Kenosha Manufacturers Association marks 50th year
Kenosha will mark the 50th anniversary meeting of the Kenosha Manufacturers Association Friday January 25 at the Elks club. Founded in 1907 as Wisconsin’s first such group, KMA now employs about 20,000 with a $75 million annual payroll and supports civic, health and education efforts through EMA and its officers.
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Elks Club
Wisconsin
United States
KMA
Kenosha
EMA
Association
Agreement Reached In Andrea Doria Case
Genoa Italy Italia Navigation Co and Swedish American Line directors approve shipowners agreement reached in London over the Andrea Doria Stockholm collision. Official Italia offices announce in Genoa.
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Andrea Doria
Genoa
Italy
Italia Navigation Co
Swedish American Line
London
Stockholm
Italia
Fulbright Seeks White Paper On Dulles Middle East Policy
Sen. Fulbright demands an official white paper from Secretary Dulles detailing U S policy in the Middle East and why military and economic authority is needed to counter Communist threats. The push follows Dulles urging a free hand to spend 200 million dollars and senators pressed for spending plans and deployment authority.
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Washington
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Dulles
Middle East
Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Midwest
Fullbright
Eisenhower
Russell
Dga
Senate
United States
U. S
Humphrey
D-Minn
Withdrawal Deadline For Israel Faces UN Tension
Rival Israeli Egyptian positions sharpen as midnight deadline nears for Israel to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Egyptian areas. Israel again demands guarantees before leaving the coastal zone and Gulf of Aqaba, while Egypt and allies push for UN action and possible economic penalties. Dag Hammarskjold awaits a report on Israel's response.
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N. Y
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Gulf of Aqaba
Cairo
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Explosion Burns 78 Year Old Pensioner to Death
Axel Anderson, about 78, a pensioner, died when a fire swept through his two story home in Superior Wisconsin. Neighbors heard an explosion shortly before flames appeared.
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Superior
Wis
Axel Anderson
Child dies from scalding accident in Stockbridge home
Appleton Wisconsin report states two year old Jeanne Patenaude daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Patenaude of Stockbridge died Wednesday from burns suffered Friday when she fell into a pan of hot water at her home.
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Appleton, Wis
Jeanne Patenaude
Joseph Patenaude
Stockbridge
National Auto Output Pace Off
Detroit automotive industry figures show passenger car output this week at 143177 units, down from 145761 last week due to a GM strike and minor factory deficits. January output is projected near 637000 cars, up from 612078 a year earlier. Truck production this week is set at 21408, below last week’s 22098.
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Detroit
U. S
Automotive News
American Motors
Turncoat Quits Carbondale Home After Row With His Father
Arlie Pate a 26 year old former Korean War prisoner who refused repatriation and later returned from Red China left his Carbondale area farm with his 17 year old brother Donald after a dispute with their father Daniel H. Pate 54. Sheriff Cheatham canceled assault charges after Pate promised to leave and never return to the farm. The trio rode to Murphysboro then to St Louis paying 32 dollars for an 80 mile trip. Pate had previously returned home from Korea via a U S state department loan of 636 dollars and offered only that he was “curious” about his three years with the Reds.
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Carbondale, Ill
Arlie Pate
Red China
Carbondale
Donald
St. Louis
Howard Cheatham
Pate
Daniel H. Pate
Cheatham
Murphysboro
H. T. Wright
Wright
U. S. State Department
The
Reds
Arlie
Doctor Adams to Stand Trial For Widow Murder
Eastborn England five magistrates ordered Dr John Bodkin Adams to stand trial on a charge of murdering a wealthy widow patient. Rome New York all seven crewmen aboard a KC 97 tanker died in a snow bound Adirondack crash. Necedah Wisconsin Karol Novak 47, a Czech immigrant, plunged to death from a speeding NW passenger train. Cranford New Jersey Grapplers recovered the body of Richard Johnson 9 from the Rahway river near the site of earlier freezing corpses.
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Eastborn
England
John Bodkin Adams
Rome
N. Y
Adirondack Mountain
Necedah, Wis
Karol Novak
North Western
Here
Cranford, N. J
Grapplers
Richard Johnson
Rahway River
Bills Offer Major Reforms In Wisconsin Legislature
In Madison a bill by Assemblyman Kostuck would abolish spring nominations for judges and school boards, consolidating to April elections where the highest vote winner assumes office. Other measures include equal pay for women, relaxed bidding limits for village construction up to $1,000, and parental responsibility for minors' vandalism up to $300.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Assemblyman
Kostuck
Dstevens Point
Flannigan
Milwaukee
Molinaro
D-Kenosha
Stauffer
Monticello
Wisconsin Senate
Sen. Hendee
Downtown Blaze in Manhattan Towered Amid Freezing Cold
A five alarm fire swept three downtown Manhattan commercial buildings for two hours. Three firefighters and two others were injured, none seriously. Water froze into icicles, creating slick patches for crews in 16 degree weather. Smoke from warehouse rags and paper hindered efforts. a woman nearby was overcome by smoke.
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New York
Manhattan
Village clash leaves fifteen dead near New Delhi
Fifteen people are reported killed after clashes between police and followers of a self styled god in a remote village about 100 miles east of New Delhi.
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New Delhi
Stalemate at AMC as talks stall and picketing continues
At American Motors the strike by UAW Local 72 in Kenosha and 1,500 workers in Milwaukee remains stalled with no new offers from either side. Federal mediator George Murray said efforts to arrange talks failed by noon, as union leaders reported no new proposals. Picketing stays orderly with a revised plan for four hour shifts overnight starting tomorrow. Pay checks will be distributed Friday.
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American Motors
UAW Local 72
Kenosha
Milwaukee
George Murray
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service of
Chicago
Detroit
Murray
George Berteau
Harvey Kitzman
George E. Cullen Jr
AMC
VA Favors Higher Interest for GI Home Loans
VA spokesman Ralph H. Stone testifies before the House Veterans Committee urging a 5 percent rate on government guaranteed GI mortgages to keep veterans in the market. He notes a shrinking loan supply and warns of losses to 14 million veterans if rates stay at 4 percent despite no acute housing shortages in major cities.
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Veterans Administration
Congress
Ralph H. Stone
Stone
House Veterans Committee
Eisenhower Aleady
Federal Housing Administration
Los Angeles
New York City
Detroit
St. Louis
New Orleans
D. C
Gas Workers Plan Strike by Wisconsin Natural Gas
United Mine Workers Local 12005, representing 55 employees of Wisconsin Natural Gas, vows to strike at midnight Friday amid a wage pension and sick leave dispute. Bargaining committee member Don Badgerow cites deadlock as company manager H S Turkelson confirms rejection of the latest offer following a January 10 strike vote and yesterday negotiations.
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United Mine Workers
Wisconsin Natural Gas Company
Don Badgerow
H. S. Turkelson
Reds Aiding Syria Jerusalem
The Jerusalem Post reports Syria will soon host several MiG 17 squadrons and two Soviet equipped armored divisions.
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Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
Syria
Kenosha Weather Mix of Cold, Snow Forecast Hits City
Kenoshans enjoyed a moderate day with highs of 28 at American Motors 27 downtown and 25 at the sewage plant. Yesterday Beloit and Hales Corners tied for state high with 23 while Superior marked 7 above. Overnight low 13. Weather turns colder with mostly cloudy skies and occasional snow tonight and Friday lows 10-15 highs 15-20. Sunrise 7 11 a.m. Sunset 4 56 p.m.
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Kenoshans
American Motors
Kenosha
Hales Corners
Beloit
Superior
Eight Indicted Over Hiding Reds in Cleveland Labor Union
Eight Cleveland area residents were indicted by a federal grand jury for plotting to conceal Communist affiliation in labor union jobs. The scheme allegedly involved fake resignations, aliases, and secret codes to evade the Taft Hartley Act. Bond set at 10000 dollars each. defendants Fred Haug and Marie Reed Haug also face separate charges.
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Cleveland
Commuunist Party
Paul C. Weick
Fred Haug
Marie Reed Haug
Dishwasher Questioned On Deaths In Chicago Case
A dishwasher described as Benny, in his early twenties, was questioned about the deaths of Barbara Grimes, 15, and Patricia Grimes, 13, whose nude bodies were found near Chicago. Witnesses saw Benny with the sisters at a skid row restaurant on Jan 6, with another man and a Mexican or Puerto Rican. Pathologists said the cause of death could not be determined yet after an autopsy, and a $5,000 ransom note to the girls’ mother is being investigated by the FBI alongside local police.
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Chicago
Benny
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Star and Garter
Skidrow
Minnie Duros
D and L
Grimes Sisters
FBI
Donald S. Hostetter
Loretta Grimes
Fire destroys barn on Allen Bassett farm near Burlington
A Wednesday night fire at the Allen Bassett farm on Route 4 caused about 40 000 in damage. The blaze started in the barn and spread to a silo, consuming straw and livestock. Bassett guided 32 cattle from the 32 by 90 foot barn to safety.
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Burlington
Allen Bassett
Bassett
Route 4
Man Downed 20 Shots In Courtroom Test In Miami
William C. Rose 44 a 238 pound apartment manager drank an estimated 1 1/2 pints of 86 proof whisky in about four and a half hours to prove drunkometer readings are unreliable He completed 20 shots without becoming drunk and the judge reserved decision on the drunken driving charge based on the test and other evidence.
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Miami
Fla
William C. Rose
Scott
Francis A. Sobieski
Rose
Committee OKs New Ambassadors
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved nominations of new ambassadors to Egypt Italy India and Japan. The nominees are Raymond A. Hare to Egypt James A. Zellerbach to Italy Douglas MacArthur II to Japan and Ellsworth Bunker to India. Hare was questioned for more than two hours behind closed doors about Middle East conditions.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Italy
Egypt
India
Japan
Raymond A. Hare
James ). Zellerbach
Douglas MacArthur II
Ellsworth Bunker
Hare
Middle East
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