Sedition Trial Jury Selected in Mass Case
A jury of twelve regular members and two alternates was chosen for a sedition trial involving alleged plots to form a Nazi type government. Jurors include Walter Plant Nyle Eakle Henry Aschenbach Alice Billingsley John Bahlman Thomas Bailey Early Alvey Julia Butt Charles Saeger Leo Diegelmann Fredonia Raulin and Anthony Falcone. Attorney disputes and a petition alleging co defendants insane are noted as the trial proceeds.
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Power Company
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Utility Company
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Charles M. Saeger, Jr
Metaloo Bureau of of Standards
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Fredonia A. Raulin
Ernest F. Elmhurst
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Ira Chase Koehne
O. John Rogge
Joseph W. Burns
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Burns
Koehne
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Lawrence Cea Beforg
James Smythe
Lois de Lafayette Washburn
Chicago
Tacoma
Wash
Dennis
Weather Record Wednesday Minnesota and Iowa
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunder showers. Cooler conditions to spread across Minnesota and Iowa with cooler air in the west and extreme north regions. Precipitation totals and high temperatures from yesterday include Bismarck 36, Denver 36, Duluth 30, La Crosse 63, New Orleans 70, Washington 8.
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Denver
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LA Crosse
Aiport
New Orleans
Washington
Ration Guide Details Stamp Validity and Prices
The AP lists ration validity changes for several items. Fats and sugar stamps update, with some series valid indefinitely and others not until June. Gasoline coupons vary by region, with limits through August in some areas and June in others. Price ceilings set for select fruits and vegetables in Wisconsin cities for May 10 to 16. Detailed vegetable prices follow, including lettuce, potatoes, onions, carrots, and cucumbers with varied package sizes and crop years.
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Wie
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Minn
California
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Name Committee For Booster Club Formed in VIROQUA
Committees from Richland Vernon and La Crosse counties named for the Highway No. 14 Booster Club at a meeting of representatives from Chambers of Commerce and county boards. La Crosse is represented by Terpstra and Bourret with alternates Hartwig and Wilkinson. Richland lists Id and Bee while Vernon lists Nelson and Roigt.
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Viroqua
Wis
Richland
Vernon
la Crosse
Chambers of Commerce and
Board of Supervisors
Chambers of Commerce
Terpstra
Clyde Bourret
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse County
Richland County
Paul Id
Thomas Bee
Vernon County
Neil A. Nelson
M. J. Roigt
Paul A. Hartwig
Frank Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Heavy Weapons Needed says Chinese General
The new chief of China's military mission to the United States says China will not be knocked out of the war but warns heavy weapons are needed to drive out the Japanese. He cites Honan province where light arms left China vulnerable and reverses occurred.
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China
United States
Honan
Democratic Committee Won't Back Bricker Says Letter
John O. O'Connor eastern vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee released a letter to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey stating the committee aims for a "real Democrat" and will decide later whether to back Gov. John W. Bricker if he becomes the Republican nominee.
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John O. O'Connor
Democratic National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Massed invasion craft shown in photographs
London newspapers published pictures of British transports and landing craft massed at bases with captions claiming they were ready for the invasion call. Images included ships flying the Stars and Stripes and country roads lined with United States trucks and equipment.
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London
Life
London Illustrated News
United States
Hillman Seeks Roosevelt Fourth Term Support
Sidney Hillman, head of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and CIO PAC, urged at the union convention that President Roosevelt should be renominated for a fourth term. He said it becomes their responsibility to ensure his election and expressed hope he will fulfill his duty.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Amalgamated and Clothing @Workers union
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Madison attorney announces run for Congress in Wisconsin
Arthur L. May of Madison a longtime chief clerk of the state assembly since 1941 announced his candidacy for Congress from Wisconsin's second district He is a Dewey for president delegate to the Republican convention in Chicago and enters the race yesterday.
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Arthur L. May
State Assembly
Congress
May
Chicago
Drowns as Boat Overturns on Green Lake
Doro Leach a 21 year old of West Allis Wis drowned Monday when a fishing boat with five persons overturned on Green Lake at Elkhorn The others clung to the hull and were rescued.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Dorothey Leach
West Allis
Green Lake
Greatest News Staff In History Lined Up To Cover Allied Invasion
The Allied invasion coverage plans detail a massive press corps at Supreme Headquarters with 169 accredited staff in Europe and field reporters with the forces. Dwight D. Eisenhower will issue daily communiques twice, plus special flashes, with reporters from the United States Britain Canada and Allied countries. Robert E. Bunnelle leads AP coverage and press corps planning.
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London
Association of American Correspondents
Nurse Speaker Headlines La Crosse Congregational Meeting
Miss Emma B. Noreen, a nurse with 15 years in China, addressed delegates at the 89th annual meeting in Sparta after serving as panel moderator for women. She spoke on wartime nursing, Japanese occupation, and postwar aid, detailing Chinese casualties and medical challenges.
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Wis
la Crosse
China
Miss Noreen
United States
R. Faville
Christopher Boland
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Beloit
Laura Ramsey
Homer V. Yinger
First Congregational Church
Claremont
Calif
Peterson Rites Held For Readstown Youth Maynard Peterson
Funeral services for Maynard Peterson youngest son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Peterson were held at Anderson funeral home Monday afternoon with Rev W Walker officiating. Burial followed in Readstown cemetery. His parents and one brother survive.
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Wis
Maynard Peterson
Gordon Peterson
Anderson Funeral Home
W. Walker
Readstown Cemetery
Funeral services for Frank Bily held in Prairie du Chien
Funeral services for Frank Bily 79 were held Monday at Seipp and Ottoson funeral home with Rev. W K Bodamer officiating. Burial followed in Evergreen cemetery. Bily born February 4 1865 in Sepekone Bohemia came to the United States as a boy and settled in Prairie du Chien. He married Josephine Schwartz August 17 1891 and retired from the railroad company. Survived by wife two sons Joseph Marquette Iona and Charles R Cedarville Ill two daughters Mrs Harry Geisler and Mrs William Chunat Waureka Wis four sisters Mary Barbara Anna Statia all of Prairie du Chien two brothers Joseph Bily Los Angeles and Charles M Bily Prairie du Chien.
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Frank Bily
Seipp
Josephine Schwartz
Co. and Q. Railroad Company
Joseph Bily
Marquette
Iona
Charles R. Bily
Cedarville
Ill
Harry Geisler
William Chunat
Waureka
Mary
Barbara
Anna
Statia
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles M. Bily
Praire du Chien
Noted American Editors and Attorneys Die in Shadows of Night
Charles E L Wingate 83 veteran newsman and ex editor of the Boston Sunday Post died in Winchester Mass Frank Hogan 67 Washington lawyer and ex ABA president passed away in Washington New York saw the death of Joseph C Donohue 60 director of railroad transport for Ringling Brothers and Hagenbach-Wallace Oliver Seibert 64 early Canadian hockey pioneer and father of Earl Seibert of the Chicago Blackhawks in Kitchener Ontario.
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Mass
Charles E. L. Wingate
Boston Sunday Post
Old Boston Journal
New York
Joseph C. Donohue
Ringling Brothers
Ium and Bailey Circus
Hagenbach-Wallace Circus
Kitchener, Ont
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Earl Seibert
Chicago Blackhawks
National Hockey League
Chicago Wife Granted Divorce After Spaghetti Incident
Mrs Mildred Minerva testified before Circuit Judge Robert J Dunne that her husband Sam a chef threw a plate of spaghetti with tomato sauce in her face after an incident last March. The judge granted the divorce.
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Mildred Minerva
Robert J. Dunne
Sam
Stopped In Decorah With Two Prisoners
United States Marshal Fred E. Bierman of Decorah and deputy E. E. Bergmeyer stopped in Decorah en route to Sandstone Minnesota with Huch H. Helms of Waterloo and Francis M. Hosting of Waucoma. The pair, members of Jehovah's Witnesses, will serve four year sentences in the federal prison at Sandstone for refusing to respond to a pre service examination call.
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Fred E. Bierman
E. E. Bergmeyer
Sandstone
Minn
Huch H. Helms
Waterloo
Iowa
Francis M. Hosting
Waucoma
Jehova
Dubuque
Basuto Girl Blamed After Rain Follows Theft
Mampolae a Basuto girl from Clarens South Africa faced blame for bringing rain after attempting to fetch the rain. Basuto girls raid a neighboring kraal to steal the lesokana a stick used to stir porridge from the head boy if successful they expect rain. The theft is followed by heavy rains and widespread denunciation of Mampolae.
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Clarens
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Winona Livestock Reports Trading Hours and Aftercare
Winona Minnesota livestock data from Swift and Company notes buying hours from 9 a m to 4 p m All livestock arriving after closing hours will be properly cared for weighed and priced the following morning.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in Chicago Market
In Chicago the hog market shows 13 000 salable with total 16 500. good and choice 180-270 lbs at 13.75 top. 280-330 lbs 11.75-12.15. 150-170 lbs at 12.00-13.66. sows around 10.85. Cattle and calves firm: good and choice steers 14.50-16.50, top 16.85. heifers 16.00. cows weak to 9-12. bulls 9-13. Sheep 5 000 salable, wooled lambs active at 15.00-15.50. Arizona lambs about 15.15. ewes around 7.00. Live poultry unsettled with fowl 25.6-31.7 cents. butter firm on heavy receipts.
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Milwaukee Livestock
Milwaukee
Potatoes Market Report Shows Mixed U S Trends
In Chicago trading margins show rivalry with 146 on track 344 total shipments 07 supplies moderate demand slow for Southern Triumph market steady on best quality weak for other stock California Long Whites slightly weaker Alabama Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 prices 3 40 to 3 75.
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U. S
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Chicago Grain and Milwaukee Livestock Markets Report
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat and barley traded with various futures figures while field seeds list timothy red top red clover and sweet clover prices. Wheat oats rye and barley prices are noted with May July September and December shows and open high and low ranges. Milwaukee livestock market reports hogs cattle calves and sheep with prices for different weights and grades and a steady trend across categories.
Treasury Opposes Cut In Night Club Taxation
The treasury department advised against reducing the wartime tax on cabaret and night club checks from 30 percent, stating that without data on effects a change is not warranted. The letter to Rep. Doughton refutes Rep. Knutson's proposed 10 percent cut and cites potential unemployment and revenue loss.
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Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means Committee
Knutson
R-Minn
Ingli Organizes New Cub Pack In Prairie and Coon Valley
B W Ingli aided Prairie du Chien discussions for a new Cub pack and Villa Louis opening plans this week. On return to La Crosse he will organize a new Scout troop at Coon Valley led by Leroy Peterson.
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Prairie du Chien
Villa Louis
la Crosse
Ingli
Coon Valley
Leroy Peterson
USC Center Staff Plans Summer Activities For Soldiers
The USO at USC Center outlines a summer program for soldiers with picnics as a likely favorite. Plans include bicycle trips swimming parties fishing jaunts and organized tennis and softball activities plus transportation and sponsorships by local groups. The club seeks golf clubs tennis rackets fishing tackle balls bats and even spare bicycles to expand its equipment collection.
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Attache Cinema
Edward Campfield
Pettibone Park
USO
Robert Bodden
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la Crosse
Copy editor freed of charges in Japanese agent case
Frederick Heizer Wright a 41 year old New York Daily News copy editor was acquitted by a federal court jury of conspiring with Japanese officials and acting as a Japanese agent before Pearl Harbor. The trial found no evidence that he received 200 dollars monthly to publish favorable articles.
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Frederick Heizer Wright
New York Daily News
Pearl Harbor
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