Marsh Guilty On Second Murder Count Gains 199 Years
Glenn Marsh was found guilty of a second murder count for the Nov 7 slaying of Vernon Anderson and his wife Murielin in Rockford Michigan. The jury of seven women and three men deliberated about three hours. The death penalty had been sought at the prior trial.
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Glenn Marsh
Grant Item
Northport
Mich
Penelty
Marsh
Vernon Anderson
Stete
Max
Wes
al Freederick Hayes
Molon
Ann
Audrey
Mersh
Anderson
Muhriein
Therine
Rockford
Mere Marsh
Lookit the Plugs and Arty Wonder in a New Barco Liquid
Fragments from a humorous boarding house cartoon caption show a character reacting to a makeshift neck soap device and wondering if it’s a gag for a new ointment. The scene evokes quirky city humor and quirky dialogue.
Leaking Lean-To Resembles Old Home After Departure
The speaker notes the lean-to shows little change since leaving, except the rugs have been swapped. The tone hints at small, mundane memory echoes rather than dramatic alteration. The piece centers on a personal observation of space and routine.
Well-Dressed Male Will Soon Be Down To Last Pinfeather
Hal Boyle comments on the decline of male fashion in America as women adopt the new look. He notes shrinking wardrobes, the loss of vests and hats, and the rise of minimal attire as men become more accessorized by their partners. The piece satirically imagines future attire.
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New York
America
Tarzan
Sam
Amoother
Edward Benes Birthday Remembrance and Czech History
Today marks Edward Benes born May 28 1884 a founder and president of Czechoslovakia. He guided Prague through World War I and the League of Nations era and opposed Nazi and Communist regimes. Benes fled Austrian and Nazi forces and stayed in Prague after the recent coup.
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Edward Benes
Czechoslovakia
England
France
Hitler
Munich
Thomas G. Masaryk
Benes
League of Nations
Prague
Wiley postpones party duties for a senate bill
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin cut a birthday cake but rushed to the floor when his bill to admit 50 000 displaced persons each of the next two fiscal years came up. He then prepared for a hearing on the Mundt Nixon anti Communist bill as chairman of the senate judiciary committee. The piece of cake vanished from his office before he could eat it.
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Washington
Wiley
Wis
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Drive To Stay Alive Holiday Safety Plea
Ivan A. Wright chief of the La Crosse county highway police urges motorists to avoid joy rides and take side roads during Memorial Day weekend. He stresses not driving after dark, obeying signs, controlling speed, stopping within distance, ensuring vehicle condition, and keeping eyes on the road.
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Ivan A. Wright
la Crosse County
Wright
Legion Post at Baraboo District Conference Highlights
Members at Baraboo Wisconsin May 23 include Irv Sheldon district commander Chick Evans athletic officer George Hetherington post commander Russell Sieger and Frank Schneider past commander. Delegates elected Tom Poliaszak district commander Leon Sveen Roman Reuter. Paraplegics bill funding homes up to 10000 supported. Security Loan Campaign promotes savings bonds through June. Parade plans for Memorial and Flag days with drum corps. Nomination slate lists Hetherington McCarthy Ray Highberg Lee Swett. business limits attendance.
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Baraboo
Wis
Irv Sheldon
Chick Evans
George Hetherington
Russell Sieger
la Crosse
Frank Schneider
Department
Milwaukee
Tom Poliaszak
Thorp
Leon Sveen
Westby
Roman Reuter
Sauk City
Sheldon
Jim Dan Hill
32Nd Division
National Guard
Herman Runge
American Legion
Jack L. Spore
Fred Wurl
Charles Barker
Winona
la Crescent
Richland Center
Juneau County
Gare Buze Timmons
Legion
Hetherington
McCarthy
Ray Highberg
Lee Swett
Post
Shortages in Building Materials Near End, El Salvador Reports
El Salvador reports a long term shortage of construction materials is nearing an end as supply chains stabilize. Officials indicate improved access to cement steel lumber and related goods should ease project delays and lower costs for builders nationwide.
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el Salvadore
Wisconsin Dells Man Charges City With Restraint Of Trade
Melvin Flath accuses the city of conspiring with five boat firms to ruin his amphibious ducks tours on the Wisconsin River. He contends ordinances curb his business and he seeks damages for false arrest and restraint, plus an injunction. An adverse examination is set for June 16 in Portage with city officials summoned.
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Wisconsin
Dells
Wis
UPI
Melvin Flath
Flath
Army
Wisconsin River
Dells Boat Line Association
Burston
Stolen 1935 Dodge Recovered With Tools Intact
A 1935 Dodge sedan stolen Saturday with $300 in carpenter’s tools was recovered Thursday afternoon by city police in a Third Street alley. The car and tools were undamaged and accounted for.
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Carpenter
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Federal Rye Bread
Prene
Red Ryder
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Hal Boyle
Papa
Doerflinger
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le Crosse, Wis
GEO. J. Devine, Inc
Wisconsin Dells Man
City
Marian B. Rogers
Portage
Thomas J. Howley
Guy Severson
EASY
Theo. J. Molzahn and Sons, Inc. General Contractors
18Th Place
Madison Street
Joseph S. Finch & CO
Schenley, Pa
Tiny
Oscar Mayer Wieners
Procter & Gamble
Anderson Bros. Proprietors
Mscass
Meat Department
CHER
PI City
Dork
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