Sale of Oshkosh Diamond Match Plant Approved for Manufacturing Use
Louis Radin and Associates will buy the Diamond Match Company property in Oshkosh to develop a manufacturing and warehousing terminal. The plan includes 450,000 square feet of space, potential employment for 500 to 600, and multiple industrial tenants. The deal involves Paul Redemann Jr. and associates with legal representation from Oshkosh and New York firms.
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Louis Radin and Associates
Milwaukee
Diamond Match Company
Paul Redemann Jr
Paul Redemann & Company
Ishkosh
Oshkosh
Louis Radin
Jukee
Avestor
Fox River Valley
Diamond Meth Company
Radin
Ir. Redemann
Peration
Racine
Wis
Bellivore
Redemanz
Ain
Seal ‘Aly. Cark
SIR
Newark
No. Indus
Theyer
Ick
Northwestern Keeps Its Promise On Diamond Match Story
The Oshkosh Daily Northwestern explains it withheld a Diamond Match Company transaction story until release by the Milwaukee paper, honoring a promise made with both parties to publish only after official disclosure. The Milwaukee paper published first, but the Northwestern stood by its commitment to delay.
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Oshkosh Daily Western
Diamond Match Company
Milwaukee
Daily Northwestern
Northwestern
Arctic cold grips Wisconsin with record lows
A mass of Arctic air dropped temperatures to 53 below zero in Canada then moved into Wisconsin. Duluth and Superior reported 12 below while the state saw 20 below in spots. Five inches of new snow fell in Wausau and elsewhere, aiding winter sports facilities at Rib Mountain before turning to weather on Page 2.
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United Press
Canada
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Superior Duluth
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Stefe
Peking
Bistin & ND
Todayx
International iFails
Minn
Wausau
State
Upper Michigan
Rib Mountain
Russian Attache Rogov Declared Persona Non Grata
Denmark says Soviet military attache Col. Anioli S Rogov was declared persona non grata and left Copenhagen for Moscow after being expelled in a diplomatic dispute. The Foreign Office confirmed his departure as Ekstra Bladet reported the expulsion for unspecified conduct.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U.P
Foreign Office
Col
Aniolis Rogov
Ben
Sion
Moscow
Ekxstrablace
Rogov
Z Allegal
City annexes nearly 54 acres in three actions
The Common Council approved about 53.8 acres for annexation in three moves at a special Monday session with 12 of 16 aldermen present. The first 23.7 acre parcel abuts Murdock Street includes Red Owl store and Kiekhaefer Aeromarine Motors property. A second area on Jackson Drive spans one-tenth mile with nearby annexations. A 15.8 acre tract east of Algoma Boulevard toward Plymouth Street and north to Columbia Avenue was also added, widening city services considerations.
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Common Council
iWard
Murdock Street
Alcermen
Red Owl
Kiekhaefer Aeromarine 'S Motors, Inc
Jackson Drive
Enother
Algoma Boulevard
Plymouth Street
Columbia Avenue
Two Die in Ship Blast at Tenerife Zaragoza Explosion Kills Two
An explosion and fire aboard the 6,060 ton Spanish tanker Zaragoza during refueling in Tenerife Canary Islands killed two men and wounded three others. Two seamen remain missing after the blast Monday night.
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Tenerife
Canary Islands
Zaragoza
Whitney Named By President To Britain Ambassadorship
President Eisenhower formally nominated John Hay Whitney a wealthy New York financier to serve as ambassador to Great Britain. The announcement also named John M. Allison as ambassador to Indonesia and Joseph A. Jenkins of Fort Worth as a member of the National Labor Relations Board. Senate confirmation is required for all nominations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Hay
Jock Whitney
New York
Great Britain
Whitney
John MM. Allison
Japan
Indonesia
Joseph A. Jenkins
Fort Worth
Tex
White House
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Senate
Repubican
London
Winthrop W. Aldrich
J. H. Whitney & Co
Allison
Hugh S. Cummings Jr
Alison
Douglas Mac. R
Promat
Foreign Service
Jen
Jenkins
Ivar H. P
Ludvigsen Named To Be Governor's Legislative Counsel
Former Wisconsin assemblyman Alfred Ludvigsen aged about 70 was appointed by Gov. Thomson as legislative counsel to promote the 200 i's program. He will act as liaison between the governor and the Legislature and is praised as a prominent former Assembly member.
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Assembly Joint Finance Committee
Emergency Board
Legislative Council
Iab
Legislative Counsel
Thomson
Senate Groups Vote Review Of Mid-East Policy
Two Senate committees approved a sweeping review of Middle East policy over the past decade. The resolution by Sen. J Wiloun But bright D Ark was supported amid White House and State Department interest in a documented study.
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Senate
Mid-East
Washington
Middle East
J. Wiloun
State Department
Ensestower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Theodore Francis Green Urd
Senate Foreign Relations
Green
Armed Services
Hower
House
Dulles
Family man Tom Fleming ages into Christmas gift duties
Tom K Fleming 86 father of 22 children with 20 boys and 16 girls. Twenty are sul liv ing. His son Harry became a father at Erie Pennsylvania yesterday, his seventh child. Tom now has 76 grandchildren.
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Tom K. Fleming
Fleming
Sul
Harry
Erie
Tom
Secretary Remarks Spark Anger Over Draft Comment
Congressmen and National Guardsmen clashed after Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson labeled the Guard a draft dodging business. Wilson defended his remark amid calls for apologies, saying he saw issues in training and modernization but supported the Guard’s role. He refused to set a departure date from the cabinet and noted high expenditure on the Guard while stressing need for reliability and readiness.
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Tional Girard
Eliard A. Walsh
National Guild Asse
Wilson
Presid
White Horse
Wilson Sai
National Guard
Tam
Outstanding Citizen Awards Given to Jorgensen and Garthwaite
Glenn Jorgensen of First National Bank and Ed ward Garthwaite of Delfox Bug Company received the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Citizen and Distinguished Service awards at the awards banquet in Oshkosh. The honors recognized their long community efforts and leadership roles with the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce Camp Fire Girls, the Parks board, and local civic committees.
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Glenn Jorgensen
First National Bank
Edward Garthwaite
Delfox Bug Company
Twin Lakes Council
Bas Se of America
United Cerebral Winnebagoland, Inc
Bureau of Fair Service
First Presbyterian Church
Garthwaite
Chamber of Commerce
Serecree
Oshea
Imani
Gove
Jorgensen
Clarence Goer
Norman Hit
CITIZ
Athearn Hotel
Saud Receives Royal Welcome on U.S. Arrival
King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrived in New York aboard a destroyer for a state visit with President Eisenhower. He was greeted with pomp, a Marine band, and a Saudi flag ceremony as his party of 63 was escorted to a Coast Guard cutter. The king expressed hope for strengthened relations and Middle East stability. Prince Manshur, six, waved to cameras from his guarded position.
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Ent
Jaycees
Richard Mic
Fle
Weinesa
Milwaukee
Esenhower
Oshkosh
Jin Meer
Rufledge
Itones
YORK
Saud
Ae Ar
Eisenhower
Nav Wickenabe
Cty
New York
Middle East
Almani
Prince Manshur
Constitution
Tower Bay
Coast Guard
Wis
Lee
Hem Cabot
United Nations
United States
Saudi Arabia
S Y Tity
Ted Ad
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Tees Sea
Tere Terruess
Aurel
Uese
Getehell
Diamond Match
Arctic
Britain
Ludvigsen
Inquest
Chicago
Bennie Bedwell
Skid Rox
Oleave
Wi Skid Jownes
Mpa
Cis
Loretta Grimes
Inquist
Bedwell
Iris
Grimes
Joseph
Cook County
Walter McCarron
Frank
Willingham
Skid Row
Michigan
Detroit
Carol King
Irene Dean
Jorgensen, Garthwaite
Citizen
Benjama Sisson
Am Mediate
Dr¢Atsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin Sisson
Sisson
Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Sneder
Saude
United State
Murrayes
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