Nurse Confirms Death Before Injection in New Hampshire Trial
Head nurse testified that Mrs Abbie Borroto was dead or not breathing minutes before an alleged air injection. Dr Sander is on trial for murder by mercy injection while defense notes he acted under emotional strain. The case, in Hillsborough County Hospital, entered its tenth day with testimonies from Dr Dwinnell and others.
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Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borreto
Hermann N. Ever
Cecelia Smith
Hillsboro County
Albert Snay
Ralph E. Langdell
Dwinsell
Sander
Mrs Lee Rinehart Dies Area Native at 57
Mrs Lee Rinehart 57 of Black River Falls died in a local hospital after years of heart disease and a lengthy illness. Born Lily Binger in Cadiz township December 14 1882 she married Lee Rinehart July 8 1903 in Savanna Illinois. Survived by husband six daughters three sons two sisters and 13 grandchildren. Funeral at Shriner Neushwander with Rev Ralph J officiating at 5:30 p.m. Monday burial Bethel Cemetery southeast of Monroe.
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Lee Rinehart
Black River Falls
Lily Binger
Hiram and
Maret Parks Binger
Cadiz Township
Savanna, Ill
Lee’ Rinehart
Monroe Vicinity
Charles Draper
Pontiac
Mich
Harry Schroeder
Freeport
Lena Pope
Arizona
Adolph Liechti
Monroe
Claire Mulligan
Stanley Nor
Chicago
Elmer Trickel
Benton
Ynn
Frederick
Shriner- Neushwander
Ralph J
E Methodist Church
Bethel Cemetery
Albany Swine Institute Promotes Lean Hogs and Marketing
Albany rural institute hosted a swine program urging lean finishes and 200 pound market weights. J J Lacey of the University of Wisconsin urged educational campaigns to boost meat sales, noting 1949 hogs averaged 246 pounds and advocating finishing lighter to meet consumer demand. D H Williams outlined litter size livability and rate of gain as key production factors while J K Hall presented a 20 year farm price cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. J. Lacey
Animal Husbandry Department
University of Wisconsin
Albany Rural Institute
Albany Community Club
Lacey
South Wayne
Monroe High School
U.S
Green County
U. S
D. H. Williams
J. K. Hall
France Set For Red Flare Up
Paris reports say the first American arm shipments to France under the military aid program will arrive soon. Officials fear communist interference at ports but French morale is low amid recent reverses. Observers expect the arms to boost France's strength, with a hard crackdown planned if unions oppose unloading and movement of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Grover Paris
France
America
Family Escapes Injury in Upset on Icy Hill Near Juda
A car driven by Earl H. Gooder with three children aboard rolled over on an ice and snow covered hill south of Juda on a blacktop road at 11 a.m. None were believed injured. The vehicle struck a culvert at the hill foot, then flipped after losing control. Dorothy 16, a daughter aged 3, and Donald, plus two other passengers, were in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
George Grenzow
Juda
Earl H. Gooder
Monroe
Brodhead
Fireman Mistakes Doll for Girl in Tragic Rescue
In Oklahoma City a fireman pulled a life size crying doll from a blazing Will Rogers housing unit bedroom thinking it was a two year old girl. Carolyn Thompson, alone in her upstairs apartment, suffocated as rescuers failed to locate the child in time. Fireman Bob Coley recalled crawling through smoke and mistaking the doll for a real infant after multiple searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iklahoma City
Carolyn Thompson
Charles W. Thompson
Will Rogers Field Veterans Housing Unit
Bob Coley
Mrs Herbert Lee Dies After Stroke in Avon Township
Bertha Henrietta Lee 54 died after a stroke and fall at a neighbor’s home in Avon township. Born June 10 1895 in Spring Valley to Thor K and Mina Thorson, she taught school after graduating in 1916 from Rock County Normal. She married Herbert B Lee August 1929. he died 1948. Survived by three children Barbara Marian and Howard, mother Mrs Martha Lee, siblings Cora Bryant Merton and Clarence, infant son Richard Herbert predeceased her. Funeral Monday 2 pm at East Luther Valley church with Rev Marcus Lewis. burial church cemetery. Visitation at Everson funeral home Sunday.
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Brodhead
Bertha Henrietta Lee
Paul Foss
Avon Township
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Thor K
Mina Dosen Thorson
Rock County Normal
Janesville
Herbert B. Lee
Orfordville
L. M. Gimme
Plymouth Luther Valley
East Luther Valley Church
Marcus Lewis
Everson
Lewis Contends UMW Chief Says No U.S. Hardship From Coal Strike
John AL Lewis of the United Mine Workers tells New York Times interviewer Arthur Krock that public health and safety are not imperiled by the nationwide coal strike. He says there is enough coal on hand if fairly distributed to last through the dispute and urges bargaining with the union’s "real owners" to reach a quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
John AL. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Arthur Krock
Washington
Krock
the Times
UMW
Farmer Night Show Rehearsal Scheduled at Youth Center
Rehearsals for the Farmers Night program on March 22 begin Sunday at 1 30 p m in the Youth Center. Henry Koncert directs the minstrel group with G L Redman in charge of end men and Robert J Tracy Dr John Cara jine and Ralph Kundert handling personnel. Josef Benkert leads the minstrel orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Henry Koncert
G. L. Redman
Robert J. Tracy
John Carajine
Ralph Kundert
Josef Benkert
Shortages Halt More Industries in Pittsburgh and Nation
The navy aided coal short institutions across seven states including South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Florida Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama supplying 17000 tons to public institutions. Unemployment rises as 225000 allied workers join 372000 striking miners idling. Steel plants in Pittsburgh cut jobs from 10000 to 12000 while nonunion miners in Utah petition for guard action amid coal field unrest.
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Pittsburgh
Navy
Charleston
S. C
Naval District
South Carolin
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
Air Force
Presque Isle
Allied Industries
America
United States Steel Car
Irvin Works
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
National Guard
Beaverbrook presses demand Strachey dissociate from communism
The Evening Standard and Daily Express campaign to oust War Minister Johns Strachey argues he must prove he has disavowed communism. They note Attlee’s Downing Street statement that Strachey left the communist party in 1940 and question when he publicly stated it.
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Lord Beaver
Laborite Press
Johns Strachey
Evening Standard
No. 10 Downing Street
Attlee
Strachey
Communist Party
Labor
U. S
America
Third International
Ard
This
Daily Express
Beaverbrook
the Standard
Morning Express
The
Standard
Wisconsin Dairy Farmers Favor Production Payments
Wisconsin farmers favor production payments to support dairy prices, a survey by the Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer finds. Among hundreds polled, 47 percent support letting the price drop while producers cover the difference, 20 percent favor government buy and store, and 33 percent remain undecided.
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Tacine
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Agriculturist
Long Illness Fatal To Mrs. Durgin 69
Mrs. Delia Sickinger Durgin 69 died at 5 a m in St. Clare hospital after a five year illness from a heart condition. Born April 23 1880 in Monroe she remarried Arthur N. Durgin June 12 1900. Survived by six sons including Joseph in Alaska and George Arthur Hugh Norbert. three daughters including Mrs Adolph Ambrose and Mrs Clifford Brown. 22 grandchildren. Husband, James son, four brothers and five sisters preceded. Member of St Victor's church and auxiliaries. Rosary Monday night. funeral Tuesday at St Victor's burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Vena Uur, Oy
Vth Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Delia Sickinger
Monroe
Joseph A
Susan Lutz Sickinger
Monroe High School
Arthur N. Durgin
Thomas A. Dempsey
Glen Flora
Joseph
Ketchikan
Alaska
George
Arthur
Belot
Hugh C
Norbert
Fred
Edgerton
Adolph
Ambrose
Clifford Brown
E. Ellis
Kalamazoo
Mich
John
Louis
Bism
Sickinger
Veronica Sickinger
Nettie Musselman
Susan Kelly
Edith I
Edith
St. Victor's Church
Altar Society
American Legion
VFW
G.U.G.G
Fidelity Iodge
Shriner - Neushwander Funeral Home
Tueday
E C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Democratic Leaders Seek Rent Extension in Congress
Democratic senators led by Majority Leader Lucas and Assistant Leader Moery call for a one year extension of federal rent controls set to expire June 30. They plan to introduce legislation to fulfill President Truman's request to continue the current rent law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lucas
D-Ill
Moery
D-Pa
Truman
Cheese Factories Hit Hard by Coal Shortage in Community
Mayor Frank A. Buehler reports that serious consideration is given to the coal supply problem affecting the local cheese industry and to possible curtailment of nonessential activities. State coal board advises closing schools and nonessential industries if supplies are inadequate to prevent freezing damage. A meeting of local dealers is planned to assess cheese factory needs, with city council to discuss coal handling and utility bids at tonight’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Buehler
State Coal Emergency Board
Buehler
D. N. McDowell
State Departmen of Agriculture
Wesley L. Dodge
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Dodge
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
McDowell
Stoughton Woman Dies in Culvert Crash
Fran cis Willoughby, 26, of route one Stoughton, was killed and her husband, 30, critically injured when their car crashed into a culvert on state highway 51 near here while en route to Lake Kegonsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Gryp— Mars
Francis Willoughby
Route One
Lake Kegonsa
President Truman seeks power to seize coal mines in strike crisis
President Truman asked Congress for authority to seize the nation’s coal mines as the soft coal strike nears crippling levels. He proposed a three part plan including impartial boards on compensation and government pay, plus a commission of inquiry to study the industry’s economic and national security needs. The miners have been on strike since February 6, defying a federal court order to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
John L. Lewis
Conl
White House
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Justice Department
Richmond B. Keech
Ft Atkinson Schools Hire Delavan Educator James L Luther
James L Luther 50 of Delavan has been named superintendent of Ft Atkinson schools, succeeding E Gordon who resigned. Luther, a River Falls and Lawrence alumni with a master's from Wisconsin, was chosen from 34 candidates. He is married with two children and active in civic and education circles, with focus on school redistricting.
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James L. Luther
Delavan
Sune
Ft. Atkinson
E. Gordon
Wilam Knox
Fort Atkinson
Luther
River Falls
Lawrence
University
Fr. Atkinson Effec
Wisconsin
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William L. Phin
Albany Swine Institute
Herbert Lee
Treup
No. U.S
ANE
Progressive Mine
Progressive Mine Workers Union
St. Ellen
O'Fallon
Ill
Ohio
Youngstown-Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
Beaverbrook Papers
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