Allies Raid Red Outposts Near Panmunjom in Dawn Assault
Allied raiders struck Communist outposts northeast of Panmunjom before dawn. They killed 27 Reds, wounded 13, and forced 20 to retreat. Sabre jets pounded rails and supply centers as air forces claimed multiple MIGs destroyed or damaged and the week yielded strong rail destruction and front-line hits.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
Panmunjom
Seerasesivua CO
Rats
Far East
Vincent K. Buck
Prichard
Ala
O. P. Weyland
VU. S. 1St Marine Division
Kumhwa
Mundungi
Milwaukee Man Handles Hidden Fortunes After Divorce
Frank Przanowski refused to disclose how much money he had left and where it was hidden after his former wife took 2500 from his life savings. The 61 year old Cudahy laborer had saved 9200 for a rainy day and faced 1569 in welfare relief payments and a back alimony claim that was settled at 2500.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Frank Przanowski
Przanowski
Cudahy
County Welfare Department
Army to Survey Lake Damages
President Truman asked Army engineers to survey high water damage along the shores of the five Great Lakes. Lawmakers say record levels have caused over a billion dollars in losses, and the president directed a survey to recommend a remedy.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Five Great Lakes
Lakes States
House
Lakes
Chinese Reds Destroy Road Links With Coast
Dispatches to independent Chinese newspapers report methodical destruction by the Reds of roads inland from the South China coast. The Reds aim to destroy all but trunk highways to hinder invasion forces from the sea, a pattern noted over the past two months.
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Hong Kong
South China
Wisconsin Weekend Weather Forecast Extends Warmth And Clouds
Showers stretched along Wisconsin’s southern edge today while the rest of the state stayed fair and cool. The weekend brings partly cloudy skies and a slight warm up Sunday, with today’s high 62 to 68 and low 38 to 44. Precipitation yesterday totaled 0.02 inches. yesterday’s high was 54 and low 40, with noon at 51 degrees.
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Wisconsin
UN demands acceptance of POW exchange from Koreas
United Nations insisted no armistice in Korea until Communists accept Allied POW exchange terms. Vice Admiral Joy said no further concessions while North Korea’s Nam Il refused to accept exchanging nearly 100,000 prisoners for 12,000 Allied captives. Joy urged reconsideration to speed peace talks.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
United Nations
C. Turner Joy
Joy
Nam Il
Reds
Nam II
La Crosse Man Charged With Embezzlement Over $250000
John P. Walljasper, former manager of Community Sales Service, pleaded innocent to embezzling over $25 000 with potential shortages reaching 250 000 dollars. District Attorney John Bosshard said funds may total a quarter of a million as books are reviewed. He was released on 2500 dollar bond and trial is unlikely before fall.
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Bosshard
End Construction Strike Settled in Milwaukee Area
A month long construction strike in four counties ended yesterday as employers ratified an agreement drafted with the help of a federal conciliator.
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Milwaukee
Paratroopers Reinforce Koje Island Prison Camp
Gen. Mark W. Clark ordered the 187th airborne infantry to Koje Island to restore control over rebellious prisoners at Camp No. 1. The unit, previously engaged near Pyongyang and Munsan, will reinforce U. S. and South Korean guards and enforce Geneva convention rules and discipline.
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Pusan
Korea
U.P
U. S
Koje Island
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
187Th Airborne Infantry
Koje
Clark
Tokyo
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Kore
Roje
187Th Airborn
Haydon L. Boatner
No. 1
187Th
Red Capital
Pyongyang
Munsan
Japan
Subcommittee to decide next step in McCarthy probe
Senate rules subcommittee plans a closed door meeting to set its next move in the Benton led inquiry into Senator McCarthy. The panel has just wrapped public hearings on the Lustron article sale and may reopen or extend probes into additional charges.
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Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Benton
D-Conn
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Connecticut
Lustron Corp
Communist Party
Sen
Hayden
D-Ariz
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Benton
Committee
Welker
Subcommittee
Congress
Lustron
Vandenberg's cancer revealed after operation
General Hoyt S. Vandenberg air force chief of staff underwent exploratory surgery for illness. NEA reports abdominal cancer, disclosed after a hospital transfer and a public relations effort to keep the diagnosis private. Initial two week absence cited now in doubt as he recovers.
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Washington
NEA
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Pentagon
Walter Reed Medical Center
T.B
General Vandenberg
Doctors
Lloyd Lewis
Air Medical
Vandenberg
Franco Says Spain Will Align With West On Military Matters
Generalissimo Francisco Franco asserts Spain will line up with the West on military matters but calls it a violation of democracy for Western nations to force Spain to change its government. He spoke at the opening of parliament’s fourth three year session, saying coordinating military efforts with other countries is essential to avoid isolation.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Oil Strike Hurtles Toward Settlement With Minor Gripes
Nationwide oil walkout stalls as Sinclair workers and two Rocky Mountain locals protest small contract points. Fringes such as retroactivity escalator clauses and renegotiation time limits spark walkouts in Denver Casper and Cheyenne while other unions move toward back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
U.P
Sinclair Oil Company
Rocky Mountain
CIO
Sinclair
Wyco Pipeline Co
Casper
Cheyenne
Wyo
Milwaukee Man Killed in Kenosha County Crash
Morris Hawkins aged 37 died when a Milwaukee bound car left Highway 41 west of Kenosha, struck an embankment, and overturned. Franklin Clayton, 36, also from Milwaukee, suffered a skull fracture and remained unconscious eight hours after the 11 am collision. The auto belonged to a Philadelphia rental firm.
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Kenosha County
Milwaukee
Morris Hawkins
Highway 41
Kenosha Hospital
Franklin Clayton
Clayton
Hawkins
Philadelphia
Accident on County Trunk A leaves two men dead near overturned car
A car going south on 41 lost control about a quarter mile south of Somers road. Hawkins, a Black man, and Clayton, a white man, were found at opposite ends of the vehicle. Coroner Raven declared Hawkins dead and sent the body to a Milwaukee funeral home. In a separate incident Elmer Aiello, 29, injured his left hand when his auto crossed highways 31 and 6, breached a barbed fence, and damaged a farmer’s cattle enclosure.
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Hawkins
Clayton
Somers Road
Art Blake
East Parkway
William Raven
Milwaukee
Elmer Aiello
22Nd Ave
Emil Klienschmit
Rt. 2
Aiello
Taft Seeks Constitutional Move to Curb Spending
Senator Taft and Senator Ferguson proposed a constitutional amendment to limit federal appropriations, aiming for about 55 billion dollars annually, roughly 30 billion less than President Truman's 1953 budget. The plan would curb congressional power to appropriate funds and influence the public debt.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Ferguson
Rmich
Truman
Congress
Proxmire Claims Wisconsin Farmers Pay Highest Taxes
Assemblyman William Proxmire, Democratic candidate for governor, charged that Wisconsin farmers bear higher property taxes than any other American farmers. He told the Jackson County Democratic committee that seven Republican legislatures raised farm taxes to a high record while cutting taxes for wealthier Wisconsin citizens.
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Black River Falls
Wis
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
America
Jackson County
Democratic Organizing Committee
Warner Bros Fire Destroys Eight Acres of Sets at Studio
Flames swept Warner Bros in Burbank destroying eight acres of sets including New York streets and paper city backings for England France Italy and Germany. Firefighters from Burbank Glendale LA and the studio fought for hours as the blaze damaged equipment. four people treated for minor injuries and one thousand bulbs exploded in the heat.
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Burbank
Calif
U.P
Warner Bros
Ae SS
Burt Lancaster
Gordon Macrae
Steve
Uny Lilcin
New Valliee Lhe
UUU
Jack Warner
Warner
New York Street
Sound Stage
England
France
Italy
Germany
Glendale
Los Angeles
Studio
Studio Hospital
Wisconsin auto club urges gas stops this weekend
Milwaukee U P says motorists should stop for gasoline this weekend but urges no trip postponement despite gas shortage.
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Milwaukee
U.P
The
Wisconsin Automobile Club
Murray Attacks Sawer Over Steel Mills Bias at Convention
Philip Murray denounces Commerce Secretary Sawyer as biased toward the CIO United Steelworkers during the Sixth biennial Constitutional Convention. He urges a prompt meeting to propose wage stabilization board recommendations while defending union commitment to bargaining and plant protection during strikes.
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Philadelphia
Philip Murray
Secretary of Commerce
CIO
Cio-United Steelworkers
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
America
Truman
Murray
Sawyer
Steel
Wage Stabilization Board
Commerce Secretary
Million Dollar Oil Fire Ends in Corpus Christi
A million dollar oil fire in Corpus Christi, Texas, was extinguished after a sleepless night. Foamite carbon dioxide extinguishers, delivered from Houston, suffocated the remaining flames in two smaller tanks as 200,000 pounds of foamite were applied. About 27 blocks and 300 families evacuated, with firemen aided by 400 Navy personnel and local crews. No looting occurred and Red Cross and Salvation Army provided meals to responders.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Houston
Kathleen Marshall
The
Red Cross
Corpus Christi Naval Training Center
Corpus Christi Coast Guard Station
Navy
Salvation Army
Brinks Suspect Murder Victim in Rhode Island
Carlton M. O'Brien a 49 year old roadhouse owner and identified Brink s robbery suspect was found shot dead outside his home in West Warwick Rhode Island Police said O'Brien was the main Brink s suspect in the Boston 1 219 000 robbery The investigation tied to Alfred A Gagnon who claimed a 15000 share and was later robbed of the money in a separate holdup triggering a guard on his family home and two police inquiries by state authorities
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West Warwick
Brink
Boston
Carlton M. O’brien
Hector Groteau
Massachusetts
Francis E. Kelly
James V. Crowley
O’brien
Providence
O'Brien
Kelly
Alfred A. Gagnon
Rhode Island
Howard
William E. Powers
Gagnon
Williamsburg
Posse hunts woods for missing Wisconsin woman
A 50 man posse combed the dense woods north of Weyerhauser in search of 73 year old Mrs. Frank Frederickson who failed to return from a morning stroll at about 10 a.m. yesterday. Her husband notified Rusk County officials as night fell with no sign of her.
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Weyerhauser
Wis
U.P
Here
Frank Frederickson
Rusk County
Judge rejects union bid to vacate picketing order at Marathon Electric
Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau ruled against the union in Wisconsin. The case centers on an order from the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board limiting picketing at Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp during an 80 day labor dispute.
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Wausau
Gerald Boileau
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp
Beloit to Milwaukee Bus Route Granted Permanent Status
The Peoria Rockford Bus Co of Rockford Illinois received Public Service Commission authority to operate a Beloit to Milwaukee route on a permanent basis.
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Madison
Peoria- Rockford Bus Co
Rockford, Ill
Public Service Commission
Beloit
Milwaukee
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Red Guns
Boatner
Haydon Boatner
Parry
Francis Dodd
By Wendell Merick
United Press Staff
Speed
See Vandenberg
Peter Edson
NEA Telephoto
Hoyt Vandenberg
Franco
West
Chicago
Ill
CIO Oil Union
O. A. Knight
Warner Brothers Studio
Warner Brothers
Brinks
Woods
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