Steinle Hears 11 Court Cases In Milwaukee Circuit Court
Judge Roland J. Steinle presided motion day in Milwaukee as 11 cases including two contempt actions seven divorces a name change and a temporary support order were heard. Jurors were rescheduled to May 9. several defendants faced jail for nonpayment of support.
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Circuit Court
Roland J. Steinle
Milwaukee
Obart Dowell
la Crosse
Rose Dowell
Charlotte Hieke
North Third Street
Lee Hieke
Chicago
Alice D. Ross
Holmen
Earl E. Ross
Beaver Dam
Wis
John Lewis Tracey Michalski
Onalaska
John Lewis
Tracey Dolbier
Steinle
Arthur Schultz
Schultz
World Entitled To Optimism
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst argues cautious optimism about Berlin blockade talks, noting Moscow's aim to control Germany and the enduring threat of communism. He predicts a potential quiet period followed by a new Cold War dynamic, with Asia’s Red offensives continuing and Western-security tensions persisting.
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Germany
Moscow
Berlin
Asia
Ingrid Bergman Faces Love Question on Stromboli
Ingrid Bergman–the 31 year old star–lives through a personal drama as Italian papers say she loves Roberto Rossellini while she may divorce her husband Peter Aron Lindstrom. Bergman and Rossellini are collaborating on a film on Stromboli, with a potential marriage question hanging over the trio.
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Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Stromboli
Sunny Shore
Happy
Robert Conway
The
New York Daily News
Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Conway
Ingrid
Ing
Dr. Lindstrom
Los Angeles
Corpral Faces Killing Charge in English War Bride’s Death
Cpl. Arnold Hakala of Fort Benning has been charged with murder in the death of his English wife Sheila Hakala mother of two. Her body with gashed wounds was found near the couple’s car on Fort Benning property. A coroner’s report cites possible jump or push.
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Robert K. Daily
Market Street
Celestine
South Eighth Street
Howell
Daily
Huber
Irene Fillner
Farnam Street
John M. Fillner
Hopkinsville
Irene Leslie
Elsie Tabbert
Pine Street
John Tabbert
Wood Street
Earl H. Johnson
South 23Rd Street
Louise Arlene Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
Columbia Heights
Bernard J. Thill, Jr
Onalaska
Verna B. Thill
Sally Farley
Thills
Wilma C. Lepley
Vine Street
Leslie Arnold Lepley
North 10Th Street
Wilma Chadwick
Winter
Wis
Columbus
Arnold Hakala
Hakala
Fort Benning Reservation
Fort Benning
Harvey Davidson
Bessemer
Davidson
Sheila Wirth
Regent Street
Stowmarket
Suffolk
England
London
Women Reported To Be Better Drivers Now
A Chicago report cites a survey by the Ohio Department of Highways and the American Public Works Association. It notes 1300 two car crashes involved a woman and a man with 57 percent of women violating traffic laws and 61 percent of men outside the speed limit.
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Chicago
Ohio Department of Highways
American Public Works Association
Holes Shot At St. Thomas More Church Windows
The Rev. Joseph Wagner reported to police that Sunday two basement windows of St. Thomas More Church at 21st and Weston were pierced by air gun shots and other windows broken with stones. A note mentions talcum powder production in the Philippines.
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Joseph Wagner
St. Thomas More Church
21St
Weston Streets
Mother Has Twins In Two Cities In Ohio Hospitals
A 24 year old railroad wife gave birth to twin girls in two hospitals in two cities on May 2. The first girl weighed four pounds nine ounces and arrived at 4 05 a m at Berger hospital in Circleville. The second weighed four pounds six ounces and was born at 9 30 a m at White Cross hospital in Columbus. The births were five hours and 25 minutes apart and the sisters are 30 miles apart. The older baby remains in an incubator at Berger while mother and younger daughter are at White Cross. Both mother and babies are reported fine.
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Columbus
Charles Putney
Ashville
Circleville
Berger Hospital
White Cross Hospital
Whiteross
State Traffic Accidents Claim 180 Lives In First Four Months
Wisconsin motor vehicle department reports 180 lives lost in January through April 1949 due to traffic accidents. The figure is down from 204 in the same period a year earlier, with pedestrians accounting for sixty of the fatalities.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State
Mary Astor Birthday Biographical Sketch
Mary Astor born May 3 1906 in Quincy NL began as a child actor at 14 in silent films. She later appeared in The Maltese Falcon and Meet Me in St Louis among others. Her marriages include Franklyn Thorpe 1935 divorce 1935, Manuel Martinez del Campo 1937 1942, Thomas G Wheelock 1945. She has two children.
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Mary Astor
Quincy
Lucille Langhanke
Kenwood Loring School
Chicago
Dodsworth
St. Louis
Cass Timberlane
Franklyn Thorpe
Manuel Martinez del Campo
Mexico
Thomas G. Wheelock
Gehl Adjourns Sentence In Milwaukee Assault Case
Circuit Judge Edward Gehl adjourned to May 16 the sentencing of Hugo Goedtke 52 of Waukesha found guilty of assault with disregard for life in the shooting of Charles Gans 26 of Milwaukee at the home of Goedtke’s former wife. The defense sought more time for briefs and motion papers.
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Waukesha
Edward Gehl
Hugo Goedtke
Charles Gans
Milwaukee
Goedtke
Tubeless Tire Introduced by B. F. Goodrich
Robert Connolly announces public availability of B F Goodrich Seal o matic tubeless tire. The design uses concentric bead ridges and valve washers to seal the rim and prevent air loss. Inner tread sealant gum seals punctures by surrounding objects and closing holes when removed. Connolly says a true one piece tire has long been a goal of tire engineers.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
Robert Connolly
Connolly
Hixton volunteers demonstrate hand tool use in firefighting
Fire fighters from the Hixton volunteer department led by Fire Chief Morris Peterson demonstrated hand tool use in firefighting. Assistants included Mar lon Schwier of Sparta James Ness of Tomah and others from Camp McCoy Fairchild Pray and the conservation department along with department members.
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Hixton
Pilots Plan Meeting for Wisconsin Aviation Day
A meeting of all local pilots wishing to participate in Wisconsin Aviation Day activities at La Crosse airport will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the municipal airport office.
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la Crosse
State Officers Address Car roll's Life Underwriters
Ronnie M. Vetter and Charles W. Tomlinson spoke at the Life Underwriters association meeting in Car roll's. It was a ladies night program with discussions on Wisconsin accident and health changes and Bill 87S boosting qualifications for life underwriters. The Madison convention is set for May 19 and 20 and the La Crosse unit will send a delegation. Tomlinson entertained at the piano, George Nixon played the musical saw, and a Life Underwriters Quartet was formed.
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Ronnie M. Vetter
Charles W. Tomlinson
Life Underwriters’ Association
Carroll’s
Wisconsin
Madison
la Crosse
Tomlinson
Burglar Loots Polar Chest Frozen Food Locker
A burglar broke into the Polar Chest Frozen Food Locker Co. at 1920 State Road Monday night. The thief took $16.62 in coins, six cartons of cigarettes, and possibly ice cream. Entry was gained by breaking a window. the cash register and meat counter were disturbed. A potato sack on the floor suggests it was used to carry the loot.
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Polar Chest Frozen Food Locker Co
State Road
New Tabloid Planned for New York by Thackrey and Blaine
T A Thackrey announces a new tabloid morning newspaper in New York with Mrs Emmons Blaine of Chicago owning the majority of preferred stock. Thackrey says the venture will start in two to three weeks and he holds 51 percent of the common stock. The paper will be called the Compass and will use the former Newark Star plant.
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New York
T. A. Thackrey
Emmons Blaine
Chicago
International Harvester
Thackrey
New York Post Home News
Pee Compass
Newark Star
Lutheran Men Hear Talk By Rev Gjellstad
The Rev. Ivar M Gjellstad spoke at the May meeting of the La Crosse Federation of Lutheran Men at Trinity Lutheran church. He will leave La Crosse to take up mission work at Cody Wyo, and a cowboy necktie was presented in farewell. The talk urged Christians to follow Moses and Daniel as models in crisis decision making. J E Brudos presided at the ladies night dinner serving 174 people. a string ensemble performed.
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Ivar M. Gjjellstad
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Division Street
la Crosse
Gjellstad
Wild West
Federation
Moses
Daniel
J. E. Brudos
Trinity Church
Melba Muth
Pat Bright
Herman Allimaras
Mary Muth
Barbara Herried
Switzerland Bans Electric Heaters and Appliances Amid Drought
Switzerland faces power shortage as drought cuts water flow. authorities ban use of electric fires refrigerators and boilers in homes to conserve energy and prevent outages.
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Switzerland
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