Trucker Freed From Trap In Smashed Cab
Oscar Kautz a 44 year old Clintonville resident was trapped for hours in a gasoline and acid soaked wreckage after his semi collided with Gayle McIntyre 47 also of Clintonville on Highway 41 near Milwaukee. He suffered a fractured leg severe cuts and possible internal injuries and was taken to County General Hospital after firefighters freed him by pulling the cab apart. McIntyre said brake failure caused the crash as he swerved to avoid a dog.
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Milwaukee
Oscar Kautz
Clintonville
County General Hospital
Kautz
Gayle McIntyre
Highway 41
McIintyre
McIntyre
Eau Claire Dentist Killed By Blast at Lake Cottage
In Chippewa County a cottage blast fatally injured Dr Jerome J Parman 27 of Eau Claire and burned his twin brother Dr Glarner who practices at Chippewa Falls. Officials attributed the explosion to a gas cylinder leak after Jerome woke to a gas odor and lit a match.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Eau Claire
Lake Wissota
Jerome J. Parman
Glarner
Chippewa County
Jerome
Consolidated Dairies Joins The Borden Co in merger
Perso will remain general manager of the plant and J E Brudos and Lloyd T Lee will continue in their corporate posts. The merger covers milk and ice cream operations with sites and offices unchanged. The Consolidated Dairies division of Borden Co marks the former Holmen Krause and Modern dairies joining forces in La Crosse. Theodore G Montague of Borden is a La Crosse native whose postwar career began here.
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Dairies Consolidated Dairies
Dairies
Holmen Dairy
Krause Dairy
Modern Dairy
Consolidated Dairies
Borden Co
Perso
Theodore G. Montague
la Crosse
Naval Air Service
Wisconsin Legion Show Draws Fire Over Communist Links
Ex Red activists Ben Gitlow and Joseph Kornfeder headline a Mosinee demonstration as Wisconsin citizens watch a Legion event framed as a battle against communism. Gitlow advocates working within the Republican party while Lattimore and McCarthy figures are cited as targets.
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Wisconsin
Mosinee
Ben Gitlow
American Communist Party
Gitlow
Red Line
Stalin
Kremlin
Republican Party
Legion
Joseph Kornfeder
Kornfeder
Communist Central Committee
Sen. McCarthy
Washington
America
Winona Livestock Market Report and Chicago Grain Rates
Winona Minnesota buyers set hours 8 a m to 4 p m weekdays 8 a m to 12 noon Saturday with prices tied to condition and dockage for hogs cattle calves and lambs. Chicago quotes show active hog trade top 17.75 with varied weights sows and buyers steady. grain notes include cash wheat corn oats barley and soybeans with multiple futures closes and ranges.
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Chicago
Grille Found Unclaimed on Losey Boulevard
Police recovered part of a grille from a 1947 Chevrolet on Losey boulevard. The grille has not been claimed and owners are urged to contact the department.
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Losey Boulevard
Stolen Scooter Recovered by Police
A motor scooter stolen Sunday night from Larry's Cities Service station on West Avenue South was recovered Monday afternoon by police. The scooter, owned by Richard Breidel of 1402 Denton Street, was found in a lot at 2129 Red Field Street at 12 15 PM.
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Richard Breidel
Denton Street
Larry
West Avenue South
Redfield Street
South St Paul Livestock Market Report
South St Paul Minnesota cattle numbers 4 500 calves 2 500 with bid ranges across classes. Slaughter cattle steady to higher with beef cattle 26 50 to 30 00 per cwt while hogs 8 500 head opened 25 lower with barrows and gilts around 17 50 to 17 60 and sows 13 75 to 15 50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Live poultry receipts 29 loads with unsettled prices and 1.0 price level. Butter receipts 1 425 258 pounds with wholesale selling prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 26 823 cases with unsettled prices and no price change observed.
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Chicago
Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Across Regions
Chicago market reports 123 cars on hand and 401 on track with 785 shipments and moderate supplies and demand. Idaho Russet Burbanks sell for 4.05 to 4.30, Michigan Sequoias 2.75, Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs 3.15. New stock arrives with steady demand. Alabama Bliss Triumphs 4.65, California Bliss Triumphs 3.60, Long White 3.70 to 3.85, Louisiana Bliss Triumphs 4.45 to 4.55.
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Chicago
USDA
Former Philadelphia Mayor J Hampton Moore Dies At 83
Former Philadelphia mayor and seven term U S congressman J Hampton Moore died at age 83 after a two year illness. He passed away at home with his wife Adelaide Stone and two of his five children present. Moore led the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association from 1907 to 1947 and authored poetry and works drawing on his experiences in politics.
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Philadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
U. S. Congress
Moore
Adelaide Stone
Julia Eisley
Harvey
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Roosevelt
Theodore
Speaker Cannon
Tropics
U. S. House
Community Chest Journal Reports Budget, Agencies
The Community Chest outlines budget review processes and agency audits. Peter G. Pappas notes the aim to spend funds efficiently, with seven Red Feather agencies raising $65,000 in their best year while total budget was $90,000 in 1950.
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Funk
Peter G. Pappas
Pappas
Red Feather
Norman J. Longfellow
Social Planning Committee
Board of Director
Gunnar Gundersen
Donald Gordon
James J. Howard
Paul J. Morris
Martin W. Scullin
Runge T. Sletten
Albert Funk, Jr
Lattimore Defends Record Against McCarthy Attacks
Senator McCarthy's charges that the state department harbors communists draw a sharp rebuttal from John Lattimore who testifies he has never been a communist or violated US law. Lattimore challenges McCarthy to produce witnesses and threatens libel action as he reiterates his innocence and independence from political plots.
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Lattimore
Johns Hopkins _ university
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
State Department
Red
Communist Party
Russia
Budenz
Daily Worker
United States
White House
William T. Evjue
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
Truman
Evjne
Congress
Court Workers Union Seeks Restraint on WERB Enforcement
The CIO union sues to restrain WERB from enforcing Wisconsin labor law after a fall strike by gas production workers. In a separate ruling Judge Alvin Reis reverses a circuit decision upholding a PepsiCo order for Perfect Seal Rock Wool Co to pay death benefits to a widow, Bertye Williams, daughter of Thomas Williams. The Wisconsin Supreme Court, led by Justice Henry P. Hughes, clarifies that non residents may not claim Wisconsin workers compensation benefits without meeting residence and hire criteria. Another ruling returns liquor license questions to Judge E M Duquaine in Brown County, with the court noting population data must be proven or evidence of changes shown. federal census alone cannot always determine license quotas.
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Thomas
Williams
Omaha
Neb
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Henry P. Hughes
Supreme Court
McCarthy
High Court
Gag Writer Paul Laven Dies At 43 In Los Angeles
Los Angeles: Paul Laven a gag writer for a Bob Hope film collapsed and died Monday while drafting jokes. The 43 year old former Cleveland newspaper reporter had lived in Los Angeles seven years awaiting an autopsy.
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Los Angeles
Paul Laven
Bob Hope
Laven
Cleveland
31 Killed In Ammo Dump Explosion At Patiala Fort
New Delhi India report says an ammunition dump exploded Monday in a crowded Patiala district killing 31 people and wounding more than 20. Officials say sabotage is not suspected and the blast shattered a wall at Patiala Fort.
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New Delhi
India
Patiala
Terrorists Toss Grenades In Saigon Killing Seven
Indochinese terrorists threw 24 grenades in Saigon over the May day weekend killing seven and wounding 70. A French guard at a government plant was also shot and injured.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Indochina
Hill Leads Fight to Restore Alabama to National Party
Senator Lister Hill seeks Democratic renomination and leads efforts to bring Alabama back into the national party fold. The state may contribute Alabama's 26 Democratic convention votes in the contest.
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Lister Hill
Alabama
Primary contest and potential third party bids shape 1952 race
In 1952 the contests center on Georgia South, Ohio and Indiana. Lawrence McNeil challenges Hill in Georgia while John Crommelin plans an independent bid. Ohio eyes a Democrat rival to Taft among seven candidates, and Indiana’s Cecil Harden faces Russell Richardson in a key congressional primary. Indiana to nominate senators in June conventions.
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Russell
D-Ga
Hill
Lawrence McNeil
Navy
John Crommelin
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Toledo
Michael V. Dissalle
Congress
Indiana
Cecil Harden
Covington
Harden
Republican National Committee
Russell I. Richardson
Rene
Homer Capeart
Retired Milwaukee Road controller Walter V. Wilson dies
Walter V. Wilson 76 of Evanston Illinois dies Monday He was longtime railroad executive and retired controller of the Milwaukee Road after a fifty year career in the industry He retired in 1944 and lived in the Chicago area according to an obituary released today.
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Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Walter V. Wilson
Evanston
Milwaukee Railroad
Maragon Sentenced to Jail for Perjury to Senate Probes
John Maragon once linked to the White House received an eight month to two year sentence for two counts of perjury about bank accounts and former job. Federal Judge Jennings Bailey ordered concurrent terms with bail set at 5000 dollars.
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Washington
John Maragon
White House
Senate
Maragon
Jennings Bailey
Irvin Goldstein
Senator’s Wife Still In Serious Condition
Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg wife of Michigan’s senior senator remained in serious condition Monday in Georgetown University Hospital. Doctors said her condition was about the same as Monday after a recurrence of a three year old ailment. Senator Vandenberg is in an adjacent room recovering from a tumor operation about two weeks ago.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Georgetown University Hospital
Senator Vandenberg
Radio Spotlight and News Notes From WKBH NBC
Radio Spotlight previews Cavalcade of America starting at 7 PM on WKBH NBC about the tin can origin in New Orleans. News of the World on WKBH NBC at 6 15 PM covers central Wisconsin and a Mosinee coup simulation from Wausau. HOMEMAKER HARMONIES airs weekday mornings at 8 45 featuring music and homemaking news.
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Cavalcade OF
America
WKBH
NBC
New Orleans
Wkbh-Nbc
Wisconsin
Wausau
Mosinee
Wis
Morgan Beatty
DuPont
Homemaker
Schultz and Nelson Dry Cleaners
Dolly Madison Dairies
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Ralph Kronenwetter
Highway Patrol
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Winona, Min
Burlington
Low York
Eagle Wing Coast Roses
Lake Frost
W. G. Holmes
Lacrosse
UMUC
New York
Auto-Lite
Shell Oil Ark. Natural Gas
General Electric Simmons Co
General Foods
Sinclair Oil
el. Bond & Sh
General Motors
Socony-Vacuum
General Time
Southern Pacific
Goodrich Spiel
Goodyear Standard Brands
Abbott Lab
Northern Iron Ore
Standard Oil, Cal
Allied Chem. & Dye
Northern Ry. Pf
Standard Oil
Ind
Allied Stores
Greyhound
N. J
Allis-Chalmers Mig
Homestake Mining
Sterling Drug
Am Can
Houd.-Hershey
Studebaker Corp
Am Car & Fdry
Hudson Motor
Swift & Co
Am Gas & Elec
Illinois Central Texas
Inland Steel
Timken-Det. Axle
Am Locomotive
Am Power & Lt
Inspiration Copper
Trans-America Am Rad. & St
Harvester
Union Carbide
Am Smelting
Int
Harvester Pf
Union Pacific
Am Snuff
Nickel Can
United Airlines
Am Tel & Tel
Int. Tel. & Tel
United Aircraft
U. S. Rubber
Johns-Manville
Anaconda
Kennecott Copper
Western Union
Armco Steel
Keystone S. & W
Westinghouse
Armour & Co
Kimberly-Clark
Woolworth
Lib.o
Ford Glass
Avco Mig
Libby, McN. & L
Zenith Radio
Baldwin Locomotive
Marshall Field
Zonite Products
Bendix Aviation
Montgomery Ward
Bethlehem Steel
Nash-Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Container
Borg-Warner Badger Meter
Briggs Mig
National Dairy Pr
Chicago Mold P
Budd Co
National Steel
Hamilton
Case
N. Y. Central
Inter. Cellu
No. Am. Aviation
James
Chesapeake & Ohio
No. American Co
McQuay
Chicago & NW
Northern Pacific
Marlin Rockwell
Chicago, R. I. & Pac
Ohio Oil
Minn. Ont. P
Chrysler Corp
Owens-Ill. Glass
Nekoosa
Comwealth Edison
Packard Motor
Congoleum-Nairn
Pan Am
Airways
Paragon
Edison Elte Penney
J.C
Prentiss-Walters
Penn. R.R
Pepsi-Cola
Phelps Dodge
Safway Steel
Continental Steel
Phillip Morris
la Crosse Tele
Phillips Petroleum
G. Heileman Br
Phoenix Hosiery
Home Insurance
Corn Products
Mass. Inv. Tr
Crane Co
No. States Power
Curtiss-Wright
Radio Corp
Cleveland Clif
Douglas Aircraft
Reo Motors
Northwest Banc
du Pont
Republic Steel Middlewest
Eastman Kodak
Scott Paper
Trane Company
Eaton Mig
Sears Roebuck
Com
C. H. Dragsbak
Barbara A. Varga
Community Chest
Linker Building
Letty
Evjue
Manila
Clark Transport Co
Camp McCoy
U. S. Highway 14
Donald Bellman
Winona
Tribune
Neuman Ae Ae A Co
la Crosse, Wis
Monum
Radio Spotlight
Cora Hauser
Coulee
Northern States Power Co
Smart An
ThriftsCheck
State Bank
Rose Street
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