Hot Lunches Considered for Local Schools
The board of education directed Superintendent Harold R. Maurer and business manager H. D. Valaske to study hot lunch service for pupils. Orville Leonard proposed the study and Paul Saftig seconded the motion. the plan was approved unanimously by all seven members.
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Board of Education
Harold R. Maurer
H. D. Valaske
Orville Leonard
Paul Saftig
Leonard
Kenosha
Hillcrest
Berryville
Kenosha County
Maurer
Valaske
Deming
Soviet Walkout in UN Council Could End Soon
Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik may return to vote on a resolution to drop recognition of Tingfu F. Tsiang and the Chinese Nationalist seat, with a council vote due tomorrow. The walkout jeopardizes actions requiring all five permanent members, but observers note past exits were temporary and the UN continued.
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Lake Success
N. Y
WUP
United Nations Security Council
Jacob A. Malik
China
Malik
Tingfu F. Tsiang
Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
Kuomintang
Tsiang
Council
Yugoslavia
Russia
India
Gromyko
United States
Quo Tai Chi
Mao Tze-Tung
Moscow
Eagle River Girl Loses Death Race
Five year old Pauline Jane Brown of Eagle River died after a late night dash to Milwaukee Children's Hospital aboard a Northwestern Road train. Her rheumatic heart worsened suddenly. she and her mother boarded at Eagle River about 7 50 p m and she died near Bondue around 1 a m.
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Green Bay
Wis
North Western Road
Pauline Jane Brown
Milwaukee Children's Hospital
Pauline
Harvey Brown
Eagle River
Milwaukee Hospital
Mrs. Brown
Three Robbers Loot Cleveland Savings Bank for 38000
Three men held up Superior Savings & Loan Co in Cleveland before noon stuffing cash into a bag and fleeing in a waiting car. Estimated loot totaled 38000.
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Cleveland, O
Superior Savings & Loan Co
Lawmakers Clash Over Bipartisan Foreign Policy Talk
Lawrence H Smith of Wisconsin denounces bipartisan foreign policy talk as phony while Acheson defends the administration and reiterates no American military aid to Formosa. Democratic and Republican members clash over approach to the Communist threat and 1950 election implications.
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Lawrence Smith
Washington
America
Formosa
G.O.P
Far East
State Acheson
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Committee
Lawrence H. Smith
Wis
Rep. Smith
Senator Connally
United States
Smith
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Committee
Connally
Tex
Truman
Attlee Sets Feb. 23 Election Date for Britain
Prime Minister Attlee announced Britain will vote on February 23 to decide between continued Labour state control and nationalization or a shift to Conservative free enterprise. The campaign centers on postwar austerity, nationalization plans, and a looming steel bill set to take effect January 1, 1951 unless repealed.
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London
Winston Churchill
Clement Attlee
Polticians
Britain
Labor Party
Churchill
Conservative Party
Laborites
Miners Ordered to Return to Three Day Week Work
John L. Lewis orders 66,000 miners in seven states to resume production next Monday on a three day work schedule amid ongoing strikes. About 1,000 of 4,000 Wyoming diggers stayed off, while Congress Republicans push Taft Hartley measures to restore full coal production.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Wyoming
Senate
Congress
Truman
Ferguson
Michigan
Taft
Ohio
Wiley
Wis
Donnell
Jenner
Ind
Martin
House
White House
Senate Labor Committee
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
Utah
Virginia
Tlinois
Gunman Kills Mendon Police Chief in Cafe Shootout
Mendon Massachusetts authorities report a liquor fueled gunman killed Mendon police chief Matthew Mantoni and Katherine Brady of Uxbridge after robbing the Red Rooster cafe. Ward injured two others before being wounded himself as officers responded and the owner’s daughter alerted police.
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Mendon
Mass
Red Rooster
Matthew Mantoni
Katherine Brady
Uxbridge
Harold Ward
Aubrey Hensel
Mantoni
Clarence Grant
Ward
Brady Girl
Army Captain and Family Escape Burning Home in Wisconsin
Captain James J. Janaski his wife and four year old son escaped a second floor blaze in Menomonie Wisconsin by tying sheets together to reach a window. The house was destroyed and the cause remains undetermined. Janaski serves as an Army recruiting officer in Menomonie.
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Menomonie
Wis
U.P
James J. Janaski
Jame, Jr
Janaski
Twin beds gain favor as marriages seek more sleep space
Bedding expert J P Fanning reports twin beds now account for about 68 percent of new purchases up from 25 percent before the war. He cites studies and longer mattresses to fit taller men, and argues more space reduces strain on couples, potentially fewer broken homes.
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Chicago
J. P. Fanning
Fanning
National Association of
Oil stove blast kills three in nursing home fire
A fire at a Cableskill New York nursing home on the upper floor killed three elderly patients and injured four others. Two victims died in their rooms, the third in hospital after being carried from the two story building by volunteers. All injured were over 70 and expected to recover.
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Cableskill
N. Y
U.P
Hogan Snead Ask Postponement Of Los Angeles Open
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead requested postponement of their playoff match in the $15,000 Los Angeles open due to rain. Homer L. Mullen, 36, was sentenced in Racine Wisconsin to 14 to 25 years for second degree murder in the shooting of Harold White after a tavern dispute.
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Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Racine, Wis
Homer L. Mullen
Harold White
Mullen
Alfred L. Drury
White
Honolulu Woman Lands in Rainy Formosa Rescue Flight
A Honolulu woman arrived in Formosa today with Chiang Kai-Shek and his Nationalist forces, reuniting with her husband to aid the last-ditch defense against the Communists. A heavy rainstorm forced an instrument landing.
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Honolulu
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
China
Psychiatrist Tests Chambers Claim of Psychopathy
Defense psychiatrist Dr. Carl A. L. Binger testified under sharp cross exam that Whittaker Chambers, Alger Hiss' chief accuser, is a psychopath and chronic liar. The testimony focused on Chambers' credibility and alleged mental state in the high profile case.
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New York
Carl A. L. Binger
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Truman delays special tax message to Congress
White House says President Truman will not send his special tax message this week and that the message is not yet finished as of today. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross noted work remains incomplete.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Charles G. Ross
Flying Arrow Shell Damaged Ship Heads to Port
Captain David Jones of the Flying Arrow reported the crippled American freighter patched enough to limp to the nearest port after a Chinese Nationalist gunboat shelled her near Shanghai. Two American destroyers, Stickell and Raussell, have escorted the ship while operators Isbrandtsen Line decide whether to proceed to Shanghai or another port.
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David Jones
Chicago
Shanghai
Jones
Isbrandtsen Line
New York
Flying Arrow
Stickell
Raussell
Starvation Death Of Son Charged
New York police charged 29-year-old Mary Scielzo and her husband with starving their three-year-old son to death and underfeeding their four-year-old daughter. The couple admitted neglect and face felony court arraignment and grand jury action. An investigator found the boy weight 14 pounds and dying after hospital admission. the daughter weighed 20 pounds, both in a filthy apartment. The family had prior losses including a three-year-old who died of appendicitis.
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New York
Mary Scielzo
Frank S. Hogan
Guy Scielzo
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Guy, Jr
Vincenza
Hogan
Scielzos
Local Dealers Honored as All Americans by NRFA
Leroy Kunzel mann of Milwaukee and other dealers were singled out by the National Retail Furniture association on Tuesday for achievements as All Americans. They were praised for service to their industry, community and country.
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Chicago
Leroy Kunzelmann
Milwaukee
National Retail Furniture Association
Kiss Me Kate Cast Goes to Sea by Mistake
Twenty three cast members of Kiss Me Kate aboard the liner Italia were rescued after sailing from New York to stage a March of Dimes benefit. A radio distress reported the ship had sailed with the performers, who later sold kisses to passengers raising about 7500 dollars for infantile paralysis before returning to Broadway in time for the show.
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New York
Italia
Coast Guard
Kate
Broadway
New Drug Tromexan Aims to Cut Heart Attacks
Cornell physician Dr. Irving S. Wright announced tromexan, developed in Switzerland, as a possible preventive for blood clots. He claims it could save over 70,000 lives yearly and outperform current therapies, with effects starting within 24 hours and lasting to prevent coronary thrombosis.
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Pittsburgh
Cornell University
Switzerland
Irving S. Wright
Wright
Pittsburgh Academy of Medicine
Cornell University Medical College
New York
American Heart Association Committee
Wisconsin Man Transferred to State Department Post
Washington reports that Grant G Hilliker of Wauwatosa Wisconsin has been moved from Stockholm where he served as third secretary and vice consul to a department post the State Department announced Tuesday.
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Washington
Grant G Hilliker
Wauwatosa
Wis
State Department
Stockholm
Super Eggs Said To Grow Hair In Racine Farm Claim
Racine farmer Ralph Smith says his hard boiled eggs from 650 Leghorn hens cured his baldness and his wife’s arthritis and heart trouble. He used a feed extract on his flock four years ago, boosting eggs and claiming the eggs have a miraculous effect when eaten. he will not disclose the formula but will allow doctors and scientists to study the hair growth.
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Racine, Wis
Ralph Smith
Farmer Smith
Smith
Kenosha Sees Turnaround After Sudden Cold Wave
A sharp Arctic snap dropped Kenosha temperatures to 14 degrees at 7 am after a Tuesday high near 50. Gale winds up to 63 mph hit Superior, 58 mph in Green Bay, with 45 mph gusts threatening local TV towers in Kenosha but causing limited damage. Weatherman Howard Thompson predicted a 20 degree low tonight and mid-30s Thursday with clouds and a chance of light rain. Noon temperate read 24 degrees in downtown Kenosha.
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Kenosha
Superior
Green Bay
Howard Thompson
Mercury
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John Zinane
Lincoln
Kenosha Boiler and Structural Company
Kelsey Welding and Engineering Company
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Betty Roewer
Maybelle Jones
Roosevelt School
Eagle River Girl
Cleveland
Malcolm Whitt
Thomas Harris
Attala County
Q. Q. Harris
Attlee
House of Commons
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Commons
Bank of England and
Cable and Wireless
Labor
Organized Labor
Big Trades Union Congress
Aiden Barkley
Harry S. Truman
National Symphony Orchestra
NEA
University of Chicago
Colgate University
Racine
Madame Kai-Shek
Hawaii
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