Court Disposes Of Many Divorces And One Annulment
Circuit Court completed a June motion day with nine divorces and one annulment. Jeanette Elder received a decree of annulment from Carl Elder. Roberta Barracliff divorced Ceola Barracliff. Hollis Helland divorced Thelma Helland. Julia Olson won a decree against Emil Jody. Madeline Cosentino received a decree from Giuseppe Cosentino on statutory grounds. Walton Minor divorced Evelyn Minor. Clara Uiry divorced Harold Uiry. Sylvie Collard won a decree against Leith Collard. John Blanchard secured a divorce. No alimony or support awarded in most cases. restorations of former names noted.
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Circuit Court
R. S. Cowie
Jeanette Elder
Holmen
Carl Ned Elder
Us&s. Army
Barron B. Berracliff
South On
Ceola Barracliff
Camden
N. J
Hollis P. Helland
South Seventh Street
Thelma Helland
Hellands
la Crosse
Julia M. Olson
Copeland Avenue
Emil Jody
Madeline Seaction
Division Street
Guiseppe Cosentino
Italy
San Nicola
da Crissa
Catanzaro
Walton E
Clara J. Uiry
North Fourth Street
Harold S. Uiry
Clare Walstad
Eau Ire
Wis
Slyvie Collard
Fifth Avenue South
Leith Collard
Ge eggeBeres
Waukon
John Blanchard
Blanchard
Green Bay Honors Longtime Police Chief Hawley
Three hundred attendees at a banquet honored Thomas E. Hawley after 53 years in policing and 49 as chief. Hawley, 80, received a gold watch chain and knife as Wisconsin police leaders praised his integrity and service. FBI official Harry T. OConnor lauded Hawley for spreading justice and high ideals across professions.
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Green Bay
Thomas E. Hawley
Ted Chief Hawley
Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association
Harry T. O'Connor
Cleveland
FBI
O'Connor
Milwaukee
Hawley
Mexican Generals Tour U S Plains and Milwaukee area
General Riojas and his son travel with wives in a $2000 car touring the United States. They praise the Midwest plains from Kansas to Nebraska and plan a Chicago stop before Detroit. Riojas has 36 years in the Mexican army and will resume brigade duties on return.
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Mexico
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Winona
Chicago
Candy Maker Sentenced Over Counterfeit Sugar Coupons
Federal Judge F. Ryan Duffy sentenced George P. Mnoshe, a candy maker, to 30 days in a federal correctional institution for possession and transfer of counterfeit sugar ration coupons. He feared lack of candy for his 818000 shop opening.
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F. Ryan Duffy
George P. Mnoshe
Federal
Republic Leads in Italy Plebiscite Vote
Rome reports indicate forces favoring a republic gaining a commanding lead as tabulations show republic ahead nearly two to one with about a quarter of votes counted in Italy two day elections. Officials cautioned that results are unofficial and official returns may come tomorrow.
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Rome
Reublic
Ministry of Interior
Veterans Administration names two officials in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports announce Louis C. DeBruin appointed manager of the VA sub regional office in Green Bay and Eldon J. Stenjem named tech manager to supervise VA activities across 19 counties including Monroe, Juneau, Adams, Wisconsin counties.
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Milwaukee
Louis C. DeBruin
Veterans Administration
Green Bay
John P. Cullen
Wisconsin
Madison
Eldon J. Stenjem
Monroe
Juneau
Adams
Waushara
Vernon
Sauk
Marquette
Green Lake
Columbia
Crawford
Richland
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette
Dane
Jefferson
Green and
Rock
Seizure Request Aims at Oshkosh Timken Plant
Oshkosh Wis local 291 UAW CIO leader El kar Zarnott said the union sent a telegram to Labor Secretary Lewis B. Schwellenbach urging the government seize the strike bound Timken Detroit axle plant.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Elkar Zarnott
Uaw-Cio
Wisconsin Axle Division
Timken Detroit Company
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Fred J. Papenfuss
la Crosse
Allis- Chalmers
Robert Ludvik
Lewis Schwellenbach
Labor
Schwellenbach
Papenfuss
Allis-Chalmers Strike Talks Show Slim Progress
Milwaukee confrontation between management and labor resumes after 40 days with Maj. Holmes noting some progress. About 29,000 workers across West Allis La Crosse Springfield LaPorte Pittsburgh Norwood and Boston plants remain on strike amid calls for government seizure.
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Walter Geist
H. W. Story
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Robert Buse
Uaw-Cio
la Crosse
Wis
Springfield
LaPorte
Ind
Pittsburgh
West Allis
Norwood
Boston
Ban Car Stops At Milwaukee A-C Gate
Milwaukee streetcar stops at the Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co plant gates were discontinued due to picket threats. Transport Co president R H Pinkley cited possible trouble and noted stops had reopened after office and supervisory workers returned. Negotiations between the company and union continued.
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Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturturing Co
R. H. Pinkley
Transport Co
S. 70Th Street
Health study of soft coal mines begins in Kentucky
Vice Admiral Joel T. Boone and Commodore Charles T. Dickeman started a survey of sanitation and health conditions in soft coal mining camps under a government agreement with John L. Lewis. They flew to Floyd County Kentucky for the first inspections.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Joel T. Boone
Hoover
Charles T. Dickeman
Navy
Engineer Corps
Floyd County
Kentucky
32nd Division Marines Fight Across Leyte Luzon and End War
The 32nd Division with the 126th infantry and 120th field artillery battalion landed at Morotai on Sept 15 and moved to Hollanda. The 121st artillery joined at Leyte where the division landed Nov 14 and fought to break the Yamashita line. they joined the 1st cavalry division to clear northern Leyte and reached Tabango. They fought on Luzon earning the Villa Verde Trail battle name, culminating May 25 with the 25th Division meeting. The unit then mopped up remaining Japanese on Luzon and was near Use Island when capitulation occurred.
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Morotai
Hollanda
32Nd
Biak
Leyte
Carrigara- Pinamapoan
Simon
Culasian Point
Pinamapoon
Loney
1St Cavalry Division
Tabango Oy
Luzon
P. L
Lingayen Gulf
Villa Verde Trail
Use Island
Understanding the Russian Mind on War and Peace
The piece argues Russians prefer peace and are wary of war, noting wartime losses and crippled industry. It cites Soviet leadership aims to push five year plans, dissatisfaction with Anglo-Saxon policies, distrust of the United States and Britain, and Stalin’s view that Churchill desires war. It calls for better interpretation of both sides to resolve tensions.
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Sian
Russia
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
England
United States
America
Germany
Britain
British Empire
Manchuria
Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
United Nations
U.S.A
Stalin
Associated Press
Moscow
Gilmore
United Nations Organization
Winston Churchill
Ernest Bevin
Churchill
U.S.S.R
Canada
Washington Editor Chosen To Head World Bank Is Report
Eugene Meyer editor and publisher of the Washington Post was elected president of the 38 nation World Bank by its 12 directors. Aged 70 and born in Los Angeles he has long served in government roles since 1917 and holds a tax free $50,000 annual salary. The bank and its sister fund were created at Bretton Woods in 1944 and will gain direction from Meyer's leadership as president.
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Hollenbeck
Colorado Springs
Colo
Villa
U. S
Pershing
Riojas
la Crosse
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Washington
World Bank
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post Today
International Bank
Meyer
World Institution
United States
Los Angeles
War Finance Corporation
International Monetary Stabilization Fund
Bretton Woods
N. H
Ford Plans 50 Million Research Center in Dearborn
Henry Ford II announced Ford Motor Company will build a $50 million research and engineering center on a 500 acre Dearborn site near the existing lab. The eight building complex, around an 800 by 350 foot artificial lake, will use steel concrete and limestone. The project, described as one of the largest of its kind, will take eight years to complete.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Young Ford
Dearborn
Ford Engineering Laboratory
Ings
Ford
Stork Delivers First 100-Pound Giraffe At Milwaukee Zoo
The Washington Park Zoo welcomed its first giraffe, a 100-pound newborn, named in Milwaukee. Keeper notes show the infant's sex was not disclosed as mother Momba guarded the foal and father Bomba paced outside.
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Milwaukee
Washington Park Zoo
Momba
Bomba
Air Force Flying Record Attempts End In Mixed Results
The air forces pursued four new speed records yesterday. Lieut. Henry A. Johnson averaged 462 mph in a Shooting Star on a Wrightfield to St Louis course. Lt Col Keith S. Wilson set 110 mph in a Sikorsky R-5 over 12 miles. Capt James M. Little logged 361 mph in a B-29 over 2,000 km with 2,000 lb payload, but equipment failures and a near crash marred the flight over Springfield. A-26 bomber test was canceled due to weather.
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Henry A. Johnson
Air Materiel Command
Wrightfield
St. Louis
Keith S. Wilson
James M. Little
Germany
Ernst Seibert
E. M. Grabowski
New York City
Little
Springfield
Plea For Air Route Consider Plea For Air Route
Washington CAB hearings consider three feeder routes for Duluth Airlines with Hibbing Minnesota to Milwaukee and Hibbing to Green Bay Wisconsin. If rejected the carrier may drop charter service between Hibbing and Chicago and other points. Also on docket GI Airlines seeks Milwaukee to Minneapolis and Milwaukee to Superior with many stops. GI officials had met CAB members in La Crosse earlier this year.
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Washington
Jack Cavanaugh
Duluth Airlines, Inc
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hibbing
CAB
H. K. Bryan
G. I. Airlines
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Superior
Wis
GI Airlines
la Crosse
Aviation Board
Woodmen Hear Truman Message In Chicago
The 25th quadrennial Modern Woodmen of America convention opens in Chicago with a message from President Truman a Woodmen Camp 4311 member. He urges ideals of good citizenship fraternity and fellowship to guide relations between nations.
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Chicago
Modern Woodmen of America
President Truman
Truman
Military discharge list for Great Lakes and Camp McCoy
June dischargees from Great Lakes include AETM3c Aloizy Misch Ar cadia SC3c Hubert G Adrian Cassville ARM2c Harold L Jensen Galesville EM2c Lester P Grimm Joseph Guepfer Halzc William M Wertz CMOMM Melvin A Robar Richland Center V3c Stanley L George Soldiers Grove Released June 2 include PHM3c Ralph E Utne Blair ARM3c Paul F Furlane Sir Eugene J Kreibich Sir Roger L Titcomb Sir Robert W Baum S2c Lyle D Peterson Melrose AOM3c Malcom Gilbertson WT3c Robert D Schroeder Warrens Fle Harry L Lunde Westby Discharged May 31 EM3c Vernon L Anderson Independ ence Florester E Dwyer 2611 State Road PHM3c James R Stormont 604 South 151 street EM2c Donald E Scheitzach 1423 Farwell street Cox James R Pertzsch Onalaska Ens Robert G Billings Prairie du Chien Camp McCoy dischargees June 1 include S Sgt Donald Miller Mormon Coulee road T4 James Freisinger 206 South 22nd street Sgt Irvine Bey 1332 Denton street T5 Roy Hanson Green is land M Sgt Loren L Lenox Viroqua.
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Great Lakes
Aloizy Misch
Arcadia
Hubert G. Adrian
Cassville
Harold L. Jensen
Galesville
Lester P. Grimm
Monitor Street
Joseph Guepfer
South Seventh Street
William M. Wertz
Main Street
Robert J. Weiland
South 13Th Street
South 13Th Street; Cmomm Melvin A. Robar, Richland Center; V3c Stanley L. George
Soldiers Grove
Naval Separation Center
Ralph E. Utne
Blair
Paul F. Furlane
Genoa
Eugene J. Kreibich
Pine Street
Roger L. Titcomb
North 22Nd Street
Robert W. Baum
Losey Boulevard North
Lyle D. Peterson
Melrose
Malcom Gilbertson
Ens
Robert G. Billings
Prairie du Chien
Camp McCoy
Donald Miller
Mormon Coulee Road
James Freisinger
South 22Nd Street
Irvine Bey
Denton Street
Roy Hanson
Green Island
Loren L. Lenox
Viroqua
Graft Charge Shocks New York Police Department
New York police launched a sweeping inquiry into alleged large bribes from bookmakers. Mayor O Dwyer ordered cleanup after columnist Sullivan claimed detectives received between 1700 and 3000 dollars per month per bookmaker.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
New York Daily News
E. Sullivan
New Home Built On Wrong Lot in Wisconsin
STOUGHTON Wis The housing shortage drives a tale of error as Tom Jenson finds his completed new house sits on a neighbor’s lot not his own. The mix up prompts questions about property lines and construction oversight and how owners proceed.
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Stoughton
Wis
Tom Jenson
Vandalism Damages Fehr Pipe Works and Nearby Property
Police investigate serious vandalism at Fehr Pipe works on Gillette Street. Forty five windows broken and gauges ruined as band of youths allegedly smashed, dumped sand, and stole a pickup key and crescent wrenches. Two youths admitted on site but denied involvement. others sought. Separate reports include stolen fender pants from a 1941 Plymouth and a marine recruiting sign stolen from 15th and Cass Streets.
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Fehr
Clyde Meindel
Gillette Street
Walter E. Conway
Chicago
Stoddard
James Evans
15Th
Cass Streets
Gas turns to relief with Tru-Lex claim
A Wisconsin woman reports Galaxy-like stomach gas after meals but says TRU-LEX, a 12 herb formula, cured her bloating headaches and constipation. The ad promises gas-free meals and urges others with gas and constipation to buy at drug stores.
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Wisconsin
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Labor Center
Allis-Chalmers
James P. Holmes
U. S. Conciliation Service
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CBS
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