State Warden, 3 Pay Fines In Court
In Wausau Wisconsin state conservation warden Wil three dropped a slowly moving truck into the woods last night. He waited for one and a half hours and finally the trespassers were located, hauling the carcasses of two buck deer. They were fined 75 dollars on a charge of shooting. Judge Frank G. Harold Schier, 24, town of East.
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Frank G. Harold Schier
East
Double Raps For Jobs Case Involving Husband And Wife
Circuit Judge William I. Giant Afkcan presided as Phillip Jaeger received two concurrent terms totaling 25 years in prison at Waupun. The case involved be ing Ferman and Harold Bs 18 and 20, from Easton, with all three convictions tied to holdups and related offenses.
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Ferman
Harold
Easton. Schleinegun
William I
O'Neill
Phillip Jaeger
Waupun
Couple Pleads Guilty in Two Armed Station Robberies
In Milwavale a man and his wife were sentenced after pleading guilty to two armed filling station holdups in Taycheeday. Mrs Leona Bonstrup, 20, received a presentence investigation ordered by O Neill following leniency begged by her attorney. She admitted aiding in the robberies and faces trial as the Jaegers in the holdups.
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Taycheeday
Leona Bonstrup
O'Neill
Federal Agencies Brace for Communist Threat After War Era Scare
The piece reviews postwar anti subversive actions led by the FBI and HUAC noting Hoover McGrath and Truman policies. It cites counts of aliens and communists tracked after Pearl Harbor and mentions key cases like Judy Coplon Fuchs Bridges Hiss and Dennis, along with Taft Hartley rulings and loyalty programs. It warns about public awareness and the underground shift of the Communist movement.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Howard McGreth
House un-American Activities Committee
Truman
U. S
Judy Coplon
Dr. Fuchs
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Joseph McCarthy
Fish and Wildlife Service Faces $1.08 Million Budget Cut
Budget reductions ordered by the Interior Department slash fish and wildlife service spending for the year ending June 30. The $1,080,000 cut is divided among resources amounting to $150,000 or $250,000 and construction and land acquisition at $680,000.
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Beans Interior Chapman
Fish and Wildlife Service
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