Judge Murphy Quashes Perjury Charge in Court Session
Henry Breidel of La Crosse is freed as Judge Arold Murphy voids the indictment arising from a farm sale suit. The court found Breidel's testimony at the adverse hearing did not constitute perjury, noting the dispute was a misinterpretation between parties over a deed and an employment contract.
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Murphy
Henry Breidel
la Crosse
Arold Murphy
Breidel
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Circuit Court
Arenz Shoe Co
Leonard Roraff
Shoe Company
Albert Arenz
Leo J. Goodman
Monroe County
la Crosse County
John S. Coleman
Roraff
Alice Moore
Arenz Company
Arenz
Nietsch
Notable Deaths Across Cities Highlight Early Film Era
The Associated Press notes several deaths including Ivan Christy a 61 year old former character actor in western films and former studio guard in Burbank California. Mary Han non Conley 73 foster mother to Archbishop J Francis A McIntyre in Los Angeles. Arthur S White 89 once studio manager for Thomas A Edison in West Orange New Jersey. Emelie Power 73 widow of a Pittsburgh newspaper man in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Burbank
Calif
Ivan Christy
Los Angeles
Mary Hannon Conley
J. Francis A. McIntyre
New York
Arthur S. White
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N. J
Chicago
Emelie Power
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court Lets Lower Courts Handle Civilian Case In Tokyo
The high tribunal said a lower court may have jurisdiction over a civilian sentenced by a Tokyo military court, denying Arthur Curtis Antrim Bush's petition for writ of habeas corpus without prejudice to pursuing any proper court. Bush, once in Davenport Iowa, served a year for illegal whiskey sales while in Army service in Tokyo as a bombardier navigator. The court also denied a hearing to a Harrodsburg Kentucky employer challenging a union action under the National Labor Relations Act, related to Weissman in Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg Indiana. The 1932 Philadelphia mint produced 14,500,000 coins.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tokyo
High Tribunal
Arthur Curtis Antrim Bush
Bush
20Th Air Force
Davenport
Harrodsburg
Fred P. Weissman
National Labor Relations Board
AFL _ International Ladies’ Garment Workers
NLRB
Weissman
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Skeleton Found Believed To Be Missing Wisconsin Boater
Sheriff Glen Jones says he is confident a skeleton found in the Colorado River near Willow Beach is Carl Jackson, 51, of Superior, Wisconsin. Jackson disappeared Feb 24, 1948, after a boat capsized during a fishing trip with his son Dr. Robert Jackson. the son was saved while the elder drifted away.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Glen Jones
Colorado River
Carl Jackson
Superior
Wis
Jackson
Robert Jackson
Willow Beach
Ariz
Tsingtao Exports Two Hundred Seventy Five Thousand Two Hundred Yards of Straw Braid
In a recent month Tsingtao China shipped 275200 yards of straw braid to buyers. The quantity highlights regional textile trade activity and may reflect demand for craft and packaging materials.
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Tsingtao
China
Peggy Wood Reflects On Age On A New York City Bus
Peggy Wood recalls being offered a seat by a younger woman on a Manhattan bus and realizing critics’ label veteran actress fits her. She discusses past roles from Portia to Candida and says she is now starring in The Happiest Years, praising its young playwrights.
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New York
Peggy Wood
Portia
Manhattan
Miss Wood
Percy
Candida
Katherine
East River
Connecticut
Herown Right
Pole Charged With Getting Air Secrets
In Manchester a Polish man Marian Kaczmarek, 40, faced a preliminary hearing on eight charges of violating the Official Secrets Act. He was arrested April 20 in a Manchester rooming house and police said incriminating evidence was found in one of his shoes.
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Manchester
Eng
RAF
U. S
Great Britain
Marian Kaczmarek
Largest Mass Burial Of B 29 Fliers At Arlington
Remains of 23 officers and airmen killed when two B 29s collided over Japan in 1945 will be reburied in a common grave at Arlington National Cemetery. The service honors marked one of the largest postwar burials at Arlington, with victims from 12 states and three chaplains assisting.
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Washington
Japan
Arlington
National Cemetery
Pennsylvania
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
New York
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Maryland
Guma Prefecture
Infant Son Dies In Path Of Truck
Gerald Szukalski sixteen month old son of Mr and Mrs Aloysius Szukalski of Greenfield park trailer camp was killed Monday when run over by a milk truck while playing near his home in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Gerald Szukalski
Aloysius Szukalski
Greenfield Park
New Zealand Produces Nearly Eighty Five Thousand Tons Butter
New Zealand last year yielded about 85 000 tons of butter signaling strong dairy output. Production remained steady across regions with key facilities contributing substantial volumes to national totals.
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New Zealand
Dodge Coronet Luxury Ride Features
Dodge offers extra value with double life hydraulic brakes Safety Rim Wheels and knee level seats on Coronet models delivering a full cradled ride and luxurious comfort.
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Dodge
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Alhazen
ED Regy
Exchange Building
John Lamer
Constance Cronk
Lamer
Philadelphia Mint
Fifth Ave
Thomas Coley
William Roerick
Pole
Donald A. W. Kissinger
Elkwort Lake
Kenneth F. Mago
Hartford
Prescription Headquarters
Hoeschlers
5Th Ave
Pitzner
Dodge Meadowbrook
Seden
Johnson Motor CO
Lacrosse, Wis
South Sixth Street
W.L.A.D
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