Wisconsin Youths Receive Prison Terms for Kidnapping
Federal Judge Stephen Chandler sentenced Wayne Sass of Racine to 18 months and Donald Klein of Appleton to 1 year and 1 day for kidnapping a motorist in Elk City Oklahoma. Sass was to report to Springfield Missouri’s federal prison medical center. Both were described as first offenders and were captured shortly after the Feb. 15 incident.
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Oklahoma City
Federal Dist
Stephen Chandler
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Wayne L. Sass
Racine
Donald J. Klein
Appleton
Chandler
Sass
Federal Prison Medical Center
Springfield
Elk City
Okla
Wisconsin moulders union group organized in Appleton
The Wisconsin state council of the International Molders and Foundry Union of America AFL with 16 locals in the state was organized in Appleton on Sunday. Reginald Bixby of Wausau was named president Leon Johnson of Beloit was elected vice president and Gene Nagan of Kaukauna was chosen secretary treasurer. A board of directors election was postponed until June 19 at Wausau.
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Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin State Council of International Moulders and Foundry Union of America
AFL
Reginald Bixby
Wausau
Leon Johnson
Beloit
Gene Nagan
Kaukauna
Presbyterians Launch Drive For 100000
The First Presbyterian church begins a 100000 building fund drive with a 6 30 p m dinner at the Cargill Home West Avenue and Cass Street. About 100 solicitors organize into three divisions led by George Jansky Byron Mulder and Ian MacAuley with district captains and a campaign staff headed by John Ward. The plan includes a new sanctuary fellowship hall church offices and off street parking to ease Sunday traffic. The former church at Sixth and King streets sold to Seventh Day Adventists.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cargill
West Avenue
Cass
Cass Street
George Jansky
M. Rosene
A. McBain
V. B. Rasmussen
R. L. Bernhard
Byron Mulder
Babe Mulder
Russell Johnson
Willard Nimocks
Dick Wheeler
Ian MacAuley
Henry Ahrens
Stuart Brokaw
A. Ramaker
Alf Sorenson
Wesley Bertelson
John D. Ward
Kenneth Dahl
Ward
Mark R. Andrews
First Presbyterian
Sixth and
King Streets
Seventh Day Adventists
Fifty Million Suckers Bet On Gambling, Book Claims
Ernest C. Blanche, chief statistician for the army staff, argues in You Can’t Win that 50 million Americans like to bet and are suckers. He asserts most gambling games are crooked or biased, with odds against winners even in honest games, citing poker hands, royal flush probabilities, and betting industry margins. He also notes a Brazilian menthol process in 50 plants.
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Washington
Phineas T. Barnum
Phineas
Ernest C. Blanche
Blanche
Army General Staff
Public Affairs Press
Film Stars Safe Amid Morocco Flood Toll Rises
Tyron Power, Orson Welles, and Linda Christian escaped danger as floods battered Casablanca and wider Morocco including Algeria. Eight dead reported as storms drove flash floods from the Atlas mountains. Power and his wife stayed safely with a Moroccan aristocrat at Tourlait while filming The Black Rose.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Tyron Power
Orson Welles
Linda Christian
Morocco
Algeria
Atlas Mountains
Power
Tourlait
Welles
Free cattle plans begin in 41 towns across 11 counties
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture announced free Bangs disease control programs to start in 41 towns across 11 counties. Free vaccination of heifer calves and herd testing will occur in multiple towns across Columbia, Crawford, Dodge, Grant, Green, Juneau, Monroe, Ozaukee, Rock, and Vernon counties with named towns listed for the effort.
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Madison
Wis
State Department of Agriculture
Columbia County
Scott
Caledonia
Newport
Courtland
Crawford
Bridgeport
Eastman
Freeman
Haney
Marietta
Prairie du Chien
Seneca
Wauzeka
Lynxville
Steuben
Dodge
Beaver Dam
Trenton
Grant
Hazel Green
Green
Sylvester
Juneau
Lincona
Plymouth
Wonewoc
Monroe
Byron
Ozaukee
Mequon
Port Washington
Rock
Clinton
Johnstown
Lima
Spring Valley
Vernon
Coon
Hamburg
Greenwood
Franklin
Union
Wheatland
Stark
Webster
Chaseburg
Coon Valley
State Solons Cast No Vote In Bill's Defeat
Washington reports the Senate rejected an amendment by Senator Lodge to distribute 300 million dollars in federal education aid based on 10 dollars per school child per state. Senators Vandenberg and Ferguson, both Michigan Republicans, voted against the measure.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Senate
Sen. Lodge
R-Mass
Vandenberg and Ferguson
Michigan
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Fifth Ave
Bang
Bill
Prescription Headquarters
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W. T. Grant CO
Fifth Avenue
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