Evening school enrollment opens September 20 at three sites
Enrollment for fall term evening classes begins Monday September 20 from 7 to 9 P M at the Vocational School high school annex and Mary D. Bradford high school west door. Veterans may take courses for credit refresher or vocational advancement with many subjects offered including math science English and shop技.
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Army to Use Troops If Dock Labor Fails on West Coast
Secretary Royall said the army will deploy troops to load cargo if civilian workers and stevedores cannot be secured. A CIO longshoremen strike has stalled movement to Pacific bases, with the army pursuing civilian hires and contracts to handle essential overseas shipments.
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Royall
CIO
Pacific
Toots the Catdom FBI Cat Dies at Police Station
The station cat Toots, known as the FBI of Catdom, died in the station yard after three years of service. She survived threats and rough treatment, aided by Sgt Beulah McNeil, and was found dead in bushes near headquarters.
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Beulah McNeil
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Policeman Extinguishes Fire With Ice Cream Cone
Ontario California police officer Alfred Bolsta halted a blazing hot rod when he jammed an ice cream cone into the leaking gas tank opening. The quick act stopped the fire as the teen driver fled the scene without injury.
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Alfred Bolsta
Bolsta
Michigan upset top in seven-state primary showing Ford over Jonkman
United Press reports one major upset from seven state primaries. In Michigan Bartel J. Jonkman was defeated by Gerald B. Ford Jr., a 35 year old Grand Rapids attorney and former Navy lieutenant commander. Incumbents generally won in Michigan Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire Colorado Vermont and Washington with confirmed renomination for Edwin C. Johnson Homer Ferguson Styles Bridges and Leverett Saltonstall.
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U. S
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Homer Ferguson
Mich
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Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Joseph H. Ball
Minn
Taft Blasts Truman Over Defiance Of Taft Hartley Law
Sen. Robert A. Taft charged President Truman with encouraging open defiance of the Taft Hartley labor law in reply to Truman’s accusation that Taft aimed to pressure the NLRB over the Chicago printers strike. Taft said the president’s remarks show political silliness and defended the law’s enforcement.
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Robert A. Taft
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Taft
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago
Ohio
NLRB
Executive Department
Lee Pressman
Britain Charges Russian Troops Provoked Riots
Britain accused Russian troops of provoking anti-Communists into last Thursday’s riots at the Brandenburg Gate. An official British military government spokesman rejected Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov’s claim that British police failed to stop provocateurs and attacked the Soviet memorial.
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Brandenburg Gate
Alexander Kotikov
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Germany
Marshall signals pessimism on Berlin crisis at press conference
Secretary of State George C. Marshall discussed Moscow reports on the Berlin crisis and avoided briefings on the deteriorating international situation. He noted no recent relief, welcomed any encouragement, and declined bets or firm judgments on whether the past 10 days of talks have improved conditions.
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Berlin
Marshall
Anthony Eden
Russia
Hurricane Stays Offshore North of Newfoundland
The Atlantic hurricane was centered about 300 miles south-southwest of Cape Race Newfoundland today and the weather bureau said it will not strike the North American continent.
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Cape Race
Newfoundland
North American
Wisconsin Telephone seeks major rate hike in Madison hearing
The Wisconsin Telephone Co proposes increases totaling about 700000 a month in a revised schedule filed with the Public Service Commission in Madison. President James B. Morrison argues higher rates are needed to fund plant additions and improve earnings to support ongoing service expansion for Wisconsin residents and businesses.
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Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Madison
James B. Morrison
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Morrison
Wisconsin
35 American Soldiers Die as Korean Train Crash Kills Troop Train
Seoul officials report 35 American soldiers killed and 80 injured when a speeding Korean train rear-ended a stalled troop train 80 miles south of Seoul. One Korean also died and 45 were injured. Eyewitness accounts blame safety failures and delays.
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Here
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Varnish vat boilover injures two at Solar Corp plant
In Cudahy Wisconsin two men were severely burned when a 500 gallon varnish vat boiled over and ignited by a gas heater. Melvin T. Johnson 34 suffered burns to face hands and lower legs while Vincent Rzeziejewski 25 endured burns to hands forearms and legs.
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Melvin T. Johnson
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Lemay Launches Own Hunt for Missing Wife Cecelia
Milwaukee reports indicate attorney Lemay has begun what his team calls a private investigation into Cecelia Lemay's whereabouts. A staff member says they are seeking a living person, not a body, as authorities stay apprised of the case.
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Paratroops Seal Indian Invasion Gains in Hyderabad
Indian parachute troops captured Hamnabad 84 miles from New Delhi as Aurangabad fell to the defense ministry drive from the west. Daulatabad and Jalna were seized yesterday, giving India control of the northwest corner. officials said no opposition from Hyderabad authorities.
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Lemay Granted $2000 Bond After Forgery Arraignment
Edmond H. Lemay, 51, faced forgery charges in Milwaukee district court with four counts for forging his missing wife Cecilia Lemay's name on small checks. Judge Ted Wedemeyer set bond at $2000 and ordered Lemay remain in Milwaukee County. Neighbors reported Cecilia missing June 15 and Sheriff George Hanley pledged ongoing investigation amid murder suspicions raised by District Attorney William J. McCauley.
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Ted Wedemeyer
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Government files anti trust suit against top meat packers
The United States sues Armour Wil son Swift and Cudahy for stifling competition in meat and by products. The 32 page filing seeks dissolution into smaller firms, with Armour Swift Cudahy and Wilson split into multiple companies and injunctions barring coordination on cattle purchases and pricing.
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Armour, Wilson, Swift and
Cudahy
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Neenah Approved to Raise Water Rates by 25546 Yearly
The State Public Service Commission authorized Neenah Wisconsin to increase water rates to realize an annual extra revenue of 25546 dollars.
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Wis
Neenah
State Public Service Commission
U S Jet Fighter Explodes in Flight Over Bavaria
A United States Air Force F-60 Shooting Star exploded in midair near Furstenfeldbruck airbase Bavaria. The pilot was killed as officials reported the incident to air forces headquarters.
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Frankfurt
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Fall Styles to Bow During Opportunity Days in Kenosha
Fall styles debut in Kenosha stores during Opportunity Days hosted by the Chamber of Commerce retail council. The three day event features latest fashions, window trims, in store events, home ideas and a treasure hunt with gifts from over 90 merchants. open to anyone 16 or older with registrations in participating stores Thursday and Friday.
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Kenosha
Hillcrest
Chamber of Commerce Retail Council
Victor Joerndt
Sam Block
C. S. Hubbard
E. H. Kendall
Homer H. Heeman
Roger Starnes
William Lepp
Arnold Hewitt
Norman Greening
William Jornt
Eugene Bode
Edward Wavro
W. B. Tower
Rail Unions Seek Court Order Dismissal
Three railroad unions asked the Supreme Court to overturn a July permanent federal court order aimed at preventing a rail strike. They argue the order violated Norris LaGuardia and Taft Hartley laws as negotiations stalled.
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Supreme Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
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