Wisconsin Woman Convicted in Heat of Passion Slaying
Mrs La Vera B Conner 47 was found guilty of third degree manslaughter in the killing of her husband Marlowe 43 as he was with another woman. A 90 pound defendant cried as the verdict was read and was escorted from the courtroom by her son Charles. The case stemmed from a February shooting in the apartment of an 82 year old divorcee Mrs Aasesen. The judge gave the defense until June 24 to decide on a possible postponement of sentencing for heat of passion.
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Charles
Iia
Marlowe
Mar- Aasesen
Herman Sachtsen
Radio Programs Shift NBC Tuesday Nights to Music and Comedy
NBC moves most Tuesday night fare to music and variety. Fred Waring at 7:30 for Fibber and Molly, Man Called X at 8, plus Bob Hope and Red Skelton shows. CBS and ABC adjust time blocks with Classical and drama offerings, while continued sports and news bulletins fill later slots.
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City Playgrounds Closed Wednesday and Thursday Morning
Recreation department says city playgrounds will be closed all day Wednesday and Thursday morning for staff to attend the Professional Relations Institute at the State Teachers College. The theme is Recreation Play That Works in Public Relations.
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State Teachers College
Gov Goodland Approves Two Highway Contracts Near Madison
Gov Goodland approves two highway contracts totaling about 33000 dollars. A 25221 dollar maintenance project covers 8.7 miles of U S highway 45 near Jackson in Washington county to be done by Otto Wiesner of Superior. An 8814 dollar contract with Wisconsin Telephone covers moving utility poles from the right of way on U S highway 8 in Oneida county.
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Wis
Goodland
Jackson
Washington County
Otto Wiesner
Superior
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Oneida
Kreisler In New York Hospital
The 71 year old violin virtuoso Fritz Kreisler remains in critical condition at a New York hospital after an emergency appendectomy found peritonitis. Doctors report some improvement as he fights the illness following Sunday’s operation.
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Fritz Kreisler
New York Hospital
New York
Kreisler
Mauston Woman Killed by Train Crossing Collision
Mrs Emma Stackman about 80 was killed instantly yesterday when struck by an eastbound Milwaukee Road Hiawatha at a Mauston crossing.
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Mauston
Wis
Emma Stackman
Milwaukee Road Hiawatha
Mauston Crossing
Agriculture Secretary Sees Slimmer American Diet Next Year
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson forecasts a lighter per capita diet over the next 12 months with reduced meats and eggs and fewer wheat products but more canned fruits vegetables and juices. He warns butter and dairy supplies will stay tight and meat production may fall about 9 percent due to feed grain shortages.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Tausche Heads Traffic Bureau Re-election at La Crosse Office
Arthur E. Tausche was re-elected president of the La Crosse Traffic Bureau along with officers A. J. Larkin D. E. Rand and George W. Hoel. Directors include F. J. Duffy John McGrath W. P. Roellig Earl Schultz Frank Sisson A. W. Swan Frank Shirven and C. E. Tanke. Shirven replaces John Kroner.
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Arthur E. Tausche
la Crosse
Deaths Last Night By the Associated Press
New York writer Rollin Lynde Hartt aged 176 died last night. Hartt was an author editor columnist and an ordained Congregational minister whose half century long journalism career spanned many national outlets.
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Associated Press
New York
Rollin Lynde Hartt
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