Sanity Test Sought in Mrs Madsen Case
A sanity examination was requested for Mrs Yvette Madsen the wife of a U S air force officer held at Wiesbaden Germany after a quarrel in Wisconsin. Three-judge court met in her absence to consider the test and a January hearing was set for written testimony on her background.
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Yvette
William F. Johnes le See
Elmer Gower
Cumberland
Air Force
Army
John R. Copenhaver
Daniel Berry
Arthur V. Simmang
Dist
Atty
Johnson
Brush Fire Threatens Loretta Young Home
A brush fire in Beverly Hills forced actress Loretta Young and her three children from their suburban home for over two hours. About 300 firefighters battled the blaze which at one point came within 30 feet of two houses as winds spread embers. Young and her children stayed with a friend while husband Tom Lewis helped combat the fire.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Loretta Young
Miss Young
Tom Lewis
Bread Preservation Tip From Old Time Advice
A nostalgic note suggests keeping bread calm by wrapping it in moisture proof paper and storing it in the refrigerator to prevent staleness and excess mold.
Nine Unclaimed Bicycles Put Up For Sale After 30 Days
Police Chief Herman Rick says nine bicycles unclaimed for over a year will be sold if not claimed within 30 days. The list includes brands such as LaSalle Elgin Columbia Spitfire and Sports Tourist with details on color, brakes, seats, and wheel sizes.
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Herman Rick
LaSalle
N.D
Vatican Hailed As Peace Citadel By Pope
Pope Pius XII called the Vatican a citadel of peace amid global tensions addressing about 40 nations. He urged renewed hearts to foundations of peace, spoke in French, and skipped private audiences due to Holy year duties.
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Vatican
Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican State
Scout Troops Hold Christmas Parties and Meetings
Troop 11 at Asbury Methodist held a Tuesday Christmas party with games, refreshments, and a scribe, Ann Pieshaw. Troop 14 at Our Savior's Lutheran opened with a promise, read minutes, and planned on February Thinksday while noting 20 cents for the party and a postponed Madison trip.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Ann Pieshaw
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Carol Larrabee
Jerry McKinstry
Madison
Scribe
Diane Tweed
Holy Cross School
Emerson Brownies
Miss Hyde
Proof That Brains Die Slowly In Cultures At Penn
Reported to AAAS on Thursday, brain tissues from babies kept alive in test tubes at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine show human brains do not die quickly after death. Tissues from natural death babies including an unborn infant about three months along remained viable under artificial cultivation. Research led by Dr. Mary Jane Hogue.
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New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Mary Jane Hogue
118 Direct Descendants Survive Kentucky Man
KODAK Tenn. Hen Snyder a 95 year old retired farmer died Wednesday leaving 118 direct descendants. Surviving are four daughters six sons 42 grandchildren 63 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.
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KODAK
Tenn
Hen Snyder
Gravitation Theory Claim Stirs Worcester Educator
A 32-year-old English instructor at Worcester Junior College, William G Graves, claims a new gravitation theory predating or differing from Einstein’s. Graves, a Colgate graduate, says he has worked independently since 1934 and completed it recently, noting he pursues the idea as a hobby.
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Marlboro
Mass
Robert Einstein
Einstein
Princeton University
William G. Graves
Colgate University
Worcester Junior College
Graves
Legion Post Calendar And Tide of Toys Drive
La Crosse legion posts announce New Year Eve dance January 26 county banquet and weekly fellowship. Tide of Toys program invites serviceable toys from children with messages to Legion club rooms 215 South Sixth Street or pickup. Sick calls list several names and locations for hospital visits and care.
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Legion
Penue
American Legion
la Crosse
Legion Club Rooms
South Sixth Street
Gion Club
Auxiliary
Hazel Wallace
Gertrude Schneider
Nell Hetherington
Zita Wilhelm
Sadie Heth
Ragna Stein
Notable deaths across cities include Harvard halfback and editors
A string of obituaries lists notable figures from Harvard football star Cories E. Brickley to press publisher William Jaffray and Berea College historian Dr. Lee Crippen. Also noted are engineers and executives from Mississippi Alabama Kansas and New Mexico with varied careers and births.
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Berea, Ky
Lee F. Crippen
Berea College
We Westem
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Northwest Ove Airlines
Donald Doubrava
Cleveland
Doubrava
Philippines
Messinger
N. D. Brake
Columbia
D. Brake
Messini
N. D
Persons
H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis
Minn
Hotel la Crosse
Hoffmann
Hoffmann’s Surgical Appliance Co
Andrus Building
Minneapolis 2
Rivoli
Riviera
Plainsman
Europe
The
Kentucky
Legion Listening
Holmen
Veterans’ Hospital
Tomah
Club
James Knothe
Dr. Townsend
Elmer Granke
Fritz Miller
John Hinytzke
Hot Spring
S. D
Ed Atwood Wood
Albert Pfaff
Ernie Wojahn
Fort Snelling
Bill Stainer
St. Francis
Cecil Grover
Carl Struxness
Associated Press
Cories E. Brickley, Sr
Harvard
Everett
W. Bradfute
Blaine Et
Seeee
Ind
Atlantic City
N. J
William Jaffray
Toronto Globe
Meridian, Miss
Earle H. McHugh
Hearston Tonn
Park
Harvey C. Kendall
Tarian Magazine
Publi By
Rotnternational
Rockford Morning Star
Ro- In
Leavenworth, Kas
Edward H. Connor
San Bridge
Alton, Ill
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Fantles
Coats
Childrens Coats
Chenille
Jacquelines
Connies
Paris Fashions
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