New Jersey Man Charged With Milwaukee Bank Holdup
A Jersey City man, 23, was bound over for Circuit Court on armed robbery charges after a high speed chase and bank holdup at the First Wisconsin National Bank on Vliet Street Milwaukee. Police recovered most of the $2 766 loot. The suspect claimed a Marine Corps court martial for desertion and escape. Delaware was named for Lord Delaware, first Virginia governor.
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New Jersey
Milwaukee
Robert Chase
Jersey City
New York City
Chase
Christ Seraphim
Marine Corps
Quantico
Vliet Street
First Wisconsin National Bank
Carol Goodwin
Delaware
Lord Delaware
de la Warr
Virginia
Tired Kidneys Ad Offers BU KETS Formula Boost
A drugstore ad promotes BU KETS well balanced formula to ease night urination burning backache and frequent scanty flow. It promises noticeable relief in four days with a 39 cent money back guarantee at any drugs counter and urges purchase at all drug stores.
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Danser
Smallest and oldest San Marino claims in Europe
San Marino is the smallest republic in the world and claims to be the oldest in Europe. Founded in the 4th century A.D., it is entirely surrounded by Italy and about half the size of Washington, D.C. The 1962 population is estimated at 17,000 per The World Almanac. It uses its own stamps and coins with no Italian or Vatican money.
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San Marino
Europe
A.D
Italy
Washington, D.C
Judge orders 1800 steelworkers back to work at Kokomo plant
U S District Judge Leonhard P Walsh ordered 1800 striking steelworkers at Union Carbide Kokomo Indiana back to work though the ruling is stayed until noon for appeal. If upheld the workers resume duties during bargaining. the plant is a key source of a vital alloy for wartime aircraft.
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Stephen M. Aug Washington
Kokomo
Ind
Vietnam
U.S
Leonard P. Walsh
U.S. Court of Appeals
Union Carbide Corp
Board of Inquiry
United Steelworkers of America
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers
International Chemical Workers
Sheriff-Elect Cleared of Corrupt Act in Wisconsin Case
Lincoln County sheriff elect Louis Lohff was cleared of violating the Wisconsin Corrupt Practices Act by Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau. The judge said office exchanges between sheriffs and undersheriffs are common, and an ad promising a successor appointment did not prove improper intent or deter the electorate.
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Merrill
Circuit
Gerald Boileau
Lincoln County
Louis Lohff
Lohff
al Giese
Boileau
Gronouski Leaves Poland For U.S.
U S Ambassador John A Gronouski departed Warsaw today for Washington to discuss American economic relations with Poland and Eastern Europe.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
John A. Gronouski
Washington
Europe
Hastalloy X Plant Reopens Under Injunction
The sole facility identified as Hastalloy X would be reopened only under a court injunction. The statement indicates continued compliance requirements and monitored operations to resume production.
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Hastalloy
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Anton Landowski
Landowski
J Ladies’ Shop
Squire Shop
Children’s Shop
J Boys’ Shop
Wisconsin
Kum Weine
la Crosse
World Almanac
Gronouski
Fryer
Luedtkes
Onalaska
Main ST
Onalaska, Wis
Onalaska Pharmacy
SUN
Nancy Volden
Orville Bay
Stoddard, Wis
Jim Volden
Helen Soucheck
Duane Levendoski
Prince Albert
Douwe Egberts
Sir Walter Raleigh
PRINCE_ALBERT
Prince Albert Pipe Tobacco
Kmart
Belvederes
Panartesas
Planters
WM. Penn Cnoke
Swisher
Asta
Kentucky Club
Pipe Tobacco
King Edward Invincible
WM. Penn Perfectos
Grabow. Weber
Alta
Edward
Imperials
Afi
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