Tokyo Rose Faces Deportation After Parole
Tokyo Rose, Iva Toguri D Aquino, walks free from Alderson prison with a warrant for a deportation hearing in Chicago. If ordered deported, she could go to Japan where husband Philip df Aquino resides, or face indefinite banishment.
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Alderson
W.va
Tokyo
Rose
Nm Tananaen Nennadandiot
Iva Toguri D'Aquino
Pacific
Chicago
Women’s Federal
Bioker
Fred Toguri
Toxyo Rose
Los Angeles
Freduate
University of California
Mildred Fisk
Sally
Jun Toguri
Inez
Immigration Service
United States
Tokyo Rose
Japan
Philip Df Aquino
Inversity
California
Seven Milwaukee firemen hurt in attic blaze on South Side
Seven Milwaukee firemen were injured when an oil space heater exploded in a two family home attic on the South Side. Six firefighters suffered burns and one received an eye injury. all were treated and released except Ray mond Dolan who has extensive burns. The fire was blamed on an overheated furnace amid several large fires in the state that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Joan Miller
Raymond
Dolan
Johnson Emergency Hospital
Privates
Richard Donoven
Pabst
Oconamowoc
Damaze
Seb
Green Bay
Delores McGivar
Joanne Marie
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rises to 41 in 1956
The 1956 Wisconsin traffic death toll climbed to 41 with the death of 54 year old Benjamin Brown of Watertown from injuries after a Friday collision. His wife Irma, 47, also involved. Milwaukee residents Jenz Keser and his wife Gexitude were struck while crossing a street near their home Friday night. The toll last year at this time was 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Watertown
Benjamin Brown
Irma
Dotge County
Jenz Keser
Gexitude
Milwaukee
Ag Chief Admits He Pulled Boner in Benson Letter Row
Secretary Ezra T Benson acknowledged sending a letter praising an Harper's piece while denying its reflection of his views. The episode drew Senate demand for his resignation as critics argued he endorsed farm handout rhetoric from the 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Chief
Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Berson
Harpers
Harper’s
Join Fischer
Dole
Senate
Hubert Humparer
Benson
Pimis
Burrieh
Capitol
Agriculture Department
jJonnstown
Is F
Senson
Miller ‘Shurtleff
Robert D. McMillea
A. Benson
Horace A Knowles
Harper's
Peter Slagsvold
Career Service
Slagsveld
Knowles
Fischer
Bmrs
McMillen
Bensons Office
Stwrtlen
Fisherman given six year term after fire widower killing
Leon Robinson of Knoxville Tennessee received a six year sentence after he attacked a widowed woman with a fire poker when she refused to cook his catch.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Leon Robinson
Former Truman Aide and Lawyer Face Tax Fix Trial
Former Truman aide Matthew J. Connelly and Kansas City lawyer Harry S. Schwimmer pleaded innocent to conspiring to defraud the government by fixing a tax case. Judge Rabev tentatively set their trial for May 7 after dismissing several motions as health issues and procedural questions are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
ST. Louis
Rabev
Hulen
Matthew J. Connelly
Harry S. Schwimmer
Candle
John Leshly
Connelly
Justice Department
Newcomb
In J
Washington
Yester Jon
Schwimmer
Iving Sachs
St. Louis Shoe
Theron
Lamar Caudle
Isaler
Wyllys Newcomb
Puerto Rico
Jant
Sachs
Schlesinger Named in Big Stock Deal Suit
Federal suit in Milwaukee names Robert H. Schlesinger as defendant in a $60,000 oil stock fraud case filed by former Milwaukee executives Richard Herzfeld and John Herzfeld. The action seeks distribution of life policy proceeds and includes Prudential Insurance Co and Van Cleef & Arpels among claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Schiesinger
Milwaukee
Richard P. Herzfeld
Boston
John 2
Ime
Ver
Vicicime
New York
Petiti
Priory of Claims
Schlesinger
Sa Henry Jr
Jas
Herzfelds
Lyzierd Lardze Armin
Pglicy Lek
Siseny Henry
Prudential Insurance Co
Robert E. Tehan
van Cleef & Arpels
Robert Schlesinger
Linda Christian
Fim
Armin A. Schlesinger
Naples
Fla
Henry
Edmund Shea
Marine National Exchange Bank
Freezing Drizzle and Snow Sweep Midwest to West Coast
A major weather system moves east from the West Coast bringing freezing drizzle and snow. Northern Minnesota reports two to three inches of snowfall while northern Iowa and southern Minnesota face dangerous icing. Heavy rain and a $3 million fire fee at a Los Angeles Harbor plant cited to be caused by storm runoff.
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West Coast
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Colorado
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Ford Assembly
Eng Beach Harbor
Roads Perilously Slippery in Wisconsin State
Wisconsin roads were reported dangerous due to freezing mist and icy surfaces. Four sections listed as in fair condition included Manitowoc Sheboygan Tomahawk and Rhinelander with snowfall reported in places.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Manitowoc
Sheborgan
Tomahawk
Rhinelander
City proposes sites for Army Reserve training center
City planning commission recommends five city owned sites for a $194 000 Army Reserve training center. A three member site committee proposed four Oshkosh locations two city owned and two privately owned near the airport. The plan suggests leasing or selling a city site while private plots would require purchases. Officials will obtain prices for Army Reserve review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Army Reserve
Special Commission
Osh-kosh
Ers
Commission
Oshkosh
Beaver Dam
Sheltersan
Courcil Conate
Sawyer and
National Avenues
Municipal Athletic Field
Witzel Avenue
Idaho Street
Air Garage
Airport
Kanai Street
Bowen Street
Herold W. Pedersen
Naval Reserve
Saebergen
Russell Williams
Reserve Officers Association
Osh’ Kosh
Williams
Warsaw pact powers meet denounce West militarism
East Germany and seven Warsaw pact nations plus associates convened a political consultative committee denouncing Western aggression and West German militarism. Speakers claimed the Communist bloc seeks peace while accusing the West of trying to disrupt world peace and expanding a West German army with rockets and atomic weapons.
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Czechoslovakia
Vyacheslav x
Molotov
NATO
Europe
I Molotov
Eo ‘B
East _Geranys
Armiies
Willi Stopf
Ivan Koniev
Russia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Poland
East Germany
Naz
Naz General Staff
gen_erals
EASN
Ional People’s Armiorists
Chiang Sees Unhindered Counterattack to Mainland China
Chiang Kai-shek told United Press he could now launch a mainland counterattack from Formosa with Western help and without Western hindrance. He said a beachhead would rally mainland Chinese to his cause and warned talks with Britain and the United States might bring no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Sai
Guiside
China
Chiang
Generaligsime
Great Britain
United Press
Cimery Bass
Saturday Evening Post
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Anobherween
Anthony Edenard
Dent
Eisenhower
United Nations
Fatsu
Robert Johnson’s 80th Birthday Celebration Mentioned
An event notes Robert Johnson turning 80 with fond reminiscences of his life. The brief mentions his past drinking, including beer and whisky, and reflects on his time and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusia
Robert Johnson
Moving Church Becomes County’s Largest Moving Project
The historic Romanesque Christ Church on Church Street is being moved to the Polk block north, a major county job. The structure, reinforced with steel trusses, began sliding Jan 1, inching forward at a slow pace as beams and rollers were realigned. Built and dedicated in 1903, the church has a bell removed years ago and interior work by Gustav Behcke. total 1895 cost listed as $15,080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga Co Christ Church
Church Street
Polk Block
Movi Martin
George M. Wong
S Gx. Riapproth
Oshkosh
Leopold Fran
Wiliam Gill
Founth
Gustav Behcke
Christ Lutheran Church
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U. S
Pers McMahon
Pittsburgh
McMahon
San Francisco
William Blake
Ronceverte
W. Va
WRON
Benedict Arnold
Arch Traicress
Cyprus
Nicosia
Greece i
Midwest
Planning Commission
Red
Walter Ulbricht
Chang
rermosa-Penghi
Tachen Islands
Tachen
Nanchi
Mo Zoubi
Cetecina Eon
Metsu
Quemoy
Olling
Polk Street
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