William Rust Joins Editorial Staff At The Evening Times
William C. Rust, news editor of the Delavan Enterprise, joins The Evening Times editorial department and will assist in directing the news staff. The graduate of journalism covers general assignments as the Rust family adjusts with Patricia and Larry remaining with Mrs. Rust until school ends.
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William C. Rust
Delavan Enterprise
Evening Times
Rust
Bb.c
University of of Journalism
Rusts
Patricia
Larry
Mabe
Robbers Kidnap Couple at Crystal Lake Moose Lodge
Crystal Lake police report three robbers abducted Martin Schartmen and a female companion. Schartmen, a 34 year old lodge steward, forced to open the lodge safe containing between $500 and $1,000. He was driving Miss Mary Corbett home when seized.
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Crystal Lake, Tl
Martin Schartmen
Crystal Lake Moose Lodge
Rehe
Schartmen
Mary Corbett
Ruling Suggests Army Court Pleas in Habeas Case
A writ of habeas corpus challenges custody tied to wartime actions involving whisky sales to a Japanese national. The case notes Bush, a bombardier-navigator in the 20th force, and cites army employment in Tokyo during World War II. The court also denied a hearing to an employer claiming union violence under the national labor act.
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Bush
Tokyo
Two Blazes Leave Wisconsin Mills Damaged
Two early morning fires in Wisconsin caused about 250000 dollars in damage. In Madison the Nelson Peiss Mfg Co plant 90 by 300 feet was leveled and losses estimated 150000 to 175000. In Lake Geneva a fire in a business block damaged a lumber firm and two trucks with total destruction pegged at 90000. Firemen from nearby towns fought the flames lasting hours. The cause was defective wiring in one building.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Madison
Dane County
Nelson-Peiss Mfg. Co
Russell Nelson
Lake Geneva
Claude Foster
Lyons
Elkhorn
First DP Family Arrives at Timm Farm Clarno
The Nekraszewycz family and three children arrive at the H J Timm farm Clarno township as the first displaced people to reach Green county. They stay with the Timms temporarily and plan to move into the tenant house soon. George Skowronski is at Edward Oliver's farm in Albany as the first DP arrival in the area.
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Dp’s
Timm Farm
Clarno
Green County
H. J. Timm
Ivan Nekraszewycz
Milwaukee Depot
Timm
Timms
George Skowronski
Edward Oliver
Albany
Benjamin Meichtry Dies After Illness at 66
Benjamin Meichtry 66 of 1211 13th street died yesterday noon at St. Clare hospital. Heart disease listed as cause. Born in Feschel Switzerland Aug 23 1882 he lived in Green and Monroe before working at Fairbanks and Morse Beloit. Survived by wife five daughters a son two brothers and a sister. Rosary tonight at 8:30 Stuessey funeral home services Wednesday at 9 in the funeral home and at 9:30 in St. Victor's church. Burial Calvary cemetery.
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Benjamin Meichtry
13Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Feschel
Canton
Wallace
Switzerland
Moritz
Maria Zurber Meichtry
Walburga Michlig
America
Green County
Monroe
Fairbanks and
Morse
Beloit
The
Moose Lodge
John Ruef
Julius Heyn
Juda
Josef J. Benkett
Delbert Blum
Theresa Meichtry
Theodore
Freeport
Franz
Zurich
California
Josephine Meichtry
Winslow Candidates Named for New Board
Winslow special report lists 14 candidates for a seven member Winslow Lena school district board next Saturday. From Winslow are Joseph Cardascio Wilson Ferguson Sybil Karlen Bruce Babler and Ira Wire. Lena vicinity contenders include Louis Robinson Harold Kuhlmeyer Jasper Berkenke Emmerson Lobbell Allen Davis Joseph Staub Dean Claire Francis Holmes and Malvin Hayes.
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Winslow
Winslow-Lena
Joseph Cardascio
Wilson Ferguson
Sybil Karlen
Bruce Babler
Ira Wire
Lena
Louis Robinson
Harold Kuhlmeyer
Jasper Berkenke
Emmerson Lobbell
Allen Davis
Joseph Staub
Dean Claire
Francis Holmes
Malvin Hayes
Slater Resigns as Head of Tax Appeals Group
Madison chairman Harry Slater resigns from the state board of tax appeals to join Milwaukee as assistant city attorney. Slater, 44, has led the board since 1943 and will duty start Thursday focusing on utility cases. his term would have expired in 1953.
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Madison
Harry Slater
State Board of Tax Appeals
Rennebohm
Slater
Milwaukee
Truman Calls for Early Action For Government Revision Bill
Chinese Red Army drives on Shanghai with a two pronged offensive along a 230 mile front from Hangchow to Lake Poyang. Red forces threaten within 35 miles of Shanghai while Kaiting lies seven miles north on the Shanghai Nanking highway. Nationalist garrison orders 950 trucks and 300 jeeps for military use, drawing foreign firm interference. US Navy reports evacuations from Tsingtao and no remaining American shore stations.
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Shanghai
Kaiting
Hangchow
Lake Poyang
Yangtze
Shanghai-Nanking
Nicholas Tierney Albany Native Dies at 72
Funeral services for Nicholas Tierney 72 lifelong farmer were held at St Patrick s Catholic church with burial in Calvary Cemetery Crooke Settlement. Born here he married Marie Fitzgerald in 1904 who died in 1946. Survivors include three sons one daughter two sisters and two grandchildren. A brother preceded him in death.
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Albany
Nicholas Tierney
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Andrew’ Breines
Calvary Cemetery
Crooke Settlement
Evansville
Tierney
Marie Fitzgerald
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Name Society
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Gerald
Raymond
Ivan
James Quinn
Delavan
Patrick Meeley
Janesville
George McGuire
Footville
Edward
Madison Banker Gill Surrenders to FBI in Bank Irregularities Case
John K. Gill formerly assistant cashier of the Bank of Madison faces a $25,000 bond after surrendering to federal agents. The 10 year bank employee, father of four, had been missing seven weeks. He told agents he fled to “think things over” before returning. A federal warrant was issued March 24. Last week his wife filed for divorce citing habitual drunkenness.
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Madison
John K. Gill
U. S
Gill
Bank of Madison
J. J. McManamy
Dane County
FBI
Federal
Richard Hosteng
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
FDIC
U. S. District Court
Norman T. Gill
Pilot Nurse Rescued After Six Days Missing
Vancouver pilot Bill Grant and nurse Sheila Cure survived six days stranded on Mount Hozomeen after their Canuck aircraft crashed in a snowstorm. They endured freezing cold and minimal food, using matches and an old newspaper to start fires. Rescuers located them Friday, then a helicopter delivered radio, rations, and guidance to safety.
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Vancouver
AP - Canadian
Bill Grant
Sheila Cure
Mount Hozomeen
Grant
Cranbrook
B. C
Coquihalla Pass
Miss Cure
RCAF
Frost Forecast North Tonight With No Rain Hint
North areas are expected to frost again tonight with no rain forecast. Monroe recorded a weekend high of 73 after a 47 low, while last week’s high reached 91, 44 degrees above last year’s 47. Cherry bloom in Door county was delayed. blossoms may surge around the 14th with best apple bloom following a week later. Oklahoma Texas panhandle saw heavy hail amid strong weekend winds.
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Green County
Monroe
Door County
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
Viney Named Guard Lieutenant in Wisconsin Army
Joseph D. Viney of Fitzgibbons Elmer and Viney law firm accepts a commission as first lieutenant in the Wisconsin National Guard and is assigned to Co. K. A Freeport High School graduate, he attended the University of Wisconsin, enlisted Jan. 13, 1941, rose to master sergeant, and attended officers' candidate school in Australia. He served in New Guinea, the Netherlands East Indies, and the Papuan campaigns, earning the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with three bronze stars and the combat infantryman badge. His wife, Lorna Louise Pease of Monticello, works at the First National Bank in Monroe where the couple has resided since 1948.
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Joseph D. Viney
Fitzgibbons, Elmer and Viney
Wisconsin National Guard
Co. K
Viney
Freeport High School
University of Wisconsin
135Th Medical Regiment
Australia
41St Infantry Division
New Guinea
Netherlands
East Indies
Lorna Louise Pease
Monticello
Monroe
First National Bank
Benton’s Mrs McNeal Drives Wisconsin Lead District
Mrs Hubbard McNeal is the only woman miner in the Wisconsin lead and zinc district. She has mined 15 years and operates the Galena Level with her husband for eight years. She handles steel, operates a jack hammer and windlass, and at 58 still works hard in the mines.
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Benton
Hubbard McNeal
Wisconsin
Galena
Ford Firm Rejects Mediation Offers in Coast to Coast Strike
Ford Motor Co rejected mediation proposals as a five day walkout by about 65,000 workers spread nationwide. The union pressed for outside mediation while Ford insisted on an expert arbitrator chosen by both sides. Mass demonstrations by UAW members occurred in Detroit and Dearborn with Mayor Hubbard offering a mediation option. plant shutdowns were announced for several sites and the Rouge complex faced major disruption in Dearborn as 3,000 daily meals funded by local soup kitchens underscored hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Rouge
Detroit
Uaw-Cio
Ford Motor Co
CIO
Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Ruether
Orville Hubbard
Dearborn
Hubbard
George Edwards
Thomas Thompson
Hudson Motor Car Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
Briggs Mfg. Co
President seeks authority to reorganize executive branches
President Truman urged Congress to act quickly on a bill granting him power to reorganize the executive branches. The bill requires a 60 day waiting period before any submitted plan becomes effective if not disapproved by either house. The House has passed the measure and the Senate action remains.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
Lucas
White House
Kiwanis Cabin Site Groundbreaking Near Monroe
Ground was broken at Luchsinger's grove northwest of Monroe for a Kiwanis club overnight cabin serving local boys and girls. Committee members include Herman Fritz F L Huffman Wesley Dodge and W C Bender. ground was leased by Mrs May L Luchsinger for express purpose.
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Luchsinger
Durocher Accuser Held on Theft Charge in New York
Fred Boysen was arrested in a Manhattan courtroom on a handbag theft charge after withdrawing a summons accusing Manager Leo Durocher of simple assault. Miss Mary Ryan, a registered nurse, identified Boysen as one of two men who assaulted her and stole her purse on March 27 near 124th Street and Morningside Avenue. Boysen denied the theft charge and was held for hearing.
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New York
Fred Boysen
Manhattan
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Mary Ryan
Boysen
Brooklyn
Durocher
Dodger
Miss Ryan
124Th Street
Morningside Avenue
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China
Madison Banker
J.D. Viney
Minneapolis - St. Paul
St. Louis
Metuchen
N. J
Los Angeles
Iron Mountain
Mich
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