Meetings To Be Held on Berlin Blockade Progress
Washington reports indicate additional talks on the Berlin blockade between U S Ambassador Jessup and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Malik. Western delegates caution against optimism, noting no final decision yet and that talks may expand to include Britain and France.
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Washington
State Department
Berlin
Philip Jessup
Jakob A. Malik
Department
Michael J. McDermott
Jessup
Dean Rusk
Charles E. Bohlen
Acheson
Webb
McDermott
Maryland
Tass
Malik
Russia
France
Britain
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Park Ave
Sir Cadogan
Jean Chauvel
Chinese Reds Near Hangchow tightened line to Hangchow
Communist troops tonight knifed to within 23 miles of Hangchow the Nationalist defense anchor for the Shanghai front. Rail traffic between Shanghai and Hangchow was cut off and no trains ran past Kashing the vital junction. Lin Wan Pao said Hangchow employees were ordered to leave and militia took over police duties.
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Shanghai
Hangchow
Kashing
Shanghai-Hangchow
Hangchow-Soochow
Nanking-Shanghai
Soochow- Hangchow
Nationalist China
Lin Wan Pao
Chinese Communists call for quick withdrawal of foreign forces
Gen Li Tao, spokesman for the People's Liberation Army, urged Britain, the US and France to withdraw armed forces warships and aircraft from China. He pledged to protect foreign nationals engaged in normal vocations and said China would consider establishing diplomatic ties. The Peiping radio broadcast was heard in San Francisco via AP.
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San Francisco
Britain
United States
France
China
Li Tao
People's Liberation Army (Communist) of China
Peiping
Associated Press
Thousands of Swallows Return to Upper Dells
River boat pilot Verne Avery reported thousands of swallows returning to the sandstone cliffs of the upper Wisconsin river dells to reoccupy their nests. The sight marks the annual migration to the Wisconsin Dells area.
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Upper Dells
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
U.P
Verne Avery
Wisconsin River Dells
Kenosha Manufacturers win national service award in Washington
J C Stump accepts the American Trade Association Executives top award for the Kenosha Manufacturers Association at a Washington ceremony. The EMA honor recognizes industrial relations civic education and safety work, with a jury including Secretary Sawyer and NA holding leaders.
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Evening News
B. Whyte
Kenosha Manufacturers Association
EMA
Industrial Association
American Trade Association
J. C. Stump
Washington, D. C
Commerce Sawyer
Charles Sawyer
Secretary of
Earl O. Shreve
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Wallace F. Bennett
National Association of Manufacturers
L. J. Buchan
Tulane University
National Association of Deans of Schools of Commerce
John Stumpel
University of Indiana
American Association of Accredited Schools of Journalism
Stump
KMA
United States
Canada
Hawaii
ATAE
Kenosha
R. B. Whyte
Jessel Whyte
Eugene Hughes
Robert L. Grover
E. R. Moore
Cavanagh
Rafferty
A. C. Homer
Carl Nelson
Bernard Latham
Office Managers Association
Harold Herrmann
William Lewis
Bendix Strike Continues as Dies Removal Under Court Order
Five trucks moved into the Bendix Aviation plant under a federal injunction to remove Hudson dies as negotiations resume among Bendix officials CIO Local 9 and federal mediators. The UAW seeks end to a 11 day walkout, wage restoration, elimination of alleged speedup, rehiring 47 workers, and damages. Also, Ford workers face a potential nationwide strike after an executive board review.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
Bendix Aviation Corp
Hudson Motor Car Co
Bendix
CIO
United Automobile Workers Local 9
Luther M. Zwygert
Ft. Wayne
UAW
Hudson
Local No. 9
Weird Tale Of State Shooting In Ashland
Police planned to bring a 42 year old Sheboygan painter to Ashland to verify his claim of shooting and burying a young woman eight years earlier. The man spoke of a pregnancy threat, a suicide attempt, and a buried body near Lake Park. He said he buried her after a pistol discharged during a confrontation, then fled town. Authorities sought location details as no missing Ashland woman was found.
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Ashland
Wis
Sheboygan
E. J. Hannel
Richard Pufall
Walter H. Wagner
Wagner
Lake Park
Hannel
Separate Talks On Coal Pact Set for June 6
John L. Lewis agreed to bargain separately with southern coal producers. He invited negotiations begin June 6 in Bluefield West Virginia to extend four weeks. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers association urged open talks with press and public.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Southern
United Mine Workers
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
W. Va
Moody
Lewis
Heaven
T. Alan Goldsborough
UMW
Weather outlook brings clouds and showers to Wisconsin
Weather forecast notes cloudy skies moving into Wisconsin tonight with scattered rain showers and cooler temps through early next week. Friday brought pleasant 70s across most of the state, with Lake Michigan readings slightly lower. High yesterday reached 79 in Menominee while downtown noon reading was 52. Wausau saw a 34 degree low.
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Wisconsin
Howard J. Thompson
Lake Michigan
Menominee
Wausau
Claim Coercion Against Babich Faces Hearing
Milwaukee youths defense argues mental coercion used to obtain an unsigned statement from Milton Babich 19 about the Patricia Birmingham 16 murder. Defense says isolation and lack of counsel occurred. prosecutor says confession will stand and Babich was not mistreated.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Arthur Richter
Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Richter
Senators Doubtful on Atlantic Pact Comeonstr
Sen. Forrest C. Donnell said he has good reason to think the Atlantic pact will require permanent U S troop garritons in Europe and would vote against it. Sen. Arthur V. Watkins joined in grave doubts about the defense treaty and both want clearer committee answers.
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Washington
U.P
Forrest C. Donnell
Europe
Donnell
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Coalition Holds Labor Bill Fate
Washington reports Democratic leaders seek a new strategy to save Truman labor legislation as a Republican southern Democratic coalition controls the House. Test votes show administration on the short end 189 to 158 as debate resumes Tuesday.
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Washington
Truman
House
John Lesinski
Mich
John S. Wood
Wood
Lesinski
Milwaukee Tot Killed In Truck Accident
Lee Allen Hess, 312, died from injuries after a truck trailer wheel crushed him on a west side street. The death marked Milwaukee’s 18th traffic fatality of the year.
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Milwaukee
Lee Allen Hess
State Health Director Paul A. Brehm Dies in Madison
Dr. Paul A. Brehm, 48, director of industrial hygiene for the State Board of Health, died at his Madison home last night. He had served the department since 1937 and formerly practiced in Milwaukee.
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Madison
Wis
Paul A. Brehm
State Board of Health
Brehm
Milwaukee
Second Annual Sports Show Opens in Kenosha Today
The Kenosha County Conservation club launches its Second Annual Sports Show at 2 p m today in the KYF building with a woodland lobby display by the Garden club and continuous outdoors films by the Movie Makers. Activities include archery duck and crow calling a dog display table tennis bike races and musical acts with exhibitions on conservation and outdoor sports. Special events include a pistol team contest at the lake front range Sunday featuring Racine Janesville and local police and sheriff teams and a pigeon race from Warren Illinois. Officers listed for the show include Rasmussen Denyes Edward Quinn Russell Palmer Howard Russell Ben Zander Edward Mitchell Wesley Orvis O Nickelson Phil Sander Ralph Hungerford.
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Kenosha County Conservation Club
KYF
Kenosha County Garden Club
Kenosha Movie Makers
Youth Foundation
Kenoshans
Kenosha County
State Conservation Department
Lake Front Range
Racine
Janesville
Kenosha
Kenosha Police and Sheriff's Departments Competing With A Conservation Club
Warren
Ill
Lewis P. Rasmussen
L. O. Denyes
Edward Quinn
Charles Russell
J. W. Palmer
Howard Russell
Ben Zander
Edward Mitchell
Wesley Orvis
O. E. Nickelson
Phil Sander
Ralph Hungerford
Rhee Seeks Mutual Defense Pact With United States
President Syngman Rhee announced Korea has asked the United States for a military agreement for mutual defense in line with President Truman's world policies. The statement ties Seoul's security to allied commitments amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Seoul
A.P
Syngman Rhee
Korea
United States
Truman
Albert E Wiggam Announces Monday Mind Study Series
Psychologist and author Albert E Wiggam introduces a daily program titled Lets Explore Your Mind. The series debuts Monday and will feature lessons on psychology and education in a game and battle of wits format.
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Dr. Wiggam
Kenosha
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E. W. Bernitt
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William Grosvenor
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Bernitt
J. W. Quarles
Simmons Company
Richard Edge
Kenosha Full Fashioned Mills
Joseph Johnson
Snap-on Tools Corporation
H. J. Rafferty
A. R. Kneibler
Coopers, Incorporated
F. Hinrichs
Tri-Clover Machine Company
Morton Frost
Frost Company
R. P. Cavanagh
Ford Charlton
Felix Olkives
Ford
United Automobile Workers Union International Executive Board
Ford Co
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International Executive Board
Lincoln- Mercury
Santa Fe Springs
Cal
William J. McCauley
Coalition
Labor Bill
Albert Edward Wiggam
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