Deportations Ruled Over Turned Back by Judge Goldsborough
Ruling May 5 by Judge Goldsborough blocks further action in the Eisler Peters case and preserves an injunction in Eisler-Potash Williamson Smith Doyle. Immigration officials plan a Monday hearing in New York for J Peters, an alien charged with communist ties, while Peters faces a House committee subpoena. The case follows earlier setbacks including the Bridges decision in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Eisler
Irving John Williamson
Ferdinand C. Smith
Charles A. Doyle
Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Holtzhoff
New York
J. Peters
Peters
Eisler
U. S
Immigration Service
Communist Party
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Harry Bridges
Supreme Court
Bridges
Family Faces Child's Imminent Death As Fund Surges
The Burns family learns their 20 month old Larry has terminal cancer spreading from an arm to the chest. Medical bills rise while Burns lays home sick. spontaneous fund for the family climbs to 4300 dollars. The Fountain Pen Co keeps Burns's salary. children hold lemonade stands to aid. Mrs. Burns returns home with a newborn daughter. they also have son James Jr., age four.
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Larry
Burns
Bos
Fountain Pen
Mrs Fluder To Stay Overseas for Winter
Mrs Fluder plans to remain in Switzerland for the winter while visiting relatives in Lancaster and Monroe. She traveled with Mr and Mrs Jacob Schurm and is staying with her sister Mrs Nicholas Heeren at 17th Avenue address in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fluder
Switzerland
Edward Preuti
17Th Avenue
Flora Fluder
Monroe
Fluder
Ameri
Nicholas Heeren
Jacob Schurm
Lancaster
Social News from Monticello and Nearby towns
Mrs. C D Curtis reports Sunday gatherings with Mr and Mrs Henry E Babler and Miss Bernice Babler visiting the Babler home. J S Helgeson and Rolland Moore of Janesville with Ray Briggs and son Raymond from Milton Junction. Visits extend to Dayton Monroe Poplar Grove Madison Blanchardville and Jackson with multiple relatives and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Babler
Bernice Babler
Willis Babler
Pleasant
J. S. Helegson
Rolland Moore
Janesville
Ray Briggs
Raymond
Milton Junction
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
Dayton
Utif
Joseph Viney
Jackson
Tora
Ira Holcomb
Edwin Wilde
Monroe
Henry B. Bach
Marty
Conrad Stauffacher
William Roethlisberger
Sunday Guests At Donna's Home Attend Event
Five Sunday guests joined Donna at her residence for a casual gathering. The gathering reflected a private social visit with informal conversations and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aux Donna
Ert
Wisconsin Fair Surpasses 1.5 Million Visitors at Centennial Exposition
Milwaukee centennial exposition reaches profitability with 1,500,000th guest, Jack R. Wright of Chicago named bell-ringer on the honor list. Manager Ralph Ammon says heat waves or rain won’t affect the final five days at State Fair Park. Wright delivered merchandise and decided to drop in for the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ralph Ammon
State Fair Park
Jack R. Wright
Chicago
Huge Airplane to Be Christened in Chicago
The navy will christen and commission the Caroline Mars, a 165000 pound four engine flying boat, after a 4246 mile non stop flight from Honolulu. It is due to land at Burnham Harbor, Lake Michigan near Grant Park, at noon Sunday following a 23 hour flight from the island capital. Mrs. Fred W. Lester of Downers Grove will christen the craft, daughter of a Medal of Honor recipient who was killed on Okinawa in 1945 during a rescue attempt.
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Navy
Honolulu
Burnham Harbor
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Grant Park
Capital
Fred W. Lester
Downers Grove
Fred F
Okinawa
New Glarus Visits and Madison Weekend Guests
Mrs Millard Tschudy and family hosted and hosted guests from Madison and Monroe over the weekend. Several locals entertained relatives and friends from Shawano Milwaukee and Chicago with weekend visits and attendance at a Milwaukee centennial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Leonard Bigler
George Hartman
Shawano
Harold Schindler
Madison
Margie Luchsinger
Mary Luchsinger
Herbert Disch
Clara Disch
Dolores Glaeden
Odin Glaeden
Millard Tscht
Kim
Gerald Disch
Judy
Mitch
Monroe
Arthur Zweifel
Steven
N. K. Zweifel
Walter Mills
Margaret
Chicago
Fred J. Marty
Fred P. Streiff
Peter H. Streiff
Audrey
Milwaukee
Glen Dahler
Andrea
Unclear Readable Fragments From Chicago Sunday Tale
Sun attended a baseball game at 1 day with references to Mr and Mrs Walter Wenger and Mr and Mrs Dick George noted in a Chicago Sunday segment. The fragmentary text lacks clear event, date, or context to specify the exact story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Wenger
Dick George
Local Notices Highlight Names in Community Directory
Readable fragments list individuals including Fion Ana Mune Mrs Maime Schnitzler Mrs Kate Neff and Mary Kubly with daughter in the community directory. No further context or actions are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fion Ana Mune
Maime Schnitzler
Kate Neff
Dirs
Mary Kubly
Daug
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Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Henry Sandley
Wiota
Marvin Sandley
Browntown
Wis
James Fields
15Th Street
L. Buchschacher
Royal Bueaman
Lince
Bleech
South Haven
Michigan
Galton
Paraseal
Baker's Moist
Hoffman
Metal Specialties
Adams Avenue
Freeport, Ill
Gurmalea
Charna Lea
Ters, Kosh John
Wards
Brown
M-W
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