Council Favors 2.5 Million Bond Issue for Storm Sewer Plan
City leaders back a 2.5 million general obligation bond to finance a three to five year storm sewer separation program. A master plan by engineering firm Donohue and Company estimates total project cost at 2.625 million with 3 to 5 year completion possible if contractors are engaged.
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Sewerage Commission
Board of Health
Carl Malahn
Jerry Donohue Comper
R. W. Frazier
China Papers Will Be Rared This Summer
The Eisenhower administration plans an early release of war crimes documents to update the Truman era 1949 China white paper. The new China series will follow the Yalta papers and be a focal point in the 1956 campaign rhetoric between Republicans and Democrats. The documents cover key figures and events related to Chiang Kai-shek and U S China relations during World War II and the late 1940s.
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Senhower
U.S
China
Yalta
Chiang Hkarsnek
Cina
Committee Would Alter Adoption Law
A Wisconsin Assembly committee approved a bill to allow court review of adoption refusals by welfare agencies following a publicized case. The measure targets cases where agencies deny consent, seeking constitutional steps to ensure judicial oversight.
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Assett Judiciary
Assembly
Mbivinan Metzner
R-Mm
Zon
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Welre
Deorosky Tschudy
Jeffréey
Supreme Court
High Court
Green County Court
Tschu
Vernon
Welfare Department
Oscar Tocouas
Aberg
Harrison L. Garner
Madgen
Te St. Board of Public Welfare
T Colts
Dron Tipie
Dane Covntr Jucze
George Krescke Jr
I Sronsin Board of
Coun
Aigo Spoxe
Toebaes
Plane Explodes in Air Over Santiago Cuba
Report from Santiago Cuba states a plane exploded in flight near the city. Survivors reached safety as rescue teams searched for missing crew and passengers amid unclear causes and ongoing investigations.
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Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo
Atom Patrol
Tne Ff
House Group Votes Big Cut In Ike's Budget
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed about 3.8 percent from the $2.34 billion budget for Labor Education and Welfare, denying funds for Civil Defense searching and reducing items for Education initiatives. The panel warned of large unfunded public assistance needs while passing the bill toward Senate consideration.
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Ike
Washington
House
Presidestenhower
Republcan
Whay
Cenes
Labor and Health
Education
Office of Education
National Advisory Committee On Education
White House
En Treasury
Senate
Farmer Faces Murder Charge In Death of Wife
A 43 year old Gilman farmer, Steve Stertecky, waived preliminary hearing on second degree murder charges in the death of his wife after an apparent drunken spree. An autopsy reported the bullet path downward as Stertecky faced a lie detector test to probe memory of the incident.
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Medford
Gilman Farmer
Steve Storezecky
Ponstable
Horse Township
Ciient Court
Bert Alm
Marlin ©N
Starmecky
Sterteczy
Curran
Stertecky
Raymond Scott
Madison
Scott
Steve Stertecky
Gilman Farm
Hunt
Mrs. Stortecky
Stapler
Taylor Ends Asia Tour Amid Tidal Wave Alert
A truncated dispatch notes a tidal wave alert issued for Pacific islands from the Aleutians to Guam and Haw, with fear of a quake near Kamchatka and a swap in command on April 1 as the Far East region reports no danger after a 12 day Southeast Asia tour.
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Guam
Haw
Tokyo
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Siberia
Kamchatka US
Far East
Jian Sea
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Southeast Asia
Wild Ducks and Swans Gather on River Channel
Observers view a large flock of waterfowl near the Fox channel as spring nears. Officials estimate 3000 to 4000 ducks and other birds inhabit the open water, with birds clustering to exploit milder weather and thawing ice.
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Inday
Fox Channel
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Osh
Conservation Department
Butte Des “Morts
Butte Des Morts
Kidnapping note found at motel sparks cross border alert
Police traced a ransom note pleading for help from two apparent kidnapping victims. Authorities across the border, including the FBI, checked two motel past cars and a post office clue as they pursued a suspect described as tall with a black coat. Aimed at Canada, the incident involved a man thought to be driving a two door Mercury car.
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Poice
Canadian
Thei Abdurior
Imotel
Canada
FBI
Dake
Heleckson
Missouri
Post Café
Madison
Miller Plane Crash Attributed To Engine Failure
The Civil Aeronautics Board said the Miller plane crash likely stemmed from the left engine failing after takeoff. A loss of power in the right engine prevented normal single engine performance. Miller, president of Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee, died. Also killed were his son Fred Jr and pilots Joseph and Paul Laird. The party was en route to Winnipeg for hunting and fishing.
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Washington
Civil Aervonautics Board
Miller
Miler Brewing Co
Milwaukee
General Mitchell Field
Rred Jr
Joseph
Paul Laird
Winnnipeg
Can
Compulsion Taken From Reserves Bill
A House Armed Services subcommittee rejected administration plans to expand reserves and tax relief. The measure aimed to modify reserve programs and exempt certain costs, with the goal of trimming wartime expenses by about three million dollars.
Truce Chief Blames Israel For Gaza Fight
Truce chief attributes the Gaza clash to border tensions and Israel’s actions. He cites sabotage charges and a deadly incident, urging restraint as authorities review the events and assess responsibility.
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Israel
Gaza
Plans Visit To His Farm Home
President Wallace plans a visit to his farm home as part of a broader schedule. The Advisory Council of Dependents will accompany him on the trip.
Bank Bandits Escape With 54285 After Loud Robbery
Assistant Cashier Hans Gruide reports bandits stormed the bank yelling like Indians and fled with 54285. They entered with a whoop and a holdup while one wore a false nose and a stocking cap. The men were armed with Lugers and a submachine gun and forced patrons to stand.
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Hans Gruide
Want Ad Urges Hiring A Salesman For Quick Trial
The Daily Northwestern runs a bold want ad offering a salesman on a trial basis. If he sells the product in fewer than a set number of days, the employer pays only for the days used. The copy questions a worker’s dedication and targets a rapid hire decision.
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Daily Northwestern
Ratification of Accords Voted by Upper House
Bonn reports that upper house approval of accords is expected to pass amid opposition notes. The article cites political tensions as factions back or challenge the pacts with varied national implications.
Mother, 26, Found Guilty In Tot's Death
A 26 year old mother was found guilty in connection with the death of her child. The verdict concludes a case centered on the infant’s fatal injuries and the actions of the accused mother. The trial featured testimony from witnesses and medical examiners detailing the events surrounding the toddler’s passing.
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Tot
Weather Summary From The Fox River Area
The bulletin notes a southeastern wind at 20 mph with readings: 7:30 a.m. fair, 12 p.m. 26 degrees and fair, and a nightly outlook. The Fox River gauge sits 55 percent below Menasha dam crest with no change. From Bickstaff Observatory temperatures show a high of 29 and a low of 7. A year ago temps were 51 and 33. Trace snow fell. month deficit 0.75 and year deficit 1.33.
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Associated Press
Utta
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Bickstaff Observatory
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