Audie Murphy Faces Postwar Life After Heroic War Record
Ten years after World War II service Audie Murphy, America's most decorated soldier, adjusts to peacetime life. He cites financial independence ahead, remarriage and two children, ongoing Army respect, and a reluctance to relive combat. He recalls war's toll and his wish for education despite early schooling limits.
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Eisenhower plans light day with golf at Cherry Hills
President Eisenhower and retired Army Col. Tom Belshe planned a relaxed Washington style session today and looked forward to more golf. He had no duties at the Summer White House Lowry AFB. Press Secretary Hagerty said Eisenhower hoped to reach Cherry Hills Country Club early, after a two hour office period followed by golf with Frank Leahy and club pro Ralph Arnold.
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Milwaukee Pumps Record Water Supply Surge Near Madison
Milwaukee records set by August show water pumping reaching vast levels as six billion gallons moved through the system near Madison. Officials identify the victim as Gas Coop tem, a local resident, amid investigations into the train incident and the engineer's account of attempting to stop the train. An August total counts 5 790 690 000 gallons in the first 28 days and 200 million gallons across 20 days. Normal average is 132 million gallons. Norway imposes a 10 percent tax on imported cars as an anti inflation move.
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Police Officials To Meet In Milwaukee
About 175 police officials are due here Wednesday for the two day convention of the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Assn. The meeting in Milwaukee will include discussions on law enforcement issues and chief leadership.
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Red Cross reports flood losses count rises to forty nine thousand
The American Red Cross updates Northeast flood losses to 49 441 families with relief costs exceeding 10 million dollars. Deaths reach 143, injuries 5 909 with 252 hospitalizations. state figures show Connecticut leading losses at 31 193 and New York 1 360.
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Government Aid on Mill Creek Watershed Plan
The Agriculture Department announced it will provide technical aid to develop surveys and plans for watershed development along Mill Creek in Richland County Wisconsin.
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