Kenosha Doctors Face Tax Penalties Over Unreported Income
Dr. William H. Lipman of 625 57th St. owes $136,699 including $42,063 in fraud penalties for unreported income from 1941 to 1950, with a request to redetermine taxes for 1948 to 1950. Dr. Harold L. Rose of 66 was freed of fraud charges after a tax court review, with recomputation to decide if any tax is due.
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William H. Lipman
57Th St
Kenosha
United States
Internal Revenue Service
H. L. Rose
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Dr. Lipman
Andrews
Chicago
Lipman
Rio de
The
Revenue Department
Dr. Rose
Rose
Neenah Club Burned. Loss Estimated at 30000
Neenah Forty one highway west of the city witnessed a blaze that destroyed Felix Koerner's Club 41. Firemen from four rural departments responded to an alarm after a truck driver raised the call. Loss was estimated at thirty thousand dollars.
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Evening News
Pleasant Prairie
Otto Porges
Rt. 2
Wilmot Rd
Somers
Neenah
Felix Koerner
Club 41
Highway 41
Driver Repeat Reckless Driving Leads to Jail Time
Bernard R. Wolfe aged 37 in Newark was fined 15 dollars and given a 15 day license suspension for reckless driving. After leaving court and attempting to drive home a policeman recalled him, and the judge imposed an additional 100 dollar fine and seven days in jail.
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Newark
N. J
Bernard R. Wolfe
Wolfe
Municipal Airport Land Plan Okayed at Kenosha
Walter Kohler approved land purchase for a Kenosha municipal airport. State Aeronautics Director Thomas Jordan announced in Madison the site four miles west of Kenosha near U S 41 with a 3500 foot runway planned. Total cost estimated at 115000 with city 76060 state 38940 and federal aid of 158500 anticipated. Findings issued after a July 28 1953 public hearing in Kenosha.
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Gay
Walter Kohler
Kenosha
Thomas Jordan
Madison
Jordan
U. S. 41
Wisconsin
Kohler
Aeronautics Commission
Lodi Girl 15 Fatally Injured in Curve Crash
Charlene Mulcahy, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mulcahy, died when the car she rode in missed a curve and plunged over an embankment on County Highway 1 near Lodi. Six others injured in the Thursday night crash.
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Lodi
Charlene Mulcahy
Raymond Mulcahy
Here
Navy Draft To Start In November For Navy Force
The Navy, previously volunteer, will begin drafting sailors in November to replace Korea War expirations. A monthly quota starts at 10,000, adding to Army calls for a total 20,000 with a target to draft 56,000 by next summer. Draftees serve two years, enlistments stay four. Assignments mirror regular personnel across fleet, shore establishments, or schools.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Army
Armed Forces
Two U S civilians freed by Red China in Hong Kong
Walter A. Rickett of Seattle and Rev. Harold W. Rigney of Chicago were released by Chinese authorities. Rickett, a Fulbright scholar jailed since July 1951 on espionage charges, said he admitted spying and collected military information during the Korean War amid confinement and lenient treatment.
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Hong Kong
Red China Today
United States
Walter A. Rickett
Seattle
Harold W. Rigney
Chicago
Fu Jen University
Peiping
Rickett
U. S
Richard Tomlin
Red Cross
Jet Base May Affect City Airport Timed Coordination Urged
Air Force spokesmen say the planned jet base could impact the municipal airport. City officials will consult with CAA air traffic experts to coordinate both sites, addressing potential traffic conflicts and community effects. Local leaders warn that site choice depends on balancing economic benefits and rural displacement, with plans to meet chambers of commerce for recreation and housing coordination.
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Air Force
CAA
Richard Custer
Electric Company
Kenosha County
Chicago
Milwaukee
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Kenosha
Electric Co
More Salk Polio Vaccine Released
The Public Health Service announced the release of 3,819,621 doses of Salk polio vaccine. Of these, 2,571,621 doses go to states and territories for children aged 5 to 9 under a voluntary distribution program. The remaining 1,248,000 doses support the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis free shots for school children. An additional 948,000 doses released in the last two weeks were previously undisclosed.
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Washington
Public Health Service Today
National Foundation For
Stassen predicts Russia acceptance of disarmament plan
Harold E. Stassen told President Eisenhower he believes the odds are Russia will accept the plan for exchanging military blueprints and mutual inspection. Stassen is Eisenhower’s special assistant on disarmament.
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Denver
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Stassen
Train and bus crash kills ten in Polpaico suburb
A freight train collided with a bus at a crossing in Polpaico, Santiago, killing ten people and injuring about forty this morning. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began collecting evidence.
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Santiago
Chile
Polpaico
Three S Korea Cabinet Ministers Resign Amid Vote Fears
Three South Korean cabinet ministers Cho Yong Soon Kang Sung Tai and Lee Kwang resigned amid reports of a possible no confidence vote in the national assembly. They were replaced by three military appointees as President Syngman Rhee accepted the resignations.
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Seoul
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Cho Yong Soon
Kang Sung Tai
Commerce and Industry
Lee Kwang
Weather Outlook With Warm Front Crossing Southeast Wisconsin
A warm front moved into southeastern Wisconsin from Chicago. Temperatures reached the low 90s, with scattered thundershowers possible tonight and a low around 78. Partly cloudy tomorrow with lower 90s. Yesterday’s high 71, low 55, fog cleared by morning. Winds 15 to 25 mph. Noon readings: treatment plant 75, Nash 90, downtown 84. Pollen count yesterday 53.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Mercury
Nash 90
Downtown
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