AFL seeks unity of federal labor agencies in Washington
John P. Frey urged the AFL executive council in Miami to push for consolidation of 25 federal labor agencies under a single department of labor. He argued multiple agencies hinder clear bargaining and cited bodies such as the War Labor Board and the National Labor Relations Board as examples of fragmented authority. President Green linked the wage veto contention to broader concerns about centralized power in labor disputes.
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Miami
Fla
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
Labor Unity
Washington
CIO
Department of Labor
John P. Frey
AFL Metal Trades Department
Emergency Labor Relations Units
Army, Navy, Maritime Commission
The
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Boards
National Mediation Board
U. S. Conciliation Service
Fair Employment Practices Committee
Frey
Executive Council
Roosevelt
Stabilization
Fred M. Vinson
War Mobilization
James F. Brynes
William Green
Representatives of Labor and Industry
Plan Emergency Funds For Vets Education Plan
Madison officials report the veterans recognition board adopted a $250 emergency education aid for needy war veterans. The aid is deducted from any future state grant. The board barred external medical or economic aid when suitable Wisconsin facilities exist. Veterans must enroll in Wisconsin institutions unless unavailable. A five-man committee will advise on agricultural rehabilitation grants. Next meeting set for 10 a.m. February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Veterans Recognition Board
Wisconsin
Republican Becomes New Jersey Governor
Walter E. Edge returns as New Jersey governor becoming the first Republican in six years. He previously led the state during World War I and resigning to serve as U.S. senator. He says the governorship is the only job he envisions for the next three years and dismisses vice presidential talks. Edison will resume his Edison Industries presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Edge
U. S
Charles Edison
Thomas A. Edison
The
Edison Industries
Native nun Xavier dies at 90 in Basuto land Roma
South Africa's first native girl to become a nun, Sister Xavier, dies at age 90 in Roma Basuto land. She joined the church in 1870 and after aging out of missions turned to spinning, continuing daily work until her last day.
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South Africa
Roma
Basutoland
Xavier
Earth
Weather Record Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Update
For Wisconsin mostly cloudy to night with light snow in the north diminishing Wednesday. For Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with colder temperatures and winds 20 mph diminishing tonight. For Minnesota cloudy with occasional light snow in the north and central, becoming partly cloudy Wednesday and colder with north and east portions tonight.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
River Stations Flood Stage and Ice Conditions Report
River forecast from Hastings to Genoa indicates a gradual fall in stream flow with daily decreases around 0.1 foot. Ice conditions show all pools frozen except Pool 4 below Lake Pepin and Pool 2 above South St. Paul, with ice thickness up to 16 inches. Readings cover Dam Nos 4 through 10 and cities including La Crosse Davenport Dubuque St Louis.
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Tegay Ci'ge
Skh
Winona
C. P
T. W
Dakota
Pool
Lacrosse
Lansing
Dubuque
Davenport
St. Louis
Hastings
Genoa
Lake Pepin
South St. Paul
Sahai
la Crosse
Dam No. 7
Roosevelt Budget Message Highlights War Funding Plans
President Roosevelt outlines a 1945 budget with about 70 billion in new appropriations and 60 billion for war. The total 100 billion request includes 10.5 billion in new taxes to accompany the 40.769 billion regular revenue forecast for fiscal 1945. Estimates assume war continues through the year starting July 1.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Bolivia seizes Japanese firms amid wartime power grab
In La Paz the ministry of economy announced it has assumed control of all Japanese firms in Bolivia on orders of the economic defense board. Economy Minister Gustavo Chacon called the move a duty of a nation at war and questioned why the previous government did not intervene.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Ministry of Economy
Economic Defense Board
Gustavo Chacon
Chacon
Enrique Penaranda
United Nations
Strike Spreads Among Chrysler Foremen Across Plants
Detroit reports foremen from the Independent Foreman’s Association of America walked out at 91 workers leaving the Detroit tank arsenal. The walkout began in the DeSoto unit on Wyoming Avenue and spread to the DeSoto Warren plant the Dodge truck division and the Dodge main plant. Production of bomber assemblies tanks guns tank destroyers and army trucks was affected as FAA bargaining rights dispute continued.
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Detroit
Mich
Chrysler
Detroit Tank Arsenal
Independent Foreman’s Association of America
Chrysler DeSoto
Wyoming Avenue
DeSoto Warren
Dodge Truck
Dodge
Robert H. Keys
Association
FAA
MacArthur Hailed As Leading Bond Buyer
New York report says Gen Douglas MacArthur was named Bond Buyer No 1 by the financial district team leading the fourth war loan drive. Percy H Johnson of Chemical Bank and Trust said MacArthur sent a cablegram pledging a substantial amount, matching prior war loan solicitations.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Financial District
Percy H. Johnson
Chemical Bank and Trust Company
MacArthur
Wartime ration guide details valid through early 1940s
The notice lists AP ration stamps for meats fats and processed foods with expiration dates in January and February. It covers gasolines 9 A to 10 A with quantities, fuel oil periods two and three, shoes stamps, and airplane stamps, noting values and validity periods for each category and stamp group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STGAR
Archbishop Enthroned with Pallium Missing in London
The Rt. Rev. Bernard Griffin was enthroned today as Archbishop of Westminster in a ceremony marked by the absence of the pallium. The garment did not arrive from the Vatican due to the war, a first for such a rite. Griffin, 44, is the second youngest to hold Westminster's highest post, only after Cardinal Bourne.
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London
Bernard Griffin
Westminister
Vatican
England
Archbishopric of
Francis Cardinal Bourne
Clem E. Styer Dies at 70 Former County Official
Clem E. Styer 70 former Houston county register of deeds 1899 1905 died at his South Minneapolis home Saturday Funeral services were held Monday at St Marys cemetery Winona Rev R E Jennings officiating Survivors include wife Katherine Regan daughter Jane and son Jack all of Minneapolis
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Caledonia
Minn
Clem E. Styer
Houston County Register of Deeds
South Minneapolis
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Winona
R. E. Jennings
Katherine Regan
Jane
Jack
Minneapolis
Infant Carole Jean Thies Dies of Pneumonia
Carole Jean Thies six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Thies Beaver Ridge near Caledonia died Sunday morning of pneumonia. She was born June 25 1943 and is survived by her parents a brother Joel grandparents Otto Thies and a grandmother Anna Alstad. Funeral services were at home Tuesday 1:30 pm and Emmanuel Lutheran church Caledonia 2:30 pm with Rev Clarence L. Lee officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Caledonia
Minn
Carole Jean Thies
Howard Thies
Beaver Ridge
Carole Jean
Joel
Otto Thies
Anna Alstad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Clarence L. Lee
County Court Hears Sentence for Donald Steele
Donald Steele of Green Island, already convicted on prior charges, was sentenced by the La Crosse County Court to one year in Waupun for assault and battery.
Justice Court cases in Whitehall and Blair Wisconsin
Whitehall justice court hears Kyle Berg charged with tavern entry while blacklisted after an Independence tavern arrest and he is jailed awaiting further action. Blair adjourned case for Lawrence Brekke drunken driving results in a $506 fine and costs. he remains in jail. Fire report notes Plymouth chimney blaze at Walter Ender home. Real estate transfers show D N Barclay and Mary Barclay transferring properties to Henry West in Oska and Farmington towns.
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Justice Court
Whitehall
Wis
Kyle Berg
Eleva
P. M. Paulson
Berg
Independence
E. A. Sorenson
Bere
Lawrence Brekke
Blair
Pauls
Brekke
Co. E. Heath
la Crosse
Plymouth
Mississippi Street
Walter Ender
D. N
Mary Barclay
Henry West
Oska
Farmington
Daniel Hoan quits Progressive party in Milwaukee
Daniel W. Hoan long time Milwaukee mayor and Socialist leader says he resigned from the Progressive party. He faulted the local organization for not uniting liberal factions and named no one but cited Herbert Mount as the candidate he opposed. Hoan will work as a free agent to unite liberal voters.
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Milwaukee
Daniel W. Hoan
Progressive Party
George Hampel
Milwaukee Progressive Party
Hoan
Herbert L. Mount
Argentina Mourns Earthquake Victims in San Juan
Rescue workers feared up to 3000 dead as bodies were found in San Juan after the weekend quake. At least 1200 dead and over 5000 injured, with 400 million pesos in damages. The nation observed a day of mourning as U S aid offers arrived.
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Buenos Aires
San Juan
Argentina
Cordell Hull
U. S
Norman Armour
Red Cross
Falling Tree Injures Man on Ridge Farm
Edwin Zietlow of Chipmun Ridge, Rhode Island, was seriously hurt when a tree toppled onto him while chopping wood at the Elmer Zietlow farm. He was transported to a local hospital by a county police emergency unit.
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Edwin Zietlow
R. I
Elmer Zietlow
Chipmunk Ridge
Almanac Arrival Delayed In La Crosse
The new World Almanac will not be available in La Crosse until about January 24. Editions have been printed but distribution is delayed.
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la Crosse
Tax Clinic in La Crosse Seeks Reservations by Wednesday
Organizations planning to be represented at the tax clinic on Jan 21 must file reservations with the La Crosse Chamber of Commerce by noon Wednesday. The event runs 9 am to 5 pm at the La Crosse Vocational and Adult School with lunch at the Stoddard Hotel. Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce instructors will teach income tax report preparation including state returns. private counsel may be available if reservations are timely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
U. S. Department of Taxation
$10 Goes To Church For Each Safe Return
Lieut. Marvin D. Anderson navigator of the Flying Fortress Spirit of 44 has sent $110 to his home church in recent weeks and plans to give $10 for every raid from which he returns. Writing from England to his father he says he hopes to increase the amount and that his monthly remittance is $100. His latest church gift was $30 on Sunday.
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Kansas City
Marvin D. Anderson
Flying Fortress
Spirit of “44
England
Illinois Judge Allows Inquiry Into Reno Divorce
Chicago Superior Court Judge Joseph Sabath ruled the Illinois courts may question the validity of a Reno divorce if the decree was fraudulently obtained or based on false residence claims. He said recognizing such decrees would be improper and noted other similar decrees found unworthy of recognition. The ruling came in Mrs. Della Tilton's challenge to her former husband Earle Tilton's Reno divorce.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Nevada
Sabath
Della L. Tilton
Earle B. Tilton
Milwaukee
Reno
Infant Cheryl Jean Wagoner Rites Held
Cheryl Jean Wagoner infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Wagoner of 2205 La Crosse street died last Friday evening at a local hospital Interment was at Oak Grove cemetery Saturday afternoon with Rev H N Stoffel officiating
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Cheryl Jean
James G. Wagoner
la Crosse Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
H. N. Stoffel
Peter O Winge 85 Dies at Local Hospital
Peter O Winge 85 of 1410 Moore street died Monday afternoon at a local hospital Born December 4 1858 in Leksvik Norway he is survived by two nephews Henry and Ole Molledahl of La Crosse and a brother in Norway Funeral services are set for Thursday with private rites at 2 pm at the residence and 230 pm at Bethel Lutheran Church Reverend O S Paulson to officiate Interment will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Sletten McKee north chapel Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm
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Peter O. Winge
Moore Street
Leksvik
Norway
Henry
Ole Molledahl
la Crosse
Bethel Lutheran Church
O. S. Paulson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten-McKee Company
Funeral for Mrs Re diske Held With Private Service
The funeral for Mrs. Carl Re diske aged 77 of 509 North 12th Street is set for Wednesday with private services at 2 p.m. at Dahl funeral home and 2 30 p.m. at First Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Walter A. Schumann officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call this evening at the funeral home.
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Carl Rediske
North 12Th Street
Dahl
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Walter A. Schumann
Woodlawn Cemetery
Obituaries for Ella Doud and Clellan Swennes
Mrs. Ella Doud 71 of 1725 Prospect Street dies after a short illness in a local hospital. Survived by family in La Crosse St Paul and La Crosse. funeral Thursday at 8 p m and 8 30 p m at St James Church. Rosary Wednesday evening. interment West La Crosse Cemetery. Mrs. Clellan Swennes 73 of 1501 Kane Street dies after a short illness. Husband died 1942. survivors include two sons one daughter three brothers two sisters and three others. Funeral Thursday 2 p m at Nelson Funeral Home. interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
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Ella Doud
Prospect Street
M. W. McPherson
la Crosse
John Earl Boshau
St. Paul
Harold Boshau
John Pierce
Claude Brown
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Asslin
Winona
Elrick Asslin
Aitken
Clellan Swennes
Clellan
Julia) Swennes
Kane Street
Myron
Beardstown
Ill
Adolph
Sparta
Joseph Loftus
Iowa City
Martin
John
Otto Caulum
Lena Peterson
West Salem
Lena Johnson
Los Angeles
Nelson Funeral Home
Carl O. Pederson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Home
Colleges Unite to Offer Courses for Enlisted Men
More than 80 colleges and universities cooperate to provide correspondence courses for enlisted personnel in the U S armed forces.
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U. S
Three Agencies Deliver Letter In Quiet Charlotte Incident
A postal carrier in uniform delivered a special letter to a timid Charlotte woman. After repeated doorbell rings she hesitated then a policeman and a fireman arrived to assist. The woman learned the letter was from the post office and thanked the trio.
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Charlotte
N. C
Post Office Department
Fire Department
Navy Sends Farout To Monmouth College
Navy transfers Coach Don Faurot from the Iowa navy preflight team to Monmouth College Ill to head physical training at the Monmouth preflight school. His Seahawks won nine of ten games last season and only lost to Notre Dame 14 to 13. Faurot, once at Missouri, was appointed Seahawk coach last August 9.
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Washington
Don Faurot
Iowa Navy
Monmouth
Ill
Navy
Iowa
Lieut. Faurot
Seahawks
Notre Dame
University of Missouri
Indians Face Fines For Illegal Muskrat Skins
Four Wisconsin Indians How ard White Thunder Sr James Joseph Decorah Samuel Lone Tree and Allen Carriman were fined 75 each or 60 days in county court for illegal possession of muskrat skins. Warden Elmer Lange ordered confiscation of their gear and the car belongings were turned over to the warden after arrests at 3rd and Main on state conservation commission orders.
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Wisconsin
6000 On Strike In Northwest Foundries
Seattle reports 6000 Oregon and Washington molders and foundry workers walk out in a region wide strike against a wage ruling by the war labor board. Picket lines formed at nearly 80 plants with additional 4000 workers from shops expected to join idle output. Union secretary Neil Pardo indicated further shop picketing.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Moulders and Foundry Workers Union
AFL
War Labor Board
Neil Pardo
December Inductees Leave For Service
Selective Service boards Nos. 1 and 2 reported the December inductees departed La Crosse Tuesday to report for active duty after a three week furlough. They left on the Milwaukee railroad at 3 12 p m and arrive Milwaukee at 6 10 p m. After dinner they continued on the North Shore line at 7 p m and reached Fort Sheridan at 8 36 p m.
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Selective Service Boards
la Crosse
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
Ilwaukee
North Shore Line
Fort Sheridan
Dolly Madison Dairies Win Judgment Over Milk Bottles
The Dolly Madison Dairies obtained a court order restraining Krause Dairy Company of Onalaska from acquiring filling buying selling or disposing of bottles owned by Dolly Madison Dairies. Dolly Madison also established ownership marks on its milk bottles cans and cases.
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Dolly Madison Dairies
Krause Dairy Company
Onalaska
Dolly Madison
Custody Granted to Father After Divorce
Virgil Blaine Van Wormer receives custody of his child after a divorce from Evelyn Wolfe Van Wormer. The child, stationed at Camp Barkley in Texas, now lives with the mother, Pearl Van Wormer, who is believed to be in Oklahoma.
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Tribune Sparta Burean
Sparta
Wis
Virgil Blaine van Wormer
Camp Barkley
Tex
Pearl van Wormer
Evelyn Wolfe van Wormer
Oklahoma
Swedish industrialists meet in Philadelphia on postwar trade
Six Swedish industrialists arrived in Philadelphia to confer with American importers and exporters on resuming business after the war.
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Philadelphia
Hypoxia at Altitude Warns of Pilot Limits
A discussion notes a pilot cannot stay conscious at 47 000 feet even with oxygen and blood would boil at 67 000 feet unless cabin pressure is adjusted, highlighting extreme high altitude risks.
Winona Livestock Reported By SWIFT AND COMPANY
Winona Minnesota livestock market report shows buying hours from morning to 4 pm with after hours care. Market steady with top at 13.30. Prices listed for Good to Choice cattle by weight class and hogs with discounts for unfinished and underweight hogs amid high receipts.
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Swift and Company
Winona, Minn
Chicago hog and cattle market summary with price ranges
Salable hogs 23 000 total 32 000 slow but steady across weights sows strong good and choice 200 300 lbs top 13 75 179 190 lbs 12 40 13 25 scarce 150 170 lbs 11 50 12 60 310 350 Ib heavies 12 50 90 good and choice 390 550 Ib sows 11 85 12 00 a few 12 10 unsold 25 000. Salable cattle 500 calves 1 000 fed steers and yearlings up to 25 cents higher. Best 16 65 with occasional 16 50 16 60. Bulk 13 75 16 00. Heifers to 16 00. best 16 15 with loads 15 50 16 00. Short supply in heifers. Beef cows 15 25 higher. cutters 7 50 down. strictly good cows to 12 50. bulls unsteady. Top heavy sausage offerings 11 50. Dealers unchanged at 15 00 down. Demand meagre. stock cattle dull at 10 00 12 25 mostly. Salable sheep 6 000. lambs active steady to higher some up 25 cents. woolly western lambs 105 lbs packers 15 85 down some good natives 15 50 14 00 15 25. Seen native slaughter owes 7 00.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Belka
Chicago Butter and Eye Receipts Steady in Market
Chicago market reports show butter receipts at 653,163 remaining unchanged while eye receipts at 12,977 stay steady, indicating no change in market levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Steady With Unchanged Prices
Chicago poultry market remains steady as 2 cars and 19 trucks report unchanged prices and supply during the day.
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Chicago
DRAINS RESOURCES through lotteries by military authorities
A wartime report accuses Japanese military administrations of draining Indies finances by organizing lotteries to absorb the population’s purchasing power. The piece frames the lotteries as a deliberate policy to divert consumer spending and reduce local liquidity.
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Japan
Indies
Chicago cash grain prices and sample lot notes
Chicago cash grain market reports rough figures for wheat oats barley field seed and feeds with nominal percentages and prices including white wheat 80 percent, red top and clover feeds, and sweet clover values.
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Chicago
Open and close prices for grains and oats across months
The document lists monthly open high low and close percentages for wheat, rye, barley, and oats, with figures such as rye May open 1.28 1.29 low 1.27 percent, barley July open 1.19 percent high 2.199 low 1.19 percent, and Dec open 1.23 high 1.26 low 1.26 percent, reflecting commodity price moves.
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LE Dec
Potato market report from Chicago with mixed U S shipments
Chicago market note shows shipments moderate and demand light while overall market is steady. Prices listed for Russet varieties and other spud types with modest activity and gains for top stocks amid dullness for others.
Meat market report from Milwaukee beef, cattle and calves
Milwaukee market notes show steady cattle with steers and yearlings at about 148 to 160 in prime to good ranges. Cows and bulls quoted around 3 to 14 dollars, vealers from 11 to 16 dollars with fancy veal up to 15 dollars. Calf totals reach 3000 head with varied prices and weaker lots discarded.
Mississippi inaugurates first postwar governor in horse drawn parade
Jackson Mississippi moved to a 1940s style inauguration as Gov elect Thomas L Bailey arrived in a parade of horse drawn vehicles. Bailey announced plans to use horse drawn conveyances to conserve gasoline and rubber, marking the 48th governorship in state history with a reflective revival of earlier eras.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Pearl Harbor
Thomas L. Bailey
Bailey
Couple Ordered to Appear in Court After Accident
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hambleton of 1315 Cass Street were ordered to appear in police court Thursday after entering not guilty pleas Tuesday. Hambleton faced charges of driving while intoxicated and driving a Chevrolet truck that struck a parked car on 14th and Mal Streets. Hambleton was charged with being drunk on a public street.
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Ralph H. Hambleton
Cass Street
Ater
14Th
Mal Streets
Ms Hambleton
Hambleton
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