New Industry Coming Here Soon Voss Reveals
Oshkosh Mayor John C. Voss announces Sexton Can Company of Everett Massachusetts will open a 50 000 square foot plant at 262 Marion Street on the former Wisconsin Iron and Metal site creating 30 to 40 jobs initially and up to 300 as operations expand with production planned by November 1 and site inspection by August 30.
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Oshkosh
John C. Voss
Sexton Can Company
Everett
Mass
Boston
Marion Street
Marion St
Everett Industrial Building
I. H .Rudey
Ben Borsuk
Black Iron and Supply Company
Wisconsin Iron and Metal Company
Voss
Jack Delveau
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
M.S. Dailey
Associated Industries
Paul Redemann & Company
I. E. Sexton
Edward Sexton
George Wells
Headon Collision Near Beaver Dam Claims Three Lives
Three men were killed and two others injured seriously in a headon collision on Wisconsin Highway 33 just north of Beaver Dam Monday night. Victims were Clem Ptachinski 37 Clinton J. Mallon 38 and Russell Larson 19 all of Beaver Dam. Larson died at a hospital. the other two at the scene. Emory Wendt and Robert Palmiteer 37 were in serious condition at a Beaver Dam hospital. Traffic officers were unsure of the crash cause.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Clem Ptachinski
Clinton J. Mallon
Russell Larson
Larson
Emory Wendt
Robert Palmiteer
Wisconsin Weather Summary and Observations
Partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers likely in the west. Tonight low 50s to 58 north and 58 to 62 south. Wednesday mostly cloudy and warmer with occasional showers. Winds southeast to south 10 to 18 mph. Randall gauge reads 0.10 inch above crest at Menasha dam. Buckstaff Observatory notes a high 73, low 62, with 0.09 inch rain that day. One year ago temperatures 75 and 59.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
Mendes-France Opposed European Army Faces Allies' Pushback
Premier Mendes-France faces strong Allied opposition as Washington and London push back against his European Army amendments. French advisers meet to refine strategy amid calls from Adenauer and foreign ministers conference in Brussels.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes
Foreign Ministry
Mendes - France
Conante
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic of
West Germany
European Army
Brussels
Mendes-France
Bonn
Consolidation of Studebaker and Packard Approved
Consolidation of the Studebaker Corp and Packard Motor Car Co was approved by stockholders. Packard stockholders cast 12 016 402 shares or 82.9 percent. 98.6 percent favored the merger. Studebaker vote totaled 1 955 320 shares or 2 percent. 98.6 percent supported the merger. A new Studebaker Packard Corp will form within about four weeks with James J Nance as president and CEO Paul G Hoffman as board chairman Harold S Vance to head the executive committee.
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Detroit
U.P
Studebaker Corp
Packard Motor Car Co
Packard
Studelbaker
Studebaker
Wilmington
Del
Packlard
Studebaker-Packard Corp
James J. Nance
Paul G. Hoffman
Harold S. Vance
Vance
Hoffman
Committees Study Engineer Planner Issues in Oshkosh
Oshkosh Common Council refers two proposals to finance and advisory committees to study separately whether to establish a planning department with a director or an engineer planner director. Mayor Voss backs a distinct planning director, citing lack of qualified candidates for a combined role and Blucher supports the engineer not viable for Oshkosh size. Page 4.
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Common Council
City Hall
Ald
Arno Nonweiler
Fred Lentz
John C. Voss
Walter Blucher
American Society of Planning Officials
National Authority
Nonweiler
Blucher
Oshkosh
Fred Wolverton
Nationalists Gain Green Light for Attack on Mainland China
Reports from Formosa sayNationalist leaders claim a green light to strike the Red-held mainland amid Communist threats. Estimates of 275000 Red troops along coastal provinces and 100000 Communist forces in amphibious training on Hainan Island are noted. Foreign observers credit U.S. naval power with restraining both sides while Chiang Kai-shek seeks more ships to act.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
The
World News Agency
Hainan Island
U.S
Knowland counters Mitchell charges over Dixon-Yates
Senate Republican Leader Willam F. Knowland denounces Democratic Chairman Mitchell for alleging favoritism in Eisenhower's Dixon-Yates power contract award. Mitchell links a friend of the president to the deal, while Bobby Jones denies discussing it. Cooper dismisses claims. farm bill advances toward final passage with flexible price supports and parity aims for 1952 elections.
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Knowland
Mitchell
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Justice Department
Cooper
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Dixon-Yates
Senate
Washington
LLP
Clifford R. Hope
House Agriculure Committee
House
House-Senate
Eisenhower
Ezra T. Benson
White House
Caputo Hill
Death Penalty Demanded for Fatemi in Iran Conspiracy Case
Tehran Iran UP government seeks the death penalty for former foreign minister Hussein Fatemi charged with conspiring to overthrow the Shah Fatemi was Mosaddegh s top ally during the oil expropriation dispute with Britain and he faces a high profile political trial in connection with the ousted premier s abuses of office.
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Tehran
Iran
Hussein Fatemi
Soviets claim large lead in grain campaign
The Soviet government says it is far ahead of its target in a campaign to sow grain on milliards of acres of previously barren soil. The report emphasizes rapid progress and broad scope of the effort.
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Moscow
Contempt Citations Sent Against Lamont and Two Aides
The Senate voted 71-3 to cite Corliss Lamont Abraham Unger and Albert Shadowitz for contempt for refusing to answer McCarthy era questions. The trio face possible prosecution by the Justice Department as Lamont vows to appeal to the Supreme Court. Lamont criticizes the subcommittee and defends free speech while denying Communist ties.
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Washington
Senate
Corliss Lamon
New York
Justice Department
Lamont
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Supreme J Court
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Dept. Adv
William P. Rogers
McCarthy Committee
Thomas W. Lamont
Abraham Unger
Albert’ S Shadowitz
Nutley
N.J
Communist Party
House Nears Final OK for Atomic Energy Bill
The House expected to approve the administration atomic energy bill and send it to President Eisenhower. The Senate passed it 59 to 17 after a short debate. Sixteen Democrats and Sen Wayne Morse voted no. 39 Republicans and 20 Democrats backed the measure. The bill included compromise safeguards amid charges of a giveaway to private interests.
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Washington
House
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Wayne Morse
Ind-ore
Shadowitz
U S Airlift Delivers Aid to Flooded East Pakistan
Huge U S Air Force transports rush medicines and supplies into Dacca to combat epidemics after the nation’s worst floods. Ten planeloads planned with more shipments by sea, following Eisenhower’s authorization for seven million Pakistanis left homeless.
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U.S
Pakistan
East Pakistan
Dacca
Eisenhower
McCarthy Probe Contempt Vote Sees Lamont Cited
The Senate approves citing Corliss Lamont for contempt of the Senate after he refused to answer McCarthy questions during the United Nations probe. The ruling moves to the attorney general to decide if the matter should go to a grand jury. penalties include up to $1,000 fine or one year in prison.
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Unger
McCarthy
United Nations
Attorney General
Senate
Washington W
Sen
WcCarthy
Wis
Morse
Ore
Corliss Lamont
Langer
R-Nd
Chavez
New Mexico
Lehman
New York
Wiley
R-Wis
Edison man builds talking beer barrel Nellie in England
Alan Tamplin, a 50 year old retiree in Birdham, unveils Nellie the beer barrel as a two part device. An outer rolling unit and an inner barrel pour pints by radio control and can handle soft drinks and a shandy. Nellie rings a bell at closing time.
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Birdham
England
Edison
Bell
Tamplin
Alan Tamplin
Nellie
Tampin
Nel’lig
Nethe
Nethie
Reds Truck Food To West German Strikers
In Munich East German communists were reported sending food across the border to support striking West German metal workers as tensions rose over labor action at the border region.
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Reds
Munich
Germany
Senate approves bill making Communist Party membership a crime
The Senate, overriding Republican leadership, approved a bill to outlay the Communist Party by criminalizing membership and stripping rights. The 41 to 39 vote followed a Democratic victory to restore the membership crime provision, sponsored by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, with Kefauver dissenting. The measure now goes back to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Communist Party
Estes Kefauver
D-Fenn
House
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
Gouth
Butler
Pair Seized In Attempting To Extort $500 In Hartley Case
A 20 year old La Crosse laborer and a teenage boy were arrested for attempting to extort $500 from the Dr Richard Hartley family by claiming information on Evelyn Hartleys whereabouts The case ties to a 16 year old missing since Oct 24 1953 Police say the letter was false and no connection to the disappearance exists The suspects were nabbed after Mrs Hartley followed the bag scheme and police spotted them across the street.
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Lacrosse
Richard Hartley
Evelyn Hartley
Asst. Dist
Phil Arneson
Jack Duffrin
la Crosse
Miss Hartley
Viggo Rasmusén
Iystery
George C. Long
Miss Hartsley
Long
Hersaid Duffrin
Duffrin
Mrs. Hartier
Political Leader Dies In Havana Bomb Blast
Two blasts hit downtown Havana killing a district leader of the Orthodox party and injuring four others. Enrique Martinez Sanchez was found dead in his apartment doorway. The four injured include a woman in deep shock. extensive property damage reported.
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Havana
Orthodox” Party
Enrique Martinez Sanche
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Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Red Party
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