Illinois convict to get new trial after 1925 case
Joliet inmate Tony Marino, imprisoned for life for a 1925 South Beloit murder, will be moved to Rockford for a new trial after Illinois Supreme Court ruled due process was denied at his 1925 Rockford trial. Prosecutors and officials cited rights violations and procedural flaws in the original proceedings.
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Joliet
Tony Marino
Rockford
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Ragen
Marino
Illinois
South Beloit
Charles E. Patterson
Beloit
Via
Patterson
Sicily
Dan Torrisi
E. D. Reynolds
Chicago
George F. Barrett
William R. Dusher
Reynolds
Study on Tax Cuts Weighs Revenue and Demand Effects
A Treasury report finds lower income taxes may dampen wage demand while broader exemptions or rate cuts could reduce revenue, risking heavier reliance on excise or sales taxes. It notes no recommendations and references Knutson’s $5.6 billion bill, which proposes raising the personal exemption and tiered rate cuts.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Knutson
Rminn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Couple recalls a wonderful life together seventy one years
In Columbus Wisconsin E. W. Richards 95 and Eva Richards 91 celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary. Their two children Mrs. G Jones and Dr William C Mitcherds joined a quiet observance at the couple's home where friends visited in the afternoon. The couple were wed on a farm that became their homestead before moving to Columbus 33 years ago.
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Columbus
Wis
E. W
Eva Richards
Richards
G. Jones
William C. Mitcherds
Morrisonville
Major grain traders listed by Anderson in 1947 holdings
Washington report lists key players in grain futures as of Oct 31 1947. The names include Cargill Johnson and Pillsbury among others with long and short positions and hedging or speculative aims across wheat futures in Chicago Minneapolis and other markets. The compendium highlights large volumes held by firms and individuals such as Continental Grain, Archer Daniels Midland and Bunge Elevator along with persons like Mrs Ruth J. Fisher and Duane Orton.
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Washington
Anderson
Acme Evans Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Minneapolis
Paul E. Berry
Chicago
Bunge Elevator Corporation
Cargill Inc
Continental Grain Company
Harry Corman
Walter Cox
Crookston Milling Company
Crookston
Minn
Henry Crown
B. B. Denniston
E. M. Dobkins
Early and Daniel Company
Cincinnati
B. A. Eckhart Milling Company
M. A
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Columbus
Union Grain Terminal
St. Paul
Ruth J. Fisher
Keokuk
Iowa
Robert S. Fisher
Flour Mills of America
Kansas City
Mazici Froedtert
Milwaukee
Wis
General Mills, Inc
Edward Goldstein
Robert Silberstein
Peoria
Eoene Greenspahn
International Milling
International Elevator Co
Lauhof: Grain Co
Danville
Lawrenceburg
B. F. Lindheimer
E. T. Maynard
McCarthy and Scoville
J. J. Nolan
Norris Grain Co
Duane Orton
Cumberland
Christmas Eve Radio Schedule Changes At WKBH
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day sessions replaced by holiday programming on WKBH. Amos n Andy 8 PM likely the year’s largest audience, featuring an exact Nativity script. Jack Martin returns 5 45 PM Sport Flash after a holiday hiatus. Don Bonham offers a Christmas Eve Poem Thoughts in Solitude at 10 30 PM with biblical Nativity focus.
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Cove
Amos ’N
Andy
Wkbh-Nbbc
Amos
Jack Martin
WKBH
Martin
Wisconsin
Don Bonham
Wkbh Tonight
Schedule 7 Accident Cases For Hearings
Seven accident compensation cases were scheduled for hearings January 15 and 16 before Wisconsin Industrial Commission examiners. Hearings take place at the courthouse. January 15 docket includes Arthur Gruen versus H O Tiffany, Vernon E Goldsmith versus Nelson Muffler Co, Clarence Geier versus Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co, Frank H Husmann versus Segelke Kohlhaus Co. January 16 docket lists Orville Bauman deceased versus Burt Brothers Bud Cheese Factory, John Hengstl versus Hackner Co Inc, Pearl Elgar versus Elliott Jacobson One Stop Station.
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Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Court House
Arthur Gruen
H. O. Tiffany
Vernon E. Goldsmith
Nelson Muffler Company
Clarence Geier
Northern Engravi and Manufacturing Company
Frank H. Husmann
Segelke Kohlhaus Company
Orville Bauman
Burt Brothers
Bud Cheese Factory
John Hengstl
Hackner Company, Inc
Pearl Elgar
Elliott Jacobson
ITU Refuses Records In Taft Hartley Case
The AFL International Typographical Union refused to produce subpoenaed records in the Taft Hartley act case brought by the American Newspaper Publishers Association. The Denham office will seek federal court enforcement of the subpoenas as NLRB hearings resume in Chicago on January 7. Plant collectors in Latin America must obtain government permits where they work.
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Washington
AFL International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Allen Sinsheimer
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
NLRB
Chicago
Latin America
Rennebohm May Appoint Fuel Conservator
Gov. Oscar Rennebohm may appoint a state fuel conservator to coordinate local fuel coordinators, curb consumption, and spread supply amid the oil shortage. The move follows calls from the Wisconsin Petroleum Association to restore wartime tank car controls and explore emergency rationing powers.
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Madison
Wis
Oscar A. Rennebohm
Wisconsin Petroleum Association
Wisconsin
Congress
State Department of Agriculture
The
Petroleum Association
Illinois
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Superior
King
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Rennebohm
Comet CHICAGO split into two parts after near sun
New observations from McDonald observatory Texas report that the comet first seen Dec. 14 has split on Dec. 18 into two nearly equal brightness parts about 1,000 miles apart. Dr. Gerard Kuipers of Yerkes Observatory confirmed the finding.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Texas
Gerard Kuipers
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
McDonald Observatory
McDonald
Universities of
Kuipers
Guenther Receives Education Degree at Ohio State
A December graduating class of about 688 seniors at Ohio State University received diplomas Friday. President Raymond Waters of the University of Cincinnati delivered the commencement address. Donald P. Guenther of La Crosse earned a Bachelor of Science in Education.
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Ohio State University
Raymond Waters
University of Cincinnati
Donald P. Guenther
la Crosse
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