Germans Mark Start of World War II Anniversary
Germans in Berlin and East Berlin observed the 25th anniversary of the invasion of Poland. West Berlin wreaths honored Allied war dead. East Berlin leader Ulbricht sought full international recognition and UN admission. Polish rallies in Warsaw and Bytom emphasized Soviet and defense ties. A local correction noted a Sunday church anniversary date error.
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Berlin
Red Wall
Reich
Poland
Walter Ulbricht
Hitler
Warsaw
Gdansk
Danzig
Schleswig-Holstein
Westerplatte
Danzig Bay
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
John F. Franklin
U.S
Brandt
Dahlem
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Germany
East Berlin
Ulbricht
United Nations
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Bytom
Upper Silesia
Edward Gierek
Polish Communist Party
Gierek
Jozef Dziadura
Marian Spychalsky
Izvestia
Communist Party
Guido's scale clues and crosswords style list
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers and word hints covering music scales anatomy geography heralds and common terms. The entries include references to classic authors fabrics seasons and measurements and appear as a puzzle grid clue set. Potential answers include common crossword solutions like observe rebonds and sun disks but no defined grid provided.
Attend State Fair Then Return To Jail
Two men who talked about attending the Minnesota State Fair and then escaped Wright County jail were recaptured. Orin Peikert, 19, Buffalo, held on a rape charge, and Ronald Bacon, 26, Rochester, charged with forgery and parole violation. Police said they had ammunition and lost a gun stolen during the Sunday escape when they slugged jailer Robert Fashant.
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Buffalo, Minn
Wright County
Darrel Wolff
Orin Peikert
Buffalo
Ronald Bacon
Rochester
Robert Fashant
Symington Sees Need For Third North South Route
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri argues a map shows a third north south interstate is needed in the Midwest. He plans to introduce a bill to add mileage next session, noting gaps between Memphis and Oklahoma City and between Dallas and Jackson.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Midwest
Congress
Senate
Chicago
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Memphis
Mississippi
Jackson
New Orleans
Duluth
Court arguments over midterm judge pay hike in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard arguments on lifting the ban that blocks midterm salary increases for county judges. Dane County Judge William Sachtsen sued County Clerk Otto Festge after the county Board approved 100 dollars monthly raises, which Festge withheld.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Gordon Singkin
State Board of County Judges
William Lorenz
Dane County
William Sachtsen
Otto Festge
Dane County County Board
Festge
Lorenz
Singkin
Rabinovitz Seeks Senate Confirmation After Return
Judge David Rabinovitz of western Wisconsin returned to Washington to press for Senate confirmation to the post. He said he is available for conferral with Judiciary Committee members and noted the committee may meet this week after a 5 to 1 subcommittee vote against recommending confirmation. The full committee has yet to act. his interim appointment expires when Congress adjourns after the Democratic convention recess.
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Madison
David Rabinovitz
U.S. District Court
Wisconsin
Washington
Senate
Rabinovitz
Johnson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
California Population Surpasses New York in Military totals
The Census Bureau reports California's July 1 population at 18,084,000 surpassing New York's 17,915,000 mainly due to military personnel stationed in California. Civilian counts still favor New York 17,870,000 to 17,749,000, with the national total at 191,334,000, up 2.7 million.
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Washington
Census Bureau
California
New York
Bureau
Coast Guard Helicopter Forces Burning Boat From Gas Tanks
In Savannah a Coast Guard helicopter pilot Lt Cmdr Swickley used the rotor wash to push an 18 foot burning boat away from gasoline storage tanks. Three men on board were seriously burned. The vessel sank after burning to the water line in a marsh. Swickley rescued the injured men.
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Savannah
Coast Guard
C. W. Swickley
Radio Highlights and Baseball Tonight on Local Stations
Tuesday schedule lists WLCX at 7 p.m. Vox Pop. WKTY at 7 45 p.m. features Milwaukee Braves versus St. Louis Cardinals. WKBH at 7 55 p.m. carries Minnesota Twins against Baltimore Orioles.
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WLCX
WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
La Crosse Cribbage? September 1 1964 bulletin
Local La Crosse Tribune page dated September 1 1964 reports on community notices and brief updates delivered by RFD on September 2 1964. Figures or actionable details are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Trucks Continued From Page One Incident
Sheriff deputies patrolled the Rockweiler Hofmeister Yards at Hillsboro and the Valley yard Tuesday morning. Deputies escorted stock trucks from Hillsboro Monday night. The sheriff's office reported no incidents or large crowds at any yard Tuesday morning.
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Rockweiler- Hofmeister
Hillsboro
Valley Yard
Sheriff's Office
Sparta Youth Dies Of Crash Injuries
Dale Jacobsen, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Sigurd Jacobsen of Sparta, died at noon Tuesday from injuries from a collision on U S Highway 10 in Clark County. He had been treated at Neillsville and Sacred Heart Hospitals in Eau Claire. Details of the crash were unavailable.
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Sparta
Wis
Dale Jacobsen
Sigurd Jacobsen
Clark County
Jacobsen
Neillsville
Sacred Heart Hospital
Eau Claire
Alpena, Mich
Proctor
Minn
James Ridgely
Alpena Municipal Court
George
Alpena
Norman Jolicoeur
Inland Boatmen's Union
Duluth
James
Charles Laport
Livestock and Market Updates From Winona and Chicago
Swift & Company quotes hogs and sows in Winona Minnesota with top hogs at 165 and sows 4.50 to 14.75 while cattle see steers and heifers down 25 to 50 cents and cows steady. Grain and produce markets in Chicago list wheat at 1.54 to 1.46, corn around 1.29, oats 69, soybeans near 2.60 to 2.99, butter and eggs steady to lower, potatoes dull and poultry prices steady.
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Phillips Pete
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Neon
Aileen Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Republic Steel
American Can
Rexall Drug
Anaconda
Gateway Tran
Avco
Sears Roebuck
Godfrey Co
Brunswick
Sinclair Oil
Hamilton Mig
Socony
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Sperry Rand
Koehring Co
Celanese
Standard Oil
Ind
Columbia Gas
Wan
la Crosse
Consolidated Foods
Studebaker Marine
Bea
Curtiss Wright
McQuay
Inc
DuPont
Swift
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Guar Ins
Financial Fed
Nekoosa
Fordie Trane Co
NS North
Union
Pyroil Co
Fruehaus
U.S
Rap Industries
Gamble Skogmo
Steel
Rockwel Mig
General Dynamics
Western Air Lines
Roya Dutch General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
N.Y
General Motors
White Motors
Swan
Stk Fund
Montgomery Ward
Fidelity Fund
Incorp Invest
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Ir G
Northwest Banc
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Wiscon
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
York Remains In Grave Condition
Nashville doctors report Sgt. Alvin York, 76, still in very grave condition due to an acute urinary tract infection. Family members wait at his bedside as the World War I hero, who killed 25 Germans and captured 132 in the Argonne, remains hospitalized for the eleventh time in two years.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
York
Argonne Forest
France
Injury Report From Early Morning Incident
At 7 56 am in Racine Boe a 71 year old man from Rockland sustained a broken hip after an incident en route to St Francis Hospital. Local responders transported the patient for treatment.
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Racine
Boe
Rockland
St. Francis Hospital
Two Deaths in Separate Wisconsin Crashes Reported
Two fatal traffic accidents lift Wisconsin toll to 716 for the year. Peter Hastert Jr. 24 of rural Phillips was struck near Wausau, and Norman Engstrom 41 of Webster died when a car rolled over near Siren in Burnett County. DETROIT AP speculates on UAW Chrysler talks tied to Labor Day visit.
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Wisconsin
Peter Hastert Jr
Phillips
Highway 29
Wausau
Norman Engstrom
Webster
Highway 35
Siren
Burnett County
Reuther
Johnson
Detroit
UAW
Chrysler
Ruether
Auto pact near as UAW eyeing three years of labor peace
Speculators say a nationwide TV announcement signals a contract expected to secure three years of labor peace in a bellwether industry. Walter Reuther warned of a strike at midnight if Big Three fail to meet terms and singled out Chrysler as top target. He argues workers deserve equity reflected in industry profits. Big Three spokesmen call offers the best ever presented.
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Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
High Court Dismisses Order Freeing Fleming
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed a lower court and ordered Raymond W. Fleming back into custody. The justices ruled the Doe warrant process valid and that Circuit Judge Coffey had proper authority, guiding future John Doe investigations.
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High Court
Fleming
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Raymond W. Fleming
Milwaukee
John Doe
Carl H. Daley
Superior
John L. Coffey
Daley
Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
Doe
Coffey
Green Bay Man Dies In South Dakota Crash Near Freeman
Ed ward White 75 of Green Bay Wisconsin died in a two car collision at the intersection of highways 44 and 81 near Freeman South Dakota. Howard Ernst 23 of Vermilion and three passengers suffered minor injuries in the Monday wreck.
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Freeman
S.D
Edward White
Green Bay
Wis
Howard Ernst
Vermillion
Chicagoan Charged In Plane Bomb Scare
MADISON AP A Chicago professor 66 identified as A H Steinhaus of George Williams College caused a scare at Madison municipal airport when he said he carried a bomb. He was charged with disorderly conduct and faces Sept 16 arraignment.
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Madison
A.H. Steinhaus
George Williams College
Chicago
Madison Municipal
Steinhaus
David Cornwall
River Pilot Grounds His Boat During Fishing Trip
New Orleans veteran river pilot Capt. George S. Vincent Sr. had guided 40 foot draft ships through the Mississippi’s shallow channels for years. He piloted his own 33 foot pleasure craft on a weekend fishing trip and ran aground, a rare incident given his long record.
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New Orleans
George S. Vincent Sr
Mississippi
Vincent
Khanh Hopes To Return To Job In Few Days
Ailing Premier Nguyen Khanh plans to resume duties in Saigon within days while a period of relative calm prevails. Viet Cong activity near Saigon remains limited but threats of mass student demonstrations loom as the Leadership Council pushes for acceptable assembly members. Army clashes in Kien Phong Province injure Americans and Vietnamese, with 6 Vietnamese and 1 American killed or wounded.
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Khanh
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Dalat
Taylor
Kien Phong
Leadership Council of Saigon
National Assembly
Oanh
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National Distillers Products Company
N.Y. C
Symington
D.C
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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USDA
Chicago Poultry Chicago
The
Associated Press
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Walter P. Reuther
State Motor Vehicle Department
Justice Hallows
S. Dakota
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RCA
Freezer
Etm Ean
Roth
Flor-Mart
South Ave
Lutheran Hospital
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