Educators Reveal Sittler's Nazi Ties at Deportation Hearing
Northwestern professors and government witnesses testified at a deportation hearing for Edward V. Sittler 34 who renounced U S citizenship to become a German citizen and nazi party member. Jannach quoted Sittler remarks about German troops looting and raping in 1948 while Sittler and his German wife and six children hold immigration permits.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Germany
Edward V. Sittler
Berlin
Sittler
America
Northwestern
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
Michigan Tech
Hubert Jannach
Frank J. Gillespie
United States
Justice Department
Todays Markets Chicago Farmers Report Slips and Gains
USDA market notes show hogs 230 lb and under 25-50 cents lower, over 230 lb mostly 25 cents down with top 24.00. Cattle and calves mixed, steers and heifers mostly steady to slightly lower, vealers and bulls varied. Grain prices end with futures down across wheat corn oats rye soybeans and lard.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Heir Denies Boat Caused Drownings in Wisconsin Lake
New Yorker John Beggs McCulloch denies his motor boat swamped a rowboat during the Saturday Lake La Belle drownings near Waukesha. Dist. Atty. Dancey plans to question him as rescuers note the fishing boat was swamped by a speedboat wake. Drowned: Clarence Vanna, George McCarthy. survivors include Mrs. McCarthy and Frank Chatfield.
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Waukesha
Lake la Belle
John Beggs
McCulloch
New York
Waukesha County
Atty
David Dancey
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Oconomowoc
Clarence Vanna
Boscobel
George McCarthy
Madison
McCarthy
Frank Chatfield
Strikers in Hawaii protest Bridges jailing in solidarity
In Honolulu Hawaii CIO longshore union members joined a wave of quickie strikes protesting Harry Bridges jailing. About 4500 Bridges men staged walkouts ranging from 30 minutes to 24 hours as rumors of continued action swirl while Bridges appeals a perjury conviction
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Honolulu
Harry Bridges
Hawaii
CIO
Bridges
San Francisco
Senate panel to probe wire tapping in Washington
A special senate committee was convened to prepare an inquiry into wire tapping in the capital. The probe is expected to examine reports that Howard Hughes’s telephone line was tapped.
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Washington
Senate
Howard Hughes
Mormon Leader George F Richards Dies at 89
Salt Lake City report says George F Richards president of the council of twelve apostles of the Latter Day Saints church died last night at age 89.
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Salt Lake City
George F. Richards
Council of Twelve Apostoles of the
Latter-Day Saints
Mormon) Church
Bird’s Eye View Of Monroe 1895 Displayed At City Hall
An 1895 hand drawn bird’s eye view of Monroe is on display at city hall. Created by C J Pauli of Milwaukee the map shows accurate streets including South Monroe now 25th, Gardner, Brundage and George now 6th. Lake Francis appears. southeast shows no development at 18th avenue Summit or 17th street. Dr G Soseman restored and mounted the map noting old copies once circulated.
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Monroe
City Hall
C. J. Pauli
Milwaukee
Monroe Street
25Th Street
Gardner
Brundage
George Street
6Th Street
18Th Avenue
Summit
17Th Street
Lake Francis
G. $. Soseman
Boothby Urges German Arming For Western Defense
British Conservative Robert Boothby called today for Germany’s participation in western defense on equal terms with other nations. In his first major statement in the European consultative assembly, Boothby said Western Europe’s defenses are for all practical purposes still non existent.
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Strasbourg
Robert Boothby
Germany
European Consultative Assembly
Boothby
Europe
Wallace resigns from the Progressive Party over Korea stance
New York reports Henry Wallace quits the Progressive Party after a split that began three weeks earlier. He supported U S and U N actions in Korea while the party's national committee opposed them. He said he would wait for rank and file action before deciding on future plans.
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New York
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Korea
Wallace
U. S
U. N
National Committee
Submarine Rescue Ship Bluebird to Turkey
The navy announced the Bluebird will be turned over to the Turkish government August 15 at New London base. Two submarines are being refitted and expected to go to Turkey.
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Washington
Navy
New
London, Conn
Turkey
AFL Union Calls Screening for Great Lakes Crew Safety
AFL maritime unionists urged the government to screen crews on Great Lakes ships as a sabotage safeguard. They warned a time bomb could cripple the Sault Ste. Marie locks and adopted recommendations at a lakes region meeting with American and Canadian reps.
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Detroit
AFL
Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie
Vital Lakes
AFL Maritime Trades Department of the Lakes Region
United States
Fred Farnen
Seafarers International Union
Infantry Bonus Plan Gains Potter Claims
Rep. Potter says his Korea combat infantry bonus bill has favorable prospects with a defense department official indicating approval. The WW II veteran proposes a $5 daily bonus for ground troops, with potential switch to a monthly rate, aligning infantry pay with pilots and air crew receiving 50 percent hazardous duty pay.
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Washington
Potter
R-Mich
Korea
Defense Department
Department
France
Air Force
Monticello Social Notes Share Summer Visits
Monticello society page lists guests and vacationers visiting family homes across Monroe, Baraboo, Milwaukee, and Chicago. Names include Mrs. J. Harden, Miss Clara Frehner, the Marty and Babler families, and numerous Legler, Marty, and Riese relatives.
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Margaret Stout
Wisconsin Rapids
J. J. Disch
Albany
Mary Riese
Monroe
Frank Riese
Barbara Rhyner
Ida Schenk
Rhyner
Sam Mohns
Jacob Becker
Juda
Jill Ann Babler
Marshfield
Willis Babler
John Hammerly
John C. Marty
Anna Gerber
Henry C. Elmer
Marjorie Ayen
Madison
Miss Aven
Cumberland
Jacob Legler
Robert N. Kingdon
Herman Kubly
Eugene
Ralph
Abraham Kubly
Messrs
Mmes
Albert Marty
Irene
John H. Baebler
Anna Kelling
Emma Marty
Max Wyss Jr
Brodhead
Herman Klassy
Steve Boyum
E. W. Marty
Tommy
Joseph Viney
L. A
Lancaster
Elmer Home
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Dean
Railroads Not Required to Build High Fences Say Court
U S Court of Appeals ruled railroads do not have to fence yards to keep children out. The decision denied a $100,000 claim filed for Daniel Holly, nine, of Minneapolis, who lost a leg March 4, 1948, while attempting to hop a train in the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad yards in Minneapolis.
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St. Louis
U. S. Court of Appeals
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Daniel Holly
Minneapolis
Former banker dies in Milwaukee office at 74
Fred N. Lochemes a 74 year old former postmaster of suburban St Francis and ex president of the Bank of St Francis was found dead in his office yesterday.
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Milwaukee
Fred N. Lochemes
St. Francis
Bank of St. Francis
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Dearth Motor Sales
WLAD
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Bell & Howell
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