Carpenters Hurt in Fond du Lac County Crash
Mr and Mrs William Carpenter and their three children were seriously injured in a three car collision near Rosendale Sunday evening. The family was hospitalized in Fond du Lac with multiple injuries. Charles H Francis and Mr and Mrs Warden Francis of Monroe visited yesterday.
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William Carpenter
Rosendale
Fond du Lac
Charles H. Francis
Carpenter
Warden Francis
Monroe
Lucille Francis
William Jr
Friends
Carpenters
Appleton
Leo Francis
Francises
Airliner carrying 51 cuts off field lights in fog landing
A DC 4 with 51 aboard clipped three airport lights during a fog landing attempt at Willow Run Detroit. The aircraft continued to Cleveland and landed safely after a precautionary diversion. Pilot Bill Shaw then had landing gear checked by Cleveland control tower staff before a final landing. The plane was grounded for a thorough inspection.
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Leven — Ry
Worthwest Airlines
Detroit
Willow Run
Cleveland
Bill Shaw
Noing
Shaw
Hoover urges deeper clean of government cobwebs
Former President Herbert Hoover said the federal government needs more than an annual house cleaning. He warned that corners with dust cobwebs and red tape have not been cleaned out for at least 50 years, urging thorough reform.
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Hoover
New York
Herbert Hoover
Holstein Leaders Plan Junior Activities Now
Timm attended a Madison meeting of the Wisconsin Holstein association junior activity committee. The group organized plans for the junior fair county events and junior awards, selecting the boy for his first purebred project. Members include Allen Hetts, Ervin Eke, Raymond Hollister, Alton Block, a Dodge county dairy club agent, Louis Sasman, and V. V. Varney representing the FFA.
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Timm
Madison
Wisconsin Holstein Association
Allen Hetts
Ft. Atkinson
Ervin E¢ke
Markesan
Raymond Hollister
Edgerton
Alton Block
Juneau
Dodge
Nash to Expand Kenosha Plant for New Low Priced Cars
Nash Motors unveils a 5 million dollar expansion at Kenosha to add 205000 square feet and produce bodies for a new low priced car series. Until Kenosha is ready in October, body work continues at Milwaukee, with current Ambassador and Statesman models also in production.
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Detroit
Nash Motors
Kenosha
Nash
Milwaukee
Canned Cream Taxable Under Fairchild Ruling
Atty Fairchild ruled canned cream from Wisconsin is taxable as it is scientifically processed and not a fluid cream or true dairy product, despite exemptions for dairy products. The ruling narrows vehicle tax exemptions for canned cream and other processed dairy items.
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Fairchild
Wisconsin
Depot Gen Pa
Atty. Fairchild
Larcus
Sapien
Pecatonica Spur Club Elects Harold Larse President
Harold Larse named president of the Pecatonica Spur and Bridlesel club at its first organization meeting held at Gratiot Community Center. Norman Olson serves as secretary.
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Pecatonica Spur Club
Harold Larse
Wayne
Pecatonica Spur
Bridleselvice
Norman Olson
Gratiot
Tucker Sues SEC and Prosecutor Over Fraud Trial Fallout
A Chicago based case sees Tucker and seven associates suing the SEC, U S attorney Lawrence J. Miller, Robert J. Downing, Harry A. McDonald, and others for 1 million dollars. They claim the government failed to convict in a prolonged mail fraud and securities case tied to Tucker Corp. finances.
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Chicago
Preston
Fed
Tucker
Otto Kerner Jr
United States District Attorney
Lawrence J. Miller
Robert J. Downing
Kerner
Harry A. McDonald
securities “and _ exchange commission
SEC
Tucker Corp
Lav
Thomas B. Hart
William G.kelly
James E. Mutfisne
Luis Kutner
Sweden to stay neutral in Atlantic pact dispute
Foreign Minister Osten M. Unden declared in parliament that Sweden will remain traditionally neutral and refuse to join the Atlantic pact. He warned against a policy that would turn Sweden into a friction point between east and west.
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Tockholm
Osten M. Unden
Sweden
Unden
Fumes Close Detroit Bowling Alleys After Wide Poisoning
Police closed a northwest Detroit bowling alley after a poisonous fume incident. About 50 people were overcome and 33 were hospitalized, many young female bowlers from a confectionery league. The fumes traced to a damaged vent pipe in the basement.
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Detroit
Detroi
Kimberly-Clark Reports 1949 Earnings Rise
Kimberly-Clark Corp reports consolidated 1949 earnings of 8 733 254 including subsidiaries. After preferred dividends of 740 908, earnings per share equal 5 29. 1948 earnings were 8 270 753 or 5 02 a share.
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Aveenant
Amberly- Clark Corp
Cola G. Parker
Market Report Chicago hogs and cattle steady to higher
Today's Markets notes hogs near 7,000 head with butchers above 240 lb showing strength and sows around 450 lb, prices 14.25 to 16.40. Cattle and calves totals around 8,000 and 500 with steers and heifers steady, bulls steady, cows scarce, market activity fairly active and varied by weight ranges.
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Morestotn
Chicago
USDA
Beef balls and poultry prices steady with mixed receipts
Market notes show weight and heavy fat beef balls at 19.50 to 21.00 and medium to choice dealers 25.00 to 30.00. Chicago produce reports USDA live poultry receipts 12 loads with prices largely unchanged though heavy hens near 21 to 30 f.o.b. Butter holds at 58.25 for 90 score and 58.75 for 90 B. eggs irregular with 14 receipts and prices steady for some goods.
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Chicago
USDA
New York Stock Market Rises After Halting Start
Power shares led a broader gain as utilities and communications issues moved higher. U. S. Steel Chrysler Studebaker Zenith Radio Southern California Edison International Telephone Du Pont and General Electric posted gains of over two points in today’s session.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Studebaker
Zenith Radio
Southern California Edison
International Telephone
du Pont
General Electric
Jury Trial Set For Albany Man Hein Faces Fraud Forgery Allegations
Marvin Hein 36 Albany was ordered to stand trial by Municipal Judge Ralph F Gunn in Janesville on two fraud charges and one forgery charge dating from February 17 1949. The case has faced delays and a defense motion to drop due to insufficient evidence. If convicted he could face up to one year and 100 dollars in fines per fraud count and one to seven years on the forgery charge.
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Wpenany
Marvin Hein
Bany
Ralph F. Gunn
Janesville
Freud
Pec
Hein
Gunn
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