Jubilant Britain reports double victory in war as refugees arrive
Ten years ago Britain celebrated a double victory as German air raids faced stiff resistance and Italian warships dispersed. The first group of British refugee children entered the United States under the resettlement plan and reached New York Harbor. Mrs Sam Teuscher died at 88 and Robert Saucerman announced candidacy for assembly from Green County. Frederick Meythaler ran on the Republican ticket.
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Big Channel
United States
America
Europe
New York Harbor
Sam Teuscher
Robert Saucerman
Green County
Frederick A. Meythaler
Editorial Cars vs Pedestrians
The piece urges better pedestrian rights awareness in traffic, targeting horn tooters and drivers who claim priority. It argues pedestrians have defined rights at turning intersections and stresses mutual safety duties. It suggests temporarily converting reckless drivers to pedestrians to enforce lessons.
Realities Arrive and the Cold War Readiness Challenge
The piece discusses the selective service order as a show of resolve in the Asiatic front and the worldwide cold war. It notes ambivalence about compulsory induction and hopes voluntary enlistment and reserve recalls will suffice. It emphasizes facing grim tasks and national readiness.
False arrest suits filed by four Milwaukee youths
Four West Allis youths, former schoolmates of Patricia Birmingham, filed circuit court suits against five Milwaukee police officers for alleged wrongful detention during the 1949 murder probe. Guardians-at-law seek about 200000 in damages, claiming 22 hours of questioning without sufficient cause. Detective Captain Adolph Kraemer and four detectives named as defendants. Milton Babich remains imprisoned for life for the same murder.
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Milwaukee — (P
Milwaukee
West Allis
Patricia Birmingham
Adolph Kraemer
Milton Babich
Waxupun
Refugee Party Falters in Schleswig Holstein Vote
Complete returns show the refugee party polling about 25 percent in Schleswig Holstein, as Kiel East German refugees fail to win control of the state parliament in the British occupied zone. The result drew attention to West Germany's 1,006,000 refugees and their potential political influence.
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Kiel
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
West Germany
Fears for Mrs Kemp and family eased by message from China
Fifty years ago on July 10 1900 a Chinese danger report caused fear for Mrs Mary Kemp and her family of Janesville. A message to her parents Judge and Mrs Brooks Dinwiddie relieves the concern.
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Mary Kemp
China
Brooks Dinwiddie
Janesville
Olive W. C. Wolcott
East Washington Street
Lucius
Chicago
West Coast
Monticello
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Munitions Board Began Stockpiling Materials in 1947
James Marlow reports that after World War II Congress created a munitions board to stockpile scarce materials and coordinate war plant use. By 1947 the program showed partial success with about 40 percent of $3.8 billion spent and agreements with 5,000 of 30,000 plants. 150,000 machine tool items stored and plans to convert 270 surplus plants for wartime use. Hubert E. Howard heads the board, appointed by the President.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Gold Coast
Brazil
Chile
Cuba
Mexico
Belgian Congo
Bolivia
Netherlands East Indies
British Guiana
Army
Navy
Munitions Board
Hubert E. Howard
Wisconsin letter carriers elect new state officers
Jerome Keating of Milwaukee urged Congress to reverse postal cuts at the Wisconsin state association convention. Jerome Lurenta of Racine was elected president with Claude Carter Rhinelander as vice president and Arnold Marking LaCrosse as secretary.
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Racine
Jerome J. Keating
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wisconsin Association
Keating
Congress
Jerome Lurenta
Wisconsin
Claude Carter
Rhinelander
Arnold Marking
LaCrosse
Floyd DeVoe
Oshkosh
Howard Thorp
Stanley
al Sather
Green Bay
Ernest Williams
Manitowoc
Eugene Cawley
Madison
Harold Parr
Janesville
Rosemary Derouin
Eau Claire
Helene Lewis
Milwaukee
Katherine Ayen
Gladys Carter
Gladys Smits
Teen Dies in River Crash Near Saspian
Lawrence Saio 19 of Beechwood Michigan drowned when his car plummeted through a guard rail gap, left County Road 424, crossed a gully and plunged into the Iron River near Saspian yesterday.
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Saspian
Mich
Lawrence Saio
Beechwood
Iron River
Here
Brannan Attacks McCarthy Tactics At Wisconsin Dinner
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan assailed McCarthy’s campaign methods at a Jefferson Jackson dinner in Milwaukee. He accused the Wisconsin senator of distorting facts to sow fear and disunity and referred to him indirectly as a high priced author on housing. Brannan urged support for the Brannan farm plan and urged voters to back candidates in the state fall campaign. About 1,300 attendees paid 25 dollars a plate and 100 as sponsors.
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Milwaukee
Brannan
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Lustrow
Brannan Farm Plan
Battalion Guard School Held Here
Officers of the 2nd battalion of the 128th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin National Guard conducted a school of instruction here for the annual encampment. Lt. Col. Cloyd Pickett led the session with a list of attendees including Arthur Kessling and Elmer Meyer among others. Twenty-eight officers attended and some were accompanied by their wives. A luncheon was held at the Monroe Country club with instruction at the Lake Francis club house.
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128Th Infantry Regiment
Wisconsin National Guards
Cloyd Pickett
Monroe
Arthur Kessling
Madison
Wilbur E. Deininger
Phillips
P. J. Connors Jr
Bruce Rasmussen
Beaver Dam
Robert Schulz
Baraboo
Elmer Meyer
Reedsburg
White
Krey
Monroe Country Club
Lake Francis
Lakeside Heights
Msgr Dreis dies former Holy Name pastor in Sheboygan
Msgr Phil ipp Dreis 79 longtime pastor of Holy Name Catholic church Sheboygan since 1927 died yesterday at St Nicholas hospital after illness He was born in Milwaukee one of three priest brothers and previously led St Charles parish at Burlington Funeral services will be in Sheboygan with burial at Calvary Milwaukee.
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Sheboygan
Philipp Dreis
Holy Name Catholic Church
St. Nicholas Hospital
Milwaukee
Msgr
Dress
St. Charles
Burlington
Calvary Cemetery
Adolph Goldberger Visits Monroe in Retirement Return
Adolph Goldberger of Chicago, once a Monroe boy and son of the founder of Goldberger's orchestra, calls on old friends. A former printer's devil at the Monroe Sentinel, he moved to Chicago in 1899, built a thriving printing business, now nears retirement, and is the sole surviving family member. He plans to return later to renew boyhood memories.
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Adolph Goldberger
Monroe
Goldberger
Monroe Sentinel
Chicago
Service scheduled for Mrs. Schindler in Blanchardville
Mrs. Henry Schindler 62 died Saturday at St. Clare hospital after a monthlong illness. Born February 23 1888 in Barneveld she was the former Mary Doescher. Survived by husband four sons three daughters two brothers three sisters and 13 grandchildren. Service Wednesday at Saether funeral home and Blanchardville Lutheran church with Rev. Torgney Kleven officiating. Burial in Graceland cemetery.
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Blanchardville
Henry Schindler
St. Clare Hospital
Mary Doescher
Barneveld
William
Minnie Klusendorf Doescher
Nytardy
Hary Schindler
Harold
Janesville
Quinten
Battle Creek
Mich
Rockford
Kenneth
Lloyd Johnson
Robert McGaw
DeKalb
Ill
Minneapolis
Lewis Kelly
Saether Funeral Home
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Torgney Kleven
Graceland Cemetery
Silent star Helen Holmes dies at 58 in Burbank
Burbank mourns former silent serial actress Helen Holmes aged 58. She starred in The Hazards of Helen and died Saturday after a five year battle with a heart condition.
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Burbank
Helen Holmes
Miss Holmes
Helen
Pearl White
Pauline
Supersonic Free-Flight Tunnel Speeds Tested at Moffett Field
At Moffett Field California the Ames laboratory of NACA demonstrated a supersonic free-flight tunnel for tiny missile models. A six inch model tested at about 5300 mph provides data comparable to a much larger conventional wind tunnel. The device aims to reach speeds up to 11000 mph in future tests.
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Moffett Field
Calif
Ames Laboratory
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Ames
More Red China Troops Headed for Manchuria
The Sing Tao Jih Pao, in a Canton dispatch, reports 10,000 troops from Gen Lin Piao's Fourth Army left Canton by rail for the Manchuria Korea border. This raises total reported Red Chinese forces dispatched to Manchuria in two weeks to about 50,000.
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Hong Kong
Manchuria-Korea
Sing Tao Jih Pao
Canton
Lin Piao
Manchuria
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese Market Steady Amid Strong Demand
At a Madison research lab meeting attendees included Albert H. Stoldt and others. The Swiss cheese market remained steady with fair to good demand and firm prices despite ample supplies. State brand and grade C fetch slight premium, with Wisconsin grinders mainly 30 to 31 cents. Production at Raven Food plant in Enterprise Oregon cut for summer while cheddar output rises.
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Madison
F.o.b
Wisconsin
Raven Food Plant Enterprise
Ore
Fizzled Frankfurt Demonstration Draws Few Protesters
A planned FCJ protest in Frankfurt against American Korea policy collapsed as only 15 women 5 children and a dog showed up in front of the American headquarters.
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Frankfurt
Communist Youth
FCJ
Korea
Retired Railroader Found Dead in Barn
Glen Edward Slothower 66 was found dead by hanging in a barn on a Gratiot farm four miles south of town. Coroner rules death by own action, no inquest planned. Slothower retired last January after 40 plus years with Illinois Central. born January 3, 1884, in Gratiot. burial at Gratiot cemetery after 1:30 service conducted by Rev. A E Weittenhiller of Shullsburg First Methodist.
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Glen Edward Slothower
Mary
Here
Joseph Connolly
Slothower
Illinois Central Railroad
Matilda
Homer Curry
Darlington
Mr. Slothower
Gratiot
A. E. Weittenhiller
First Methodist
Shullsburg
So You Can Hear brochure offers free aid for deafened
A brochure titled So You Can Hear is offered free to deafened persons. The guide promises practical advice and encouragement to improve happiness, including sermons, music, companionship, and business success. To receive a copy, send name and address on a postcard to Bellone Dept. 8889 1450 W 19th St Chicago Ill. Adv.
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Bellone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
Ill
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5Th Ave
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Detroit
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