Paulick Held for Observation in Slaying Case
Paulick 38 of 1330 Fifth St is ordered committed to Central State Hospital, Waupun for observation after a first degree murder information is filed against him in Neenah. Judge Luchsinger stayed proceedings, stating reasonable grounds show mental incompetence. Crime Lab superintendent Wilson testified the Feaver slug matched test shots from the gun found in Paulick’s car.
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Fifth St
Neenah
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Paulick
Ernest H. Feaver
S.J. Luchsinger
Luchsinger
Charles Wilson
Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory
Wilson
Feaver
Dist. Atty
Mueller
Heat Wave Grips Texas and Southwest Amid Drought
An August heat wave bakes Texas and the Southwest as cooler air edges into the central U S. Temperatures reach 109 in Presidio Texas and in Phoenix and Yuma Arizona, with more 100 plus readings expected. Dallas endures a 10th day above 100 while pastures and crops suffer. Cooler air shifts toward the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valleys, with showers in parts of the lower Lakes region and Gulf States.
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Mercury
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Yuma
Ariz
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Tex-Oklahoma
Dallas
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Great Lakes
Middle
Mississippi
Plains States
New England
Montana
Lower Lakes
Ohio
Mississppi Valley
Central Plains States
Gulf States
Central
Rockies
Second Cottage At State Child Center Put Under Polio Ban
A second cottage at the Wisconsin State Child Center in Sparta was quarantined for polio after a child from the cottage showed paralysis. A girl from the cottage was hospitalized at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. The center houses 125 dependent and neglected children. Earlier, a first cottage housing others was quarantined after three boys there developed polio. Additional polio cases were diagnosed in Monroe County, increasing the county total with several new cases in the last three weeks.
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Wisconsin Child Center
Wisconsin Generals Hospital
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Monroe County
Mondas
French jet supply lands at port with eight American jets
French jet unit received eight American jet planes for the French Air Force aboard the American freighter Sea Herald. The Sea Herald reached Saint-Nazaire last night, docking off the port with the cargo for France’s air defense.
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Sea Herald
ST. Nazaire
France
U S Seeks Details on Czech Prison Escape Case
The State Department drafts a note demanding Communist authorities provide more details about American youth John Hvasta’s escape from Leopoldov Prison in Czechoslovakia. Hvasta, jailed on trumped up spy charges, vanished after escaping Jan 2. Officials fear he may be dead or recaptured, while the Hvastas seek confirmation.
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State Department
Michael Hvasta
Hillside
John Hvasta
Leopoldov
Hyvastas
Steven
John
Jordan Prepares To Greet New King
AMMAN Jordan prepared to welcome its third king in a year as Parliament dethroned Talal I and proclaimed his 17 year old son Hussein I. A Swiss envoy moved to reunite the family and a court official said Hussein and his mother would decide Talal s fate after his reported schizophrenia. The deposed monarch remains at Basman Palace.
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Jordan
Middle East
Talal I
Hussein I
Switzerland
Hussein
Zeine
Lausanne
Talal
Basman Palace
Marshfield Boy Drowns After Fall at Dam
Richard Mercer a year old son of Mr and Mrs Rupert Mercer Marshfield drowned yesterday when he fell from a dam while wading in North Wood County Park. Local authorities investigated the accident and offered condolences to the Mercer family.
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Richard Mercer
Rupert Mercer Marshfield
North Wood County Park
Weather summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota regions
The United Press notes fair and cool conditions in Wisconsin with a partly cloudy night and Wednesday, lows near 45 and highs around 75 to 80. Minnesota forecast mostly fair with little temperature change, tonight 44 to 48 and Wednesday 75 to 80. Observations show clear at 7:00 am, some cloud cover later, Menasha dam crest inches above normal, Buckstaff Observatory data.
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The
United Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
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Randall Gause
Fox River
Fail to Agree On Service In European Army
Six nations negotiating a European Army failed to agree on a uniform service period. France, Italy, and Luxembourg back 18 months while the Netherlands sticks to 20 months for the Army and 24 for specialists and the Air Force. Ridgway urged two years, calling it fair given modern weapons. The talks, chaired by Herve Alphand, ended without a formula.
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France
Italy
Matthew B. Ridgway
European Defense Community
Belgium
Europe
Herve Alphand
West Germany
Luxembourg
Ridgway
Netherlands
Stay Put Carlsen Breaks Collarbone in Motorcycle Fall
Kiel Germany Monday night 447 Capt Karl Carlsen of Flying Enterprise fame fell from his motorcycle near here sustaining a broken collarbone. He spent the night in Flensburg Hospital where a special cast was applied.
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Kiel
Germany
Karl Carlsen
Flying Enterprise Fame
Woodbridge
N. J
Flensburg
Marines Repel Chinese Assault On Bunker Ridge
U S Marines beat back a late Chinese rush at Bunker Ridge on the Western Front near Panmunjom. Marine units used flame tanks mortars and air strikes to drive the attackers from Siberia Hill and capture Bunker Ridge. Reports say casualties totaled two ships hit and several wounded with no major damage to vessels. United Nations notes say overflights near Panmunjom were likely UN planes.
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Korea
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Bunker Ridge
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Panmunjom
Siberia Hill
J. R. Pierce
Barton
Mounts Bay
Wonsan
U.S. Far East Air Force
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Siberian
Plenty Of Food Despite Lack of Rain
The Agriculture Department reports that overall crop output this year will exceed last year and rival the 1948 1949 peaks, aided by sufficient corn oats hay and feed for beef pork milk eggs and poultry. Drought areas gain drought disaster status with Farm Home Administration loans possible for those with substantial losses and credit limits. Recovery Possible if rains continue, with replanting for forage and winter hay. only winter wheat rice expected to reach record levels while many crops stay above or below average.
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Increased Needs May Cut Draft Age
A Secret Service spokesman said heightened manpower needs may push the draft to include 19-year-olds. Currently men 20 and older respond to calls, with October’s draft of 47,000 up 17,000 from September. Indications suggest last two 1952 months may have equal or higher quotas.
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Washington
Egypt approves land reform plan capping ownership at 200 acres
Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib announces a land reform proposal in Egypt limiting private land to 200 acres per person, with excess holdings expropriated and paid for via state bonds over three years. Peasants press for reform as discussions with advisers continue after the coup that toppled King Farouk. Meanwhile, on the Korean front, U S Marines report using a sling shot to throw grenades at Chinese positions, a method described as reminiscent of World War I.
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Farouk
Aly’ Maher
Korea
Howard Connolly
New York
Connolly
Plan Giant Atomic Plant In Southern Ohio
The Atomic Energy Commission says it will build a large new atomic plant in Pike County Ohio about 20 miles north of Portsmouth to boost United States defense production. The $1.2 billion plant will separate U235 from uranium ore using gaseous diffusion and is part of a $3 billion expansion approved by Congress. It will employ thousands during and after construction and is to be finished in three to four years.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Ureoa
Pike County
Ohio River Valley
Portsmouth
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London
Old Moore
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Ten
Nist
AEC
Gordon Dean
theOhio
Blast Kills 3 Miners in Schneider Pit Explosion
Three coal miners died and one was burned in a firedamp explosion at Schneider pit near Lilié France. The report also cites Old Moore's almanac predicting various global upheavals for next year, including internal Soviet tensions and revolts in Eastern Europe.
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Lili.e
France
Schneider Pit
Old Moore's Prophecy Foresees Hard Times for Reds
Prophecy notes a generally good 1953 worldwide but currency troubles in Europe. It predicts US Britain Spain finance deals, a Canadian boom, a US boomlet, and a possible engagement of Princess Margaret to a Scots lawyer. It also foresees a US president visiting Britain during coronation time in June and Britain planning a liner to claim the Atlantic blue ribbon.
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Britain
Spain
Canada
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Madame Chiang Kai Shek to seek U S treatment
Madame Chiang Kai Shek wife of Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek plans to come to the United States for treatment of a skin disorder. She arrived from Formosa for hospitalization but after examination at Tripler Hospital in Hawaii was advised to go to the mainland for care.
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Chiang Kai Shek
China
United States
Formosa
HST May Be Asked to Play Second Fiddle
President Truman may be asked to take a muted role in the Democratic campaign as Adlai E. Stevenson plans to lead the drive for the nomination. Stevenson to meet Truman in Washington and decide on campaign timing. Officials suggest Truman defer to the nominee and let Stevenson run first.
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Washington
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
White House
Jte
William Flannigan
Springfield
Ill
Detroit
Flannigan
Milwaukee
Martial Law Ends in Iran After Premier Retreats
TEHRAN Iran martial law ended today after Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh withdrew his martial law bill in Parliament amid opposition from National Front supporters to military rule. The crisis over oil nationalization had sparked the measures. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi distributed title deeds to peasants who bought parts of royal estates on long term installments.
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Teheran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Gil
Majlis
National Front
Shah Mohammed Reita Pahlevi
Polio Gains in Madison City Reports New Cases
Madison records 46 polio cases by Monday with three new victims. Health department lists three youngsters and a 19 year old girl among the latest cases.
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Madison
Eisenhower warns peace outlook not bright in world
General Eisenhower told reporters the outlook for durable world peace is not bright unless Americans fully grasp the complex problems involved. He indicated plans for campaign discussions in Philadelphia and the Democratic Dixie, with a 30 day itinerary under review and meetings with Southern backers and farm leaders.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Philadelphia
Dixie
Congress
Arthur E. Summerfield
National
Harold Stassen
Alen Kline
American Farm, Bureau Federation
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Milton R. Young
South
Five-Power Conference is Latest Proposal
United States proposals call for a disarmament conference of the Big Five powers to limit armed forces and eliminate mass destruction weapons. Benjamin V. Cohen presented a plan to the Disarmament Commission with Britain and France, seeking to address Russian objections and propose ceilings for U S Russia China and for Britain and France. If agreed among the Big Five, regional talks would set similar ceilings for smaller powers.
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N. Y. SA
United States Today
U. S
Benjamin V. Cohen
Britain
France
Russia
China
Cohen
Commission
Security Council
Flood swamps Greyhound bus near Cape Girardeau
A cloudburst and flash flood swept a Greyhound bus off a Missouri highway drowning one passenger and stranding 37 others until rescue. Trooper Cooper Swingle credited W S Thompson Eu fala Ala with heroism, wading chest high water with a child and helping to rescue the bus driver and another passenger. Five inches of rain in three hours caused the flood.
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Greyhound
Cooper Swingle
W. S. Thompson
Eufala
Ala
Three St
Swingle
Earl Davidson
Call More Sessions In NYC Railway Dispute
Federal mediators in New York called additional sessions to avert a strike on New York Central Railroad lines east of Buffalo. Separate talks with union and railroad representatives were held yesterday and last night, with no comment on results.
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Newyork Central
Buffalo
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