Paving Plan Set for Main Street June to October
Bain Street merchants learned City Hall evening that Main Street resurfacing will occur June through October in one mass-produced phase to limit dislocations. State Engineer Empey outlined a tight 15-day work window for paving plus storm sewer, utilities, and electrical work, with access kept to stores and a mid-July stone course to aid local traffic.
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Bain Street
L. W. Empey
Green Bay
State Highway Commission
Main Street
City Hall
Emoger
Emper
Empey
Washington Boulevard
New Ys Avenue
New York Avenue
R. W. Frezier
Carbine
Boushele
Main Steet
Jefferson
Vernon
East Irving
Central
Algoma Boulevard
Irving Street
Church Street
Predict Japan Soviet Peace Talks in Geneva
TOKYO (UP) Foreign Office sources predicted today that peace negotiations between Russia and Japan may be held in Geneva Switzerland. They said insistence on New York was part of Japan's diplomatic maneuvering while Russia demands either Moscow or Tokyo for the talks.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Russia
Japan
Geneva
Switzerland
New York
Moscow
Eisenhower Allocates Five Million for Dust Bowl Aid
President Eisenhower approved a five million dollar advance from the disaster relief fund to aid Western states hit by the Dust Bowl wind erosion. The move awaits an 11 million dollar supplemental request and follows Agriculture Department advice noting extensive damaged farmland and grazing losses across eastern Colorado, western Kansas, northeast New Mexico, the Oklahoma Panhandle, northern Texas, southwestern Nebraska, and southeastern Wyoming.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
Texas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Agriculture
Dust Bowl
Reds Establish Intelligence Center to Monitor U.S. Fleet
A Formosan dispatch reports the Tatae agency under the Interior Ministry set up an intelligence center near a southern Formosa town to track the U.S. fleet. Sources say information comes from Hangchow in Chekiang province.
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U.S
Taipel
Formose
Tatae
Interior Ministrer
Ch Mies
Would Y.ace
Stassen Agrees to Hand Over Most Disputed Data
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen said he would turn over the bulk of disputed documents to Senate investigators and allow Sen. John L. McClellan to inspect the rest. McClellan pressed for access to a Pakistan grain elevator contract as part of the inquiry.
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E. Stassen
Senate
John L. McClellan
Arkansas Democrat
Be ‘Sith Staessen
Minnesota
McClellan
Stassex
Stassen
George H. Bender
Ohio
Benger
Jassen
Mir
Stasen
Joseph R. McCerthy
Rwis
Br Staessen
Andobn L. McCle
Bender
Glassen
Pakistan
Imerinnesota
Soviet Forms Unit To Boost Coal Production
Moscow forms a new government unit to boost coal output headed by the former ambassador to Romania. The move signals a coordinated effort to improve energy supplies and industrial growth within the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
N.gat
Thov
Romania
Man Accused in OSS Slaying Arrested on Witness Tampering
A wartime OSS case suspect was arrested by the FBI on charges of attempting to influence a court witness. Agents say the suspect offered money and a promised performance to secure a favorable witness stance. The Rochester, NY, man is being held on the tampering charges pending further proceedings.
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OSS
United States
Lodelie
Rochester
Jake
Eden Calls His First Cabinet Meeting In London
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Anthony Eden held his first cabinet meeting at Downing Street after taking office in 1951. The move signals potential early elections with May floated as a possible date and Harold Macmillan tipped as a new defense secretary candidate.
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Anthony Eden
London
Ham Pelace Eneenty
Churchdl
Queen's Privy Council
Shere
Owas Simg
Eden
Eden Chos
No. 19
Downing Street
Churchill
Simmer
Haroldh
Birmingham Mobilizes After Riots and Cable Cut Attacks
Police guard homes as riots flare in Birmingham with vandalism and telephone lines cut. Police Commissioner Robert H. Lindbergh declares emergency after bombings threaten residents and workers. patrol cars staged and a standby shotgun plan readied amid growing unrest.
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Bir
Robert H. Lindbergh
Birmingham
Linndbergh
Fox
Accords Admit Former Enemy Into NATO Setup
A chaotic fragment outlines a major shift as Germany joins the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The text references German republic inclusion, signatures in Washington, and commitments to integrate German forces into NATO defense efforts against communism.
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NATO
Sizus
German Republic
Germany
Ruling Sought On Integration Bills In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly and Senate debated integration bills amid bipartisan support from 36 assemblymen. General Thomson sought a ruling on whether the proposals align with state constitutional provisions on public instruction and state powers, with questions of whether any integration measures would be unconstitutional or exceed state authority.
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Integrecion Jposais
Madson
Stele
Dems Urge Army Cutback Postponement Call
Democratic committees press for delaying reductions in Army forces amid policy debate. The move aims to secure a temporary halt and study broader defense options before executing any drawdown.
Robbery Of New York Bank Seen Inside Job
A New York bank robbery is described as an inside job with indications of premeditation and a detailed plan. Investigators note insiders and accomplices coordinated the break in during the early morning hours and escaped with a sum from the vault. Further evidence points to a methodical approach and staged distractions to conceal the act.
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New York
State Department admits leaking Yalta papers
The State Department reportedly acknowledges handling of Yalta documents. Carl W. McCardle head of the State Department top aides denied commenting, saying it would be discourteous to the Senate to speak before Dulles testifies later this month. Martin S. Hasden cited Dulles as the source who provided the papers to the New York Times.
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Carl W. McCarde
New York Times
McCard'e
Senate
Dulles
Martin
Hasden
Washington Dispatch
Detreit News
Iname MacCardle
Yalta
Times
State Offices to Close for Good Friday in Wisconsin
Gov. Walter Kohler ordered state offices to close from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Good Friday and urged Wisconsin businesses to follow suit. The proclamation designates tomorrow as a holiday.
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Madison Supy
Walter Kohler
Classified Ad Teaser Promises Quick Profitable Sale
Odd OCR fragment markets a quick profitable sale via want ads. Nonsense phrases mention Osakosh Winnebegoland and homes, urging readers to trade, claiming immense reach and low cost.
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Amerioo
Fife
Northwestern
Osakosh
Winnebegoland
Good Friday Weather Forecast Turns Warm and Fair
A Good Friday forecast calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures with Easter Sunday looking cooler and windy. Light morning lows around 19 degrees, afternoon highs near 52, and brisk north winds from the Belot-Rocke area.
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Lons - and Belot - Rocke
Weather summary from Buckstaff Observatory
The Resamated Press reports Northwestern observations from Fox River near Menasha and Buckstaff Observatory. Temperature contrasts show a high of 50 and a low of 37 with fair conditions. no precipitation. One year ago readings were 66 and 43 with no precipitation since Wednesday.
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Sun Day
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Wednesay
Buckstaff Observatory
Tursiay
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