Seven Reds Held After FBI Raids in Colorado and California
The FBI rounded up seven alleged top Communists in a 24 hour sweep. Joseph William Scherrer aged 34 and his wife Maia 86 were seized in Pueblo and at Denver airport respectively. Four more were arrested in Denver area including Arthur Bary 42 and his wife Anna 29 Harold Zepelin 28 and Lewis M Johnson 34. Mrs Patricia J Blau 42 was arrested in Los Angeles. All seven face Smith Act charges. Colorado defendants received 100000 bonds, Blau awaits hearing in Denver via Los Angeles bail.
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Denver
FBI
Joseph William Scherrer
Maia
Scherrer
Pueblo
Colo
Denve
Arthur Bary
Anna
Harold Zepelin
Lewis M. Johnson
Patricia J. Blau
Los Angeles
Colorado
U.S
Joseph Neff
Blau
Denv
Juneau Will Quiz Driver About Death
Mauston district attorney John Armstrong plans to travel to Rockford to question a man who said a Mauston woman jumped from his car into a river Saturday night. Eva Miner, 46, was found in the Lemonweir River near Manston after authorities followed a Rockford tip. The medical examiner said drowning with facial cuts. coroner impaneled a jury to view the body and await full autopsy results.
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Juneau County
John Armstrong
Rockford
Eva Miner
Lemonweir
Manston
Armstrong
J. L. van Hecke
Milwaukee County
Miner
Clarence Sorenson
A and P Firm Appeals Madison Rebate Edict
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co appeals a state ban on rebates from three Madison dairies. An order dated May 5 was upheld after a July 3 rehearing. The Agriculture Department said rebates up to three percent favored some stores over independent grocers and the A P argues the department lacks authority to define fair trade practices.
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A and P
McCarthy Faces Third Senate Inquiry in 1954
Senator McCarthy heads into a third Senate investigation within three years as questions mount about his conduct. A select committee, to be appointed by Vice President Nixon, will decide on rules, staff, and whether hearings are public, with cross examination likely. The probe follows Army charges and the prior inquiries about Benton and McCarthy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Sen
Benton
D-Conn
McCathy
Hennings
Hayden
Ariz
Hendrickson
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Flanders
R-Vi
Select Committee
Nixon
State to Seek Rehearing of Building Corp Decision
Madison Wis March reports the attorney general says the Wisconsin Supreme Court will be asked to rehear its ruling that the building corporations violate the state constitution. Less than 20 percent of state building projects are funded by the devices, but officials say the issue merits further consideration. The court previously ruled the arrangements exceed the constitution's cap of 100000 dollars. Kalgoorlie, Australia, supplies water via a 346 mile steel pipeline.
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Madison
Eecesnee
Supreme Court
Gen. Thomson
Thomson
Gloria Green Patient For Tuberculosis Care
Miss Gloria Green, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Green formerly of Monroe now in Bradenton Florida, has been hospitalized in St Paul and Minneapolis with tuberculosis and is a patient at Ancker s hospital. She entered the Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet convent as a postulant last September and became Sister James Mary in March but illness necessitated leaving the convent. Her parents have returned to Monroe after visiting St Paul and will stay a few days before returning to Florida.
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Gloria Green
James Green
Monroe
Bradenton
Fla
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Miss Green
Anckers Hospital
Jefferson Avenue
Sisters of St. Joseph of
James Mary
Florida
Stille L Roy 74. longtime Darlington hardware man dies
Stille L Roy, 74, died Monday morning in Lafayette County Memorial Hospital Darlington. He owned a hardware business since 1900 and was partner in S L Roy and Son until 1952. He leaves a wife, a brother Clarence of Darlington, two daughters Mrs Arthur De Muth of Darlington and Mrs S J Rivers of Evansville, and stepson James W Stoddard of Dodgeville. Services Wednesday at 2 p m at Sharer Funeral Home with Rev Wendall Han.
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Darlington
Stille
Roy
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
S. L. Roy and Son
Platteville Elks Lodge
Darlington Odd Fellows Lodge
Clarence
Arthur DeMuth
S. J. Rivers
Evansville
James W. Stoddard
Dodgeville
Sharer Funeral Home
Wendall Han
Pastor Dean's Funeral Plan Details and Burial
The pastor of First Baptister church and painting firm head Dean, who died from a broken neck, will be buried in Union Grove cemetery. Burial arrangements include painting the tower. friends six miles west may call at the funeral home on Tuesday. He is survived by a wife and five children.
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Sen
Union Grove
Dean
Day
Radio Tower Painter Killed in Chilton Fall
William H. Dean aged 50 from Waukegan Tl was killed yesterday after a 200 foot fall from a state radio network tower in Chilton. The tragedy occurred during maintenance work on the structure. Dean was employed by the network and left behind a family.
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Chilton
William H. Dean
Waukegan
Dean
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Husal
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Farm Bureau
Green County Farm Bureau Co-Op Warehouse Co
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Monticello
FORD
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Great TV
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