Charge DuPont With Monopoly on Cellophane
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in federal court charging E I DuPont de Nemours Inc of Wilmington Del with unlawful monopoly of the cellophane industry in the United States. It named six foreign co conspirators and said DuPont produced about two thirds of U S cellophane sales in 1946. The suit seeks court orders to open the field to new entrants and require reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
E. I. Dupont de Nemours, Inc
Wilmington
Bel
United States
Tom Clark
Dupont
Execsa
Clark
World Cartel Fire Justice Department
Joan F. Sennett
Department
U.S
Sonnett
la Cellophane Societe Anonyme
France
British Cellophane Ltd
England
Canadian Industries, Ltd
Canada
Kaile & Co. A. G
Germany
Societe de la Yviscase Francaise
Viscose Peveclopment. Ltd
Two Fires and Bomb Tossing In Zion Fracas
In Jerusalem at Damascus gate a bomb from a speeding taxi struck an Arab district as fires broke out in two major stores on the Jewish sabbath. Official counts cited one dead and one wounded, while unofficial reports warned of greater casualties and a crowd gathered near the gate. British troops hunted seven Arab BOAC workers kidnapped yesterday amid dispersed clashes and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Damascus
Loree
Zilberstein
Palestine
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Traffic blocker shot in Bronx street dispute
Jesse McNeill a 38 year old truck driver was seriously wounded last night when a motorist shot him after McNeill parked his truck blocking a Bronx street. The assailant fled after turning his car around.
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New York
Jesse McNeill
McNeull
Bronx Street
Virginia Hill Overdoses Again in Phoenix Hospital Room
Guards surround a Phoenix hospital room where Virginia Hill, girlfriend of gangster Bugsy Siegel, recovers from a sleep aid overdose. She is registered as Mrs Norma Hall of Chicago. Police note threats of underworld interference and possible lawsuits over entry.
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Virginia Hill
Phoenix
Ariz
Iste
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Norma Hall
Chicago
Earl O'Clair
O’v Clair
Miss Hill
Bis
France Arrests Nine Reds In Expulsion Drive
Paris reports nine Soviet repatriation commission members arrested and expelled from France as part of a crackdown that has driven total expulsions to 44 in one month. Soviet protest swiftly followed, with diplomatic notes from Ambassador Starikov and the Soviet chargé d affaires Abramov.
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Paris
France
Russia
Interior Ministry
Marseille
Sovie
Alexander Abramov
Chargs Q d
Jean Chauvel
Andra Marie
Georges Bidault
Karp Starskov
Orient Express
Ambasador
Starikov
Alexander Gogomolov
Ossipovitch Sarokine
Starnov
Sarokine
Germany
Atacikov
Repatriation Commission
Romachka
Nicobrouchke
Jetov
Romachko
Union Favors Old Rec Setup in Waukesha
Local Union 3740 United Steelworkers of America CSO urged retention of the recreation board. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Optimist club conveyed support for maintaining the current recreation system. An abolition proposal was read, aiming to transfer duties to the school board. The council discussed the issue with the recreation board. officials argue efficiency and cost trimming. Park flooding planned for skating at Buchner park. youths told to wait for ice readiness.
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Waukesha
Commion Council
Buchner Park
Guy Wertz
Sparta
Big Four Pause to Resolve East West Aid Clash
U P report says lawmakers seek a late night compromise on the emergency foreign aid bill with China at the center of dispute. The House backs 590 million while the Senate favors 597 million, including stop gap aid for France Italy and Austria. Capitol action resumes Monday as parties maneuver over China and broader aid funding.
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Washington
U.P
China
House
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Senater
France
Italy
Austria
Far East
Truman
Capitol
Russia
U. S
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Wiliam F. Knowland
Cal
Bill Petrillo
Fred A. Hartlay
BR. N
Nice
Ardor
Acme
Conference Crisis Delays Big Four Talks In London
The Big Four cancelled today's council of foreign ministers meeting to reassess the Berlin reparations dispute amid hostile exchanges between Molotov and Marshall. Marshall aims for four power agreements on reparations and German unification while Molotov demands heavy German payments.
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London
Big Four
George C. Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Marshall
Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Ernest Bevin
U. S
Germany
Marshell
Andrei Vishinsky
George Zarubin
Britain
Marishall
Hia
Ruhr
Dedicate Altar Sunday at Wisconsin School for Boys
A permanent $1,000 altar for religious services at the Wisconsin School for Boys will be dedicated at 3 p.m. tomorrow under the Milwaukee lodge of the Elks. Donors Elise Gables club replace a 20 year old collapsible structure. Local and visiting clergy will lead, with about 240 boys and 700 guests expected, including 500 Milwaukee Elks. The ceremony is open to the public.
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Wisconsin School For Boys
Milwaukee Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Col
T. BR. Athus
Elise Gables Club
Adam Cassell
Milwaukee
Albert J. Kiesel
Milwaukee Lodge
Edmond Langton
Oconomowac
L. Glenn Cloningar
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Waukesha
Elks Ladies Club
Logal
Assembly Hall
Uthus
Elks
Wisconsin Youth Service Commission
British Ship Deliverance Grounded Off Florida
The Leaman crew of the British motor ship Deliverance swam to shore through heavy surf after the 120 foot vessel ran aground 22 miles south of Mayport Florida. One man named Smith swam ashore to call for help as the ship had no radio. Coast Guard dispatched a tender and breeches buoy team but the crew reached shore first. no injuries reported.
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Mayport
Fla
Leaman
Deliverance
Here
Coast Guard
Smith
Feud Erupts Between Shorewood and Whitefish Bay Youths
Milwaukee area clash follows a Shorewood home invasion by about 80 Whitefish Bay youths and earlier assaults. Embury hospitalized with bruises. police rounded up 19 involved after the gathering. Officers link the incidents to a feud sparked by a dating dispute and a shotgun warning, with over 18 participants facing disorderly conduct charges.
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Milwaukee
U.R
Pallee
Emil Bartels
Shorewood
Jack Embury
Whitefish Bay
Embury
Dick Strack
Strack
Bob de Francis
de Francis
Bartels
Man and Wife Hurt in City Accident
Two people were injured when their car slammed into a parked vehicle near Caples dorm, forcing it into a utility pole. Walter H. Champion, 29, reported brake failure and both he and his wife received treatment for facial and body injuries. they were released to recuperate.
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College Ave
Walter H. Champion
Route 4
Caples
Philip M. Savides
Carroll College
Champion
Oconomanoc
Frank W. Walters
Milwaukee
Alexander J. Siemon
Myron J. Toshner
Mukwanago
Clem Zinda
North Prairie
Waulesha
Jean Saunders
Chicago
Goorge's Corners
Tara
Waukesha County
Carl Hasslinger
Waukesha
Armin EL. Tani
Malwanakes
Austin C. Smith
Oconomowoc
Charles J. Robertson
Lodi Reaute 1
Mayor Edwin Honeyager Named League Officer
Mayor Edwin Honeyager of Cassville was named district vice president of the Wisconsin League of Municipalities by president R J Eckstein. He will advise cities and villages in Waukesha Jefferson and Dodge counties as part of the 38th state senatorial district and relay local issues to the league for study and solutions. Also named from the area this year was City Attorney Richard B Hippenmeyer to the model ordinance committee.
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Edwin 4. Honeyeger
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
R. J. Eckstein
Cassville
Honeyager
League
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Big Bend
Butler
Chenequa
Dousman
Eagle
Hartland
Lannon
Menormonve Falls
Morton
Mukwonago
North Prairie
Pewaukee
Wales
Jefferson
Dodge Counes
Richard
Hippenmeyer
Chicago Gang Mass Slaying in retaliation for informant
Three men were killed and two wounded in a Chicago violence spree linked to a gang seeking revenge on an informant. Police say Daley Morrelli and Fentress executed a garage robbery target, killing Kuesis brothers, Emil Schmeichel, and Alex. Daley was slain by police. Fentress and Morrelli fled as officers closed in.
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Chicago
Uri
Felice
John
Nick Kuesis
Thomas Daley
James Morrell
Lowell Fentress
John Kuesis
Daley
Fentress
Eleanor Leonard
Emil Schmeichel
Jim Alex
Kuesis Brothers
Frank Baker
Thay
Alex
Schmeichel
Baker
Foatress
Martelli
Baler
Morrelli
Kuesis
Alex Schmeichel
Wear Hodgkins
Cook County
Dalay
Morelli
Schmaichel
Smicklas
Frank Pape
Joe McCabe
Wisconsin river drag to find Weckler girl body
A river dragging operation will begin Monday in southwestern Wisconsin to locate eight year old Georgia Jean Weckler or clues to her disappearance. The search covers the Wisconsin River near Richland Grant Iowa Crawford and Sauk counties and involves Dane Jefferson and Richland officials, state officers, and local sheriffs.
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Madison
Wis
WUPI
Wisconsin
Georgia Jean Weckler
State Crime Laboratory
Charles Wilson
Dane
Jefferson
Richland
Grant
Iowa
Crawford
Sauk
Dist
Francis Garity
Jefferson County
Fort Atkinson
Carl Carlson
Buford Sennett
Richland Center
Carlson
Weckler
Jeet
May Sennett
Blue River
Sennett
Robert Winslow
Winslow
U. W
State Conservation Department
University
Dane County
Edward Fischer
Edwin Wilkie
R. C. Walters
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Edward Schneberger
George Stemmetz
State Public Service Commission
Sauk County
Riley Stene
Weather forecast for Wisconsin region winds and snow
Forecasts show strong southeast winds in the northern area tonight, with Sunday bringing shifting winds and snow flurries. Heavier snow amounts expected in the extreme northern portion before forenoon, then diminishing winds and continued cold. Minimum temperatures around single digits to low teens, with yesterday's high 26 and low 6. Local hourly temperatures are listed in the町hourly table.
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Wisconsin
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Union
Shirley Elger
Tudge
Allen D. Young
Richard ©. Elger
Harold T. Gwens
WSB
Trio
Brookfield
Armo
Georgia
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