Steel seizure dispute tests courts and federal power
The text critiques President Truman and the CIO over the steel seizure, arguing a federal judge defied the White House and questioning whether the Supreme Court will uphold the ruling. It discusses Taft Hartley Act implications, the wage board, and the impact on U.S. industrial production amid a broader cold war context. CIO leader Philip Murray faces potential backlash as workers walk off.
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Pine
Supreme Court
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO Union
White House
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Bad Neighbors and the Trash Dumpers
The district attorney calls for harsher penalties to curb littering on roads and fields. The writer argues stubborn vandalism is widespread and urges full enforcement, including jail terms, as the most effective deterrent to stop nuisance behavior.
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Oll
Green County
USS Peterson Returns to Active Service in Naval Recommissioning
The destroyer escort USS Peterson, named for Oscar V. Peterson USN of Prentice and a Medal of Honor recipient, will be recommissioned at the Boston Naval shipyard for antisubmarine duty. Peterson served as an escort in World War I and honors Chief Watertender Peterson who died aboard USS Neosha after its sinking in the Coral Sea battle on May 7, 1943.
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Peterson
Boston
Oscar V. Peterson
USN
Prentice
Boston Naval Shipyard
United Kingdom
Neesha
Coral Sea
May Day prom vows set at Union Church in Monroe
Miss June Riese and Glen Hoff preside as queen and king of the 1938 junior prom with vows exchanged in a ceremony at Union Church on Sunday May 3. Red Cross home nursing enrolls 61 Monroe women taught by Mrs J T Etter Jr. Monroe native John Henry Thorp becomes supervisor of industrial arts in Connecticut. Victor Carson is elected president of Monroe Bowling Association with William Wartenweiler as secretary. William S Vanderbilt dies at 82 in Juda.
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June Riese
Glen Hoff
Union Church
Red Cross
Monroe
J. T. Etter Jr
John Henry Thorp
Connecticut
Victor Carson
William Wartenweiler
Monroe Bowling Association
William S. Vanderbilt
Policy on Parole Keynotes Prison Rehabilitation Plan
In Wisconsin State Prison the parole system is central to rehabilitation, guiding good time and post-release supervision. The piece contrasts inside life, with guards in towers and inmates pursuing education and work, against the stigma of parole failures and public criticism.
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Dion Henderson
Waupun
Wis
Wisconsin State Prison
John C. Burke
Burke
Wisconsin
Ivins to resign as bishop December first
Milwaukee Bishop Bea min F. Ivins, 67, announced he will resign as head of the Milwaukee Episcopal diocese. He told the executive council he would submit his resignation effective December 31 to the House of Bishops in September at Boston. He served 26 years and will be succeeded by Rt. Rev. Donald H. Halleck, elected co adjutor bishop last October. The announcement surprised colleagues who hoped he would stay longer despite retirement plans. Ivins was hospitalized last December for a minor heart ailment and had said he would retire late in 1952 for health reasons.
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Milwaukee
Beamin F. P. Ivins
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Ivins
House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church
Boston
Donald H. V. Halleck
Thomas A. Madden
Madden
Quirk Announces Run for Congress in Fourth District
Robert L. Quirk of Wauwatosa, age 41, declared as a Republican candidate for Congress in Wisconsin's Fourth District. The seat is currently held by Democrat Clement J. Zablocki.
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Congress
Milwaukee
Robert L. Quirk
Watosa
Clement J. Zablocki
Druggist Schleder Dies at Lena Alabama
LENA AL Special Arthur Theodore Schleder 73 died at 4 15 pm yesterday in a Freeport hospital where he had been a patient two days. A registered pharmacist 50 years he was born in Lena March 26 1879 the son of John and Bertha Metz Schleder. He and Inez Lantzer married Oct 19 1911. From 1926 until Sept 1945 he operated the Lena Drug store, formerly the Schleder Drug store. He then retired. Rev C C Warfel will conduct services at 2 pm tomorrow at Amity church with burial in Lena burial park. Friends may call at the church tonight 7 to 9. Arrangements by Leamen funeral home.
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Lena
Arthur ‘Theodore Schleder
Freeport
Mr. Schleder
John
Bertha Metz Schleder
Inez Lantzer
Ter
Lena Drug Store
Schleder Drug Store
Vius
Ella Waite
San Diego
C. C. Warfel
Monroe Grace Church
Lena Amity Church
Amity Church
Lena Burial Park
Leamen Funeral
Ome
Brown County Teens Quizzed in Two Robberies
Brown County officials questioned two youths over a $500 burglary and a $125 armed robbery Monday night in De Pere. Wesley Summers, 18, was arrested by Undersheriff Reuben Laseer at a friend’s home in Hobart after surrendering following being named by LeRoy Hill, 21. Bloodhounds traced Hill from a wrecked car to his mother’s house, two miles away, where he was arrested.
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Mneen Bay U
Brown County
de Pere
Wesley Summers
Reuben Laseer
Hobart
Summers
LeRoy Hill
Hill
Appleton Engineer Robert Connelly Dies at 60
Robert M. Connelly a prominent Appleton consulting engineer and civic leader died yesterday after a heart attack. A city engineer from 1924 to 1926 and Outagamie County surveyor from 1933 to 1946 he also led Lions Club district roles and chaired the Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers. Survived by his widow one son and two daughters. Funeral services will be Saturday.
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Robert Connelly
Appleton
Robert M. Connelly
Connelly
Outagamie
The
Lions Club
Knights of Columbus
Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers
New Glarus Hires Two Teachers for Fall
New Glarus contracts 10 teachers accepted by the board Tuesday night. Miss Donna Ralph of Fort Atkinson and Mrs Deloris M Gray of Platteville will teach kindergarten and grades three and four. both to graduate from Platteville state teachers college in June. Mrs Gray to replace Raphael Sporer and the pair plan to move to New Glarus this summer.
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Glarus
Donna Ralph
Fort Atkinson
Deloris M. Gray
Plaiateville
Board of Education
Ralph
Platteville State Teachers College
Helen McCaughey
Gray
Raphael Sporer
Platteville
New Glarus
Edwin ‘Klassy
Ray W. Meythaler
James Stevens
Clarence Mayer
N. L
Uenschloss
Rosemarie Slassy
Charmain Haight
John Goodman
LaVon Marty
Marion Kincannon
Public Park Improvements Discussed by New Glarus Board
New Glarus plans to discuss park upgrades at the village board meeting Tuesday night including a band shell and other civic proposals presented by local groups. Rio youth drowns in Rock River near Watertown as Leroy Kolwey, 16, from Rio, attempting to swim across the river, dies.
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New Glarus
Rio
Watertown
Wis
Leroy Kolwey
Rock River
Here
Northwest Irn College
Kolwey
Women of GOP Club Gather in Madison Sessions
Wisconsin federation of women’s Republican clubs leaders from Green County—Mrs Burton H Lynch Mrs George Mauerman Mrs William F Thurber Mrs E N Churchill Mrs W J Bauman Miss Anna Blum Monroe and Mrs Cecil McCreedy Albany—will attend sessions at Madison tomorrow and Saturday. Luncheon tomorrow at Lorraine hotel includes Governor Kohler greeting and National Committeewoman Yvonne Town. An afternoon Tel A Woman demonstration and an evening talk by Gen Bonner Fellers precede Saturday committee sessions on planning finance membership and campaign.
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Green County
Wisconsin Federations of Women's Republican Clubs
Madison
Mmes
Burton H. Lynch
George Mauerman
William F. Thurber
E. N. Churchill
W. J. Bauman
Anna Blum
Monroe
Cecil McCreedy
Albany
Lorraine Hotel
Kohler
National
Yvonne Town
Madison Republican Women
Bonner Fellers
GOP National Research Department
Lorraine
Kohler Workers Vote No Confidence in Union
Kohler Wisconsin with 3,566 production and maintenance staff saw a decisive advisory referendum yield a no confidence vote in the Kohler Workers Association. A union spokesman, unnamed, indicated the KWA general committee would act at an afternoon meeting to dissolve the 16 year old local affiliate.
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Kohler
Wis
Workers’ Association
Kohler Co
KWA
Workers vote to join United Auto Workers CIO
2248 ballots cast in favor of affiliation with the United Auto Workers CIO. STATE SESSION SET LA CROSSE The state AM JET convention will be held there June 12 15 Louis George president of the La Crosse post announced today.
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United Auto Workers Cio
LA Crosse
Louis George
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