Fields Vanish Again From Communist Hungary
The Fields Noel and Herta Field have disappeared again from Budapest after recent reports of asylum. U S officials say the Budapest legation no longer knows their whereabouts while Christian Ravndal presses the Hungarian foreign office for information.
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Senators push 27-foot dredge in Great Lakes links
Washington Sen Thye introduced a bill to authorize dredging 27-foot channels in upper Great Lakes connecting links. The plan aims to open ports on Huron Michigan and Superior to large ocean-going vessels after the St. Lawrence Seaway completion.
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Wisconsin Welcomes Hudson in Kenosha Ceremony
Gov. Walter Kohler and Judge M. Eugene Baker led a civic banquet at the Eagles club to welcome Hudson Motor Car Co. to Wisconsin. Alan Ameche received Hudson's first Kenosha product as N. K. Van Der Zee and local dealers toured Ameri can Motors. Baker and Kohler praised the merger’s impact on Kenosha and the state, promising mutual workers’ progress and pride in American industry.
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Congressman Lawrence Smith Improving After Illness
Mrs. Smith reports her husband Congressman Lawrence Smith of Racine is improving from a serious valvular heart condition after surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He was placed on the critical list Monday night and later removed from an oxygen tent. doctors say he is near exhaustion but show encouraging signs as he awaits oath for the 84th Congress. Smith represents Green Kenosha Racine Rock and Walworth counties.
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Not Really So Peaceful in Country
In Waco area, Clifton St Clair and family moved to a rural setting facing a cascade of misfortunes. A gas tank explosion started a house fire, pets bitten by animals, a possum in the chicken house, a snake in the well, a niece alarmed by a snake, a sick child on Christmas Day, and several accidents including Mrs St Clair’s falls and dislocated joints.
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Waco
Oklahoma
UN Chief and Chou Hold Third Peiping Talk on Prisoners
Dag Hammarskjold and Chou En Lai met in Peiping for about three hours and forty five minutes to discuss the fate of UN war prisoners. An additional overnight session reportedly involved two international law experts, Waldock and Chou Keng sheng, weighing whether the jailed flyers fall under international law.
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Times of India
Mankekar
New York
Bombay
Humphrey Waldock
Chou Keng-sheng
China
Waldock
Unseasonably Cold Wisconsin Day With Normal Temperatures
Snowless, clear conditions dominated across Wisconsin with highs near 34 and overnight lows around 17. In Kenosha readings reached 29 to 30 at main spots, Nash Motors and downtown, with forecasts calling for partly cloudy skies and little temperature change into Saturday as lows dip to 10 to 20 and highs reach 30 to 35.
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Eisenhower State of the Union outlines New Dealish policy
Democrats in Washington weighed a new New Dealish domestic program pitched by President Eisenhower in his State of the Union address. He urged unhesitating cooperation and outlined 33 foreign and domestic issues for action or groundwork, drawing an initially warm reception from Democratic leaders.
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Union Shop Included in AMC Pact
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers Local 72 signed a new four month pact replacing the expired agreement. The union shop establishes stability and calls for a future employee vote under Wisconsin law. The contract includes seniority and grievance changes and aims to boost AMC’s share of the auto market. Local 72 leaders praised Nash and Hudson models as best looking and performing 1955 cars.
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Local 72
Millionaire heiress tale of Mollie Netcher Bragno in Chicago
Chicago history unfolds as Mollie Netcher Bragno, executrix and heiress, stands to inherit more than 6 million from her grandmother Mollie Newbury and half of a further 2.15 million from her grandfather Charles Netcher. Tax officials probe safe deposit holdings of gilt-edged securities and diamonds amid a sprawling multi million dollar fortune linked to the city’s storied Boston store era.
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Mrs. Newbury
Palm Springs
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Mollie Alpiner
Chicago
Boston
State Street
Charles Netcher
Mollie
City National Bank and Trust Company
Wisconsin's Oldest Grocer Dies at 87
Anton J. Bruha, long regarded as Wisconsin’s oldest operating grocer, died today at age 87. The La Crosse resident had run a longtime market and was a fixture in the community.
Stevens denies resignation shocks Washington rumor
Secretary of the Army Stevens said he never felt better and is not resigning. Newark Star Ledger reports Vince Lombardi named first football coach for the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Government notes December employment fell by 1,043,000 while unemployment remained similar to November.
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Mother of convicted slayer Sheppard shot self in Rocky River
Mrs. Richard A. Sheppard Sr., mother of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, was found dead by self-inflicted gunshot at Dr. Stephen A. Sheppard’s home in Rocky River. She left a death by own action note and had been a witness in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case, suffering a stroke and missing most trial sessions. Her death comes as her son faces life in prison after a 10 week trial convicting him of second degree murder for Marilyn Sheppard’s July 4 death.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Stephen A. Sheppard
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Blythin
Ohio
Narrow Escape For 24 Marines
Twenty four marines narrowly escaped death after five amphibious landing craft ran aground on a Beaufort sand bar in the Atlantic. One duck swamped, but life jackets kept sailors afloat until other landing craft rescued them despite heavy winds. Five docks were being loaded onto the ship docks San Marcos for overseas shipment, a marine spokesman said.
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