War Secret Loop Hole Seen in Foreign Access to Tech
Senate inquiry probes a loophole allowing foreign powers to obtain non secret parts and industrial know how for secret devices. Eastland and Wherry push tightening statutes and a central agency to screen foreign contracts. The panel has heard from two electronics firm officials and weighs a 1917 espionage act amendment to bar foreign sales of electronic devices and know how.
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Eastland
D-Miss
Wherry
R-Neb
Sevare
State Department
Senate
Wisconsin PTA Parley Set At Sheboygan Tomorrow
More than 1,000 delegates are expected to attend the annual Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Sheboygan tomorrow. Mrs George Chatterton, president, announced today.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
Sheboygan
George Chatterton
First German emigrant to America since war arrives aged eighty
Mrs Emma Buechner Steinberger, at four score, becomes the first postwar German emigrant to reach the United States. The octogenarian widow plans to see Niagara Falls and New York, while adjusting to American life with her son in law Louis Lochner and her companion Bella Raphael, an orphan she will travel with.
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America
Emma Buechner Steinberger
Atlantic
Bella Raphael
Bert Simons
Brooklyn
N. Y
Steinberger
Bella
Louis Lochner
Associated Press
Lochner
United States
Fritz Kreisler
Vladimir Horowitz
Amer
Hollywood
Calif
Death notices from Whitehall and Coon Valley Wisconsin
A. R. Webb learns of Ora Prince formerly Mildred Lake, 50, died April 26 in Eugene Oregon. Born June 30, 1895 near Whitehall, she leaves husband, two adopted sons, and relatives including Byron Lake Ernest Lake and Ris Porter. Mary Nelson, 84, of Coon Valley dies. survivors include two sons Elmer and Henry, daughter Mrs Carl Halmrast. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1:45 p.m. and 2 p.m. at the Lutheran church, burial in church cemetery.
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Whitehall
Wis
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Ora Prince
Eugene, Ore
Ernest Lake
Livi Mont
Mrs
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Los Angeles
Calif
Coon Valley
Mary Nelson
Henry
Elmer
Carl Halmrast
Vancouver
British Columbia
Coon Valley Lutheran Church
H. O. Bach
Enrollment In U W Graduate School Reaches 1400
Madison report states Wisconsin residents policy does not apply to graduate enrollment. Officials say overcrowding in natural sciences like biochemistry chemical engineering and physics is serious. Engineering enrollment is capped at 60 due to facilities limits. Many students switch to courses seen as leading to better jobs.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
College of Engineering
Stan Laurel Divorced Again in Las Vegas
Hollywood gossip notes Stan Laurel has been divorced again from Virginia Ruth Laurel in Las Vegas Nevada. The couple wed in 1941 and faced desertion as the decree was issued yesterday.
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Hollywood
Stan Laurel
Virginia Ruth Laurel
Wisconsin Deans of Women Meet in Milwaukee
Miss Edith J. Cartwright dean of women at the Teachers college attended a Wisconsin Association of Deans of Women meeting in Milwaukee. Deans from Wisconsin colleges and high schools discussed new problems in the profession with Miss Daly of Rockford as the principal speaker on improving high school preparation for college.
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Teachers College
Wisconsin Association of Deans of Women
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Daly
Rockford
Missionary Speaks At Calvary Baptist Church
The Rev Halston Waldemar a Norway sent missionary will speak at Calvary Baptist Church Charles and Logan streets at 730 p m Wednesday and Thursday He will discuss experiences and hardships of Norwegians during the German invasion A youth rally of the La Crosse Valley association will be held Friday at 800 p m at the same church with Rev Siemens of Eau Claire as speaker Refreshments follow.
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Norway
Africa
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
la Crosse Valley Association
Siemens
First Church of
Eau Claire
Awarded Damages For Accidental Breeding
WAUKESHA. A jury awarded Leroy Schlee seventy five dollars in damages after a neighbor’s bull jumped a pasture fence and bred his two nine month old Guernsey heifers. The bull was owned by George Rolfs who had fought the case for three years. Schlee said premature motherhood ruined the dairy cattle and forced him to sell them for beef at a loss.
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Waukesha
Leroy Schlee
George Rolfs
Schlee
Madison Principal Quits For Eau Claire Job
Lester M. Emans principal of Lakewood school in Madison resigns after six years to become director of elementary education at Eau Claire state teachers college. He previously served as superintendent of schools at Waupaca.
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Madison
Wis
Lester M. Emans
Lakewood
Eau Claire State Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
Waupaca
Abating Noise Advocated By City Official
Public health officials urge motorists to cooperate with National Noise Abatement Week April 28 to May 4. Health Officer A M Murphy notes hospital wards show disorders from excessive noise and urges thoughtfulness by drivers to ease urban nervous strain. National council in New York coordinates with hospitals laboratories universities and health services nationwide to reduce noise.
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Public Health Department
A. M. Murphy
National
Eight U W Cadet Officers Honored
Madison reports eight University of Wisconsin men named top cadet officers for 1946 during an ROTC ceremony. Recipients include Maj. Lawrence Zilisch of Milwaukee Capt. Robert Boecker of West Bend and Lt. Ronald Yates of Mukwonago, all with overseas WWII service.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Lawrence Zilisch
Milwaukee
Robert Boecker
West Bend
Ronald Yates
Mukwonago
Ruth Ann Abrahamson
Oshkosh
Laura Harms
Grafton
Audrey Beyer
Andrew Tabor
Racine
James Johnson
Sawyer
Francis Petersen
Chippewa Falls
Glen Detlow
Waupaca
Russell Clark
Neenah
Erwin Leverenz
Waukesha
Unfair Trial Fears Grip Lichfield Guards Case
Defense attorney to army court martial claims American soldiers accused of mistreating guardhouse prisoners at Lichfield England fear an unjust outcome. Col Edward Chayes seeks a 60 day delay for Lieut Leonard W Ennis citing short preparation time and lack of witnesses and records.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
Lichfield
England
Edward Chayes
Chicago
Leonard W. Ennis
Peeskill
N. Y
Chayes
Veteran editor and legislator John C Chapple dies at 70
Ashland Wis John C Chapple 70 editor in chief of the Ashland Daily Press and longtime Wisconsin legislator died after a year of declining health He was elected to the assembly in 1909 re elected 1917 1919 and 1942 and served 57 years with the Ashland newspaper A native of La Porte City Iowa he studied at Northland Academy and Cornell College He held civic posts including supervisor alderman county board postmaster and defense council publicity chair and hospital director He leaves a widow three sons and three daughters plus three brothers Funeral services will be at the First Presbyterian church of Ashland where he served as elder and choir director for 40 years.
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Wis
John C. Chapple
Ashland Daily Press
Wisconsin
Chapple
Ashland County
the Squibber
LaPorte City
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Northland Academy
Cornell College
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Ashland County Council of Defense
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Fla
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Calif
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Ashland High School
Carl Gretzinger
Lansing
Mich
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Miami
Will Chapple
Bennett Chapple
Middleton
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