Babich Faces Second Hearing On Murder Charge
Milwaukee 19 year old Milton Babich was ordered to a second preliminary hearing Friday on a first degree murder charge in the death of Patricia Birmingham 16. Dist Atty William J McCauley sought the hearing after a judge bound over Babich to municipal court and a new warrant was issued. Babich has not entered a plea and a trial date remains to be set.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babach
Dist
Atty
William J. McCauley
Arvey L. Neelen
Babich
Pat Birmingham
Kathleen
Neelen
McCauley
Wisconsin
Arthur Richter
Patricia
West Allis
Michigan
Kathleen. McCauley
Dist. Atty
Wilon
Wisconsin music festival draws 2,500 from 31 schools
One of 17 district festivals held statewide Saturday features 2,500 musicians from 31 area schools performing choruses glee clubs acts and orchestras at State Teachers College. The event includes a 4 15 p m parade and a 7 30 p m main auditorium program with solo and ensemble highlights.
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State Teachers College
Madison
Wisconsin School Music Association
Jean Rolfe
Joseph Skornika
Milwaukee
Milton C. Davenport
Winona
Minn
Robert of
Marion G. Huxtable
West High School
McCormick
Central High School
Walter Daniels
la Crosse Aquinas High School
Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse Area
Considerable cloudiness with showers and a thunderstorm possible Friday morning. Tonight low 65 with a high near 80 on Friday.
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la Crosse
Rescuers Race To Save Four Men In Burning Mine
Four miners trapped 800 feet underground in a Girardville anthracite mine as a blaze raged. Rescue teams built an air shaft, used gas masks, and ventilating systems while attempting to reach William Kelly, Joseph Wowak, Raymond Eve, and William O’Brien.
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Girardville
William Kelly
Joseph Wowak
Shenandoah
Raymond Eve
William O’brien
Elmer Christ
Senate Rejects Bus Proposal
The Senate rejected an amendment to a 300 million dollar federal education aid bill that would allow funds for school bus and related services to be used for private and parochial schools as well as public schools. Senator McMahon argued the ruling permitting auxiliary services for nonpublic students, while Senator Donnell urged limiting aid to public schools only. The chamber previously rejected three other amendments.
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Washington
Senate
McMahon
D-Conn
Supreme Court
Congress
Donnell
R-Mo
Will Reroute Highway 16 In City on Friday
Highway 16 will be temporarily rerouted Friday morning due to paving on Seventh Street between Cass and State, and Cass between Third and Seventh. The new path runs La Crosse to Seventh, Vine, Sixth, State to Third, then Cass, with Seventh and State intersection closed. Parking restrictions apply and crews may open Fourth and Cass within a week. Motorists are urged to use extreme caution along the new route.
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Seventh Street
Cass
State Streets
Cass Street
Third
Seventh Streets
Lyle Gilbert
la Crosse Street
Losey Boulevard
Seventh
Vine Street
Vine
Sixth Street
State Street
State
Third Street
Gilbert
Vine Streets
Fourth
Cass Streets
Two Train Robbers Each Get 20 Years
In Fairmont West Virginia federal court Judge Harry Watkins sentenced Lyman Ramsdell and George L. Ashton, both from Youngstown Ohio, to 20 years each for the bold Baltimore and Ohio passenger train robbery two months earlier.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Harry F. Watkins
Lyman Ramsdell
George L. Ashton
Youngstown, O
President Fred Outlines UW Action After Budget Slash
Madison Wis president E B Fred warned the University of Wisconsin faces three options after the joint finance committee cut its budget. He said raising fees, reducing services or shrinking programs would slow state progress and harm teaching research and public service. He urged funds to avoid delaying community recreation child development planning and social work while stressing understaffing and underpayment. He warned, we are living on borrowed time.
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Madison
Wis
Joint Legislative Committee On Finance
University of Wisconsin
E. B. Fred
Fred
Wisconsin
All Germany Fight Looms in Cold War
The East and West prepare for the next Berlin round as the four powers lift most blockades. Moscow hints at tough terms in Paris May 23 while Western allies stress unity under the Atlantic Pact to defend gains and aim for a unified Germany with strong Soviet representation.
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New York
Berlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Associated Press
Russia
Foreign Ministers Council
Paris
Germany
United States
United Nations
Moscow
China
Prague
Soviet Union
Europe
Cornerstone Sealed For Hogan School Addition
A copper box containing Hogan school papers and pictures was sealed in the cornerstone during a ceremony for a two wing addition. Walter H. Bigelow placed the box as Miss Susan Campbell, Ward officials, Mayor Ahrens, and Superintendent Batho spoke to about 350 students and guests.
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Hogan
Walter H. Bigelow
Board of Education
Susan Campbell
Hogan School
Sonna Fortis
Donald Lyden
Henry J. Ahrens
Marshall G. Batho
Batho
Fire Destroys Garage on South Sixth Street
An early Thursday fire destroyed a garage and an automobile at 142 South Sixth Street owned by Leo Egelberg. The 1930 Ford was a total loss. investigators could not determine a cause, with fire units arriving at 12 08 p m and extinguishing the blaze in nine minutes. A nearby two foot distant office building at 533 King Street remained largely unharmed.
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South Sixth Street
Leo Egelberg
Egelberg
King Street
C. E. Bakke
Townspeople Boycott Local Post Office in East Westmoreland
Eighty two residents vote to boycott the East Westmoreland post office in protest of the acting postmaster Mrs Roe Public. They urge restoring the job to Mrs Hiram Woodward widow of the former postmaster and promise not to buy stamps or materials there. Some participants have begun using the Keene post office for mail.
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East Westmoreland
N. H
Roe
Hiram Woodward
Keene Post Office
Sparta Names Badger Boys and Girls States Delegates
Sparta high school announces three boys Noel Burleson Duane Johnson and Bill Harrie will attend Badger Boys State at Ripon June 20 to 27. Mary Doyle will represent Sparta at Badger Girls State in Madison in June. Selection is based on academics extracurriculars and leadership.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta High School
Badger
Noel Burleson
Duane Johnson
Bill Harrie
American Legion
Kiwanians
Rotary Club
Rip
Mary Doyle
Madison
American Legion Auxiliary
Gunmen Seize $25,000 in Cleveland Bank Holdup
Four masked gunmen robbed two bank officials in broad morning near the Cuyahoga river, taking about $25,000. Victims were teller Anton Bizza and George Ziemba, vice-president of Lincoln Heights Savings and Loan. Two cars used in the stickup were abandoned, one at 905 Professor Avenue after ramming the victims’ car.
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Cleveland
Anton Bizza
George Ziemba
Lincoln Heights Savings and Loan Company
Flats
Cuyahoga River
Professor Avenue
La Crosse Considers Community Chest Formation Step
A La Crosse Chamber of Commerce committee advanced plans to draft articles of incorporation for a La Crosse Community Chest. The group will meet Friday at 4 30 p m at the Chamber office to finalize the articles and seek agency approvals for cooperation and possible revisions.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Simonson
Chamber of Commerce Community Chest Committee
Morris M Hursh
Ralph D. Price
Wisconsin Welfare Council
Wisconsin Community Chest and Councils
Poet Masefield Grows Weaker From Influenza
Oxford news reports Poet Laureate John Masefield, aged 70, growing weaker after influenza. Doctors say his condition is again giving rise to anxiety as he remains hospitalized in Oxford after two weeks of illness.
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Oxford
Eng
John Masefield
Masefield
Four Quadruplets Born To Bronx Family
Mrs. Ethel Collins gave birth to two boys and two girls at Lebanon Hospital. The four babies weigh a total of 17 pounds 14 ounces. Father Charles Collins, a 29 year old clerk, joked about funding seven in their three room Bronx apartment.
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Edward Touhey
Howard Beach
N. Y
Vienna
Touhey
Mps
New York
Collins
Lebanon Hospital
Ethel Collins
United States
Steven
Coast Guard
Bronx
Ford Faces Major Walkout After Second Strike in History
Detroit Ford Motor Co. endures a second historic walkout as 65 000 union members strike at noon, with 62 000 at the Rouge plant and 3 000 at Lincoln Mercury. Production lines halt as talks with UAW leaders fail to yield a settlement, amid ongoing negotiations and in two plants over production speed and staffing.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Big Rouge
Lincoln-Mer
Ford
Uaw-Cio
John S. Bugas
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Lincoln-Mercury
Ford Rouge
Cool Weather Brings Insects And Forecasted Showers
After three days of unseasonably high temperatures in the upper Mississippi valley and Great Lakes region, cooler weather is forecast for Friday. La Crosse hit a May record of 88, with 91 at Racine airport, 89 in Milwaukee, and 86 in Green Bay. June beetles swarmed windshields as forecasts warn of showers and possible thunderstorms Thursday night into Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
la Crosse
St. Joseph’s Ridge
A. D. Sanial
Mercury
Racine
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Wisconsin Declares Student Nurse Day
Gov Renne bohm designates May 15 as Wisconsin Student Nurse Day and urges residents to join national tribute to student nurses.
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Madison
Wis
Rennebohm
Wisconsin
No Job Too Big for Tribune Want Ad
E H White of First National Bank Mabel Minnesota praises a Tribune business ad that produced twenty prospects for Lake Sylvia near Annandale. The listing advertises seven acres with seventeen cottages an ice house furnishings boats beds and large lawns with a sand beach priced at $18000 with terms. Contact First National Bank Mabel Minn or call Classified 3680 to invest idle capital.
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Tribune
E. H. White
First National Bank
Mabel
Minnesota
The
Sylvia
Annandale
Mabel, Minn
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