General Fishing Season Opens Across Wisconsin After Midnight
The general fishing season begins after 12:01 a.m. Saturday with most fish legal to catch in Wisconsin. In Kenosha County, licenses sold reached 7,579 resident and 4,865 non resident last year, with about 2,000 licenses pre issued for the new season. Muskellunge and black bass have special openings later in the spring, and spawning beds are marked to protect spawning fish. The weather is cold and anglers anticipate heavy fishing pressure statewide. Local zones list muskellunge bans until May 25 and black bass until June 20.
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Favor Mediator For Holy Land
The Palestine special assembly votes 37 240 to 15 abstentions to send a United Nations mediator to the Holy Land. The proposal for a peace commissioner, backed by the United States and France, goes to a plenary session of 58 nations for final action. Dr Abba Hillel Silver said Israel will secure itself regardless of UN moves.
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Tel Aviv
National Guard Called To Minnesota Plants Strike Incident
The Minnesota national guard was called to Newport and South St. Paul packing plants after a mob raided the Cudahy plant in Newport. About 30 workers were taken as hostages. 11 to 12 were later accounted for. Union and management talks were urged to address the strike.
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Luther Youngdahl
Cudahy
Ellard Walsh
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Swenson
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Truman Seeks Long Range Farm Program
President Truman urged Congress to pass a long range farm program focused on expanding productive capacity and a price support system guiding production to the market. He listed six policy goals including parity, ample domestic supply, nutrition, and better living for small and tenant farmers as groundwork for a 1960 farm vote strategy.
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GOP
Good Limburger Is Delight Says Professional Sniffer
Chicago amateur cheese expert Fred Galli of Rice Lake Wisconsin packs twenty years of tasting know how into a defense of limburger odor He says removing a cheese smell would ruin its identity and impede judging aroma and flavor at contests His routine spans sight texture sniff and nibble to score cheese quality
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Fred Galli
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Wis
Galli
Jews Proclaim State in Palestine Ends Britain's Rule
Kenosha men were elected officers of the Wisconsin Manufacturers' association at the Milwaukee meeting. Col H J Mellum Nash Kelvinator was named vice president and H J Rafferty American Brass to the board. Rep Fred A Hartley urged stronger Taft Hartley provisions and possible federal action on union shop elections strikes. L D Harkrider was elected president. Robert Ewens named executive vice president. Rex Reeder treasurer. George Kull secretary. Three new board members were chosen and existing directors re-elected.
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New Jersey
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Lewis
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New York
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Waukesha
Wis
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S. Gwyn Scanlan
Madison
George Kull
Rafferty
M. C. McIver
Mellon
Ashland
Frank Verbest
Alfred Kickhofer
Paul Coddington
H. B. Kraut
Fond du Lac
C. S. Anderson
Racine
W. J. Grede
Reciprocal Trade Renewal Urged By President
President Truman urged renewal of the reciprocal trade program with modest amendments to keep America as a world economic leader. The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a Republican backed bill to extend the act for one year with an amendment granting Congress veto power over pacts if tariff limits are exceeded.
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Two Columns of Egyptians Reported Across Border
Cairo reports that two columns of regular Egyptian troops crossed the border into Palestine according to Al Assas, the organ of Premier Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha's party.
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Power Cut Off To American Zone In Korea Crisis
The Soviet backed northern Korea cut power to the American occupied south isolating Seoul. Lt. Gen. John Hodge activated emergency generation but output reached only half to three quarters of need. Power barges at Pusan and Inchon would help, diesel gensets aided streetcars as talks with northern authorities stalled.
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Inchon
Japan
Pyongkang
U.S
Hodge
38Th Parallel
Arraignment for Kuhl Monday in Federal Court
Milwaukee officials report that Frank J. Kuhl former U S collector of internal revenue for Wisconsin and eight other former department officials will be arraigned in U S district court Monday morning. They face conspiracy to solicit political campaign funds and 15 counts under the Pendleton Act. The group includes Clarence J Williamson Stephen H Stevens Paul W Thiel James P Flood Jerome J Mizkewiz Henry W Roloff Paul W Pemberton and Clarence J Wittak. All are summoned to appear before District Judge F Ryan Duffy. The arrests followed a grand jury probe.
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Frank J. Kuhl
U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue
Wisconsin
U. S. District Court
Kuhl
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Stephen H. Stevens
Paul W. Thiel
Fond du Lac
James P. Flood
Green Bay
Jerome J. Mizkewiz
Flood
Henry W. Roloff
Madison
Paul W
Cattle Buyer William Brockthrup Dies in Appleton Hospital
William H. Brockthrup 54 a prominent Wisconsin cattle buyer died yesterday in an Appleton hospital surrounded by family. The Kaukauna native was well known in regional livestock circles and active with local cattle auctions.
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William H. Brockthrup
Wisconsin
Appleton
Clock Is Neutral In Battle Over Daylight Time
Logan county farmers push Lincoln to abolish fast time while merchants favor keeping it and defer to voters next year. The Logan county courthouse clock remains still, not running for three days.
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Lincoln
Logan County
Navy Secretary urges newer ship types and big carrier
Secretary Sullivan asked Congress to let the Navy pause 13 existing ships, divert about 300 million dollars to newer vessels including guided missile ships and a 65 000 ton aircraft carrier. He spoke to a House Armed Services subcommittee amid broader defense and draft reform clashes.
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R-Ny
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Sir Robert Clive Dies at 70 Former British Envoy
Sir Robert Henry Clive, 70, former British ambassador to Japan and Belgium, who entered the diplomatic service in 1902, died Thursday in Forest Row Sussex England.
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England
Robert Henry Clive
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Belgium
Admits Tavern Burglary Here Loot Recovered
Detectives arrest Ted Mielke after he confesses to a tavern burglary at Schilling's tavern on Sixtieth Street. About $31 in cash plus merchandise were recovered. entry was via a south side washroom window. Mielke, with a juvenile record, faces county court arraignment today.
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Sixtieth Street
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Fortieth Avenue
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Mielke
Schilling
John Boswell
Leo Zavacki
L. Siver
Cooper Road
Siver
Dets
Boswell
Zavacki
Riley
Birth of Jewish state sparks looming Arab Jewish war
The Jewish declaration of independence establishes Israel as a state effective at midnight. Arab forces mass for invasion while the Arab League proclaims a state of war. Reports say Arab Legionnaires and tribesmen wipe out four Jewish colonies near Jerusalem, with 200 Jews killed. Magen tofa braces for three fronts as Syrian Egyptian Iraqi Trans-Jordan forces move. Red Cross replaces British flag over King David hotel.
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Holy Land
Alan Gordon Cunningham
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Kfar Etzion
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Haganah
Dan
Negeb Desert
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The
Arab League Nations
Syria
Lebanon
Trans-Jordan
Amman
League of Nations
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Cyprus
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Red Cross
Jacques de Reynier
Parisius Resigns From Commerce Department
Herbert W. Parisius resigns as director of the areas division in the International Trade Office of the Commerce Department to enter private business. He had previously faced a charge by Rep. O'Konski of soliciting subscriptions for an alleged Communist magazine.
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Herbert W. Parisius
O’konski
Barking of Dog Triggers Rescue of Bound Girl
A four year old girl named Pamela was found bound with wire and weighed with boxes and cement blocks in a garage two blocks from her home. A neighbor heard a fox terrier barking and alerted authorities. Police say she showed no signs of assault and could not recount the events. Her mother, Madeline Bahr, reported the child missing earlier.
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Green Army
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Xanthos Popoulakis
Athens University
Goina
Charles Bremer
Dayton
Ohio
Beig
Bobby
Frederick
Earl
Dorothy Irene
Milwaukee
Pamela
Madeline Bahr
Sgt. Hurley
Eleven Firms Seek to Build Kenosha Homes
The Kenosha Housing Authority on plans to evaluate 11 outside firms bidding to construct 327 permanent homes. If accepted, bids open June 4 after May 20 advertisements. local bids were rejected twice as too high. FHA financing targets about $7,600 per unit with $3,000,000 backing from Advance Mortgage Loan Corp. and KYF.
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Ill. Scientist Reports Virus Work Opens Vaccine Possibility
An Illinois scientist reports work on a new mumps virus concentration in Minneapolis that could enable a more potent vaccine than the one recently announced in Australia. The finding suggests progress toward stronger immunization options.
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