Methodist Pastors Named to Churches in West Wisconsin
Three area pastors were named to churches in the West Wisconsin conference closing sessions. Rev. James Paulson will lead Brooklyn after Rev. Wal ter Snow retires. Rev. W. H. Thompson takes Albany-Attican duties. Rev. Arthur M. Roberts will serve Lancaster replacing Rev. Nimz.
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Monroe
South Wayne
West Wisconsin
The
Methodist Church
James Paulson
Garrett Biblical Institute
Chicago
Norway
Walter Snow
Brooklyn
Snow
W. H. Thompson
Blue River
Orra Compton
Oklahoma
Nimz
Alfred Nimz
Lancaster
Arthur M. Roberts
Albany
Cuba City
H. F. Cunningham
World Service
Ralph K. Kofoed
Mconroe
Browntown
Southern District
D. M. Howery
Howard Tyrer
Mineral Point
Howery
Women’s Society of the
Southern Conference
Family of Five Found Dead at Nebraska Farm
A mother and three children were beaten to death in their beds at a farm home six miles southeast of Leigh Nebraska. The father Henry F Bahns 48 was found in an abandoned well. No weapon was found according to Colfax County Attorney Lloyd L Pospischil. Victims named Mrs. Henry F Bahns 48 Eldon 20 Ardith 14 and Helen 8. Henry F Bahns had no injuries.
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Schuyler
Leigh
Lloyd L. Pospischil
Colfax
Henry F. Bahns
Eldon
Ardith
Helen
Jane Cowl Hospitalized After Surgery for Ailing Abdominal Ailment
Santa Monica infor reports stage star Jane Cowl aged 65 is seriously ill and hospitalized. A physician says she underwent surgery to address a chronic abdominal ailment, efforts described as part of her recovery from a generation ago fame as Americas Juliet.
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Jane Cowl
Santa Monica
Calif
America
Juliet
Sheboygan Plans Census Recheck in Test Ward
One ward in Sheboygan will be recanvassed by census takers tomorrow to verify this year’s census. District census supervisor W. F. Klipstein said city officials requested the spot check after dissatisfaction with the May 31 preliminary report showing 42,342 residents. Officials cite birth, water meter and other records suggesting about 46,000, and a major difference could trigger a full recount. if not, the May 31 figure stands.
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Sheboygan
W. F. Klipstein
Klipstein
William Schuh Dies at 80 in Marshfield Hospital
William Schuh age 80 of Marshfield died at 6 26 am after a stroke on a visit to his former home. Born August 10 1869 in Freedom he lived in Marshfield 50 years and Milwaukee four years. Survived by two sons and five daughters, two sisters and numerous grandchildren. Funeral set for 9 am Wednesday at St Johns Catholic Church Marshfield.
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William Schuh
Milwaukee
George H. Schuh
Monroe
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield
Freedom
Mary Leick
Schuh
Wisconsin Central and Soo
Marshfield Telephone Exchange
Schuhs
George H
Ervin
Anna Belton
A. R. Berforth
Richard Gerber
H. J. Liberty
Martin Connaughty
Andrew Hoerl
George Schuh
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thompson Wins Backing of DOC Delegates for Governor
Carl W. Thompson of Stoughton, the Democratic candidate in 1952, declared as the DOC delegates backed him for the governor’s race. The convention, while constitutionally nonendorsing, showed strong support as Thompson recovers from pneumonia at home.
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Thompson
DOC
Arthur Bystrom
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Democratic Organizing Committee
Carl W. Thompson
Stoughton
Charles Greene
Milwaukee
Greene
Robert E. Tehan
American Federation of Labor Forces of Milwaukee
Thomas E. Fairchild
Sanderson
Man in Hospital After Cars Crash
William W. Emmert a 52 year old Janesville man is hospitalized at St. Clare after a sideswipe crash on highway 11 two miles south of Brodhead. George M. Barlass 18 Janesville was the other driver with Ed Nelson 19 Brodhead Gloria Paulson 19 Brodhead and Darlene Rowley 19 Magnalia. Emmert was thrown from the car and a Brodhead physician transported him to the hospital. The other injuries were minor and treated locally.
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William W. Emmert
Route 3
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Rock County
Highway 11
Brodhead
J. D. McNair
Emmert
George M. Barlass
Route 1
Ed Nelson
Gloria Paulson
Darlene Rowley
Magnolia
National Red Cross Officer to Visit Green County
Robert Smola from the national headquarters of the American Red Cross will meet Green County chapter officers and directors next Monday at 7 p m in the county court chambers. A nominating committee includes Mrs May Luchsinger Theodore J Burgy and Fred Feutz Jr. The meeting will precede Mr Smola's conference on coordination and will elect ten executive committee members.
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Robert Smola
General Marshall
The
American Red Cross
Green County
Alfred E. Leiser
Smola
May Luchsinger
Theodore J. Burgy
Fred Feutz Jr
Rent Law Conferees OK Six Month Extension
Senate and house conferees agreed on a compromise bill extending rent controls for six months. The proposal allows municipalities to keep federal controls in place through June 30, 1951, with automatic termination on December 31 if no action is taken.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Essin Heads Ticket for Wisconsin Governorship
The People’s Progressive Party of Wisconsin nominated Milwaukee attorney M. Michael Essin for governor. Lin ton Jahr of Neillsville was named for secretary of state and Mrs. Berta Kurki of Marengo for treasurer.
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Milwaukee
People’s Progressive Party of Wisconsin
M. Michael Essin
Linton Jahr
Neillsville
Berta Kurki
Marengo
Allies Set Mines On German Bridges
Western allies mine key roads and bridges in West Germany and Europe to slow a Soviet attack. A German magazine published photos of a Rhine Lorelei highway with drilled holes covered by concrete caps. Explosive charges could drop the route into the Rhine at a narrow point.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Europe
Lorelei
Rhine
NEA Elects Kaynor as President in National Editorial Association
J Clifford Kaynor, publisher of The Ellensburg Daily Record in Washington, was elected president of the National Editorial Association. Bernard Ester of Pioneer Times in Houston Maine was named vice president, and Joe T. Cook of the Mission Times in Texas was chosen as chairman of the board.
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Providence, R
County School Head Succumbs To Long Illness
Miss Florence Wartenweiler 57 Green County superintendent of schools died yesterday at her home after a long illness. She served two four year terms since 1945 and taught in Green County rural schools 20 years. Funeral service set for Wednesday at St John’s Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. The county vacancy will be filled by a state appointment after notice from the sheriff.
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Florence Wartenweiler
Green County
23Rd Avenue
Monroe
John
Katherine Bless Wartenweiler
Monroe High School
Green County Normal
Whitewater State Teachers College
Richland
Footville
New Glarus
St. John’s Church
Women’s Union
Shriner - Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Wartenweiler
Matt Solliran
State Department of Education
Four AEC Members Renamed by Truman
President Truman renominated the four current Atomic Energy Commission members Gordon Dean Thomas Murray Henry Dewolff Smyth and Sumner T Pike for new terms across three to four years. The fifth member position and a permanent chairman remain undecided.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Sumner T. Pike
Maine
Gordon Dean
California
Thomas Murray
New York
Henry Dewolff Smyth
New Jersey
Barkley Rejects Senate Probe of Amerasia Case
Vice President Barkley told the Senate it is not a grand jury and questioned any inquiry of public officials that could lead to impeachment. He referred a 21 senator resolution urging a separate probe of the Justice Department’s Amerasia handling to the judiciary committee. The matter concerns theft of war time documents found at Amerasia in New York and related prosecutions.
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Washington
Barkley
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Amerasia
Capehart
R-Ind
McGrath
New York
Amerasia Magazine
McCarthy
R-Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
Justice
Erickson Pleads Guilty in Coast to Coast Bookmaking Ring
Frank Erickson 54 pleads guilty to 60 counts conspiracy and bookmaking in New York. He admits operating a nationwide illegal betting operation and faces up to 60 years in prison and $30,000 in fines. Sentencing set for June 26. bail remains $10,000.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Erickson
Sol Gelb
Nathan D. Perlman
Frank S. Hogan
Justice Perlman
Park Avenue
Senate
Vogeler Release Is Reported This Week
Vienna reports indicate American businessman Robert A. Vogeler jailed in Hungary on espionage charges may be released to U S officials by Tuesday or Wednesday. Vogeler, 39, pleaded guilty to espionage and sabotage and received 15 years. His wife Lucille Vogeler welcomed the potential release amid Hopeful talks.
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Vienna
Robert A. Vogeler
Hungary
Vogeler
U. S
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lucille
Dean Acheson
London
Acheson
Edgar Sanders
Sanders
Valentin Gubitchev
United Nations
Judith Coplan
New York
Gubitchev
Wausau Industrialist Elected Treasurer Of State Historical Society
Ephraim David C. Everett, a Wausau industrialist, was elected treasurer of the state historical society at its annual meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. Herbert V. Kohler and William McKern as vice presidents, George Hampel Jr. and David Stevens as curators, with Perry C. Dill joining the board for one year. President George Banta Jr. remains in office for another year.
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Ephraim
David C. Everst
Wausau
State Historical Society
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler
William McKern
Milwaukee
George Hampel Jrr
David Stevens
Murville Hobbs
Platteville
Perry C. Dill
Madison
George Banta Jr
Menasha
Old Timers Concert Planned At Recreation Park
The Old Timers band concert remains set for tonight at 8 at Recreation Park unless rain arrives. A major league softball game Phillips versus Smith and Schuetzel is also on the schedule and will be moved to tomorrow night if rain comes.
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Recreation Park
Phillips
Smith
Schuetzel
Columnist Wins Surrender in Union Slaying Case
New York columnist Walter Winchell arranged a secret rendezvous for Benedetto Macri to surrender for the May 9 1949 stabbing of union organizer William Lurye. Macri, 37, pleaded innocent at Manhattan police after being booked for homicide. another suspect, John Giusto, 31, remains at large.
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New York
Benedetto Macri
William Lurvye
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Macri
Manhattan
John
Scarface) Giusto
Damon Runyan
Bus Schedule Changes Take Effect Wednesday
New timetable adjusts several runs starting Wednesday morning. An added eastbound morning trip to Janesville Milwaukee and Chicago departs at 10 55 a m while the earlier eastbound is 8 15 a m now instead of 8 45. Westbound to Dubuque Platteville shifts to 10 44 a m with the night westbound at 7 05 p m. Complete schedule lists eastbound 8 15 and 10 55 a m 4 00 and 6 10 p m westbound 10 55 a m northbound 8 15 10 55 a m and 6 10 p m southbound 9 10 a m 2 10 and 7 00 p m.
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Here
Janesville
Milwaukee
Chicago
Dubuque
Platteville
Three Guard Pilots Survive Air Crash
Three national guard pilots were treated for injuries after bailing out of planes in three separate crashes. Lt Robert Bigelow and Lt William Elsham, both with Minnesota guard units, were at Tomah veterans hospital. Lt Robert Bride was released from Madison General hospital after minor injuries from an engine failure five miles southwest of Prairie du Sac.
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Camp Williams
National Guard
Robert Bigelow
Ashland
William Elsham
Minneapolis
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Robert Bride
Madison
Madison General Hospital
Bigelow
Elsham
Minnesota Guard
Bride
Prairie du Sac
Group Withdraws Cigaret Relief Move By One Vote
Washington The house Ways and Means Committee defeated by a 13 to 12 vote a proposal to cut the federal tax on economy brand cigarets as part of a new tax bill. The panel cleared the way for a later vote on boosting corporate taxes by about 500 million dollars annually to offset wartime excise cuts.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wings
Marvel
Avalon
Truman
President to Seek 300 Million for Hydrogen Bomb Project
Congressional sources say President Truman will ask Congress for 300 million dollars to accelerate hydrogen bomb development. Funds would finance construction at Atomic Energy Commission sites Oak Ridge Tennessee Los Alamos New Mexico and Hanford Washington. The request follows Truman's January order to proceed with the program amid broad cost estimates.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Capitol Hill
Plan Dairy Union Organizing Meet In Superior
Dairy farmers of the Superior-Duluth milk shed will meet Wednesday to organize a union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Dairy Union Superior
Superior-Duluth
American Federation of Labor
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Mrs. Cunningham
Africa
H. Clifford Northcott
Arkansaw
Wis
Melrose-Cataract- Shamrock
Garrett Institute
Northcotts
Liberia
Rhodesia
Nebraska
AFL
Fairchild
William E. Sanderson
Black River Falls
Lavern Disney
Green Bay
Packer
Daniel W. Hoan
Byu. S
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Ides
Sen. Humphrey
National Red Cross
ESSIN
NEA
Kaynor
House Committee
Mormal
Clackamas, Ore
William of
AEC
Bolls
Gambler
GOP
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