Rent Action Thrown Out in Wisconsin Rent Case
A federal panel dismissed a CIO backed challenge over Wisconsin rent law records. The decision held the amount at issue fell below federal court jurisdiction and that the federal housing expediter could not be joined in U S district court. Gov Rennebohm met county clerks to discuss implementing the new law.
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Milwaukee
Pe Senter
CIO
Wisconsin
Ray
Milwaukee County
Tighe E. Woods
U. S. District Court
District of Columbia
F. Ryan Duffy
Robert E. Tehan
William H. Holley
State Cio
Max Raskin
Raskin
William A. Moran
Woods
Thomas Fairchild
Rennebohm
Madison
John Boesel
Doctor injures himself while treating wound at home
Milwaukee eye specialist Dr. G W J Bard cut himself on a metal blind at his home Monday. He admitted the cut would hurt a little and then sewed a three-stitch gash above his eye using mirror and tools from cataract surgery.
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Milwaukee
G. W. J. Bard
Plot Charge Hurled At Tito Merges Balkan Tensions
Romanian Vice Premier Gheorghiu said Tito plotted to ignite the Balkan powder keg at a Bucharest rally before about 8 000 Romanian Reds. Voroshilov echoed Soviet lines, calling Tito a traitor and accusing him of fascist links and Western negotiations behind the Soviet Union.
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London
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
Gheorghe Gheorghiud ¢ J
Bucharest
Marshal Kelmenti Voroshilov
Politburo
Voroshilov
Democrats weigh open Washington office amid party rift
Democrats meet to discuss opening a Washington office to propagate an anti civil rights program and core Democratic values. The credentials committee will judge action against four States' Rights backers who supported Thurmond. Main interest centers on replacing J. Howard McGrath with William M Boyle Jr as national chairman.
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Washington
Congress
National Committee
Truman
National
Dixie
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
J. Strom Thurmond
Credentials Committee
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Man Plagued by Bricklike Stomach Finds Fast Relief
A man claimed ten years of a lump in his stomach vanished after taking INNER-AID. He reports immediate improvement in digestion and elimination of gas headaches and weakness, noting regular bowels and renewed vigor.
Union censures editor for picket line violence in Madison
The Madison Education of Labor AFL adopted a resolution censuring Don Anderson publisher of the Wisconsin State Journal for allegedly using violence in crossing a picket line. The federation also criticized the Madison Capital Times for publishing an editorial it said condoned Anderson's actions. Anderson, free on $100 bail, faces trial Sept. 20 on an assault and battery charge from Laverne Strandlie of Stoughton, who said Anderson drove into him at an entry barrier. Anderson claims Strandlie moved into his path and he slowed, causing Strandlie to fall from a fender.
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Madison
Wis
Don Anderson
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison Education of Labor
AFL
Madison Capital Times
Anderson
Laverne L. Strandlie
Stoughton
Kayser Motors, Inc
Strandlie
Strandlie T
Seaes
Iindersen
Polio Cases Rise to 1109 in Michigan Outbreak
Sev enty one new polio cases over the weekend raise Michigan total to 1 109 for the 1949 infantile paralysis season. The state health department also reports 65 deaths, four more than last week, noting several are old cases.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Health Department
Department
Volunteers and Guardsmen Search For Missing Tot
In McGregor Minnesota a three year old boy, Larry Coleman, disappeared while gathering cones on his grandparents farm thirty miles north of town. More than 200 Minnesota National Guardsmen joined the search aided by two way radio gear, bivouacking at the Coleman farm. Sheriff Hul in Ajitkin County doubted the child could survive a third night in the woods. he is the son of Kenneth and Mrs Coleman of New Brighton, a St. Paul suburb.
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Mcgregor
Minn
Minnesota National Guardsmen
Larry Coleman
Here
Coleman Farm
Hjalmar Hul
Ajitkin County
Kenneth Coleman
New Brighton
St. Paul
Wrecked Plane Found After Missing Flight Search
The Royal Canadian Air Force reported a search plane found the wreckage of a two engine plane missing in northern Manitoba with 21 persons aboard since Sunday. The announcement said there was no sign of life around the craft.
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Winnipeg
Man
Royal Canadian Air Force
Manitoba
Sunor
Gardena Grandmother Faces Court Over Gambling Addiction
Sula Stimson 49 undergoes court ordered treatment for gambling craving after a move from housewife to addict. She faced charges of passing worthless checks to fund poker in Gardena, with the case continued. Doctor Marcus Crahan had claimed glutamic acid aided her recovery though she sought further court provisions.
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Hang
Calif
Bell Stimson
Gardena
Stimson
Marcus Crahan
Crahan
Health fears delay key witness in hearings
Investigation and David Bennett have won committee certificates from physicians saying testifying would endanger their health. Bennett, president of the Albert Verley Perfume Co, funded freezers sent to Maj. Gen. Harry H Vaughan and friends of Vaughan. Doctor William P. Rogers noted Hunt's physician certified appearance could threaten Hunt's health. Hunt may submit a statement. Chairman Hoey said members are anxious Hunt testify if physically able and staff will review the matter thoroughly. Rogers also has a physician's certificate that Bennett's appearance would endanger his health.
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David Bennett
Bennett
Albert Verley Perfume Co
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Vaughan
William P. Rogers
Hunt
Gers
Hoey
D-Nc
Wrenches Stolen From Boat Near Mississippi River
Lester Oestrich reports the theft of wrenches valued at about 30 dollars from a small box under his boat deck moored near Front and Division streets on the Mississippi River. Police were alerted Monday.
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Lester Oestrich
Market Street
Mississippi River
Front
Division Streets
Justice Court Daily Records List Local Fines
Daily Records details fines in Justice Court for driving without due caution dog violations speeding and stop sign infractions plus preliminary hearings and marriage license actions across La Crosse Ettrick Onalaska and surrounding areas with multiple individuals named and amounts cited for fines and costs.
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George Friese Eau Claire
Paul Ziemer
Onalaska
L. Tourvilla
Alford Nelson
Ettrick
Laverne Larson
Alry
Livingston Street
la Crosse
E. Schneider
Hagar Street
Roger Rein
Soldiers Grove
Seek Missing Man Police Aid In Coulee Region
Police request Coulee Region residents help locate Raymond O. Anderson a 41 year old missing man from Waukesha since Aug 17. He may be in La Crosse or Minneapolis after traveling by taxi and plane. Anderson is 5'10" 145 pounds with light brown hair gray eyes a moustache and a limp. He has tattoo initials R O A and A L on his right arm and a scar on his right hip. If found he should report to Viroqua.
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Coulee Region
Waukesha
la Crosse
Raymond O. Anderson
Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee
A. L
Anderson
Viroqua
Dairy Workers End 81 Day Strike At Shawano Co op
About 300 AFL dairy workers return to work after 81 days of strike. New contract runs the rest of the year with pay from 1.10 to 1.25 per hour and no paid holidays, with demands for higher pay and six holidays left unresolved. Violence marked the strike near Shawano including tear gas and arrests at the plant and a gunfire incident targeting a milk truck.
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Shawano
Wis
John Arnold
Co-Op
Iola
Walter Baumann
Wittenberg
Martin Young
Appleton
George Rapple
Young
Amateurish attempted burglary at Bump Pump Co office
Police report an amateurish break in at the Bump Pump Co office 1830 West avenue south. A safe was moved from its usual spot between 2 and 7 pm Sunday. rear door and a window were open. No marks on the safe, and caretakers frightened away when an employee entered.
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Bump Pump Co
West Avenue South
Transformer Struck By Lightning At Frozen Food Locker
An outdoor transformer at Polar Chest Frozen Food Locker Co on State Road 1920 was struck by lightning early Tuesday. A plant clock stopped at 3 45 a m, signaling the strike. Firefighters arrived after 7 36 a m, finding smoldering cork insulation around a switch box. No 3 and No 5 engines responded.
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Polar Chest Frozen Food Locker Co
State Road
Walking Scot Jock McMarold Tours City on World Marathon
Edin burgh born traveler Jock McMarold known as the Walking Scot walked into Tribune offices in La Crosse after a two year absence. He claims world walking champion status and showed his 364th pair of shoes while noting a fox terrier that wore out 114 pairs on prior trips. He plans four days in La Crosse before heading to Minneapolis. He has logged 665000 miles by land and 286000 by sea since 1921 visiting 39 of 65 nations and crossing the equator four times. He also recently completed a trip along the new Alcan highway and is writing a book about his travels.
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Eer
John
Jock” McMarold
Edinbur
Tribune
Jock
la Crosse
World
Crosse
Bo We O
Minneapolis
Alcan Highway
United States
Alaska
Jack
Westby Kiwanis win district achievement award
The Racine Kiwanis club won the gold division achievement award at the Kiwanis International district convention. Other winners include Oshkosh in Silver, Oconomowoc in Orange, Westby in White, and Portage in Blue divisions.
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Appleton
Wis
Racine Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Oshkosh
Oconomowoc
Westby
Portage
Fire Destroys Murphy Home. Six Children Among Sleepers
Firemen arrived as flames raged at the Murphy residence and extinguished the blaze in about 16 minutes after alarms from a neighbor. The Murphy family includes six children aged three to 16, five of whom stayed with Mrs. Murphy's mother for the night, while the oldest girl stayed with a friend. The couple slept briefly in their car. Louisiana is noted for leading fur production in the nation.
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Murphy
Murphys
Elroy Woman Hurt As Car Leaves Road
Mrs. Wilbur Klingbeil of Elroy was injured when a tire blew on highway 80 causing her car to leave the road during a three car picnic trip. Her husband escaped injury while Karol Ott eight suffered a lip cut. Mrs. Klingbeil was hospitalized in Hillsboro for treatment.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Wilbur Klingbeil
Elroy
Necedah
Klingbeil
Karol Ott
Joe Ott
Hotel Room Looted in Coulee Region Incident
Fred Kane reported a theft at his hotel room between 7 and 9 p m Monday in the Coulee Region. Missing items include an electric razor, several white shirts, and a canvas zipper bag. Fresh pry marks on the door and lock suggest forced entry by an ice pick.
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Fred Kane
Coulee Region
Kane
Greek court martial orders execution of 51 for Macedonian plot
Greek press dispatches report a court martial has ordered the execution of 51 persons accused of conspiring to create a Communist Macedonian state.
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Athens
Panama President Domingo Diaz Arose mena Dies at 74
Panama reports President Domingo Diaz Arosemena died in Panama City at age 74 after months of declining health. He had taken a six month leave on July 28, with vice president Daniel Chanis sworn in as acting chief executive. Diaz had been elected May 8, 1948 and assumed office in October. Chanis, a surgeon-politician, was Diaz's Liberal running mate.
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Panama
Domingo Diaz Arosemena
Diaz
Daniel Chanis, Jr
Chanis
Liberal Party
Permanent Legislative Committee
Supreme Court
Lewis Demand for Royalty Increase Sparks Ongoing Labor Standoff
Since late May Lewis has been absent intermittently with no sign of progress as operators of both PS call the three week period costly and illegal. No end in sight until Lewis signals. He demands a royalty rise from 20 to 40 cents per ton for each ton of coal mined to fund the union welfare fund.
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Lewis
Union Welfare Fund
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