornelius, husband of a Harvey, Louisiana resident, a prominent local businessman, occurred last year.
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Kohler urged to keep school for boys at Waukesha
Mayor C C Smith and the Kiwanis club urge Gov. Kohler to retain the Wisconsin State School for Boys in Waukesha. The current site has enough property for rebuilding as a special legislative committee weighs sites for a new 6 million dollar school.
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Rebuilding Plans Face Disfavor in Waukesha
A Welfare Department report highlights disfavor toward rebuilding efforts at Waukesha within the Kettle Moraine Forest area, signaling local resistance and regulatory tensions affecting recovery plans.
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Pedestrian Killed and Relatives Injured in Duluth Crash
Fred John Delisle, 64, of Monroe Michigan, was killed while crossing a Duluth street. His wife Hazel 58 and daughter Virginia Gonya were hurt when struck by a car driven by Helen E Kubala 27 of Superior Wisconsin. Police say Delisle's body was dragged briefly.
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Monroes 39 Suffer Injuries. No Inquest Planned
Dr. Cyril M. Smith, St. Louis County coroner, said 39, also of Monroe, suffered possible shoulder elbow and leg injuries and no negligence found. Allen-Bradley Co. voted Wednesday to accept a new contract with a wage boost of more than 12 cents an hour and other improvements.
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Pay Boost Fight Sparks Milwaukee Union Action
Members of Local 1111 of the Independent United Electrical Workers union, representing 3,800 workers, demand a pay boost amid stalled negotiations and escalating labor pressure in Milwaukee.
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