Sander Testifies He Didn't Intend to Kill
Dr Hermann N Sander testified in his mercy murder trial that he did not intend to kill Mrs Abbie C Borreto, claiming something snapped when he injected air into her veins at Hillsborough County Hospital. He said he believed she was dead before the injection and described trying to enter a vein for 20 to 30 seconds with 10 cc of air in the syringe, with four injections totaling 25 to 28 cc.
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Manchester
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie C. Borreto
Dr. Sander
Alice
Sander
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Cold Wave and Snow North
Wisconsin forecast shows a cold front spreading Tuesday with cloudy windy conditions and rain in the southeast. Snow is expected westward, strong winds, drifting snow in the north, with temperatures plunging to lows around 15 to 26 in the northwest and 30 to 38 in the southeast, highs near 25 northwest and 15 to 45 southeast. Local temperature readings include highs near 29 yesterday and a low around 19. Almanac notes March sunrise 6 21 am and sunset 5 49 pm with morning stars visible and Jupiter rising west-southeast.
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Wisconsin
Raii
Aun Tie
Jupiter
Tito Spurns Moscow Appeal for Yugoslavia Peace
Belgrade premier Marshal Tito told about 80,000 Yugoslavs in Split that he would never appeal to Moscow for settlement of the Yugoslav Russian split. He insisted Stalin must apologize first and negotiate, denying reports of reconciliation and denouncing slanders and maneuvering.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Split
Adriatic
Joseph Stalin
Uzice
Ark new york poll names scientists and stars for survival
A 1950s era poll of prominent Americans selected Ingrid Bergman Jane Russell Albert Einstein and Dwight D. Eisenhower as the most suitable people to be hidden away to restart civilization after an H bomb disaster. The imagined ark is a deep natural cave to shelter them.
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Ark
New York
John Q
Noah's Ark
Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Jane Russell
Albert Einstein
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brooklyn Accent Killer Enters Innocent Plea
In Frankfurt Germany Yvette J Madsen 22 pleaded innocent by reason of temporary insanity to charges she murdered her husband Lt Andrew Madsen with his service pistol during a quarrel sparked at a party The prosecution outlined the fatal shooting as she confronted him at home after the dispute
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Frankfurt
Germany
Inmis
Yvette J. Madsen
Brooklyn
Andrew Madsen
Woman Knifed to Death, Husband to Be Charged
Shawano Wisconsin authorities said they would charge Walter Ferry with first degree murder for slaying his estranged wife Myra 39 found dead on her father John Rupenthal real estate dealer home porch. Ferry 35 was seized in Marion after denying the crime and was said to be a 106 percent disabled war veteran.
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Shawano
Wis
Ferry
Marion
Hugo Baker
Baker
Retzlaff
Myra
Three Youths Hurt in Traffic Incidents Weekend
Three youths suffered non fatal injuries in two separate weekend automobile incidents. A Water Town youth skidded on Highway 16 near Pewaukee at 11 19 p m and hit a parked car. He was treated at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Gene Albrecht 17 and Joseph Mulholland 18 of Milwaukee were involved when Albrecht’s car struck Mulholland’s after ice and a skid and hit an electric pole. A second crash on Highway YY two miles north of Marcy injured Donald Weiland 18 and Elaine Powers 16. Weiland lost control after a puddle, the car veered into shrubbery and both were treated and released from Memorial Hospital.
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Sheriff's Department
Watertown
Highway 16
Pewaukee
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Gene Albrecht
Joseph Mulholland
Milwaukee
Mulholland
Menomonee Falls
Marcy
Donald Weiland
Elaine Powers
Weiland
Weiand
Memorial Hospital
Waukesha Fire Responses Report Weekend Blazes
The Waukesha fire department responded twice over the weekend. Saturday at 1:54 p.m. an engine went to 120 N West Ave for a basement fire blamed on rubbish. No damage. Sunday at 6:39 p.m. fire crews found a neon sign at 336 W Main St Quality Clothiers alight, quickly extinguished.
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Waukesha
Ernst Keppler
N. West Ave
Quality Clothiers
W. Main St
Miners and dealers await coal as strike ends
Local coal dealers greet the end of the nationwide strike but warn that shipments will lag. Most expect 7 to 10 days for deliveries with some predicting up to two to three weeks. Weather helped, and firms report limited stock and half ton per customer rules amid uncertain supply timelines.
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The
Freeman
Waukesha Motor Co
Wilbur Lumberco
Waukesha
Wilbur's
Illinois Coal
Palmetier and Abell Coal and Lumber Co
Anderson Fuel and Coal Co
Stiven Fuelco
Miners End Strike as New Wage Pact Resumes Production
Signing of a new wage boosting contract sent more than 175 000 United Mine Workers back to work in the nations soft coal pits and full production was expected within 24 hours. The agreement ends a long dispute, raises daily wages to 14.75 and expands welfare fund payments while eliminating the willing and able to work clause.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine
UMW
John J. Lewis
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh District
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ilinois
Kansas
Missouri
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Washington
Lewis
UMW Welfare Fund
Memorial
Welfare Fund Board of Trustees
Charles Owen
Josephine Roche
Weekend Chased Winter as Springlike Sunday Returns
Waukesha emerged from a long winter with a sunlit Sunday as temperatures rose to 48 in the afternoon. Residents shed coats for light wear, walked to church, and enjoyed outdoor scenes from parks to streets while amateur photographers captured the moment before a forthcoming cold wave brings rain and snow flurries. Local water readings measured 48 by mid afternoon and 37 by early evening as forecasters warned of tomorrow's chill.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Junior
Mercury
Concert Booster Miss Rice Dies in Milwaukee
The 80 year old concert promoter Margaret Rice died at her Milwaukee home after a cerebral hemorrhage. She shaped Milwaukee music for decades, planned a Milwaukee concert by the Waukesha Symphony, and helped bring major opera and piano stars to the area. She was active in public schools, organized musical events, and influenced local arts long before her death.
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Waukesha Symphony Orchestra
Milwaukee
Margaret Rice
Morgan R. Butler, Jr
Waukesha Symphony Association
Milton Weber
Miss Rice
Milwaukee Auditorium
Metropolitan Opera
New York City Opera Company
Arthur Shattuck
Myra Hess
Guiomer Novacs
Walter Gieseking
Vladimir [Orowits
Joseph Szigeti
Theater Guild
Lunis
Aval
Pabst Theater
Lewis offers to lend $1 million to UAW
John L. Lewis announced a $1,000,000 loan offer to the CIO United Auto Workers to aid its Chrysler strike. He said the 200 member United Mine Workers policy committee authorized advancing the funds and the loan could be made immediately for purposes in the UAWs present emergency.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Lewis
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
United Mine Worker Policy Committee
Reuther
City Treasurer Sam Schafer Seeks Re election
City Treasurer Sam Schafer announced his candidacy for a third term after friends urged him. Since 1946 he has overseen city finances, including over 2 million dollars in taxes permits and fees last year, with rising taxpayers and license applicants and no opposition yet.
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Sam Schafer
Schafer
Elmer Erickson
E. College Ave
Vy Schafer
Bargain Calves Go to 23 Kids at Junior Dairyman Sale
Twenty three 4 H and FFA youths became sole owners of purebred calves Saturday at the Junior Dairyman calf sale held at the Waukesha Sales pavilion. Each boy or girl paid 100 dollars for a calf donated by county breeders to start their purebred herds. Dorothy Albrecht drew the first Holstein Pewaukee Captivator Heilo Bess, while Roberta Ruder and Mark Schaefer drew the first Brown Swiss and the first Guernsey respectively. The event drew more than 100 parents, members and breeders as calves were inspected and numbered for selection.
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Fancy
Roberta Ruder
Sullivan
Ray Baumgartner
Waukesha
Twentythree
FFA
Freeman
Dorothy Albrecht
Hales Corners
Pewaukee
Heilo Bess
Dorothy
Ray Baumfarmer
Mark Schaefer
Guernn~sey
Hubert Kipp
North Prairie
Bulgarian Exposer Pleads Guilty in Spy Trial
Mikhail Shipkov, who exposed Soviet mistreatment of prisoners in Bulgaria, pleaded guilty to spying for the United States in Sofia. Tass reported him as the first of an American spy group to plead. Shipkov described a 32 hour interrogation and coercion to confession. He later returned to the U S legation, hid for six months, then left on February 11 and was charged with treason.
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London
Lit
Mikhail Shipxov
United States
Sofia
Tass
Shipkov
U.S. State Department
U. S
U.S
Bulgaria
State Department
Shipkovy
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Z. P. Seiberling
Seiber- Jing Rubber Co
Akron
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