Christoffel Sentenced and Fined on Perjury Charge
Former Milwaukee labor leader Christoffel received a two to six year term and a $100 fine after being resentenced under federal perjury law. Judge Letts denied motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment as Christoffel was jailed pending appeals.
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Oxi
Eearies Ducee F
Dickinson Letts
Christoffel
Rey
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Letts
U. S. Court of Appeals
Davie Scribner
New York
David Rein
Washington
Monticello Social News Highlights and Visits
Monticello residents list a flurry of visits and hospital reads as Fannie and Frieda Benkett with Mrs. Loveland and Florence call on William Love at Hazel Green Hospital. The Curtis column notes trips to Madison for university events, a Knights of Templar meeting, and weekend gatherings with the Voegeli and Mart families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Bertha Loveland
Florence
William Loveland
Hazel Green Hospital
John Pluss
Herman Pluss
Albany
Robert Holcomb Sr
Ira Holcomb
Indian Ford
Charles Schnitzler
Janet
Anna Schnitzler
Madison
Jake Voegeli
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Jean Ann
Voegelis
C._M. Stauffer
Janesville
Knights of Templar
Stauffer
Walter Haddinger
John Stauffer
C. W. Freitag
E. W. Marty
University of Wisconsin
Fred
Memorial Union
Marty
Gus Johnson
Tommy Marty
University
Clarence Freitag
Ellen Fay DeKalb
E. W. Mart
Fretag
Martys
Johnson
Emil G. Voegel
O. D. Curtis
Doris Wagner
Curt
Charles Leonard
New Glarus
Sun“Jr
Clarence Sauk
Thomas Saunders
Donald
Ed Saunders
Monroe
Saunders
John
Waelchn
J. F. Freitag
Barbara Freitag
Lena Babler
Werner Hefty
Marian
Badger Girls State
Riverside Park
Ed C. Hefty
Messrs
Mmes
Werner Brunner
Jefferson
Roy Hefty
Orangeville
Henry Hefty
Helen Meyer
W. E. Klassy
Worn Hefty
Mills
Milwaukee
J. W. Barlow
Menominees Move Toward Full Citizenship Policy
Washington reports the Menominee tribe agrees to seek full citizenship within three years under a House bill amended by Senator Watkins. Immediate payments of 1500 per member totaling 4.725 million are planned, with 5.57 million remaining to be turned over after emancipation. The tribe seeks continued federal supervision for forestry and saw mill operations for two additional years.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Senate
Uncle i Sam
Swatkins
Ward
Autumn Pig Crop To Show Decline
The Agriculture Department forecasts a fall pig crop of 33 million, down 5 percent from last year, with the spring crop at 50,726,000 head, down 10 percent from 1952. Pork production remains depressed into 1954, while beef output lifts total meat supplies near last year. Also, two-year-old Greg Watson was fatally injured by a taxi in Lacrosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Greg Watson
Dairy Herd Records Show Strong Milk Yields Across Cattle
The herd of John Infa and Frank Trumpy reports high production with cows like Maestro's Salley and Spring Valley Weiss yielding milk totals around 10,000 to 11,800 pounds per lactation. Butterfat tests range from about 3.8 to 4.82 percent, with several cows delivering over 400 pounds of butterfat. The herd improvement registry notes extensive daily milkings and multi-year lactations under managers Harold Wild and Walter Friestan.
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John Infa Erate
Taco
Spring Valley
Laura H
Milly ‘Inkwyl
Mardell Betwyl
Frank Trumpy
Clarno
Walter Friestans
Haberman
Brotiead
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Monticello
D. Curtis
ENITH
Tanith
Ontennives
Sinederos Eae
Na A
Cote Aone
Federal
Tex
Riverside Deluxe
Prise
Phos
Wards Riverside
Mechanics’ School
Donald O. Dwyer
Dewey A. Dwyer
16Th Avenue
Duane J. Lehr
John A. Lehr
Sheppard Air Force Base
Dwyer
Air Force
Lehr
Il the
al As
Omar
He Farm
Harold Wild
Becta
Salvation Army
AMI
Yan Ath
Zenith
Dlath
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