Killer Seized In Chicago After Fatal Attack
Chicago police captured Michael Morabito on the West Side after a foot chase near Harding Ave and Chicago Ave. three shots were fired. Morabito was uninjured and did not shoot back. He allegedly killed Henry George, 45, and raped a 20 year old woman, with the assault tied to errors at the Chicago Daily News plant. The manhunt began Wednesday noon.
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Chicago
Michael Morabito
Harding Ave
Chicago Ave
Morabito
Chicago Daily News
Rendek
Henry George
George
Lake Michigan Shore
Bryn Mawr Avenue
Kefauver and Osborn Tour Polish Cities
U S Senator Estes Kefauver and British MP Cyril Osborn visited several Polish cities on Wednesday. A dinner in their honor was hosted Tuesday night by the president of the Polish National Assembly.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Cyril Osborn
Polish National Assembly
Kefauver
Osborn
Sons Blast Dad House in Kenosha Police Report
Two Kenosha youths fired a shotgun at their father's home at 1 25 am. The blast shattered a front window and left a wall mark. A car description led to the trio's arrest. they were jailed on suspicion with a knife found in the glove compartment. The oldest son works in a factory. the younger is AWOL from his base.
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Kenosha
46Th St
Sheridan Rd
Joseph Tymaitis
William Powers
Joseph Greenwald
Charles Lees
Arthur J. Riley
Nation's population tops 165 million in 1950 census
Census Bureau estimates the U S population on August 1 at 165,495,000 including armed forces overseas. The figure shows a 2,828,000 increase from the previous year and a 14,362,000 rise since the April 1950 census.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Adenauer Pushes Fast Acceptance of Moscow Pact
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urges quick German ratification of a Moscow pact to establish diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union. He seeks approval by the West German Bundestag and the Soviet Presidium while East German Premier Grotewohl heads to Moscow for talks. The move sparks debate over recognizing East Germany and the prisoner release promise.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Russia
West Germany
Bundestag
Supreme Soviet
Bulganin
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Kremlin
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Tass
Nikolai Bulganin
Grotewohl
Berlin
Eastern Star Names Top Officers Worldwide
A Pennsylvania grandmother and an Oregon wheat farmer are chosen as the top officers of the 3,000,000 member International Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs Florence A Plummer of Norristown will be installed as Most Worthy Grand Matron and Lloyd K K McRae of Helix as Most Worthy Grand Patron.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Order of the Eastern Star
Florence A. Plummer
Norristown
Lloyd KK. McRae
Helix, Ore
Arctic ships stand firm amid ice as Navy denies abandon plan
The Navy stated there is no plan to abandon Arctic cargo ships fighting ice packs above Alaska. In Washington the statement came as part of late bulletins alongside Mountbatten’s October 27 visit to the capital for talks with President Eisenhower and a naval installation inspection. Also noted, the University of North Carolina will admit its first Black undergraduates in fall, marking a Southeast state college desegregation milestone. A barn fire at Alder Hendel farm in Greenbush destroyed buildings, stock, and machinery, with losses pegged at 20000.
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Alaska
Denver
White House
Louis Mountbatten
Sea Lord
Great Britain
Eisenhower
U. S
Raleigh
N. C
University of North Carolina
Sheboygan
Greenbush
Air Force details big jet base plans near Kansasville
An Air Force team met 700 residents at Dover town hall and outlined a future jet base in an area south of Kansasville. exact site boundaries and runway plans will come after land acquisitions and appraisal work, with construction expected next spring and a possible land purchase start after year end.
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Air Force Team
Dover Town Hall
Kansasville
Air Force
William Wise
37Th Air Division
General Wise
Wise
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
U. S. Office of Education
W. W. Wilson
Anderson
Grunewald Is Arrested Again on Tax Charges
Baltimore authorities arrested 62 year old Washington figure Grunewald known as the Dutchman on charges of evading more than 96000 in federal income taxes. He was held on 12000 bond in Baltimore after U S marshals brought him from Washington. Indictments cover 1949 1950 and 1951 with alleged under reporting of incomes and taxes.
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Baltimore
Henry
The
Grunewald
Washington
U. S
Washington Man
George Cochran Doub
Hurricane Ione strengthens as it veers toward Carolina coast
The ninth tropical storm quickly became a hurricane with 75 to 80 mph winds. It shifted northward away from Puerto Rico and toward the Carolina coast, about 250 miles northeast of San Juan, traveling northwest at 10 mph. The storm is expected to grow in size and intensity while warnings ease for Puerto Rico and nearby islands. Hurricane Hilda also gains force after crossing Cuba and moving toward the Yucatan peninsula.
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Miami
Atlantic
U. S
Weather Bureau
San Juan
P. R
Puerto Rico
Carolina
Ione
Leeward
Virgin Islands
Hilda
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
British Honduras
Yucatan Peninsula
Tokyo Village Surrenders Homes for Runway Survey
In Tachikawa near Tokyo two days this week villagers surrendered homes and rice fields to make room for a longer runway at Tachikawa U. S. Air Base in exchange for a promise of fair compensation and noninterference with the survey. Violence flared Tuesday and Wednesday as farmers and Tokyo labor unionists blocked surveyors injuring at least eighty people.
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Tokyo
Sunakawa
Tachikawa U. S. Air Base
Indian bill proposes jail and fine for horror comic sellers
In New Delhi the lower house debated a bill making horror comic sellers liable for up to six months in jail and a fine. The measure targets distributors violating content guidelines and aims to curb perceived harmful material.
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New Delhi
India
Paris Bus Strike Halts Most City Services
Paris faced major disruption as a labor strike left only 60 of 2,635 city and suburban buses in operation. Workers demand a 15 percent wage increase amid rising unrest.
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Paris
France
Coast Guard ops on Lake Michigan for missing 46-foot cruiser
Coast Guard teams from Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan plus air support search Lake Michigan for a 46 foot cabin cruiser missing since Monday. A three man crew left Kenosha at 12 30 pm in a 30 foot lifeboat continuing the hunt with fog and later clear visibility 16 miles out as planes from Travis City and Glenview join the effort. The Chicago owner Phillip Atwood was said to be seeking a storage berth with destination unknown possibly headed to Sturgeon Bay.
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Kenosha
Phillip Atwood
Chicago
Sturgeon Bay
Coast Guard
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Travis City, Mich., Air Base
Glenview, III
Hubbard Convicted in Kampsville Bank Robbery Case
Clifford Hubbard of Collinsville was found guilty of attempting to rob the Kampsville bank and killing the cashier. He was sentenced today to 150 years in prison.
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Springfield
Ill
Clifford Hubbard
Collinsville
Kampsville Bank
Denver Lowry Air Base balloons launch to 78 thousand feet
At Denver's Lowry air force base a weather balloon launches in an 18 month series releasing a 500 pound payload of sensors. The balloon climbs to 70 000 to 78 000 feet, travels with wind up to 200 mph, and returns data before parachuting and exploding. Most bags are recovered with tracking by air force stations and planes to prevent collisions.
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Earth
Mars
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Air Force
Lowry
Pleasant Fall Weather Returns to Kenosha
Morning fog and clouds dispersed by noon leaving Kenosha in pleasant fall weather. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warmer with a low of 65 to 70. Tomorrow will bring a brief return to summer with a high in the low 90s and noon readings of 68 at the treatment plant, 69 downtown, and 73 at American Motors.
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Kenosha
American Motors
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