Gas filled boat incident saves two men near Two Rivers
Two men Bernard Senwersz and Peer Le ar stranded after a gas filled boat incident off Tao Ravers near Two Rivers. Coast Guard crews found the unconscious man on a matress. both men were stabilized and rushed to a hospital, with blood transfusions planned. A duck rescue and tests at Tao Ravers accompanied the effort.
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Bernard Senwersz
Manoowoy
Peer Lear
Tao Raa- Eis
Hosmia
Thecay
Rhel
Cheeka Senaarz
Bernec
Beng Ge
Senaar2
Noar Pao
Tao Ravers
Poat
Neri
Pont Beach State Forest
Mownere
P Beach
Coast Guards
Sheborgen Point
Aon
Neon
Tig “Awit Witte
Patron Robbed Milwaukee Tavern After Drink Purchase
A 35 year old man, described as friendly, bought drinks at Eddie's Horseshoe Bar then robbed the tavern. He bound five patrons, tied the bartender Mrs Eduard Danels, and escaped through a rear door with about $300 in cash and a wristwatch.
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Milwaukee
Eddie
Horseshoe
Etsaarg
Peters
Eduard Danels
Weather Summary From Wisconsin North Shore Forecast
Winter outlook notes highs around 33, lows near 11 to 20 with snow flurries possible. Winds shift southwest to north tonight, producing light snow near Lake Michigan, with cloudier Monday and near normal temps by afternoon. Northwestern Observations log shows temps 31 at 7:30 a.m. and 36 at 10:30 a.m. with no precipitation recorded this period.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
City Hall
Major Nugent to Face Trial in Korea Collaboration Case
Maj. Nugent, a 44 year old from Merrimac, is slated for trial Thursday on eight counts of collaboration with a proclaimer in Korea and related charges. Court changes include Lt. Col. Joseph D. Gilmore replacing Swatesh, with Capt. Billy B. Shuman named assistant defense counsel. Local supporters in Merriam have raised funds for Nugent as attorneys pursue the case.
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Ambrose H. Nugent
Caigo
Nusem
Mernad
Korea
Felow
Nugent
Europe
Germany
Army
Joseph D. Gilmore
Ft. Silwil
Robert E. Swatesh
Donald L. Nanes
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Hich
Claude J. Batchelor
Kerr Tex
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Gilmore
Renm Remider
Billy ‘3. Shuman
San Francisco Mint to Close After Century of Coin Production
San Francisco's money making operation ends after more than a century as the plant becomes obsolete and its location hinders expansion. The facility produced coins ranging from $20 gold pieces to copper pennies before shutting down.
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San Francisco
Three Cities Bid for GOP 56 Convention
The piece notes three cities vying to host the 1956 Republican convention, with Sen. Edward Martin citing Philadelphia as a contender. Chicago receives a push from Paul H. Douglas to host, arguing for a comfortable, air conditioned venue and cost savings.
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Sears
Demavre
Nave
Txiex
GOP
Sre
Edward Marreed
Amerean
Paul H. Dowglss
Repubicans
Chicago
Counics
Eden
Peines
Shang
Coviemen
Caaspoins
Ohio Millionaire Saves Town With Mill Purchase
Follansbee West Virginia watched as Eaton and his Millionaire group closed a deal to buy Folanstee Steel Carp. Gov. William C. Marland and two U.S. Senators attended the platform ceremony atop a 30 ton crane. Eaton pledged to keep the mill, protect 738 workers, and avoid ghost-town fate by preventing dismantling for Gadsden Alabama. The mayor’s committee halted a sale to move the plant, while a town dinner to honor Eaton drew 1200 guests and a 9400 000 charitable gesture from Mrs. Aime Warner. Eaton previously stepped in to save Trumbull Steel in Warren and a Portsmouth Steel firm in Ohio.
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Follanshee
Cers Eaton
Nanec Ac
Senta
Folanstee Steel Carp
Cleveland
Ste Tenon
Eaton
West Virginie
William C. Marland
Otzens
Frank Basil
Fred
W. Rochmond
Republic Steel Corp
Gadsden
Ala
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Corcas
Aime Warner
Greenaich Conn
Omesinal Republic
Eton
Trumbull Steel Co
Warren
Ohio
Portsmouth, Ohio
Portsmouth Steel Co
Hammarskjold and Chou Hold Longest Parley
UN chief Dag Hammarskjold and Chou En-lai held the longest session of their talks amid rising tensions over Korean War prisoners and downed airmen. The meeting suggested a critical phase, with UN noting China violated the prisoner agreement and Chou disputing the crash narrative. Negotiations continued toward a fourth session as Hammarskjold planned a return to Hong Kong and Peiping dispatches described a tense diplomatic atmosphere.
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Cheu
Lai
Shakes Hardy
Dag Hammarshield
United Nations
Peiping
China
Hammarshield
Bombay
United Nations XV
Deg Hieromerss
Enelai
Red China
Alensas
Inday
Oid
Oid Had Been Retorted As To Leave Peisnags
Moncar
Felyarus
Savere
Hammarskjold
Hong Kong
Mankenar
Times of India
United Press
Mankekar
Fers
Ce Meter
Puerto Rico Reds Enter Innocent Pleas
Puerto Rican Communist leaders arrested in Puerto Rico and the U S last October pleaded innocent in Federal Court today. They are charged with conspiring to advocate overthrow by force of the U S government in Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
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Oh — Eiccen
United States
U. S
Sheppard Woman’s Death Amid Family Tragedy
Reports describe Mrs Sheppard’s death by self harm while her husband Dr Richard Sheppard faced a request for bail and appeals. The text notes his hospitalization for pleurisy and mentions their son Dr Stephen Sheppard, with court actions pending the next January sessions.
Soviets Free 2 Americans After 5 Years in Custody
Unclear OCR fragment refers to two Americans held for five years being released by Soviet authorities. Mentions of prisons, trials, and protests appear in broken text with names and places garbled. Major entities such as the United States and Soviet Union are implied but not clearly stated.
Britain accuses Indochina regime of pact breaches
The British Foreign Office says Ho Chi Minh's government in Indochina violated Geneva accords and armistice provisions. London handed a note to Moscow detailing complaints against breaches by the Communist regime and demanding adherence to treaty terms.
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Moscow
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Ho Chi Aimh
Charman
Vet Minh
Geneva
Brosin
Bishop Provides Assist as Father Saves Son in Lake
Wisconsin lawn scene reports Father William P. O Connor of the Madison diocese and Lowell Lane, a geology professor, aiding a father who dragged his son from a frozen lake near the Laudon home. The rescue involved a plank bridge, and the father learned it was his son only after reaching the water.
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Lane
Lowel R
Wisconsin
Thomas Brose
Wiharm P. O'Connor
Madison
Laudon
Tauden
Arms Pool Plan Facing Cool Reception
London dispatch reports a tentative international arms pool plan meeting cool reception among Britain and France. Officials from Germany and other nations weigh the feasibility amid ongoing postwar tensions and defense concerns.
Strongquake Shakes Trieste Area Reported Near Grace
A strong quake rattled the Trieste region with reports of a foreshock near Grace. Authorities note the tremor occurred offshore and was felt across several nearby locales as residents reported shaking in homes and streets. gez
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Trieste
Four Brothers Die in House Fire Tragedy Quiet Street
A fatal blaze claimed the lives of four brothers in a residential fire on a quiet street. Neighbors reported smoke and flames engulfing their home as firefighters battled the blaze for hours. Investigators are examining the scene for a possible cause and noting the family’s tragic loss.
Heiress to $15,500,000 Fortune Inherits Chicago Store Wealth
Principal heiress Mrs. Mallie Netcher Bragno, 28, named executrix of Townsend Netcher estate in Palm Springs. She will inherit the remainder of her grandmother Mallie Netcher Newbury’s Chicago Boston Store fortune upon his death, after a long line of former spouses including Constance Talmadge.
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Franare Sv Ip
New
Mile Hoye
Avermanondi
Constance Talmadge
Mallie Netcher Newbury
Mallie Netcher Bragno
Chicago
Boston
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Palm Springs
Calif
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International Soundphoto
Badner Solon Charges Army With Deception
An Old World political tale unfolds as Badner Solon accuses the Army of deception amid a charged public climate. The discussion touches on investigations, Senate actions, and the broader controversy around government conduct, with references to McCarthy era scrutiny and calls for accountability.
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Arma-McCarthy
Jos
Senate
McCarthy
Stevens
Adams
Mondo
Cai
Immigrant Admits Extortion Attempt On Astor Fortune
Adam Heinz 44 admitted in court he wrote letters demanding 2500 from Vincent Astor and 50000 from Vancouver club owner Harry Reifel. He claimed the Ku Klux Klan signed the letters and said debts arose as his wife was ill and he had no money. The sentencing is set for next Friday.
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Vincent Ce
Adam Heinz
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Vancouver
Harry Reifel
Ku Klux Klan
Heinz
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