Oshkosh Man Killed in Highway 41 Crash
Chester R. Klinger 41 of 492 Roosevelt Rd Oshkosh died when his westbound pickup lost control and rolled on Highway 41 northeast of Kaukauna at 7 20 p m The Outagamie County undersheriff said he was ejected and the crash marked the county s first traffic fatality of the year Survivors include his widow Ester and several siblings. funeral details will be announced by Fiss Bills Funeral Home
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Chester R. Klinger
Roosevelt Rd
Oshkosh
Kaukauna
Lyman B. Clark
Outagamie County
Chester R. Hiinger
Ester Nichols
Melvin V. Klinger
J. P. Pullian
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
Graan Ranche
U. S
Panyushkin
New York
Sweden
State Department
Acheson
Moscow
United States
Eemp E Ne
Oh Butt
Fiss & Bills Funeral Home
Six Land Parcels Set Aside For Science Study
Hundreds flee the Soviet zone to the West amid threats of death as Berlin and West Germany see rising asylum. Refugees risk starvation and gunfire as Soviet and border guards clamp down. West Allies report thousands seeking safety while talks linger on payment for disputed bills.
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Soviet Zone
Berlin
West Germany
Jin
Ger-i
Berimany
Coburg
People's Police
Iscivos
Briish
Challenges Claim Russia May Outstrip U S in H-Bomb Race
Washington Senator Hickenlooper challenged a fellow Senate Atomic Energy Committee member’s view that Russia may outstrip the United States in hydrogen bomb supremacy. He insisted the U S leads in atomic weapons and materials and will stay ahead, opposing Rep Hearst Jackson’s call for a broader program.
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Sen
Hicken- Hooper
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
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Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Committee
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Hearst
Jackson
United States
Weather Summary with Cloudy Skies and Warmth Ahead
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Warmer conditions inland tonight with highs near 65 to 70, 55 to 62 along the coast. Tomorrow warmer, northwest near 86, southeast around 85, rainfall minimal and no significant precipitation reported.
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Associated Press
Tomor
Tomortos
City Hall
Ruthstalf
Manmum
Mimi
Dr. Seaend
New Distress Areas Granted Preference for Military Contracts
Acting Mobilization Director John R. Siedman told the Defense Department that five newly certified distressed areas including La Crosse Wisconsin should receive preference in military contracts. Similar notices went to the General Services Administration which handles defense buying, following action by the Surplus Manex Committee last week.
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Washington
John R. Siedman
Defense Department
la Crosse
Wis
General Services Administration
Manex
Truman Says U S Air Force Can Bomb Enemies At Will In Korea
President Truman declares the U S Air Force in Korea can bomb the enemy at will almost anywhere in its territory. He argues defenders must not slash defense funding while Russia may plot new Koreas, and warns against underestimating danger from the Soviet Union.
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Truman
United States Air Force
Korea
Robert A. Taft
Russia
Taft
Stalin
United States
Kremlin
Ambassador Says Russian Jets Buzzed His Plane
U S Ambassador to Austria Walter J Donnelly said two Russian jets deliberately buzzed his plane during a Vienna to Pars flight. The incident occurred in Austria’s air corridor over the Russian Zone where U S planes fly with no notice. Donnelly called it a deliberate buzzing and said Russian officials must have known he was aboard. This marked the first such incident in the Austrian air corridor in his recollection.
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Washington
Walter J. Donnelly
U. S
Austria
Vienna
Pars
Donnelly
Berlin
Air France
Witness In House Probe Lied About McGrath Boyle Note
The House Judiciary subcommittee heard former Detroit assistant U.S. attorney testify he wrote a note falsely linking former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath and William M. Boyle to a war contracts case. Petzer admitted writing the note after drinking at a 4 a.m. party, while Sprague said the note was left for fun. The panel noted possible motives to impress, with Bauer later acquitted in related charges. The Advance Plating matter and a separate Michigan School of Trades settlement are under scrutiny, with tight details and several fees disclosed.
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Advance Plating
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Veterans Training School
Asst
Holmes Baldidge
4A Law
Chirk Clifford
White House
Truman
Michigan
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Clifford
George S. Fitzgerald
John Poole
Fitzgerald
Poole
Eisenhower open to meeting Stalin for peace stance
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would consider arranging a meeting with Premier Stalin if it served peace and security though he believes East West differences are not negotiable now. He warned free government in the Soviet Union blocks reconciliation and noted a direct clash of ideologies. He spoke during a New York trip following his Abilene campaign launch and Dewey praised his leadership as delegates gather in Chicago.
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Soviet Union
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Kan
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Ike
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Dewey
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Nam
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S.D
South Dakota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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al M. Landon
Kansas
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Idaho
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Checaxe
Tafl
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Mickelson
U N Negotiations on Steel Strike Resume Amid Silence
White House talks to end the six day nationwide steel strike resume for the third straight day. Both management and the union maintain tight lipped silence while efforts continue in Washington.
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Washington
White House
U N Truce Talks Break After Five-Hour Session
Reports from the era describe tense negotiations with five hours of talks yielding no firm accord. Officials noted potential actions by steelworkers and mentioned threats of plant automation shifts and prisoner transfers amid mounting labor and defense concerns.
Senate approves farm bill near Truman budget
Senate approves an appropriation of over 10 billion dollars for farm programs, sends bill back to House, with House earlier approving 115 million less than Senate figure. Debate centered on trimming 100 million from soil conservation payments and a 110 million CCC note cancellation budget.
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D-Nm
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Douglas
D-1
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Congress
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Russell
D-Ga
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National Grange
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Republican Agriculture
Wisconsin Officers Graduate From FBI National Academy
Four Wisconsin law enforcement officers were among 12 graduates from the FBI National Academy yesterday. Milwaukee Police Chief Francis Riley Portaze Racine Detective John S. Secanky Warcau Detective Clarence E. Gehrke and two others completed the program along with colleagues from across the nation.
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Washington
Wisconsin
FBI National Academy
Demity Shent
Claire Eimonson
Milwaukee
Francis Riley Portaze
John S. Secanky
Racine
Clarence E. Gehrke
Warcau
Ehrothers
Two Steel Highway Culverts Are Stolen
Herman Lutz, Centerville chairman, reported the theft of two steel highway culverts weighing about a ton each. Suspects described as Paul Bunyan type were sought by police yesterday.
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Paul Bunyan
Herman Lutz
Centerville
Lutz
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