House Appropriations Committee OKs 1.9 Billion in Added Funds
The House Appropriations Committee approved 1,855,212,429 in supplemental funds for over 30 federal agencies and branches including Congress to tide them over to the end of the 1955 fiscal year. Congress receives 51,468,000 to cover a 7,500 dollar annual war raise for lawmakers. Additional allocations cover veterans benefits, civilian aid, GI schooling, and public assistance. The package cuts about 65 million from administration requests and includes minor items such as 4,000 for a Supreme Court rockers room conversion and 7,147.90 for cost storm control.
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Eisenhower
U S Signals Use of Tactical Atomic Arms in Major Conflicts
Secretary of Defense warned that the United States might deploy tactical atomic weapons if engaged in a major war. He did not commit to use them for defense of Quemoy and Matsu but suggested intervention could come with sea and air forces armed with atomic arms if China mounts a major seizure of Formosa. The final decision would rest with the President.
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United States
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Matsu
Formosa
O. Presidenhower
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Nearby Areas
The report notes cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with colder air arriving tonight. High Wednesday near 25 with north winds 20-25 mph, shifting to northerly tonight and Wednesday. Randall gauge shows 5% inches below crest at Menasha dam, precipitation trace and month deficiency 0.54 inches, year deficiency 1.14 inches. Observations from Bockstaff Observatory report a maximum 46 and minimum 29 for the period.
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Hotel Fire Kills Six at Johnson Hostel in Laramie
A 55 year old hotel in Laramie Wyoming burned early this day killing six men and injuring five others. Most victims were permanent residents of the Johnson Hostel meant for elderly single men. Several injured leaped from the second floor as flames spread. The dead include Harold C Dahl identified by Coroner James E Busher and Harold Smith from La Porte Colorado among others. Fire officials said the blaze started at the rear of the first floor office with possible explosion prior.
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Ver. Cole
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Illinois highway crash kills three near Dixon
A collision on State Route 51 near Campion in Lee County south of Dixon killed three: John Hansman aged 61 and two children, with four others injured. The Hansman vehicle driven by Mrs. Hansman veered off the road and into the oncoming car.
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Thomas
Leon ¢ Gordeaux
Geressee Depot
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Lindy
Gordeaux
Campion
Lee
Souheast
Refuelling Ban for Finnish Tanker Near Suez
British officials barred refuelling for the Finnish tanker Aru bound for Red China with a barge of jet fuel. The Aruban, chartered by a Hong Kong firm, may be in the Indian Ocean region as authorities act near the Suez corridor.
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Storm System Roils Plains States With Tornado and Hail
A vast storm system battered the plains and midsection with tornadoes and hail. In Alabama, about 175000 acres of timberland burned as forestry experts hoped a cold front would slow fires. The system, fueled from the Southwest, produced a tornado in northwest Missouri near St Joseph and caused damage across the South and Southeast.
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Today Not Deadline To File Tax Return
A garbled notice states there is no deadline today to file tax returns. The readable text does not provide dates, names, or specific offices involved.
New Electric Ordinance Set For City Council
City council will hear a proposal to extend electrical inspection services to industrial plants. Aldermen say action will decide if inspections and budget boosts are approved, with an estimated cost rise from $6,000 to about $9,500 to $10,000. Plans include a $25 permit fee and $10 annual renewal, to cover industrial sections, while some oppose higher charges.
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Daily Northwestern Want Ad Seeks Apartment Rentals
In a reader notice the Daily Northwestern promotes its want ads for fast results renting or selling items. The fragment mentions an April 13 date and inquiries about renting an apartment, highlighting ad readership and rapid outcomes.
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No Remorse For His Deed, Say Authorities
Wisconsin story notes authorities say the suspect showed no remorse for the deed. The fragmented text references a Grivener home Chaple ter in Wisconsin and a tavern stockade scene with a party of men, including Lester, connected to a shooting incident and Army context.
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Lester
Bandits Flee With Diamonds and Jewelry Heist Report
An Atlanta dispatch describes a daylight robbery at a Milwaukee jewelry shop where bandits seized diamonds and other items then fled. Police and communications disruptions followed as investigators pursued the suspects amid a broader spate of cable cuttings and transit tensions reported across the region.
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Talks Between Nehru And Ali Are Postponed
NEW DELHI India and Pakistan will not meet on March 28 as planned between Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Mohammed Ali Jinnah They will reconvene after the African Asian conference next month in Indonesia and discuss arrangements later.
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Mohammed AH
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Indonesia
Father of Radio De Forest Ill in Santa Monica Hospital
Dr. Lee de Forest known as the father of radio is seriously ill at St. John's Hospital Santa Monica with bronchial pneumonia. The 81-year-old inventor was admitted yesterday and is reported to be holding up thanks to his vitality amid the illness.
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Fight Change In Highway 47 Reconstruction
Community group protests proposed changes to Highway 47 reconstruction plans citing potential safety impacts. City officials acknowledge public input will guide adjustments ahead of a planned spring meeting. Local residents urge transparency from the Board and engineers.
Russia’s Culture Minister Criticized Amid Deskslasht Scandal
In Moscow reports accuse Russia’s culture minister of mismanagement as critics call for accountability. The brief notes government figures and media commentary surrounding the case without graphic detail.
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Guided Missile That Can Think For Itself Unveiled
The Air Force introduced a guided missile able to pursue a target after launch, claiming it can hold course toward a indicated target without direct guidance. Reporters saw demonstrations where the Falcon plowed through drone targets, though officials did not explain how the missile self-guides once released.
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Aircra Co
Menzies and Dulles Convene During Far East Talks
Prime Minister Menzies and Secretary Dulles opened high level talks focusing on Korea and Southeast Asia during a busy day. Menzies laid wreaths at Arlington and Mount Vernon, then planned a lunch with Harold E. Stassen after arriving for a three day state visit. He met President Eisenhower on Monday.
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Quemoy Isle Shelled Anew By Red Guns
An unspecified report notes renewed shelling of Quemoy Isle by Red forces. The action follows earlier bombardment linked to ongoing tensions around Matsu and other Taiwan Strait flashpoints.
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Quemoy Isle
Nuclear shot delayed again in test sequence
In Las Vegas the Atomic Energy Commission postponed the sixth shot of the TASS west series due to unacceptable weather. The blast was set for 7 15 a m CST but a weather briefing delayed the test and a carrier evaluation meeting was moved to Wednesday morning to decide if the test will occur Thursday.
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