Plan Charges In Bond Case Involving Government Bonds
Paul Mazzoni of Chicago faces a federal charge of transporting government bonds across a state line. Olmsted County authorities say $10,000 in Series 6 bonds, reportedly stolen by a woman named Mrs Winifred Gates, were bought with funds she and Mazzoni held in a catering business partnership. The couple, married in 1942 in Indiana, also faced questions over divorce and ownership of the bonds. Mazzoni was stopped near the Minnesota line and to be turned over to U.S. marshals in St Paul.
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Paul Mazzoni
Chicago
Olmsted County
Minn
Rochester
United States
St. Paul
Mazzoni
la Crosse
Olmsted
Minnesota
Winifred Gates
Byron
Indiana
Gates
250 Persons Attend State Meeting Here
Waterworks superintendents and city officials from Wisconsin attend the two day American Waterworks convention at the Hotel Studebaker. Verne Somers presided as the general session opened, with films on the atom bomb and talks on depreciation rates and public service commissions.
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Wisconsin
American Waterworks Association
Hotel Stud
Verne A. Somers
Stevens Point
Somers
L. A. Smith
Madison Water Department
Dewey Seeks Strong Senate Win as GOP Bets on Social Programs
Governor Dewey and Speaker Martin pledge White House congress cooperation if Republicans prevail. Dewey contends a GOP congress will back social security expansion and higher minimum wage while defending veterans' benefits. Townsend cites a 51 to 45 senate edge, with GOP optimism in several races as Dewey campaigns through New England.
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Dewey
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph Martin, Jr
White House
Congress
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Martin
North Attleboro
Mass
America
John Townsend
Delaware
Townsend
Senate
House
Ball
Minnesota
Coor
Kentucky
Robertson
Yoming
Revercomb
West Virginia
Patrick J. Hurley
New Mexico
Tom Davis
Montana
Trempealeau County Clerk Change After Matson Arrest
H M Johnson becomes acting Trempealeau county clerk following the arrest of Roy H Matson on an embezzlement charge for county funds totaling 16555 65. Matson resigned and Johnson, the only candidate for county clerk, is expected to be appointed at the Whitehall session November 2.
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Whitehall
Wis
H. M. Johnson
Trempealeau County
Roy H. Matson
Matson
J. Jay Kelcher
State Department of Audits
Johnson
Strum
Six Nurses Will Receive Wage Boosts
Budget approvals by common council committees include a health department rise to 67132 with six nurses gaining raises from 2721.50 to 2900 per year. Ed Peters dairy inspector earns 3600 after a 4 raise and a sanitation officer post is created with 3000 salary amid debate over staffing and annexed north side territory.
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Common Council
Health Department
K de T
Ed Peters
Emil Schultz
W. P. Roellig
Peters
Arthur Rogge
Garland Weidner
Walter Jones
Board of Health
Weidner
Council
Stalin Attacks West as UN Debates Berlin Issue
United Nations sources report Stalin launched a sharp attack on American and British policies over Berlin. He accused Western leaders of violations while defense lines claimed by the West were denied by U S Britain and France. Western delegates noted Stalin’s unusually fiery response and warned of strained relations at the UN.
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United Nations
Pri
Stalin
A . Op
Terlin
Temaadden
I al
Easta
United States
France
Berlin
London
Intain
Pravda
Communist Party
Ee Soa
UN General Assembly
Kremlin
U. S
Britain
Russia
City Planning Sets Saturday Halloween Activities
The ninth annual city wide Halloween celebration includes a YMCA movie dance for adults 18 and over from 9 to 11 30 p m with four or five orchestras and community singing plus refreshments. Public and parochial schools join city recreation in events like horror chambers games dances and costume parades coordinated by school committees.
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Hallowe'en
YMCA
City Recreation Department
Estate of Charles W. Nash Appraised at 43 Million
The Nash estate in Los Angeles is valued at 43,183,624 dollars. Charles W Nash, pioneer auto builder, died at 84 last June 6. Most of the estate goes to his two daughters and a sister through a trust.
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Los Angeles
Charlies W. Nash
Pioneer
Nash
La Crosse Area Weather Update
In La Crosse and vicinity increasing cloudiness with rain tonight. The forecast calls for showers and occasional rain later tonight.
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la Crosse
Court Offices Close Tuesday Except County Clerk
All offices in the courthouse will be closed Tuesday November 2 except the County Clerk Esther M. Domke office, an official announcement said Friday.
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Court House
Esther M. Domke
Warren Poised to Swing California for GOP Victory
In Sacramento Republicans count on Gov Earl Warren to deliver California in next Tuesday's elections amid a Democratic registration edge of 2 892 279 to 1 908 208. Voters decide California's 25 electoral votes and state legislature while IPP influence remains minimal.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
California
Oliver J. Carter
Roosevelt
Bugs Bunny to Substituting on La Crosse Tribune Cartoon Page
Bugs Bunny will lead a daily cartoon lineup featuring Elmer Fudd Porky Pig and Petunia making room for laughs beginning Monday. The La Crosse Tribune announces the change effective Saturday replacing Ryder in the entertainment page lineup.
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Bugs
Elmer
Porky Pig
Pretty Petunia
Bugs Bunny
A Ryder
The
la Crosse Tribune
Elmer Fudd
Rabbit
Slug Links to Teen Couple Murder Probe
Authorities in Eau Claire Wisconsin disclosed a 22 caliber slug with rifling marks from the murder weapon in the sex slaying of an 18 year old boy and his 11 year old companion. The shell was found at the scene after the girl’s body was moved before discovery. Police pursued two AWOL sailors linked to the case and a stolen car near the golf course where the slayings occurred.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Raymond Smith
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Smith
Superior
Wisconsin
Streator
San Diego
Calif
Gilbertson
Gonderness
Illiam Davis
Chicago
James Cellan
Billings
Mont
Davis
Country Club Golf Purse
Granite City
Ill
Wreckage Found of Transport Plane in New Zealand
Wreckage of a National Airways transport plane missing since Saturday with 11 aboard was sighted on Mount Ruapehu in the North Island. A rescue party was sent and expected to reach the scene tomorrow. The flight was en route from Palmerston to another destination.
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Auckland
N. Z
Mount Ruapehu
North Island
National Airways Corporation
Palmerston
Proposes Fluorine Use In City Water Supply
The city board of health urged fluoridation of the municipal water to reduce tooth decay in children. Dr. Garland Weidner cited Wisconsin cities like Sheboygan and state approval, with initial costs about 12 000 dollars and annual costs around 6 000 dollars after the first year.
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City Board of Health
Garland Weidner
Weidner
Shegoggan
Wisconsin
Dr. Weidner
Wisconsin State Dental Society
State Board of Health
Council
Rioting in Stuttgart Injures 17 During Five Hours of Unrest
In Stuttgart yesterday a five hour riot left 17 injured including five Americans and at least 12 Germans. About 30,000 people gathered on Koenigstrasse for a union protest against high costs of living before youths incited attacks on stores and police.
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Stuttgart
Germany
U.S
Charles G. Ives
Ives
Martial Law Declared in Greece by King Paul
King Paul signed a decree placing all of Greece under martial law to strengthen the government's campaign against Communist rebels. The order marks a major crackdown and curbs on civil liberties as the conflict escalates.
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Athens
Paul
Greece
Tropical storm centers west-northwest of Guam
A tropical storm with winds up to 70 mph was centered 700 miles west-northwest of Guam today and moving westward.
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Tokyo
Guam
UN Palestine Sanctions Debate Referred to Subcommittee
UN Security Council moves Palestine sanctions issue to subcommittee amid unconfirmed reports that President Truman may have withdrawn U S support for economic pressure to end the holy land war. Spokesman says he has no comment as Washington declines to discuss.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Truman
Marshall
United States
Holy Land
U. S
Washington
U. S. St Department
New York
Council
Truman Stage New York Rally With New Deal Push
In New York City President Truman lauded the New Deal at a Waldorf Astoria dinner honoring Senator Wagner and addressed about 20 000 at Madison Square Garden pledging liberal victory in November He urged support for Israel and planned a Brooklyn Academy of Music speech after city stops in Yonkers the Bronx Harlem and Queens Lost Battalion hall.
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Harry S. Truman
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CID
Waldorf Astoria
Robert F. Wagner
DNY
Liberal Party
Madison Square Garden
Truman
New York City
Israel
Roosevelt
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Yonkers
Bronx
Harlem
Lost Battalion Hall
Queens
Madison Re Garden
Michigan
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