Redistricting proposal deferred by city council
The Common Council deferred redistricting of wards to the new city manager regime and sent meter and wage-boost items back to committees. Aldermen discussed adding six wards to total 22, two hour meters on Oregon Street, and pay increases amid pending administration change, with votes delaying action.
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Common Council
Inree
David Grey
Carl Mailahn
Mailahn
Oregon Street
Fifth
12Th Streets
Oregon-Jackson Bridge
Ernest R. Siewert
Cdm
Herbert Wenzlaff
Eighth Ward
Oregon
Leo Niemuth
Honest Thief Returns Boat and Trailer in Dallas
David Rosenaur reported a thief took his 16 foot boat on a two wheel trailer with two outboard motors four water skis a power lawn mower and life preservers. He found the boat trailer motors and mower back in his driveway yesterday.
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Dallas
David Rosenaur
Rosenaur
Truman Aids Given Terms, $2,500 Fines
Two Truman administration officials, Matthew J. Connelly and Z. Lamar Caudle, were sentenced to two years in prison and fined $2,500 each for conspiracy to fix a tax case. Nordbye noted a grave breach of trust as he imposed sentence after denials of new-trial motions.
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Nordbye
Husen
Connelly
New York
Caudle
Wadesboro
W.C
Twelve Maiden parachute survivors escape crash by dumping luggage
Twelve survivors of a Maiden parachute jump attempt bailed out of a failing plane near Columbia after dumping 7000 pounds of luggage to gain altitude. Captain Franklin Greenspan said only the crew bailed out safely in orderly fashion. none of the 12 survivors was injured. The plane struck a wooded area near Charleston and investigators sought the cause of the engine failure.
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Columbia
D. C
Franklin Greenspan
Rantoul. Ni
Chanute Air Force Base
Charleston Afb
S.C
Greenspan
Tres
Ft. Jackson
Columbia Municipal
Board of Air Force
Gree
Retired Doctor G J Flanagan Dies at Appleton
G J Flanagan died Monday at an Appleton hospital. He was a physician who opened practice in 1915 after graduating from Marquesse University medical school. A WWI Army physician, he directed the Bank of Naukeuna for 27 years and served as bank president from 1930 to 1956. Services set for Thursday at Holy Cross Catholic Church.
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Wauralaa FD
G. J. Flanagan
Appleton
Flanagan
Marquesse University
Medical School
Bank of Naukeuna
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Ben-Gurion Delays Parlia ment Showdown Over Withdrawal Policy
In Jerusalem Premier David Ben-Gurion postpones a parliamentary showdown on troop withdrawals to shore up a fracturing coalition. He rushes talks with Mapai and Mapam leaders as opposition Herut plans a march and possible censure votes threaten to topple the government. Riots and protests intensify amid fears of a repeat of 1952 violence.
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Jerusalem
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Herut (Freedom) Party
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Knesset
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Mapam
Ahdul Ayoda
Herut
Mapai Gabor
West Germany
Leeks Coalition Unity
Sharm el Sheikh
Anaha
Eisenhower Seeks Expanded Drought and Disaster Relief
President Eisenhower asked Congress to authorize broader drought and disaster relief programs with states paying at least 25 percent of costs. Ezra Benson proposed new measures based on a Wichita drought conference report, urging prompt Legislative action and closer local implementation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson
Retter
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Wichita
Kan
State Man Dies In Trainer Crash
West Wis man Steve L Sabo 26 died when his F335 jet trainer flamed out over Catahoula Lake and crashed during an attempted emergency landing near a National Guard airstrip at Camp Beauregard 49 miles from the lake. Air Force officials at Ellens AFB said the trainer was based there.
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Alexandrli
UPI
Steve L. Sabo
West 4
Wis
Catahoula Lake
National Guard
Here
Air Force
Enelans Afb
Alexandra
Sabo
Lake
Atms National Guard
Camp Beauvelgard
Wisconsin high court upholds school district consolidation ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed a Milwaukee County ruling allowing West Milwaukee and Greenfield to withdraw from a five community district. The decision sustains 25 years of consolidated districts aimed at broad participation and stable borrowing. The case spurred reform bills to close loopholes and ensure all areas join a district.
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Wmpi Ciug Vallly
Ralph Joliffe
Hower
Supreme Court
Joliffe
Milwaukee
Waukesha
William O'Neall
West Milwaukee
Greenfield
West Allis
High Court
O'Neill
State Department of Public Instruction
Roland J. Steinle
O’neill
Thief Returns Radio After Mailing It Back
A thief took a $58 portable radio from BE. A. Patterson's store and mailed it back the next morning after wrapping it and taping coins for postage. The explanation remains: nobody has an answer.
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Endicott
BE. A. Patterson
Primary voting brisk in Oshkosh for council and education posts
By noon 2948 Oshkosh electors had voted in a primary selecting 25 council candidates to be narrowed to 14 for the April contest and six candidates for two board of education seats. Final unofficial results will be posted on the Daily Northwestern bulletin board tonight after polls close at 8.
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Oshkosh
Board of Education
Northwestera
Bulletin Board
State Street
Common Council
Barbara Lawrence drawn to Oshkosh as “little people” spotlight
Oklahoma born actress Barbara Lawrence discusses starring success and the value of producers over local opinion. Oshkosh Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce promote a visit with “little people” to showcase city industry, business and culture through a bundled information package.
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Oshkosh
7 TV Magazine
Barbara Lawrence
Hollywood Motion Pictures
Rotary Bara
Fone Sealee
Northwestern
Chamber of Commerce
Paine Art Center
Hollywood
Conrad Ben Pitcher
Chamber
Desz
Pitcher
Wis
Nebraska
Oskaloosa
Peoria
Kokomo
Miss Lawrence
Ufe
Rotary Club
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Herbert Pitt
Fourth Ward
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Unity of Tabor
United Workers
Arthdeawal Dacician
Irves Wee Saw
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Emergency Force
UNEF
Moshe Davan
Dag Hammarskjold
State
Tri Schoo
Madison
Wisconsin
Bailn Can Tadian
John Foster Dukes
Heinrich von Brentano
Left
NATO
Brentano
Barbara
Barbara Lawrencs
Lloyd C. Sunisr
Jet
Servce
J. Gorden Hough
Center
George P. Nevitt
Rotary Community Service Committee
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