Two Youths Charged With First Degree Murder
Ellery Powell 28 of Kingsford and Wilson 19 of Aurora Wis face warrants for first degree murder in the death of Cedric Levernois 57 Green Bay Wis whose body was found near a tavern at Aurora. They are held in Dickinson county jail Iron Mountain pending arraignment.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Ellery Powell
Kingsford
Dickinson County
Clean Church
Florence County
Church
Wilson
Powell
Aurora
Levernois
Levenois
Hornibrook
Green Bay
Vic
Oconto Falls
Wis
Ruptured men offered $3.50 truss on 30 day trial
An advertisement touts a new inconspicuous truss for rupture relief promising comfort and ease without straps or heavy pads. Readers are urged to request a descriptive circular and receive a $3.50 truss as a trial gift from the Physician's Appliance Company in Kansas City Missouri with a free offer to act today.
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Physician's Appliance Company
Koch Bidg
Main
Kansas City
Missouri
Second Division Group Plans Sunday Picnic
The La Crosse branch of the Second Division association invites all former members to a first annual picnic at Onalaska park Sunday at 1 30 p m. Members should bring a dish and utensils. J L Robinson chairs the event with Walter Fischer organizing entertainment including a potential World War I vs II veterans softball game and horseshoes.
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la Crosse
Second Division
Onalaska Park
J. L. Robinson
38Th Infantry
Walter Fischer
Tiniest Of Quads Born Saturday Dies Before Midnight
Tiny Donna Mae Randash, the smallest of the Randash quadruplets, died just before midnight Monday, 65 hours after birth last Saturday. The three surviving siblings, two girls and a boy, appear in good health. Mother Mrs Edward Randash is reported do ing well. Donna Mae weighed 1 1/2 pounds at birth and 15 ounces, while Dean the boy weighed 3 1/2 pounds.
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Miles City
Mont
Donna Mae Randash
Randash
Edward Randash
Dean
Study License Fee Increases Considered by City Council
Members of the common council's Ways and Means Judiciary and Administration committees will meet at City Hall to discuss higher city license prices. Earlier actions raised Class A and B liquor licenses by 100 dollars and club or lodge licenses by 102 dollars. A proposal would also license all pinball machines and taxicab licenses may rise from 25 to 75 dollars.
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Common Council
Ways and Means
City Hall
Ion
Actress June Haver to file for divorce from Jimmy Zito
Hollywood actress June Haver 21 says she will file suit for divorce from musician Jimmy Zito 23 after three months of marriage. They wed in Las Vegas March 9 and remarried here two weeks later, citing incompatibility as the cause.
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Hollywood
June Haver
Jimmy Zito
Las Vegas
Nev
Col Winn Improves at St Luke's Hospital
Col Matt Winn, 85, turfman, under treatment for a cold and fever at St Luke's hospital, was reported in good condition today. Hospital attendants said he is improving daily.
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Chicago
Matt Winn
St. Luke's Hospital
Major legal clash tests Benchy's traffic ruling
An outspoken complaint argues Judge Benchy overstepped in a traffic case. The author pledges ongoing opposition through the summer, framing the dispute as a fight over rights versus perceived heavyhanded jurisdiction.
Milwaukee pastor on trial recounts church fire ties
The trial testimony details Pastor Lewis denying kerosene purchases before the blaze and admitting later cleaning clothes with kerosene the day after. Detective Hanley describes Lewis describing a prior church fire precaution and accusations focus on motives related to a war memorial site and church expansion.
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Hanley
McCauley
Dr. Lewis
John Hanley
Lewis
Ator
Milwaukee
Court Hears Testimony in Island Property Damage Case
Judge R V Ahlstrom opened a county court session at noon Tuesday to hear the case of Clarence W Hanson against Zena and Ernie Owens over alleged oil damage to a strip of grass and berries on Owens land at French Island. Hanson pleads innocent. testimony from county agent Larry Davis and plant life effects followed a midday recess. The proceeding will resume at 3:30 pm with the judge planning a site visit.
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R. V. Ahlstrom
Clarence W. Hanson
la Crosse
Hanson
Zena
Ernie Owens
Owens
French Island
Larry Davis
la Crosse County
Davis
George Jolivette
Clarence Hanson
Ahlstrom
Tremors Shake Rural East Coast Towns in New Zealand
A wide area along the sparsely populated east coast of New Zealand's North Island was jolted by night tremors causing minor damage to buildings in several small towns. Authorities say no serious injuries reported and investigations continue.
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Auckland
New Zealand
North Island
France Says It Can Contribute One Division To UN Force
A French spokesman said France could only contribute a single infantry division to the proposed global peace enforcement force due to prior military commitments in Indo China and other areas. One division totals about 14,000 troops.
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France
U.N
Lake Success
United Nations
International Army
Indo-China
Wallace Suggests Truman Stalin Berlin Conference
Russian controlled papers in Berlin banner headlines Henry A. Wallace proposing a meeting between President Truman and Premier Stalin in Berlin to discuss postwar coordination.
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Berlin
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Stalin
Berin
Gettleman Opposes Straw Poll at Wisconsin GOP Meet
State Senator Bernhard Gettleman, chair of the Wisconsin Dewey for President club, opposes a straw poll planned for the state Republican convention. He warns it will cause dissension and says the poll was not authorized by the state GOP committee. He notes Dewey leads in Gallup and urges unannounced candidates to skip the poll.
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Milwaukee
Bernhard Gettleman
Wisconsin
Dewey For President Club
Gettleman
GOP
Dewey
Gallup
Gettelman
Sword Swallower Injured After Neon Tube Breaks at Park
Detroit report says sword swallower Anthony Mareno, in a sideshow at Eastwood Park, used a neon tube instead of a sword. The tube shattered, he suffered throat cuts and was admitted to Saratoga General Hospital for treatment.
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Detroit
Anthony Mareno
Eastwood Park
Mareno
Saratoga General Hospital
U S Waterways Experiment Station in Vicksburg
The United States Waterways Experiment Station, the world's largest hydraulic laboratory, is located in Vicksburg Mississippi.
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U. S. Waterways Experiment Station
Vicksburg, Miss
Meyer Adelman Probe Set to Open in Milwaukee
John Doherty of the CIO Steelworkers union says a three member committee will begin investigating charges against District Director Meyer Adelman on Wednesday. The inquiry may span Wisconsin locals and could last several weeks.
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Milwaukee
John Doherty
CIO
Steelworkers Union
Meyer Adelman
Doherty
Philip Murray
Adelman
Wisconsin
Electrification Progress Revises Farm Electrification Rates
As late as 1935, 65 percent of the nation's farms had no electricity installed. By now 53 percent have been reached, reflecting substantial progress in rural electrification efforts across the country.
Republican Delegates to Meet Friday Night in Madison
La Crosse county delegates of the Wisconsin Republican party will meet at the Stoddard Hotel at 7 30 P M Friday to discuss the state convention set for next Saturday at the University of Wisconsin stock pavilion. The first session opens at 10 30 a m and delegates will ballot for a presidential candidate.
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la Crosse County
Wisconsin Republican Party
Madison
Stoddard
Eugene A. Toepel
University of Wisconsin
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Texsteride
Sparta
Winona
Col. Winn
Lwaabhiais
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Anderegg Coal CO
Carey Boyd
CAL Music Company
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