Bay architect reports might save $300000 rebuilding
Oshkosh aldermen heard Green Bay architect E. E. Berners outline cost analyses for school sites. A present site would crowd facilities, while a new outskirts site would allow future expansion and possibly two outlying locations as the city grows. He warned land costs now are high and favoring relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
E. E. Berners
Green Bay
2 Speci Council
Bermers
Berners
Eisenhower Calls Top Officials for Routine Security Briefing
President Eisenhower summoned senior defense and security officials for a routine technical briefing on various phases of the American security program. White House officials said the subject was classified and not related to the Middle East, despite surrounding secrecy and reports that crisis matters might be discussed. The meeting, postponed a day due to some invitees’ inability to attend, aimed to cover aspects of U S intelligence license operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Securiy
White House
Middle East
Ithe
James C. Hagenrsa
Third Storm In Eight Days Hits Northeast
A third storm in eight days dumps over 3 inches of snow in central New York and Massachusetts, halts plans in South Boston, and blankets the northeast with cold, while cities like New York, Syracuse, and Detroit report varying snow amounts. Forecasters issue cold wave warnings as temperatures plummet across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Midh
New York
Gotham
New York City
Imz
Metropoltan
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Virginia
Valles
Michigan
Jackson
Mich
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Buffalo
Uhopis
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
Grand ‘Forks
Minnesota
End Rock
Fountain States
Harriman In- Race Is Favored By Southerners
Washington dispatch reports Southern Democrats show hesitance toward Kefauver but favor Harriman for the Democratic nomination. Prendergast states Harriman remains an inactive candidate while many Southerners see him as a potential standard bearer. A splinter group may form after the convention to oppose party racial segregation stances. Ellender hints at Harriman support as Kefauver and Harriman vie for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
York
Chaef Prendergase
Prendergase
Fridarnich
New York
Sep
Estes Hefavier
Adlai Stevenson
Tennesotai Harriman
Kefeuver
Ant
Harriman
Henam
Sady
Corres Toc
Alles
J. Ellender
Bodies Found in Skyraider Crash Near Santa Rosa Mountains
A sheriff posse and air force base personnel located the bodies of three U S service members after the Skyraider crash 14 miles southeast of Palm Springs in the Santa Rosa Mountains. Victims are Lt. G Richard E. Hafner 25 Donald D Leeper 36 and John M Coover 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Asherif
Posse
Mer Fom March
Ai Force Base
Santa Rosa Mountains
Ere
Pacite Fleet Headquarters
San Diego
Richard E. Haffner
Jane.ives
Jesse W. Hafner
Merie
Indie Aviation
Donald ID. Leeper
Elizabeth Marie
H. Leeper
Tacoma
Wash
Aviatos Electronics Mat
John M. Coover
T. Cooper
Jacksonville
Fiz
Tunisia Front Foes Call For Voting Boycott
Tunisia faces a tense election as National Front hardliners seek a 93-seat sweep in the first legislature under enlarged home rule. Neo Destour factions and exiled Saleh ben Youssef oppose the vote amid arrests, closures, and lingering protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Tunisia
National Front
National
Xmaim
Habit Bourguiba
Farmer
Tracesmon
Sisteé
Ben Youssef
Tunisie
Bourzaire
Bowelliha
Hist Ixes
Guernnment
Neo-Destour
Paris
France
Seacom
Alzgeca
Algeria
Just Glassy Monroe Barpowski Testimony Shattered
A murky court transcript recounts Barpowski age 49 as a state witness in a festi case. The proceedings show he faced arrest and his testimony was challenged after dismissing a key class event in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Barpowski
Hernowski
Train Strikes Truck In Oshkosh Porch Damaged
Two separate Oshkosh accidents Friday afternoon and morning left drivers unhurt. A Seo Line passenger train struck a parked truck near mid street at 3:35, causing debris and milk cans to scatter. At Bay and Waugoo Streets, Mrs. Oscar Ruedinger lost control in snow, smashing her 1936 Buick into a house porch, with extensive damage to both vehicle and porch.
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Oshkosh
mUk Weck
Lene Eimhine Ese
Seo Line
Opth
Dover
Ahis
Detlow
Idaho Si
Pokes
Oscar Ruedinger
Ini
Bay and
Wangoo
Waugoo St
Woman Succumbs After January Auto Crash in Oconto
OCONTO Wis Jan 8 crash victim Mrs Stanley Westzyn 69 Abrams died Friday from injuries suffered in the January 8 automobile wreck on U S 141 near Oconto. The Oconto County woman was hospitalized after the crash and did not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto
Wis
Stanley Westzyn
Abrams
Oconto County
U.S. 141
Fake U S Passports Peddled in Hong Kong
U S officials report Hong Kong racketeers are selling phony passports and visas to Chinese aliens and possible spies. The State Department notes a rise in Chinese in the United States and cites multiple citizenship brokers in Hong Kong. It warns the racket threatens national security and involves counterfeit documents with U S help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hong Kong
Washington
U.S
Tre Department
Kong
United States
Eli
Dulles Calls U S to Aid Free Asia Against Communism
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warns the United States must maintain a protective umbrella over Free Asia to shield nations from Communism. He urges continued aid programs and stronger regional unity amid Chinese and Soviet pressures, stressing economic support and coordinated defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
Port Far
Qnasa
Seic
Asia
Choo
Ign
Wisi
Unitec Strat de Serong
Spinster Indicted for Bank Thefts in Springfield
Springfield federal grand jury indicted Miss Helen Rose Mulcahey on nine counts including embezzlement, misapplication of funds and false entries. Investigators say about $18 000 to $3 003 was diverted to oil leases and other investments, with potential penalties up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Marise Bank
Jecy
Helen Rose Mulcahey
Springferd
Ace
Jona B. Stodéaxt Fris
Miss Mulcaher
Federal
Dodge
Charles G. Biggie
Dini OF Co
Tulsa
O&la
George W. Bun
General Company of America
Wash
Fxm
Nationalist Chen Declares Strength to Recapture Mainland
Nationalist Chinese Vice President Chen Cheng said the Nationalist regime now has sufficient strength to retake the Chinese mainland from the Communists. He warned an attack could come if Communists rebel, if Reds invade Formosa, if the Korean War is revisited, or if another world war occurs.
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Taipe
Formosa
Chen Cheng
China
Chen
Fermosa
Local Women’s Club Adopts New Name Pronunciation
In a decision by the ladies club in the Hittle willese, the group will be known as the Women’s Hate iUgler brenen rather than the Us Yer Womex’s Insimuie. Members chose to keep ex that the word is pronounced Oazgier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugley
Exgiand
Hittle
Willese
Highway Toll in Wisconsin Sears to 154
A Wisconsin highway collision near West De Pere in Outagamie County involved drivers Jesper John, 41, and Clarence Cornelius, 18, with injuries reported. The report notes a crash on Route 2 and references Fond du Lac and local responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Sears
Associated Press
Geath Tolk
Jesper John
West de Pere
Wes
Agio
Grivag
Outagamie
Clarence Cornelius
Rowe
West de Pee Teeny House
Fond Cu Lac
Eute
Sirsighi Sireten
Jax
Sete
Benson
Superios
Span Collapses In Pakistan Statement of a Disaster
A collapsed wall in Taxty-five town during a Pakistan event caused 35 deaths and many injuries. Reports describe surrounding family and town leaders helping victims as rescuers pull bodies and survivors from the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Span
Pakistan
Hosqueahzee
Baa
Sndce
Nuclear Test Plans Prompt Japanese Protest Rejected
Washington reports say the United States rejected a Japanese appeal against nuclear test program. The Japanese embassy voiced concerns but the U.S. stated tests are a free world deterrent. Atomic Energy Commission warned of ground effects near Pacific islands and scheduled shots after April 20, with tests continuing into June or July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Sad
Dossessio
Pridar
Nce
Japan
Atomic Energy Commiss
Pacific
Mershed
Denver Fire Sends Thirteen to Hospitals
A Denver fire injures and hospitalizes at least 13 people including dancers and bystanders. Firemen were overcome by smoke and treated on site before transport to area hospitals. Local officials note many affected suffered inhalation injuries. exact counts remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cote
Simeke
Francis
Euis
Sania
Two Italian boys walk after cornea transplant hope
In Milan two youths Silvio Calagrande aged 12 and Amabile Battistello aged 18, who received corneal tissue from Father Carlo Gnocchi after his death, took first steps since eye surgery. Doctor Cesare Galeazzi said permanent sight is unlikely, with only temporary improvement for Silvio and probable good vision for Amabile, though both will need glasses.
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Milan
Italy
Silvio Calagrande
Amabile Battistello
Geleazzi
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Schogl
Tur
Lone Elm
van Dyne
Soo Line
20Th Street
Alvin Detlow
Palace
West Point
J. Lawton Collins
Collins
Army
Free Asia
Oogley
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