Four Year Plan for Japan Delayed by Global Struggles
Washington signals eight year timeline for Japan recovery amid Communist China pressure and Japan's internal issues. U S to request Congress next month for funds to accelerate trade and industry with MacArthur urging Japan to mobilize production under tighter controls. China crisis compounds US Japan policy friction and economic planning.
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Washington
America
Japan
China
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Tokyo
Cancer City cancels Wednesday information service
The cancer information service at the city health offices in City Hall has been cancelled for Wednesday December 22, as announced on Saturday.
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Cancer Information Service
Weather Summary of Afternoon Car Incidents
A string of vehicle incidents in the afternoon caused various damages. A hit and run damaged Knutson Holmen’s car by Buschmann Latta's vehicle on North Fourth Street at 5 18 p m. Schmitz’s motorbike hit Miles Json’s parked truck on Jackson Street near West Avenue. A Hirshheimer and Brake collision occurred at Sixth and Main Streets. A Clark Transport van sideswiped Mrs Gundersen’s parked car on West Avenue South. Page received a ticket for leaving the scene.
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Buschmann
Tyler Street
Robert Hirshheimer
South Ith Street
Norbert F. Brake
Ward Avenue
Sixth
Main Streets
Clark Transport Co
Francis Page
Sparta
Alf Gundersen
South 14Th Street
West Avenue
Two Manitowoc Banks to Combine Operations
The Manitowoc National and State banks will merge effective Dec. 31. All operations and personnel will shift to Manitowoc Savings Bank, which will keep separate buildings for now. The State Bank, founded by John Schuette, Resources exceed $18.0 million with $17.0 million in deposits. the National Bank, led by Rahr, dates to 1934 and holds over $5.3 million in resources and more than $5.0 million in deposits.
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Ge Manitowesational Bank
Manitowoc Savings Bank
Law Bank
John Schuette
Henry R. Schuette
National Bank
Rahr
Bond Set At $1500 In Assault With Intent To Rape
Tomah Wisconsin special report: Robert Van Haden, 30, an employee at the Veterans Hospital, is bound over to county court by Justice Ray E Reynolds on a charge of assault with attempt to rape. Bond fixed at 1500 dollars.
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Tomah
Wis
Robert van Haden
Veterans Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Ray E. Reynolds
Roman Mars statuette unearthed in Colchester England
A Roman Mars statuette was discovered during excavations in Colchester England. The find highlights ancient activity in the area and may shed light on local worship practices during the Roman era.
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Colchester
England
Anglican Archbishop's Son Weds Catholic Bride in London
The son of Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher marries a Catholic woman in London. The wedding unites Anglican and Catholic circles with a Catholic priest as best man. The groom, Arthur Pears Fisher, vows his future children will be raised in the Catholic faith, though he will not convert.
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London
Archbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Church of England
Alphonso de Zulueta
Rformer
Arthur Pears Fisher
Dutch Plan Interim Indonesian Government After Jan 1
The Dutch announce an interim Indonesian regime with a sovereign United States of Indonesia to be formed by Indonesian bodies after January 1. They warn Republican leaders may try trouble in Dutch controlled areas and cite military estimates of about 300,000 Republicans and 125,000 Dutch and native troops. A U S delegation signals possible UN Security Council action.
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Paris
United States
United Nations Security Council
Indonesia
United States of Indonesia
Accident continues at Tooele clinic as 25 injured admitted
At the Only hospital in Tooele 25 injured were admitted with undetermined injuries after a major bus crash near the town. Ambulances from Tooele and the ordnance depot aided at the scene as driver Charles Harris from Salt Lake City described smashing windows and pulling passengers to safety.
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Tooele
Charles Harris
Salt Lake City
Hungary Faces Internal Strife and Church Clash
Prague dispatch reports Hungary under Rakosi threatening state force against the Catholic church amid government purges of the Smallholder party. Dinnyes resigns as premier as Csornoky is executed for treason and Mindszenty is attacked as Western imperialism figure by party critics.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Matyas Rakosi
Csornoky
Tildy
Szakasits
Washington
Cohen
Budapest
Dinnyes
Istavan Dobi
Eee
Cardinal Senet Mindszenty
Mindszenty
China War Update excerpt notes Communist gains and army setbacks
Descriptions show the Sixth army group failing to free the 12th and retreating, while Communist broadcasts claim encirclement and heavy damage to two government army groups. Dispatches place forces near Li-Ming, with about 250 000 troops in total and around 100 000 bound for action. Peiping reports mention proximity to Fengtel railway yards and Red hands holding key walls as the Peiping commander notes higher Communist casualties than expected.
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Li-Ming
Pei
Fengtel
Spencer Moosa
Peiping
Fu Tso-Yi
North Star Tavern Owner Pleads Innocent on Minor Access Charges
Nick Gchmitt owner of the North Star tavern pleads innocent to charges alleging he allowed minors in his establishment. The case centers on whether underage patrons were admitted to the bar, with authorities pursuing compliance violations and potential penalties.
Missing State Youth Found In California
Edward George Ochsner a 13 year old Milwaukee rail fan who vanished December 4 was found in Barstow California police report. He was taken into custody and his parents were notified his father travels from Rockford Illinois to Milwaukee. The boy showed strong railroad interest and was last seen asking a friend to join a trip to Oregon.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Barstow
Calif
Edward George Ochsner
Karl Ochsner
A. O. Smith Corp
Ochsner
Associated Press
Floyd
Milwaukee
Rockford
la Crosse
E. J. Monahan
Monahan
Edward
Oregon
Firefighters Battle Three Alarm Blaze at Ice Storage House
Nearly 100 firemen responded to a three alarm fire at an empty ice storage house at 1300 Locust Street. The building owned by Random Ice and Coal Co. sustained about 25000 in damage. Fifteen workers on scaffolds were repairing when the fire started. all escaped as flames smoldered in cork filled walls. Fire confined in 75 minutes.
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Milwaukee
Locust Street
Wischer
Random Ice and Coal Company
Two La Crosse youths plead guilty in Sparta robbery
Two youths, 16 and 17, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering for the Rick's Standard Oil station robbery in Sparta Wisconsin. They were remanded by Sheriff Hans Biegel and Sparta Police Chief Carl Lehman to Monroe County authorities.
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Sparta
Wis
la Crosse
Rick
Hans Biegel
Monroe County
Carl Lehman
Amanda M. Johnson obituary notices private funeral held
Private funeral services for Amanda M. Johnson 75 of West La Crosse were conducted at Hellwig Morris chapel with Rev. R F Halberg officiating. Burial followed in Grove cemetery. Survived by husband Charles A two sons Roy F Parr Onalaska Anthony La Crosse two daughters Marguerite Bernice four sisters three brothers twelve other children and nine great grandchildren.
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Amanda M. Johnson
West la Crosse
Hellwig-Morris
R. F. Halberg
Grove Cemetery
Charles A
Roy F. Parr
Onalaska
Anthony
la Crosse
Marguerite
Bernice
G. L. Stickney
Isme, Mont
H. B. French
Baker, Mont
Will Smith
Hillsboro
Wis
James Gilbertson
Sparta
Arnold Mueskie
Theodore
Julius Luedtke
Mrs Mary Jane Lusk Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Mary Jane Lusk 55 died at 2609 Jackson Street Saturday after a lingering illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Mary Jane Lusk
Jackson Street
Bloom bound over to county court on delinquency charge
William Bloom Jr of Sparta was bound over to county court on a contributing to the delinquency of a minor charge. Judge J H L Beckman set bond at $1,000.
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Sparta
Wis
William Bloom, Jr
J H. L. Beckman
Costa Rica Reports Invasion Arms To OAS Commission
Costa Rica says invading Nicaraguan forces left rifles bearing the Nicaraguan coat of arms and a blanket marked G N with the National Guard initials. President Figueres showed the items to the OAS delegation after a session at the foreign ministry. troops reportedly withdrew from La Cruz toward Puerto Soley as part of the Dec 11 attack.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
The
Organization of American States
Nicaragua
Juan Figueres
G. N
Nicaraguan National Guard
Figueres
Foreign Ministry
Washington
la Cruz
Puerto Soley
Salinas Bay
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