Wisconsin Chief Justice Sees Abolition Of State Lines
Chief Justice Marvin B. Rosenberry of the Wisconsin Supreme Court said a practical abolition of state lines is opened by federal reach over interstate commerce and the 14th Amendment due process clause. He warned such shift narrows state powers except in local policing, education and public health. The dinner honored Rosenberry with remarks by George S. Haight and attended by four other justices.
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Kenosha
Wis
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Wisconsin Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Rosenberry
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Rosenberry
God
High Court
Timothy Wn
John Martin
Henry Pages
Grover L. Broadfoot
George S. Haight
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Catholic Church Ban Weighing Heavily On Commie Faithful
In a Rome report, Italian Communist Giovanni Piccolo struggles with excommunication threats as party leaders urge calm. Observers note the six month old ban weighs on members during baptisms marriages and burials, with claims of membership losses and clashes with clergy over rites.
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Commie
Rome
Giovanni Picclomo
Palmiro Togliatti
Giovanni
Luigi Longo
Ganization
Catholic Church
Italy
Reds
Randolfo Pacciardi
Republican Defense
Togliatti
Iti
Pietro Secchia
Communist Central Committee
Milan
Air Hurdle Drags Planes at High Speed Tests
John V. Becker of Langley reports to the fluid mechanics section on Langley wind tunnel tests reaching speeds up to 5,300 mph. The study shows air friction forms a thick drag zone on wings, increasing with speed, and details tunnel operation and observed temperature and pressure effects.
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Charlottesville
American Physical Society
John V. Becker
Langley Field Aeronautical Laboratory
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Becker
University of Virginia
Langley
Radio City sets attendance world record for Christmas pageant
NEW YORK The Radio City Music Hall drew 30,887 attendees for The Nativity pageant and the film On the Town. Spokesman Fred Lynch said the figure surpassed the previous Easter record by over 1,000, with a long queue around Rockefeller Center and full occupancy of all 6,200 seats.
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
Music Hall
Fred Lynch
Rockefeller Center
Dead Pilot Found After Plane Crash in Tennessee Mountains
In Crab Orchard Tennessee deputies found the body of pilot John Anderson 35 of Houston Texas who had crawled over a mile after his plane crashed seven days earlier on Devil Step mountain. He died from shock and exposure amid rain and freezing temperatures. The private four passenger plane wreckage was located the day before his body.
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Crab Orchard
Tenn
Devil Step Mountain
Beecher Poteet
John Anderson
Houston
Tex
Anderson
Columbus
Miss
Bristol
Tenn.Va
Flowers for banquets should be cut with a razor says horti culturist
A horticulturist states that banquet flowers must be cut with a razor to ensure clean edges and quick arranging, a tip aimed at florists and event planners.
Dawn of the new century celebrated a year early
Fifty years ago communities marked midnight on Dec 1 1899 as the century turn and welcomed 1900 a year early. Fans lit electric lights while many still used gas or kerosene lamps as quacks promoted electricity and people wore elaborate nightshirts. John D Rockefeller gave 10 million to the University of Chicago prompting jeers from Bathhouse John Coughlin. Carrie Nation sat in a Kansas jail for smashing a saloon window.
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Washington
Hollywood
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
John’ Coughlin
Coughlin
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Capitol
Burglary Probe Links Soldiers Grove Grill Break‑in
Crawford county sheriff investigates a December 24 burglary at Sever son’s grill in Soldiers Grove. More than $100 taken. burglars entered via back window and ransacked the Severson home. A wallet with over $100 was found but left behind. Seversons away for Christmas.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Crawford County Sheriff's Department
Severson
Seversons
National Forensic Meet Set For Kenosha
The National Forensic League selects Kenosha Wisconsin for the 15th annual national high school speech tournament to be held April 27 to 29. Winners from 30 state contests will compete in debate extemporaneous speaking oratory interpretation and radio speaking. Kenosha high school has participated in 13 nationals and won the 1946 championship.
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Chicago
National Forensic League
Kenosha
Wis
League
Wisconsin City
Bruno E. Jacob
Ripon
Speech Association of America
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Kenosha High School
One Killed 40 Injured In Canadian Rail Crash
One man was killed and more than 40 injured in a collision of two Canadian Pacific trains southeast of Calgary Alberta in sub zero weather. Heavy snows hampered rescue efforts as a wrecking crew and bulldozers cleared the scene. Six of the injured are reported in serious condition.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Here Thursay
Einstein Fails To Win Gravity Prize In New Hampshire
The Gravity Research foundation awarded three prizes for ideas to interfere with gravity, but Albert Einstein did not win. President George M. Rideout said Einstein’s theory remains not publicly shared and difficult to judge. David B. Wittry of Wisconsin won the top prize of $1,000.
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New Boston
N. H
Gravity Research Foundation
Albert Einstein
George M. Rideout
Foundation
Einstein
Albert
Ridcott
Dr. Einstein
David B. Wittry
University of Wisconsin
Three Burglars Call For Police Chorus In Hamburg
In a northern German town a shopkeeper trapped three burglars by covering them with a toy pistol. He forced them to call out police as a chorus, a moment heard by patrol officers who then arrested them, according to the Schwaebische Illustrierte.
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Hamburg
Germany
Schwaebische Illustrierte
Winneshiek Deputy Auditor Resigns After Father’s Death
Decorah Iowa Harold R Schroeder deputy county auditor for the past year resigns effective January 1 due to his father’s death and related interests in Wisconsin He will move to Mayville Wisconsin to join the Purity cheese company.
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Decorah
Wisconsin
Harold R. Schroeder
Mayville
Wis
Purity Cheese Company
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