Signs Reported On Peron Toppling In Argentina
Uruguay reports diplomats say Peron may be toppled after last week's rebellion as Gen. Franklin Lucero could seize power. Refugees express confidence in the uprising while observers warn of a behind the scenes power struggle and loyalties within the Argentine armed forces.
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Peron
ARMY
Juan D. Peron
Buenos Aires
Franklin Lucero
Guillermo Guitierrez
Argentina
Montevideo
Uruguay
Air Force
Lucero
Juan D Peron
Marine Infanty
Warren Pays Tribute to Old Bob La Follette
Madison Wisconsin Chief Justice Earl Warren praised Robert M La Follette Sr as a dissenters leader and urged independent minds during the centennial celebration. Warren joined La Follette’s followers in Primrose Wisconsin for a pilgrimage noting his impact on American democracy and the Wisconsin idea of reforms.
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Madison, Wis
Earl Warren
le Follette
Wisconsin
Pail la Follette
Abr
Warren
Primrose
Wis
la Follete
Leter
la Foliete
la Folistie
Lincoln
la Follette
Zermaindec
Pop Wins Papa Title in Waukesha County
The report notes a man in Waukesha County becoming a father, with a newborn weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Names and exact details are unclear in the OCR but indicate a birth announcement style item from a Wisconsin locale.
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Waukesha
Council to Act on Siewert Veto of Water Storage Basin
Aldermen plan a vote tonight on two measures to override Mayor Ernest Siewerts veto of a proposed water storage basin in Railer's Bar. A two-thirds majority is required to pass despite the veto. The water board expects higher treatment plant output, while the mayor favors more study before action.
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Siewert
Tonicht
Ernest R
David E. Grey
Board of Public Works
Rainbow Park
Park Board
Eisenhower to unveil new peace plan at UN meeting
Washington reports debate on defense funding with key senators clashing over three proposed boosts to manpower and production. Eisenhower prepares to address the UN on its 10th anniversary and set sights on July Geneva talks with Britain France and the Soviet Union.
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Ike
U.N
Big Four
Geneva
San Francisco
Eisenhower
United Nations
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Switzerland
Washington
John Foster Dulles
St. Francis Hi Hotel
Daves
Acheslay ML Molotov
Antoine Pinay
Herold Maciillen
Itain
Cordner V. AL Miolotov
Britsh
Harold MacSullan
Molotov
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
U.S
MacMillan
Pinay
Americans freed from Soviet slave camps report on Siberian captives
Vienna dispatch says more than 180 Austrians report that several Americans were held in Siberia for eight to ten years. Returnees name Lt Jerry Ford of Oklahoma and Brooklyn men Bike Feingers and Wells as captives, with others identified only by surname. One American, Morris Verias, noted. Costa Brown of Chicago reportedly died at Alexandrovsk two years ago.
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Vienna
Ansitie
Siberia
Austria
Jerry Ford
Oklahoma
Cowtter
Brooklyn
Bike Feingers
Singearsi
Czechoslovakia
Baden
Yeset
Austia
Alexandrovsk
Irkutsk
Walis
Wellis
Bucharest
Russiians
Morris Verias
Camp Alexandrovsk
Annd
Cbe Ford Costa Brown
Chicago
Rumania
Six Soviet Pilots Arrested in East Germany Defection Plot
Information Bureau West reports six Soviet jet pilots at the Retzow base in Kyritz district were arrested on suspicions of planning to defect aboard MIG aircraft. Seven Russian ground crew members allegedly cooperated with the plot and were also seized.
Fischer Confession of Germ Warfare Claims Debated
An Air Force spokesman says a false germ warfare confession was obtained from one of four former American jet pilots. Captain Harold Fischer Jr. of Swea City is named among the pilots alleged to have confessed to operating near the Yalu River in Chinese territory under orders that were not issued. The four men’ s actions are under suspicion, but no disciplinary measures are planned. The Marine Corps dropped court martial plans against Col Frank Schwabie for a similar confession.
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Washington
Harold Fischer Jr
Swea City
Fischer
Yalu
Air Force
Susdr
Gil
Marine Corps
Ened
Frank Schwabie
Avr
Bandits loot Don the Beachcomber’s on Chicago’s Gold Coast
Three bandits robbed Don the Beachcomber on Chicago’s Gold Coast at about 4 a.m. They surprised a bartender and three employees, broke into one safe and carried off another, escaping with an estimated $20,000 in weekend receipts.
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Chicago
Don
Emergency response and sheltering milk lunch in transit
A petrolman and officer respond to a call about a child and mother in distress. The man is given a sandwich and milk while the situation is sorted, as a partly furnished three room apartment offers heat light and hot water near downtown with contact numbers.
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Peicemen Sey
Allen
Fing
Merc
Wrong Signs Pecenix Arrested Man in Downtown Incident
Police in Pecenix arrest a man after attempting assault on a woman in downtown. Officers found in his pocket a scrap of paper with a garbled prediction that seems copied from a horoscope, noting a chilling line about a future event.
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Pecenix
Ariz
Pay boosts for federal workers face quick House vote
House leaders move to fast track a bill lifting federal pay by about 7 to 8 percent, aiming to surpass Senate's 10 percent raise in a compromise. The plan targets roughly 300 000 postal workers and other wage hikes totaling about 134 billion dollars over two years, with April 1 enactment anticipated.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hove
Hisenhower
Congress
Bill Offered To Carry Out Reserve Plan
A revised reserve bill was introduced by Rep Winsor of Georgia to enact Eisenhower's compulsory military reserve system without universal service. It would require active duty personnel to serve in reserves with weekly drills and summer camps, without a mandatory National Guard assignment. The measure drops a proposed segregation ban and does not include a dual training program.
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Washington
Todey
Eisenhower
Cer Winsor Ga
House
Armed Services
National Guard
Adam Clayton Powell
DAN
Cornerstone Laying Rites Held At New Faith Lutheran Church
Cornerstone laying ceremonies for the New Faith Lutheran Church in Oshkosh were held with Rev. Ernst Lehning delivering the sermon. The building on Ohio Street between 17th and 18th is a 32 by 74 foot brick veneer structure costing about 330000 and expected to be ready for occupancy by late year.
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Reid
New Faith Lutheran Church
Ohio Sweet
Ermst Lehning
Grace Evangelical
A. F. Walter & Sons
Amer, Drezert, Wiley & Wertsch
Mr. Kaiser
Igharch
Willmar Wichmann
Neenah
Oshkosh
Howard Kaiser
Faith Lutheran Church
Ernst Lehninger
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Westinghouse Electrical Supply Company
Milwaukee
Electrical Contractors Supply Company
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DEX Electric Company
Oshkosh Insurance Association
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Grand Avenue
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Eiserhower
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Admir Abou
Mexi
Speec
Eso
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Sen
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Formet
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Simington
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Russia
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