Nehru Fights Off Would-Be Killer In Nagpur
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru wrestled a knife from a would be assailant on the running board of an open car near Nagpur. A rickshaw puller named Babu Rao was seized by police after the brief struggle. Nehru said the weapon was a small knife and thanked security forces for quick action. He declined tighter protections, praising current measures as adequate. Police later obtained a statement from the suspect.
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India
Jawaharia Nehrui
Nehru
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Nebru
Potece
Congress Party
New Delhi
Nathuram Vinayak Godse
Reds Bombard Quemoy Island With Big Guns
Formosa reports say the Chinese Communists shelled Quemoy Island for a second straight day. Soviet built long range jets were observed supporting the attack as Nationalist defenses rush to fortify the port area. Casualties and exact damage were unclear amid ongoing exchanges and no official confirmation from American or Chinese authorities.
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Formosa Strait
F. Gay
Tateng
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Oh Foochow
Canien
Green Bay Man Dies in Car Crash
Roland Besau 25 of Green Bay died from multiple injuries when his car left US 141 on a curve south of Green Bay. Allan Powell, shaken but uninjured, said they were traveling about 84 mph before the crash into aower pole. This marked Brown County's fifth fatality of the season.
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Green Bay
Wis
Roland Besau
Besau
Allan Powell
Clarence Grog
Brown County
Ex Chief Deputy Sentenced to Life Term in Alabama
Phenix City authorities report ex chief deputy Fuller, already facing a seven year term for bribes, was convicted of murder and given life imprisonment by an all male jury after six hours of deliberation. The jury rejected the death penalty, opting for life in prison.
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Sin. City
Albert Fuller
Phenix City
Ala
A. L. Patterson
Southern Dems Oppose Income Tax Cut Drafted in Senate Debate
The article reports that several Southern Democrats including Sens. Spe and Byrd planned to vote against a proposed income tax cut despite Democratic leadership support. It notes the plan would give a $20 credit to taxpayers and $10 per dependent, funded by stockholder taxes, and details ongoing Senate debate and potential party defections as the vote schedule set for Tuesday. It also mentions related legal proceedings in Birmingham involving Ferrell and Patterson, with details of a murder case and a witness-turned-cooperator.
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Florida
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Reed
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Lamar Reid
Eratic
Carman
Birmingham
Ron
Sturgeon Bay Man and Dog Slayer Victims
A Sturgeon Bay man and his dog were found slain inside a residence. Police are investigating the fatal attack as a domestic incident with investigators gathering evidence at the scene.
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Sturgeon Bay
Italian Senators Back Paris Pacts Amid Turmoil
Senators in Rome endorse agreements linked to Paris accords amid confusion and injuries. Report notes unresolved parliamentary action, anticipated presidential signing, and the broader aim of sustaining Western unity and defense. The piece mentions nations including Luxembourg, Netherlands, and the United States in a postwar alliance context.
Ike Faces Call to Repudiate Yalta Accords
Amid shaky wartime diplomacy, Chief McCarthy seeks a formal repudiation of the Yalta agreements. Eisenhower is pressed to take a stand on the issue, with political factions arguing new revelations and pledged secrecy complicate the stance.
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Ike
Yalta
Carthy
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Missing Utah Planes Enter Third Day Search
Authorities pressed a third day search for two missing planes in Utah. A B25 from Great Falls Montana and a Beechcraft Beechcraft were last tracked near Salt Lake City and disappeared after a Friday check in over Lake City. Ground crews extended the search from Rock Springs Wyoming toward Delta central Utah aided by tips and a possible sighting via telescope.
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Wreckace
Rocx Springs
Woo
Laxeen
Sexth
Delta
Salt Lake City
Melba Peterson
Great Falls
Mont
Fall Between Cars Fatal for Conductor
Cornell Wisconsin reports Henry Rust aged 67 a conductor with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Omaha railroad died from injuries after he fell between moving freight cars in a switchyard Thursday He had served the railroad over 50 years and the accident occurred in the local yard.
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Cornell
Wis
Henry Rust
Chi Crea
St Paul
Northwestern want ad promises quick results for rentals
An old Northwestern want ad boasts fast apartment rentals and trades with a humorous claim of unreal success. It touts a Blackhawk 8000 ad writer service and a daily rate of 30 cents for an eight day special.
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Daily Northwestern
Blackhawk
Nevada Test Bomb Blasts Desert With Fission Smoke
A nuclear device exploded in the Nevada desert at a 160 foot tower site. The test produced a mushroom cloud and a bright light over the state area as engineers report the blast effects and cooling radiators.
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Nevada Desert
Nevada
Coleman Rips At Integration In New Letter
Coleman attacks integration in a new letter citing his view that a separate state board should govern all schools. He argues a single board would face more difficulties and asserts state colleges and the University of Wisconsin are distinct types of institutions with different missions and facilities.
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Coleman
Clouds and Floods Roil Wide U S Area
Storms bring widespread dust and heavy rain across several states. Officials report property damage and localized floods as crews race to assess the situation and restore power and transportation links.
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U. S
Wisconsin Adopts Simplified Air Raid Signals System
Wisconsin adopts a simplified air raid signal system as emergency planners implement new codes for alerting the public. The move aims to standardize warnings across counties and speed guidance to residents during potential incidents.
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Wisconsin
Bank Robber Seized After $25,000 Job
Police capture a suspect after a bank heist netted about $25 000 in cash. The arrest followed a getaway attempt and involved local officers and responding agencies. No further details on the suspect or motive were released.
Wisconsin Rapids Records First Pedestrian Death in Eight Years
A pedestrian death in Wisconsin Rapids marks the first fatality involving a walker in nearly eight years. Police reported the incident as a local tragedy with investigators examining the scene and identifying potential factors.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Mamie to Join Ike at Dinner After Flu Recovery
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower plan to host a dinner together following Mamie’s recovery from the flu. The White House noted no intent to discuss or release photographs or engage photographers during the event. The president remained in good spirits as he prepared for expected spring appearances.
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Mamie
Ike
Man and Wife Slain in Their Own Yard
Brief report of a double homicide in which a man and his wife were found shot dead in their yard. Authorities described the suspect as a man with a dark complexion seen near the couple’s car. Police launched an ambush search for the assailant.
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American Legion Camp Supervisor Carr Leaves Post
The American Legion reported the departure of camp supervisor Carr from his post. Details indicate adjustments to personnel and responsibilities, with a sum noted as 4 9235 dollars associated with J. Ken.
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American Legion
Carr
Hannon Appointed Waukesha Police Chief
Hannon named new police chief of Waukesha as city officials confirm the appointment. The announcement outlines Hannon’s prior service and vision for the department.
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Hannon Is
Waukesha
Northwestern Observations and Weather Note Update
Weather bulletin from Buckstalf Observatory notes 40 fair in Northwest, 42 cloudy near Randall gauge. City Hall area shows 53 maximum and 32 minimum with no precipitation. yearly comparisons include past readings and precipitation deficits.
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