Vogeler May Be Released From Hungarian Jail
Reliable American informants said Vogeler may be released this week and handed to U S officials on Tuesday or Wednesday. The ITT executive, 39, was sentenced to 15 years for espionage and sabotage after pleading guilty. His wife Lucille spoke of relief while U S and British officials discuss the case amid lingering questions about a potential prisoner swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Robert A. Vogeler
Hungary
Vogeler
U. S
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lucille
Dean Acheson
London
Acheson
New York
Edgar Sanders
Sanders
Valentin Gubitchev
United Nations
Judith Coplon
Gubitchev
I. T
Standard Electric
Woman Seeks Post In Maine Primary
In Portland Maine Democratic Lucia M Cormier 38 owner of a Rumford bookstore seeks a seat in Congress in the first district opposing Adrian H Scolten a Portland physician. Scolten a former U S Senate nominee faces incumbent campaigns affect turnout expected light with few issues and a record low 58073 votes in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Port
Lucia M. Cormier
Adrian H. Scolten
Cormier
Scolten
U. S. Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Farley Endorsed For New York Governor
The Affiliated Young Democrats of New York State named former Postmaster General James A. Farley as their choice for governor in November. Farley declined comment, and the endorsement appears nonofficial and independent of the state party, though reportedly with Farley’s knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Farley
Young Democrats of
New York State
Farley
New York Times
Democratic State Committee
Man’s Body Examined in Electric Death Case
Oneida Wisconsin physicians examined the body of John W. Archiquette 51 shortly before funeral services in Sheriff Hugo Baker’s investigation. Archiquette was found Thursday near Gresham and Baker suspects electrocution from a high tension wire as he crawled through a fence. A falling telephone wire may have bridged the high tension line. trees and fence posts were seared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Wis
John W. Archiquette
Hugo Baker
Archiquette
Gresham
Baker
Brother Paul Ruths Mentor Dies at 85 in Virginia
The Rev. Brother Paul C.F.X., the longtime educator who helped shape Babe Ruth early in his career, died at 85 at Sacred Heart novitiate Fort Monroe Virginia. He led the Xaverian order for nine years and supervised St Marys Industrial School in Baltimore for 18 years where Ruth studied. A famed anecdote recalls his rushed trip to New York to buoy Ruth during a batting slump that preceded a home run record. Brother Paul had suffered declining health since 1947.
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Fort Monroe
Babe Ruth
Brother Paul
C.F.X
Xaverian Order
St. Mary’s
New York
Sacred Heart Novitiate
Sander awaits board decision on license restoration
The New Hampshire board of registration in medicine will delay action on Dr. Hermann N. Sander's license restoration for at least a week. Sander, 42, of Candia, had his license revoked April 19 after his acquittal on a murder charge in the death of cancer patient Abbie Borreto. The board requires all five members present before acting and secretary John B. Wheeler is out of state until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Board of Registration In Medicine
Hermann N. Sander
Candia
Abbie Borreto
John B. Wheeler
Essin Heads State Progressive Nominees Named at Wisconsin Convention
Milwaukee attorney M Michael Essin headed the Wisconsin Progressive Party ticket for governor with Linton Jahr for secretary of state and Mrs Berta Kurki for treasurer. Essin noted further endorsements were left to the state central committee. Stover labelled leaders as red baiters amid remarks on national party ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
People’s Progressive Party of
Wisconsin
M. Michael Essin
Linton Jahr
Neillsville
Berta Kurki
Marengo
Wis
Essin
National Party
Henry A. Wallace
McCarthy
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Truman
Acheson
Fred W. Stover
Stover
Hampton
Iowa Farmers Union
Paul Robeson
Progressive Party
Dulles Addresses Korean Assembly
John Foster Dulles told the Korean assembly in Seoul that the American people provide moral and material support in the fight against communism. He said that aid aligns with Korea’s own self respect and primary dependence on its own efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Korean Assembly
County 4-H and agricultural events listed for late June
Calendar notices show county 4-H activities and corn borer field meetings across Monroe La Crosse and Seneca areas from June 26 to July 3 including orchard demonstrations at George Nelson’s Old Hickory orchard La Crescent and can ton shows at Houston park. Events include rehearsals at Kendall high school and 4-H chorus, with times ranging from 8 p m to 10 a m and venues such as Sparta courthouse West Salem and Barre Mills schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia City Park
Monroe County
Sparta Court House
Seneca Boosters
Henry Zojicek
Minnesota
Wisconsin
George Nelson
la Crescent
la Crosse County Hospital Farm
West Salem
Houston Park
Barre Mills
Schoolhouse
Bowdoin Ship Sets Off On 8000 Mile Arctic Quest
The Bowdoin schooner sails from Boothbay Harbor on Cmdr. Donald MacMillan's 29th Arctic voyage. More than 300 townsfolk cheer as the 75 year old explorer, his wife Marian, assistants and student sailors begin a three month cruise to Kane Basin chasing bird and plant specimens for Bowdoin Harvard and Yale museums.
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Boothbay Harbor
Bowdoin
Cmdr
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Bar Harbor
Polar Explorer
Marian
Harvard
Yale
Edward Thornton
Ottawa
Robert Marimon
Chicago
Oldest UW Grad Takes Honor 3rd Year In Row
Carl Runge, 91, Milwaukee, again receives the gold headed cane for being the oldest alumnus present at the University of Wisconsin Half Century club luncheon. Runge graduated in 1886 and helps lead the event as the club statesmen. Eugene Brossard was elected president, succeeding James O. James, with Edward Ochsner named vice president and Mrs. Burr Jones as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Carl Runge
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Runge
Eugene Brossard
Brossard
James O. James
Evanston
Actress Judy Garland Suspended by M G M
Hollywood reports Judy Garland has been suspended by M G M for failing to report to work on a Fred Astaire film. A replacement will be arranged this week as the studio confirms the second suspension in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Judy Garland
M-G-M
Fred Astaire
County Court Daily Records Highlights Multiple Guilty Pleas
In La Crosse county court Leona Johnson of Hillsboro and others pleaded guilty to various motor vehicle and public disorder offenses. Fines ranged from 1 to 100 dollars with costs, plus jail or license revocation options. Several defendants forfeited cash bonds after failing to appear. Police court addressed drunk and disorderly fines. Fire department responses noted to several oil burner and fireplace incidents.
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Leona Johnson
Hillsboro
Wis
Dayton Pertzch
Onalaska
Lester Smith
Aurora
Paul Stern
Market Street
Stern
George E. Gilpen
Camp McCoy
Arnold Gunderson
Strum
Carl E. Detzler
Junction City
Kans
Edward Goggin
Rose Street
George Kufenschmid
North 22Nd Street
John W. Gore
Elizabethtown
Kry
Leo Tuma
Ladysmith
John W. Ferrye
St. Louis
Hulda Culver
South Seventh Street
Barkley Opposes Senate Investigation Of Amerasia Case
Vice President Barkley rejected the idea of a Senate inquiry into the Amerasia documents matter calling it improper for a senate to act as a grand jury. He sent a Republican resolution to the judiciary committee urging a separate probe of the Justice Department's handling of the case.
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Washington
Barkley
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Amerasia
Sen. Capehart
Rind
McCarran
D-New
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Atty
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Gillette Street Resurfacing to Start When Dry
Highway Commissioner Paul Hartwig announced that Gillette Street will be resurfaced as soon as the area dries enough. The .6 mile stretch will receive two inches of blacktop. project had been delayed by rain but will proceed on schedule when weather permits, following discussions with Supervisor Otto Briggs and the county board.
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Gillette Street
Paul Hartwig
Hartwig
Otto Briggs
Stolen Cars Recovered Over Weekend Police Reports
Two vehicles were stolen and recovered. A 1948 Chevrolet owned by Edward Massino was taken from Bill's Auto Port on Fifth Avenue and State Street between 1 and 7 am Saturday and recovered Monday near Mrs. Hulda Bade's residence at 2010 Winnebago Street. A vehicle owned by George Thompson of 1109 South 14th Street was stolen from Avalon ballroom parking lot early Monday and later recovered by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Massino
Milwaukee
Bill
Fifth Avenue
State Street
Hulda Bade
Winnebago Street
George Thompson
South 14Th Street
Avalon Ballroom
Earl
Obituaries of Morse and Jahimiak in Wisconsin notices
Walter E Morse 73 of Onalaska Wisconsin died in a local hospital Sunday. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Schumacher Funeral Home Seventh and Winnebago Rev Fred R Lemmert. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Katherine Jahimiak 89 of 1234 South 19th Street died Saturday. Survived by three daughters four sons 21 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 am Wednesday Blaschke Funeral Home and 9 am Holy Cross Catholic Church. burial Catholic Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 pm Tuesday. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Walter E. Morse
Onalaska
Wis
Schumacher Funeral Home
Seventh
Winnebago
Fred R. Lemmert
Woodlawn
Katherine Jahimiak
South 19Th Street
Jim
Elizabeth) Moats
Mary Urban
la Crosse
John
Rose) Roche
Lincoln
Neb
Steve
Joe
Charles
Blaschke
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Stanley Andrzejewski
Norwegian born woman dies at 72 in city hospital
Miss Oline Harstad aged 72 of 600 King street died Sunday evening in a local hospital. Born June 9 1878 in Vestre Norway she left no relatives. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Slet ten McKee south side chapel with Rev Geo Ulvilden officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oline Harstad
King Street
Vestre
Norway
Sletten-McKee South Side
Geo. Ulvilden
Obituary of Miss Helen Weber Teacher at Hogan and Logan
Miss Helen Weber age 70 of 210 South 22nd street died Saturday night. She taught at Hogan and Logan schools for many years retiring ten years ago. She is survived by two nieces and three nephews. Funeral Tuesday at Blaschke funeral home and St. Joseph's Cathedral with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter Pape officiating. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Rosary Monday at 7 30 p m. Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening.
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Helen Weber
South 22Nd Street
Hogan
Logan
E. J. Kelly
la Crosse
Donald A. Cameron
Denver
Colo
Joseph A. Koller
James
Joseph Dresen
Blaschke
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Msgr
Peter Pape
Theft of tire and wheel from truck at Hub Cigar store
A tire and wheel were stolen from a truck owned by Coin Op erating Amusement Co. The theft occurred from the truck fender at the rear of the Hub Cigar store located at 105 South Third Street, and was reported to police on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin Operating Amusement Co
Hub Cigar Store
South Third Street
Holstein Breeders From Barron Take La Crosse Visit
Twenty Holstein breeders and wives from Barron county toured La Crosse last Thursday visiting the soil erosion experimental station. It marked the second annual trip by the largest Barron County Holstein association, which promotes soil conservation education to improve the Holstein breed. The group visited Grandad Bluff, shared a picnic lunch at Myrick Park, toured a Coulee Region soils display, and viewed the U S Fisheries at Riverside Park, with the event organized by I O Hembre and led by O E Hays, with County Agent Harry Vruwink along.
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Barron County
la Crosse
Grandad Bluff
Mississippi Valley
Myrick Park
Coulee
U. S
Riverside Park
I. O. Hembre
O. E. Hays
Harry Vruwink
Shelby District No 5 Holds Monday Meeting
Shelby District No 5 Boulevard school will hold a formal hearing at Longfellow Junior High at 8 p m Monday. County school committee will decide whether Shelby District No 5 should be attached to the city of La Crosse for school purposes only.
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Shelby District No
Boulevard
Longfellow Junior High
B. W. Ingli
Shelby
City of la Crosse
Judge Duffy Reaffirms UW Freedom Plaque Rededication
U S Circuit Judge F Ryan Duffy of Chicago rededicated the University of Wisconsin plaque of intellectual freedom in Madison. He quoted the 1894 regents declaration that the state university should encourage fearless sift ing and winnowing to find truth and recalled his class chose the plaque amid opposition to forward moves in human relations and government reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
U. S
F. Ryan Duffy
Chicago
Duffy
Great
State University of Wisconsin
Graduate killed in fatal bridge accident near Mineola
Gregory Upp 21 a recent University of Missouri graduate was struck and killed Friday night on the Loutre river bridge at Mineola. Coroner said Upp stepped into the path of a car while crossing to join friend Allen Grimshaw a Missouri University student from Seattle. The pair were with a field survey group studying Indian cave dwellings near Mineola.
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Mineola
Gregory Upp
University of Missouri
Loutre River
Clement Linnert
Upp
Allen Grimshaw
Missouri University
Seattle
Wash
Phillip K. Upp
Winnetka
Grimshaw
Allies Mining Roads in Europe Defense Move Revealed
Western allies reportedly drill and cover holes on key roads and bridges in West Germany and across Europe to deter a Soviet attack. A Rhine Lorelei route shows concrete caps and explosive charges. French and allied sources confirm planned measures amid East German press furor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Europe
Lorelei
Rhine
Koblenz
Furniture Show Promises Luxury Look at Summer Market
Chicago reports the international home furnishings Summer market opening its 10 day run with the luxury look as keynote. The semi annual market expects 18 000 to 20 000 furniture buyers from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International
Break-in Probed at Schmalz Root Beer Stand
Authorities investigate a Sunday burglary at the Schmalz root beer stand on Highway 16 west of Sparta. Entry was gained by breaking the rear insulation board. a billfold with $5 and candy bars and ice cream were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Highway 16
Reorganized School Problems Panel Set at La Crosse
The second of four summer institutes at La Crosse State Teachers College focuses on Problems of the Reorganized Schools. Morning features G R Leistikow on Winneconne schools. afternoon panel discusses major issues in integrated districts with members from county committees boards and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State Teachers College
Winneconne
G. R. Leistikow
Wis
Joseph Richter
Chaseburg
Grace Webb
Black River Falls
Ruth Button
Melrose
W. D. Griswold
West Salem
Kenneth Curran
Cashton
George Glasrud
Holmen
Guerrillas Hit Reds In China Report
News dispatches from the mainland claim Nationalist guerrillas struck in Yunnan province driving Communists into major cities. Unverifiable reports say 10,000 Communist deaths and about 100,000 guerrillas in Yunnan, a province bordering Burma and Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Taipei
Yunnan
Burma
Indochina
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Chippewa Fails
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Hawkins
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FBI
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California
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Pennsylvania
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New Hampshire
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Navy
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Larsen
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Roth
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Vatican
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