Defense Chiefs Learn Of Threat in Far East
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and Gen. Omar Bradley will seek to persuade President Truman after a Japan briefing. Gen. MacArthur's air intelligence warned that Formosa’s fall would threaten U S far eastern defenses. Maj. Gen. Earl Partridge, acting chief of the Fifth Air Force, briefed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
America
Far Eastern
Formosa
Earl Partridge
Far East
Partridge
Canton
Asia
Philippine Islands
U. S
Clark Field
Luzon
P. I
Okinawa
Soviet Siberia
Quadruple murder probe follows sledge slaying
A coroner's jury in Leight Nebraska is summoned to investigate the killings of four Bahns family members and the drowning of a fifth. Henry F Bahns and his son Eldon are linked to the deaths by a sledge hammer attack and a subsequent suicide at a farm near Leight. Dennis Bahns found the bodies early Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leight
Neb
Henry F. Bahns
Eldon
Ardith
Helen
Lloyd Pospishil
Bahns
Pospishil
Dennis Bahns
Leigh
Omaha
Missing Plane Hunt Expanded Off Miami Coast
An expanded search is under way for 15 Americans missing since June 9 after a DC3 twin engine plane disappeared near Venezuela. The New Tribes Mission aircraft departed Miami and refueled at Kingston Jamaica before reporting 25 miles from Maracaibo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Venezuela
Coast Guard
U. S
Caracas
Kingston
Jamaica
Maracaibo
New Tribes Mission of
Chico
Calif
Donna Wetherald
Ben Wetherald
U. S. State Department
Wetherald
New Tribes Mission
David Kimball
Chicago
Kimball
Hazel
Something More Needed In School Driving Course
A $151.44 repair bill prompted the board of education to expand the high school automobile driving course with new maintenance instructions. George L. Purdy noted that oil water and battery checks will be included. The bill covered bearing and crankshaft replacement after low oil left the car damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Board of Education
George L. Purdy
Kenosha Evening News Listings and Rates 1950
The Kenosha Evening News issue lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes daily delivery with mail options for Kenosha Racine Walworth and Lake counties and surrounding areas. Rates include weekly and yearly options for local and distant readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Negro Bishop Heads Parley at Southern California-Arizona Conference
Bishop Alexander P. Shaw of Baltimore presides over the 100th session of the Southern California Arizona annual Methodist conference in Redlands California. The gathering reports more than 1.1 million dollars pledged for the Advance for Christ and His Church campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Calif
Methodist Church
Alexander P. Shaw
Baltimore
University of Redlands
George H. Armacost
Armacost
Methodist
Advance For Christ
Bishop Shaw
Abbeville
Miss
Rust College
Holly Springs
Winchester
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
The
Christian Advocate
New Orleans
Methodist Central Jurisdiction
Manhole Covers Boosted by Blast
Milwaukee firefighters battled a downtown blast that hurled seven manhole covers and tongues of flame into the air. A section of ornamental cornice fell from a fourth floor building as Paul Frank, 28, suffered facial lacerations after driving over a manhole during the explosion. Deputy Fire Chief Ernest Stup pan attributed the blaze to a short circuit in an electric utility feeder line igniting sewer gas and burning insulation. A dense smoke pall, shattered plate glass, and flames marked the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Paul Frank
Ernest Stuppan
Electric Company
Deportation Stay Granted to UN Reporter Kyriazidis
Nicholas Kyriazidis a 30 year old Communist reporter for the London Daily Worker and Cyprus Democratis faces possible deportation renewed by the U S if UN accreditation is renewed UN press officer Wilder Foote said the United States asked for evidence to back charges while Kyriazidis accreditation remains extended Kyriazidis plans to travel to Poland and Czechoslovakia this summer and return for the UN general assembly in September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. S. State Department
Nicholas Kyriazidis
London Daily Worker
Democratis
Wilder Foote
United States
Kyriazidis
Foote
U. S
State Department
Communist Party
Trygve Lie
Lie
Kryazidis
Poland
Czechoslovakia
General Assembly
Mother Kills Paralytic and Self in Milwaukee Suburb
In West Allis a Hamilton Park area home, 18 year old Charlotte found her mother Dorothy McGinn and her paralytic sister Patricia dead in the garage. The car ignition was on and the doors blocked. A note on the table stated there is no future for Patsy and without her there is none for me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
West Allis
Dorothy McGinn
Patricia
Charlotte
Patsy
Harold Phelan
Joseph Cotten Becomes Grandfather at 45
Santa Monica California report states actor Joseph Cotten, 45, is grandfather after the birth of a daughter to Mrs James P Young, 22. The seven pound fourteen ounce baby is the first child for the young couple, whose Hollywood spouse is Cotten's son-in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cotten
Santa Monica
Calif
James P. Young
Young
Hollywood
Madison City Employees Reject Wage Offer
Madison Wisconsin—City employees have rejected a wage proposal and will maintain demand for a $25 monthly raise. The compromise offered last week by the civil service personnel board would have raised wages from $1.30 to $2.08 monthly. Glenn Hugo, president of the Council of City Employes unions, announced the rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U.P
Madison City
Civil Service Personnel Board
Glenn Hugo
Council of
City Employes
Chief Ousted For Consorting
Cleveland area village fires 58 year old police chief Fay Dalrymple after mayor Clem Ley accuses him of consorting with the mayor’s wife Faye. The council voted 6 to 2 for dismissal after a 52 hour hearing attended by about 200 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Highland Heights
Fay
Faye
Fay Dalrymple
Clem
Bud
Ley
Stevens Point Democrat Seeks Seventh District Nomination
Ernest Kluck of Stevens Point Wisconsin announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for the seventh district congressional seat in a campaign aimed at attaining the party's nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
U.P
Ernest Kluck
Stalin Back in Office as Supreme Soviet Votes
Moscow reports the Supreme Soviet unanimously approves Premier Joseph Stalin’s government. Eleven politburo members present as parliament endorses World Peace Partisans resolutions banning atomic weapons and condemning war crimes. Shvernik reelected as presidium head. parliament also approves the 1950 Soviet budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Stockholm
United Nations
United States
British
Russia
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Soviet Union
Shvernik
Politburo
Mrs. Roosevelt Visits Netherlands on Three Day Tour
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt travels from Copenhagen to Our Vossemeer on Tholen Island with Elliott Roosevelt and grandchildren. She signs copies of This I Remember in Dutch for Wilhelmina Cancer fund while Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard greet her at Soestdijk Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vossemeer
Tholen Island
Roosevelt
Copenhagen
Elliott
Wilhelmina Cancer Fund
Wilhelmina
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Soestdijk Royal Palace
Fire danger spikes across Western forests in Colorado and Wyoming
Colorado and Wyoming forests face critical fire danger as drought and winds dry grasses and timber. Officials report peak danger in seven Colorado national forests, with 8,000 acres burned in recent fires near Grand Mesa and Pagosa Springs. Public cooperation urged to reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
U. S. Forest Service
W. S
Slim) Davis
Arapaho
Grand Mesa
Gunnison
Rio Grande
San Juan- Ancompaghie
White River
Medicine Bow Forest
Pagosa Springs
Davis
Andresen assails trade policy harming U S flour mills
Representative August H. Andresen of Minnesota criticizes administration trade policy as ostrich-like and says Canadian millers have captured U S export markets. He cites 1947 to present mill closures and wage cuts, urging use of the international wheat agreement to curb competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
August H. Andresen
Minn
U. S
Andresen
Wood County Population Shows Substantial Gains
Preliminary 1950 census figures show Wood County total 50,524, up 5,673 from 1940. Wisconsin Rapids rises to 13,518, Marshfield to 12,377, with Nekoosa and Port Edwards also increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Marshfield
Nekoosa
Port Edwards
Government to ease wheat production controls next year
Washington reports the Brannan administration will drop rigid 1951 wheat quotas due to a below average 1950 crop. Farmers may receive voluntary planting reductions up to about 7 million acres under a next year program to limit surpluses and reduce carryover stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Charles F. Brannan
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Truman
Japan
Defense Department
Johnson and Bradley
Itazuke
Kyushu
Chitose
Hokkaido
Yokosuka
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo Bay
Vladivostok
Yokohama
Eenam
Gates
Mare
Kenosha News
S8th St
San Diego
Honolulu
Mars
Stalin
Mrs. Roosevelt
Great Plains
Union Dye
Wque Nt
Fifty-Sixth Street
Fifth Ave
Joe R. Hanley
New York State
Hanley
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
E. J. Murray
HOTEL
Dayton
Murray
Appleton
Studebaker
Wade Motors, Inc
18Th Avenue
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