Milwaukee Fire Claims Two Children in Early Morning Tragedy
Fire in Milwaukee's south side leveled two taverns and two restaurants, killing Vera Ann Hatrick seven months and Bonnie 10, while rescuers saved seven children and others. Investigators cited an undetermined cause in De Quardo's Pizza rear boiler with reported $40,000 in damages.
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Milwaukee
Third Battalion
Frank Majerowski
Betty Jane Hatrick
Bonnie
Nateal
Majerowski
de Quardo
Hat Tricks
Harold Talbott Dies Suddenly In Palm Beach
Harold E. Talbott former Secretary of the Air Force from 1953 to 1955 died suddenly at a friend's home in Palm Beach Florida He was born in Dayton Ohio and would have turned 60 on March 31 Funeral plans were to be announced by his wife Margaret Thayer Talbott Doctors suspected a heart attack as the cause of death with officials not yet certain.
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Edward Wischer
Milton Bartelson, Sr
Wischer
Palm Beach
Flan
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Eisenhower
Talbott
Dayton
Harry Payne Bingham
Margaret Thayer
Open Sunday feature classifies stores all day Sunday
Classified pages tonight highlight stores open all day Sunday for easy shopping when guests arrive or a Sunday snack is needed. The feature aims to help readers plan spontaneous visits and patronize participating shops during weekend hours.
Milwaukee Moves to Build Major Air Terminal
Milwaukee leaders launch a drive to create a trunk air terminal aiming to break the Chicago bottleneck and establish Milwaukee as a second gateway in the upper Midwest. The CAB hearings will consider Milwaukee routes linking to the Northeast Southeast and Rocky Mountain regions.
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Madison
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Milwaukee
Thomas Jordan
Jordan
Chicago
Upper Midwest
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin
Auto Jumps Curb Kills Pedestrian in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee woman and three 16 year old girls were injured or killed when an automobile jumped a curb and struck pedestrians. Mrs Estelle Mann 68 died on arrival at Milwaukee County Hospital. Nadine Martin Virginia Palmer and Josephine Brown were treated for multiple injuries. Police said the car dragged victims about 35 feet as bystanders fled to safety.
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Milwaukee
Estelle Mann
Milwaukee County Hospital
Nadine Martin
Virginia Palmer
Josephine Brown
Yugoslav Air Force Captain Seeks Asylum in Austria
An officer from the Yugoslav air force landed a military plane near Bruck in Styria and sought political asylum in Austria. Austrian officials identified him as Captain Blaz Munjko, 35, from Zagreb, who flew across the border yesterday and was taken to Vienna.
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Graz
Austria
Bruck
Styria
Blaz Munjko
Zagreb
Vienna
Weather snapshot for Kenosha weekend chill and sun
The forecast calls for considerable sunshine and wind with chilly temperatures over the weekend. Yesterday’s high reached 43 and low 24 at the sewage plant, with 7 am reading 21 and a drop to 17 by 8:45. By late morning it was 20, downtown 20, and tonight may dip to 10 before near 30 tomorrow. Sunrise was 6:25 am and sunset 5:42 pm.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Air Marshal and Seven Airmen Die in Ottawa Crash
Air Vice Marshal Robert C. Ripley age 44 and seven Canadian airmen died when a two engine B25 crashed and burned on a country road 13 miles south of Ottawa while en route from North Bay to Ottawa. The plane exploded in flight and crashed near a busy highway with no survivors.
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Ottawa
Robert C. Ripley
North Bay
Ont
Doctrine Faces Test in Senate on Middle East Aid
The Senate debated a Russell amendment to strip $200 million in aid from the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine resolution. Supporters include southern Democrats and economy-minded Republicans. Administration leaders expect a close vote and a rare Saturday session to push the measure through by Tuesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Russell
Demand for Teachers in Wisconsin Jobs Surpass Applicants
R. A. Walker director of the University of Wisconsin Teacher Placement bureau said Thursday there are five jobs for every applicant registered with the bureau.
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Madison
R. A. Walker
University of Wisconsin
Teacher Placement Bureau
Expansion of Hospital Aids Ke nosha Facility Plan
Plans move forward on a three story addition to St. Catherine's Hospital laundry and boiler room. cost estimated at 122000 with Ford Foundation grant of 59400 aiding part of the project. Frank Zoubeck is general contractor Kaelber Plumbing and Heating handles heating and plumbing Dave Speaker Co handles electrical work.
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St. Catherine’s Hospital
Frank Zoubeck
Tth Ave
Kaelber Plumbing and Heating Co
Dave Speaker Co
Kenosha Hospital
Revolt Flare in East Indonesia Declares Military Rule
In East Indonesia a bloodless revolt proclaimed a new autonomous governance pattern similar to last December in Sumatra. 51 eastern leaders declare a coup and install A P Pettarani as military governor over Celebes and the Moluccas while opposing Sukarno’s plan to include Communists in government with Lt Col Ventje Sumual named as rebel leader.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Sukarno
Celebes
A. P. Pettarani
Indoesia
Moluccas
Sunda Islands
Ventje Sumual
Thailand declares state of emergency after contested election
Premier Pibulsonggram imposes emergency rule as army and navy feud over results. U S Embassy notes student unrest in Bangkok. Plan to mass demonstrations by Chu longkorn and Thamasart students cited. foreign embassies urged to keep citizens away from crowds. Rumors of a coup circulate as ballots count.
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Bangkok
Thailand
P. Pibulsonggram
Singapore
U. S
State Department
Washington
Chulongkorn
Thamasart
Pibulsonggram
National Assembly
Navy
Army
Sultan OKs Mid-East Doctrine In Morocco Visit
Sultan Mohammed V endorses Eisenhower's Middle East policy after Nixon explains terms. Nixon receives enthusiastic Moroccan welcome on first Africa leg of an eight-country tour before heading to the Gold Coast to become Ghana. Princess Lalla Amina meets Mrs Nixon.
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Nixon
U. S
Richard Nixon
Moulay Hassan
Sultan Mohammed V
Morocco
Rabat
Eisenhower
Middle East
Africa
Gold Coast
Ghana
White Palace
Lalla Amina
Unidentified guided missile lost at Patrick AFB Florida
An uniden tified guided missile fired at Patrick Air Force Base Florida Friday went out of control and possibly exploded in a red flash near Playland Beach. Pentagon spokesman said no one was injured and declined further details.
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Washington
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Playland
Pentagon
Missile Test Center
New Smyrna Beach
Alamogordo
N. M
Rocky Mountains
Patrick
American Turncoat Back in Free World
Samuel D. Hawkins, the American turncoat who returned from Communist China last Wednesday, arrives in the United States today aboard a Pan American Airways plane. He told reporters in Hong Kong he is confident his Russian wife can join him, as she awaits an entry visa in Peiping for Hong Kong.
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Honolulu
Samuel D. Hawkins
Free World
China
Pan American Airways
Hawkins
Hong Kong
United States
Peiping
Postponed English Pancake Race Puts 1958 on Hold
Organizers announce a one year postponement due to administrative difficulties. About 160 members from Pall Mall Piccadilly clubs trained for the Hyde Park Shrove Tuesday pancake relay. The event, rooted in Olney legend, will resume in 1958 with teams from Cavalry Club leading the challenge.
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London
England
Pall Mail
Picadily
Rotten Row
Hyde Park
Cavalry Club
Eisenhower Nominates Whittaker to Supreme Court
President Eisenhower named U. S. Circuit Judge Charles Evans Whittaker of Kansas City to the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy from Stanley Reed’s retirement. Whittaker, 56, a Republican, would tilt the court to five Democrats and four Republicans if confirmed. The Troy Kansas native had prior federal bench nominations by Eisenhower.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas City
U. S. Supreme Court
Whittaker
Stanley F. Reed
Senate
Troy
Kan
Pope Pius XII Celebrates 81st Birthday And 18th Year As Pope
Pope Pius XII marks his 81st birthday and the 18th anniversary of his election. In Rome, residents and visitors gather in St. Peter's Square as gold and white papal flags fly over Vatican City. He continues his regular duties with a morning Mass in his private chapel and ongoing work.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
Notre Dame historian Rev. Philip J. Mitchell dies at 41
The Rev. Philip J. Mitchell assistant professor of history at the University of Notre Dame and former Notre Dame professor at Portland dies Friday in South Bend Indiana. He was born in St John New Brunswick Canada.
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South Bend
Ind
Philip J. Mitchell
University of Notre Dame
University of Portland
Ore
St. John, N. B
Canada
Ben-Gurion Faces Revolt Over Gaza Withdrawals
Israel's leadership plans to withdraw from Sharm El Sheikh and Gaza while UN supervision is sought. Dayan and Burns to meet at Lydda to outline preliminary pullback steps. Ben-Gurion faces coalition revolt and protests in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa amid regional tensions.
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Washington
Israel
United Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Moshe Dayan
E. L. M. Burns
UN Emergency Forces
UNEF
Lydda
Aqaba
Tel Aviv
Sharm el Sheikh
Jerusalem
Haifa
Ben-Gurion
John Foster Dulles
Cairo
al Ahram
Egypt
United States
Herut Freedom Party
Ben- Gurion
Mapam
United Workers
Ahdut Avoda
Unity of Labor
Farm Worker Dies From Bite of Snake in Florida
A 44 year old Puerto Rican farm worker died Friday after a venomous snake bite on a Delray Beach area farm. The sheriff said he apparently died from lack of timely emergency treatment.
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Lake Worth, Fla
Sheriff's Office
Dionisio M. Torres
Delray Beach
Luther Orange Lemon Laid to Rest
Luther Orange Lemon aged 56 longtime treasurer and director at J Walter Thompson Advertising Agency died Thursday He was born in Richmond Indiana and associated with Mt Kisco New York for many years
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Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Luther Orange Lemon
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency
Richmond
Ind
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