Haukedahl Heads Wisconsin Police Chiefs Association
Kenosha Police Chief Stanley G. Haukedahl was elected president of the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association at the three day conference. Officers named include George C. Long Harry D. Macklin Michael Grafenauer Jr Glenn Zimmermann and Rudolph J. Exner. Milwaukee to host the 1957 conference and a tamper proof ignition bill was adopted. A gala banquet, youth bureau panel, and traffic institute address highlighted the event.
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Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association
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Stanley G. Haukedahl
Kenosha
George C. Long
la Crosse
Harry D. Macklin
New London
Michael Grafenauer, Jr
West Milwaukee
Glenn Zimmermann
Plymouth
Rudolph J. Exner
Wisconsin Rapids
John Thompson
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Lee D. Smith
First Methodist Church
Lloyd Carson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Dayton
Ray Ashworth
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Mike Wolke
Milwaukee
Beulah Hartwig
Harry V. Carlson
Rail Wreck In Warsaw Injures 37 on Trail Blazer
The Trail Blazer from Chicago to New York derailed near Warsaw injuring 37, with none fatally. Thirteen passengers and staff remained hospitalized, 24 treated and released. A defective journal on a diner’s kitchen end caused the crash, breaking the train and tearing up a quarter mile of track.
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Chicago
New York
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Murphy Medical Center
Pakistan Premier Mohamad Ali resigns amid M L campaign
In Karachi Mohamad Ali announced his resignation from the Moslem League saying he was double crossed and had suffered in silence while vilification and slander intensified. He cited forceful campaigns against him and vowed to quit his post.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohamad Ali
Weather warms but remains below normal in Wisconsin
A warming trend reached Kenosha and Wisconsin but readings stayed under typical levels. Overnight low 33 at Park Falls. today’s highs ranged from 62 at the sewage plant to 68 at American Motors and 65 downtown. Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a high in the 70s expected. Pollen count 25.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
American Motors
Park Falls
Father Kills Wife Son Self in Chicago Tragedy
Chicago police say Jack D. Adams 22 killed his wife Patricia 21 and their 3 year old son Richard with bullets, then took his own life. Adams allegedly feared meeting $89 monthly car payments, a family sister who found them reported.
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Jack D. Adams
Patricia
Richard
Adams
Jean Bowlin
Ore ships sail Milwaukee amid steel strike waning
The last of a fleet of iron ore ships tied at Jones Island due to the steel strike and two follow up recognition strikes sailed back to work Friday.
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Milwaukee
Jones Island
Storm Typhoon Emma Strikes Okinawa Weathers 128 MPH Winds
The fierce North Pacific typhoon Emma battered Okinawa with 128 mph sustained winds and 156 mph gusts, dumping heavy rain and crippling communications. Officials fear large loss of life among Okinawans while 40,000 US troops and families shelter underground. Manila reports widespread flooding as national transit slows.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Cypriot Guerrillas Clash with British Troops in Cyprus
In Nicosia a running gunfight erupted after Cypriot guerrillas raided a Kyrenia police station burying three bombs and escaping with arms in a clash with British troops. The exchange left no casualty details in the report.
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Kyrenia
Bible Reader Arrested Over Bookmarks In Lottery Slips
Baltimore police arrested a man Friday on a charge linked to his use of bookmarks made from three lottery slips.
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Baltimore
Poll Workers Granted Five Dollar Pay Increase
Kenosha City Council approved a raise for poll workers to 18 dollars a day and precinct chairmen to 20 dollars a day starting with the upcoming primary. The measure passed 5 to 1 with Shirlee Lake absent, and officials said retroactive pay is not allowed by state law. The council plans to revisit the issue before the November election.
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Edward Fechner
Earl Morton
Harry Copen
Gilbert Petzke
Ansley Whiteside
Shirlee Lake
John Madison
Milwaukee
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Fechner
Kenosha
Joseph Sawicki
Ernest Hess
Kenosha News
Morton
Robert V. Baker
Lourigan
Faces Murder Trial in La Crosse Case
Clarence Parson a 56 year old construction worker was bound over to circuit court for trial after waiving preliminary hearing in county court Friday on a charge of first degree murder in the strangulation death of Mrs Winifred Kendhammer
Jet Base Land Purchase Moves Forward in Kenosha County
Congressman Lawrence Smith reports the Air Force has authority to buy about 5,400 acres in Brighton and Burlington townships for a new Bong base south of Highway 43. Land cost is $1.7 million with $30 million in total appropriations including road, gas line, and cemetery relocations.
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Racine
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Kenosha Man Drowns After Fishing Trip
An elderly Kenoshan, Alex Sonopal aged 72, died after an asthma attack caused him to topple into Kenosha harbor while fishing with Adam Prodoko aged 73. Coast Guard, police and a rescue team recovered him but he could not be revived. He was born in Russia in 1884 and lived in Kenosha since 1920. He worked at American Brass Co. and was a member of St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church and Local 19322. He was predeceased by his wife and had no known survivors.
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Simmons Pier
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Eugene Schend
Russia
Argo
Kenosha
American Brass Co
St. Nicholas
Vienna Weighs Comic Ban Over Juvenile Influence
Austria's Justice Ministry proposed banning all comic strips from circulation citing a corruptible influence on youths. The move targets publishers retailers and includes potential penalties for noncompliance. The proposal prompts debate among creators and cultural groups.
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Vienna
Justice Ministry
Austria
Showdown at Sturgis Expected Monday
FBI agents arrived last night and orders went out to hundreds of Kentucky National Guardsmen after threats from mobs in two western Kentucky communities. A state officer warned the clash would occur when schools reopen Monday in Sturgis and nearby Clay.
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Sturgis
FBI
Kentucky
Clay
Flaming Crash On 32 Kills 1
Racine Wisconsin early today a flaming three car wreck on Highway 32 south of Racine killed Lorenzo Ramirez 63 and injured seven others who were hospitalized at St Luke's. Skid marks suggest Marilee Hartog 18 nicked Ramirez causing his car to tip and ignite then a head on with Paul Van Marter Jr. 23. Four injured were teenage girls in the Hartog vehicle.
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Wis
Lorenzo Ramirez
St. Luke's Hospital
Marilee Hartog
Ramirez
Hartog
Paul van Marter Jr
Church budget approved by synod in Lancaster
The General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church approved a record budget of 15.3 million dollars for three years. Funds will support expansion of church work domestically and overseas, recruit new members, and strengthen denomination supported schools.
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Lancaster
General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cairo Suez Talks Not Yet at Final Stages Says Spokesman
In Cairo officials said negotiations with Egyptian President Nasser over the Suez Canal continued with five nations meeting for two hours and planning another session before a possible Sunday meeting with Nasser. U.S. opposition to UN intervention and fears of a British French attack linger as talks stall.
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Balloon Sets Altitude Record at 27 Miles Over Earth
Minneapolis physicists from the University of Minnesota pursued a giant pyramid shaped balloon that climbed more than 27 miles above the earth to set a new altitude record. Dr. Edward Ney said no new reports on the balloon's location had been received since late last night as the armed services sponsored the project.
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