Kohler Wins Wisconsin Gubernatorial GOP Fight at Convention
Walter J. Kohler Jr. secured the Wisconsin GOP nomination at Milwaukee on a first ballot over Harvey Higley and Gordon Bubolz, as delegates backed his campaign plan and pledged support. Kohler led major delegations in Dane Milwaukee Winnebago Racine and Kenosha counties to clinch the nomination.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Kohler
Milwaukee
Oscar Rennebohm
Sheboygan
Rennebohm
Harvey Higley
Marinette
Higley
GOP
Cyrus Phillip
National Republican
Gordon Bubolz
Appleton
Kennebohm
Phillip
Dane
Walter Kohler, Jr
Republican Voluntary Organization
Kenosha County
John Matheson
Janesville
Fred Pfennig
Fred Hartley
Lawrence Carpenter
Roger Gerling
FiveYearOld Girl Dies In House Fire At Gordon Wis
A five year old girl named Carol Welsh died Sunday when a fire destroyed her parents Dan and Mrs Welsh home in Gordon Wisconsin. The child suffocated as flames gutted the interior while eight other children and the parents escaped. Firemen suspect a gas stove explosion in the kitchen started the fire.
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Gordon
Wis
Carol Welsh
Dan Welsh
Jaffe Before Senate Probers In Amerasia Case Query
Philip J Jaffe testified before Senate investigators regarding the Amerasia affair in which he played a key role. The questioning focused on his actions linked to the mystery surrounding the case.
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Washington
Philip J. Jaffe
Senate
Amerasia
Vardaman
Federal Reserve Board
Forrestal
Philip Jaffe
Jaffe
Manitowoc Population Rises in Preliminary Census Figures
Manitowoc County shows a gain to 66,607 residents from 61,617 in 1940, while the city of Manitowoc rises to 27,444 up 3,040 residents from 24,404. Two Rivers falls by 415 residents to 9,890.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Two Rivers
Wisconsin
Four Die in Arkansas Cookstove Explosion
Four members of a farm family were killed in Batesville Arkansas when a fuel oil burn in a cookstove exploded spraying flaming oil. Victims include Mrs Ralph Marshall 26 and her children Louise 7 Mae 5 and Gary Dean 13 months. An eight year old boy and the father escaped unharmed.
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Batesville
Ark
U.P
Ralph Marshall
Louise
Mae
Gary Dean
Senate probes gasoline price inquiry and Forrestal diary
FBI chief says James Forrestal did not ask to delay arrests in the Amerasia case. A May 28 1945 diary entry shows Forrestal intervened to avoid disrupting UN founding sessions and alarming President Truman in Russian talks. He notified Hoover and James Varadan Jr. to inform Truman with all facts.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Amerasia
James Forrestal
Senate
Truman
Forrestal
Justice Department
Navy
United Nations
Hoover
James K. Vardaman, Jr
United Press
Milwaukee
Tom C. Clark
Criminal Division
Milwaukee Sentinel
the Sentinel
Bureau
Detroit double murder and rape shocks Warren township area
Police say a 21 year old Royal Oak man Clifford Peder sen and an accomplice co owned an old truck found at the scene. The victim Eugene Schaaf a 40 year old Hudson Motor Car Co. worker from Warren township was shot dead and his wife Beulah Schaaf was raped in a secluded field near Nine Mile Road. Authorities say the couple were attacked after a man boarded their car and ordered Schaaf to exit.
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Detroit
Macomb County
Clifford Pedersen
Royal Oak
Walter Marvin Noth
Eugene Schaaf
Hudson Motor Car Co
Warren Township
Nine Mile Rd
Schaaf
Beaulah
Hazel Park
Oakland County
Escape from Milwaukee Fire Displaces 25 In Apartment Block
Fire drove 25 people from a three story brick building in Milwaukee early today. The blaze started in the rear hallway on the first floor and climbed a stairway to the roof. Two policemen on patrol spotted the flames and alerted tenants and fire crews. Damage estimated at $6000. Deputy state fire marshal William Rossitter to investigate.
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Milwaukee
Edward Wischer
William Rossitter
Man Dies From Burns On Wisconsin House Moving Project
Joseph Crotteau aged 41 from Duluth died in a Superior hospital yesterday from first degree burns after touching a high tension wire during a house moving project near the Brule river in Douglas County.
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Superior
Wis
Joseph Crotteau
Duluth
Brule River
Douglas County
Four Die and Four Rescued in Allegheny River Disaster
Four people died and four were pulled from the Allegheny River spillway after a 25 foot cabin cruiser went over an 11 foot dam 15 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. Captain Emmett Shockley led a river crew that saved the four survivors after seven hours of peril amid rescues by blimp seaplane and boats. The dead include Hull Wright and James Woffenden. survivors were James McHugh Charles Reilley and Jack Kreig.
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Pittsburgh
Hull Wright
Emmett Shockley
Wright
James Woffenden
Woffenden
William Lahey, Jr
James McHugh
Charles Reilley
Jack Kreig
Allegeny River
Six Wisconsin Accidents Claim Six Lives Over Weekend
A 14 year old boy drowned in the Eau Claire river Dunn county while swimming. John Anibas Jr. age unknown, disappeared and was later found dead after swimming with a companion. Bonnie Lee Dixon, 10, drowned in the Kinnickinnic river while observed by her twin and three others. Robert McGowan, 30, of Marionette killed on Highway 64 west of here. Charles Evenson, 6, died in the Eau Claire river at Stanley while showing how to swim. August Golomieski, 65, drowned in the Fox river at Waukesha while going fishing. Joseph Crotteau, 41, of Duluth died from burns from a high tension wire near Brule.
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Wisconsin
Eau Calle
Dunn County
John Anibas
Milwaukee
Kinnickinnic River
Bonnie Lee Dixon
Robert McGowan
Marinette
Highway 64
Here
Charles Evenson
Arthur Evenson
Eau Claire
Hame
Stanley
August Golomieski
Waukesha
Fox River
Golomieski
Joseph Crotteau
Duluth
Brule
Wis
Yale honors retiring president with surprise degree
Yale awarded Charles Seymour a Doctor of Laws in a secret ceremony at the 249th commencement held outdoors on Yale's old campus. The surprise honor marked Seymour’s forthcoming retirement and capped the university's annual ceremony.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Charles Seymour
Warmer Wisconsin with thundershowers forecast
The weather turned warm and humid in Wisconsin with forecasters predicting thunder showers tonight and tomorrow. Downtown Kenosha reported 82 degrees at 1 pm while highs across the state ranged from 63 at Superior to 88 at Menomonie with 60s to 80s common and many beachgoers out yesterday.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
Howard Thompson
Milwaukee
Menomonie
Blair
Dalton
Eau Claire
LaCrosse
Madison
Watertown
Lone Rock
Prairie du Chien
Janesville
Lancaster
Reedsburg
Darlington
Superior
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker on Flying Saucers
Indianapolis report quotes Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, WWI ace and Eastern Air Lines president, asserting flying saucers are real. He notes many witnesses and suggests if they exist they belong to the U S Air Force. Officials deny such craft exist.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
United States Air Force
Polio Cases Rise in Racine County and Burlington
Racine County reports two more polio cases during the weekend including Burlington’s ninth victim and a Mount Pleasant township case. Burlington’s initial patient is discharged with no lingering effects. Separately, Servel Inc faces a federal antitrust suit alleging monopoly practices and market division.
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Racine County
Racine
Wis
Burlington
Lincoln Isolation Hospital
Mount Pleasant Township
Senate moves to probe gas price rises for unlawful manipulation
Senate Judiciary Committee votes to investigate gasoline price increases for possible unlawful manipulation. A $50,000 budget is requested, with full committee oversight and a report due by December 31. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Homer Ferguson, advances to the Rules Committee for approval before formal consideration.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pat McCarran
D. Nevy
Homer Ferguson
R. Mich
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
McCarran
Full
Judiciary Committee
Michigan
Golick elected state commander at Purple Heart convention
Richard Golick of Sheboygan was chosen state commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart in Green Bay at the convention closing Sunday after a three day gathering.
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Green Bay
Wis
Richard Golick
Sheboygan
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Mock CAP air sea search over Lake Michigan
Six light planes from Civil Air Patrol teams of Kenosha Racine Burlington and Walworth joined forces with the coast guard auxiliary and sheriff to simulate locating a downed aircraft in Lake Michigan. The exercise began at 1 30 p m with CAP planes locating a buoy while coast guard craft waited to rush to the scene.
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Lake Michigan
Civil Air Patrol
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Sheriff's Department
Kenosha
Racine
Burlington
Walworth Cap
Coast Guard and
CAP Wing
Kenosha County
Irving Falkenstern
Tobin
Pleasant Prairie Township
J. Randall Murray
14Th Ave
Robert Coleman
22Nd Ave
Robert Garrett
52Nd St
CAP
Jack Millard
Lake Geneva
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William Fisher
Carol Kreig
McHugh
Lahey
Cago Construction Firm
Chicago
Kreig
Brown's Lake
State Board of Health
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Taylor County
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Trempealeau County
Philadelphia
Servel, Inc
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Servel
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