Immell blasts Rennebohm as GOP convention nears
Wisconsin politician Ralph M. Immell attacks Gov. Rennebohm over leadership and policy, says he may run but will wait on the state GOP convention. He urges a future oriented party, criticizes the “do nothing” era and calls attention to veterans housing and aging pensions amid delegate selection this weekend.
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Madison
Wis
Ralph M. Immell
Rennebohm
Immell
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Republican Party
GOP
Delbert Kenny
West Bend
Govland
Kenny
Goodland Goodland
Walter Goodland
Immel
Ten Hurt In Head-On Crash North Of Sturgeon Bay
Ten persons injured in a head on collision on highway 57 about 20 miles north of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Among the seriously hurt are Theresa Bab ljson 76 Madison and Jerry Lee Jacobe three year old Sister Bay. Also injured are Dr George Hill 48 and his wife 36 with two sons Freddie 8 and Georgie 5. Herman Johns 73 Sister Bay and his daughter Mrs Jacobe 28 with two children Mary 8 and Sally 5. Babbyjohn a Hills housekeeper rode in the Hill car. Hospital facilities were taxed with four doctors 11 nurses and two technicians.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Here
Theresa Bablison
Madison
Jerry Lee Jacobe
Antone Jacobe
Sister Bay
George Hill
University of Wisconsin
Freddie
Georgie
Herman Johns
Bay
Wisest Owl Gets Away in Fond du Lac Owl Incident
Fond du Lac residents sought state help as conservation laws constrained local action. Warden Charles A. Schlumpf bagged five owls with a shotgun, while the largest and wisest one escaped into the night.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Edwin A. Weiss
State Conservation Department
Charles A. Schlumpf
Schlumpf
SPEBSQSA Chooses Its World Champ
Oklahoma City hosts the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America event as 2,500 singers gather for the world championship. About 160 regional champions prepare for a 5,000-strong audience at the Civic Auditorium, while the rest enjoy the contest for fun and frolic.
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Oklahoma City
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Milwaukee
San Diego
Mt. Rainier
Civic Auditorium
Cole Elected President of SPEBSQSA at Oklahoma City
H. King Cole of Sheboygan Wisconsin was elected president of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America at a meeting in Oklahoma City last night.
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Oklahoma City
H. King Cole
Sheboygan
Wis
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
UN mediator Beri... attempts lasting peace in Middle East
Pal estine toll rises with at least 100 killed and many prisoners. Swedish Count Folke Bernadotte will attempt a permanent peace from his Rhodes headquarters. In Amman Premier Tewfik Abu Buda warns Arabs may refuse to sit with Jews at a conference. Arab states reject partition while Jews resist. Ten U S naval officers arrived in Cairo as truce observers for Bernadotte before moving to Haifa.
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Folke Bernadotte
Rhodes
Amman
Trans- Jordan
Tewfik Abu Abuda
U. S
Cairo
Haifa
Bernadotte
Rail Division Engineer Killed in Spokane
Arthur Anderson former assistant division engineer of the Milwaukee railroad was killed during repair work in a Spokane Washington cut when an embankment caved in He served as a U S navy lieutenant commander in World War II and returned to the Milwaukee railroad in 1947 He leaves a wife three sons Thomas Jack and Danny and a daughter Suzanne Funeral plans set in Missouri Valley Iowa with American Legion post in charge
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Arthur Anderson
Milwaukee Railroad
Spokane
Wash
Anderson
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Navy
la Crosse
Fifth Avenue
Thomas
Omaha
Nebr
Jack
Danny
Suzanne
Missouri Valley
American Legion
Judge Rules Blind Man Must Pay Alimony
A Chicago superior court judge ruled Stanford Arnold at 56 must continue alimony payments for his 10 year old daughter despite nearly complete blindness. Arnold, who has remarried twice, owed 1500 dollars in arrears and was ordered to keep payments current after his attorney challenged the order citing blindness.
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Chicago
Superior Court
Stanford Arnold
Arnold
Frank M. Padden
Padden
Edward Sternberg
Ex Police Chief Fined For Drunk Driving
James E. McFadden 65 former Kaukauna police chief was fined 100 dollars and costs after changing his plea to no contest before Municipal Judge S J Luchsinger Jony. He was allowed to apply for an occupational driving permit. McFadden resigned May 5 after his arrest following a car accident.
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Oshkosh
Wis
James E. McFadden
Kaukauna
McFadden
S. J. Luchsinger Jony
Joseph
Appleton
Plane Overshoots Airport Then Crashes Off Isle of Man Coast
Wreckage of a missing charter plane and five of its eight occupants were recovered by an RAF mountain crew on the Isle of Man. Two survivors were found and the eighth passenger remained unaccounted for. The craft had overshot a nighttime island airport before crashing into a coast area.
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London
Royal Air Force
Isle of Man
Ministry of Civil Aviation
Wisconsin Leads Nation in Industrial Safety Efforts
Wisconsin has emerged as a national leader in industrial safety, with the Wisconsin council of safety reporting progress. The meeting announced higher compensation per case but fewer total cases, and highlighted efforts targeting younger workers for alcoholism prevention.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Council of Safety
Voyta Wrabetz
State Industrial Commission
Byron J. Hughes
Winnebago State Hospital
Carlton Mauthe
Northern Casket Co
Fond du Lac
Safety Council
Paul A. Brehm
Industrial Hygiene Division
State Board of Health
H. M. Ericksen
Kenosha
H. A. Klemm
The
Industrial Commission
E. B. Fred
University of Wisconsin
H. T. Burrow
Beaver Dam
Wrabetz
Ralph Weber
State Medical Society
Madison
E. A. Spees
American Red Cross
Dc. F. Claflin
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Marvin Schneers
Soil Conservation Service
Earl M. Lindsay
Two Rivers
D. M. Carson
Eau Claire
O. T. Nelson
Helen A. Reischl
La Crosse Women Gain NDGAR Offices
Mrs. Ethel Willis of Milwaukee is elected commander of the Wisconsin department of the National Daughters of the Grand Army of the Republic. Other officers include Clarice Guggenbuh of La Crosse as senior vice commander and Margaret Harris of Chippewa Falls as junior vice commander with a slate of officers from Racine Madison Milwaukee Janesville and Fort Atkinson.
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Madison
Wis
Ethel Willis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Department
National Daughters of the Grand Army of the Republic
Clarice Guggenbuh
la Crosse
Margaret Harris
Chippewa Falls
Libbie Thomas
Racine
Geneva Johnson
Ruth Langhoff
Fort Atkinson
Georgina Johnson
Maude Venable
Janesville
Ida Bolzendahl
Milwaukee, Sentinel
Nellie Umberger
Florence Davis
Flossie Dott
Viola Hartel
Florice Flint
Vernon Gladys
Crystal Crowley
Wisconsin Chamber backs building for Wisconsin Idea
The Wisconsin state Chamber of Commerce endorsed a University of Wisconsin foundation drive to raise 5 million dollars for a Wisconsin Idea building. Funds support construction, scholarships, and equipment for a center offering continuation study, business institutes, clinics, short courses, and conferences under university sponsorship. Italy has a coal surplus.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
University of Wisconsin Foundation
Wisconsin Idea
Vernon County Man Sentenced for Statutory Rape
Edwin Lee Hunter a 57 year old Whites town Wisconsin resident and Vernon County patrolman pleaded guilty to statutory rape and was sentenced by Judge Robert S Cowie to one to three years in state prison. The court noted there were extenuating circumstances but deemed this case revolting. DA Martin Gulbransen and Sheriff Morris Moon presented the case.
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Vernon County
State Prison
Robert S. Cowie
Edwin Lee Hunter
Hunter
Whitestown
Wis
Cowie
Martin Gulbransen
Morris Moon
Ohio Supreme Court Told Wallace Campaigners Labeled Communists
Secretary of State Edward J. He mmel testified to the Ohio supreme court that three Wallace campaigners in Ohio were Communists. Nathan R. Zahm Elsie Zazrivy and David I Lindell of Cleveland signed affidavits stating no ties to subversive organizations as part of a filing by Wallace for president.
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Columbus
Edward J. Hummel
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio
Nathan R. Zahm
Elsie Zazrivy
David I. Lindell
Cleveland
Leland S. Dougan
Census puts 2,585,000 non veterans in young draft pool
The census bureau estimates 2,585,000 non veterans aged 19 to 25, the group to be tapped under the senate draft bill. It did not indicate how many have dependents or deferments due to physical or county factors.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Senate
Wyeth Allen Elected President of Michigan Alumni
Wyeth Allen of Milwaukee consulting engineer was elected to a two year term as president of the University of Michigan Alumni Association at last night’s meeting in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Wyeth Allen
Milwaukee, Wis
University of Michigan Alumni Association
Elections In Local Plants Scheduled By National Board
The National Labor Relations Board schedules eight plant elections in La Crosse during June. Consumers Market Inc votes June 14 on union recognition and bargaining with Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union 386 AFL. Other plants vote June 18 on unions including Gateway Glass Workers Association and International Machinists local 1115, among others, with details of times and locations listed for each plant.
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la Crosse
National Labor Relations Board
Federal
Minneapolis
Consumer Market, Inc
Bakery and Confectionary Workers Union
Cal 386
AFL
Gateway Glass Company, Inc
Gateway Glass Workers’ Association
Main Street
Trane Company
Labor Union
Tool and Die Makers Lodge
International Association of Machinists
16Th
Bennett Streets
Indian Hill
Segelke and Kohlhaus Company
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Second
Cass Street
Office Workers Union No. 44
South Third Street
E. Hackner Company
Division Streets
Service Made Easy At Marinette Wedding License
MARINETTE Wis Deputy County Clerk Dorothea Schuchart processed a wedding license without asking about the bride. County Clerk George Costello paid the license fee as a wedding gift in a notable gesture. Buy Savings Bonds
Land transfer to Nicolet National Forest noted
The senate approved a bill to transfer 680 acres in Langlade County Wisconsin to the Nicolet National Forest. The land now hosts the Lake States Forest Experiment Station and was acquired by the Wisconsin Rural Rehabilitation Corp with funds from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Langlade County
Wisconsin
Nicolet National Forest
Lake States Forest
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