Oshkosh Winnebago Air Show Plans Considered
Plans discussed for a three day air show August 3 to 5 at Winnebago County Airport in partnership with the Experimental Aircraft Association national convention. Local and county groups including Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce and Jaycee board weigh support and funding. The event could feature air displays, air races, and Navy aircraft as organizers seek community cooperation.
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Oshkosh
Winnebago
Winnebago County
Experimental Aircraft Association
Athearn
Osphest Chamber of Commerce
Osphest Chamber of Commerce, the Junior Chamber of Commerce
County Board of Super
Wittman
Kenner Searsland
North Central Airlines
Eid
Winnebaro
John Greenoug
Reca Xn Ber
S.J. St Tran
Sizplare
Alteran Association
Winnebago Countr
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Board of Directors
Orber
Winman
Five Children Die in Casselman House Fire
Five Quesnel children aged 5 4 2 and 2 month old twins Francois and Francoise perished in a Casselman Ontario house fire. Their father Alcide Quesnel 24 worked at a St Isidore general store. The mother was in a barn with her sixth child Gerald 6 when the blaze started. Nearby barn occupants escaped.
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Casselman
Ceo’ l Montis
Sire
Orawe
Uni
Bii
Alcige Quesnel
Herex
Jean - Guy
Claude
Francois
Francoise
Quesnel
St Isidore
pa‘Hee
Sweer Old Gerald
Northwest Wisconsin Struck by Spring Storm Halting Travel
A winter storm swept through Northwest Wisconsin and neighboring states disrupting transportation. Roads iced over with drifts up to several feet, prompting closures and school vacation shifts as snow and freezing rain eased by midweek. At least four deaths were linked to the blizzard and related hazards while telephone lines and poles were toppled in southern areas.
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Sesern
Wisconsin
Wednesda
Hess Snowfell
Ness
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York State
Gulf
Western
Texas
Okiohome
Hars2s
Missouri
Billy
Dathan
Tex
Tados
Kansas
North Casots
Minnesota
Michigan
Minnssoie
Superior
Wis
Tennessee
Atlantic Coast
Central Appalachians
Pacific
Los Angeles
Nashotah
Red Hungary Executions Theme in Rakosi Speech News
Vienna dispatch reports Rakosi defending Hungary purge claims ex foreign minister Lazix and four top leaders were innocent victims executed during the stain era. The piece notes trial confessions and emphasizes alleged wrongful killings amid broader communist party turmoil.
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Vienna
Ausra
Hungary
Lazix
Rais
Eave
Rakosi
Three Feared Killed in Blast At Phi Philadelphia
A blast at a grain elevator in Philadelphia caused collapse of four jetties and damaged nearby structures. Firefighters reported three men missing and a bystander described the explosion as resembling an atomic blast.
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Phi Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Borgers
Pegnestax
Willem Eckles
Margaret Com
Brou
Rai‘road
Swindler case in Dallas involves woman Sis. Jarice Ror Sw
Police report a woman named Sis Jarice Ror Sw connected to a Dallas swindle case. Details are sparse but authorities describe a 7 percent pot and link the suspect to the scam.
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Dallas
Tex
Potice
Sis
Jarice
Housing Project Approved at Truax
A proposed housing project at Truax was approved by authorities and moves toward private financing. Details on bidding, private sector involvement, and timelines remain unclear as officials work with federal guidance and local agencies.
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Truax
Fores
Madison Battlers
Bs Sprivete
Noonday Lutheran Services Conclude Friday
Noonday services end Friday after a noon session attended by 165 people at Osh. Sponsored by National Lutheran Central churches in Osh. The final sermon by Rev. Alexander Wendner of Christ Lutheran Church will address conflict with cruelty. Summary of the noon sermon by Rev. Leo Oberleiter of Zion Lutheran Church is on the inside page.
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Aéas
Osh
Lutheran Ceunal
Oshs Osh
Alexander Wender
Christ Lutheran Church
Leo Oberleiter
Zion Lutheran Church
Wheat Growers Offered Choice Under Farm Bill Plan
A Senate House conference committee agreed commercial wheat growers will choose annually between 90 percent price supports with controls or a domestic parity program. Senator Elender said the group aims to reconcile Senate and House differences on the farm bill amid debates over price supports and export feed programs.
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Washington
Senate House
Elender
D-La
Senate
House
Be 2Iso
Coma
Eilender House
Agricuke
Legisla
Secrece Group Mured
Sessions
Mexican Vessel Sinks and All Rescued after Fire
Progreso reports the Mexican vessel Maz caught fire and sank in the Gulf of Campeche with 2 passengers and 2 crew saved. The ship left Campeche Tuesday bound for Vera Cruz. rescue efforts by the coast guard and patrols followed.
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Gulf of Campeche
Progreso. Mexica & — PF Omicieis
Maz
Senk
Campeche
Virgilio Urisie
Mesislief
Tresder
Vera Cruz
Ebon
Wedassees Biswess Cails
Che
Virgilio Tribie
Mexican Coast Guard
Scese
Nso
U.S. Patel
Hed
Roa
New Orleans
Sam
Mute Offers New Clue In Triple Slaying
Chicago police uncover a new trail in the murder of three youths at Robinson's Woods. Investigators describe a masked man with a knife scaling a wall, a struggle, and a victim’s death as they search for a fresh lead.
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Mute
Chicago
Cpi
Robinson’s Woods
Robifes
Edward
Robinson
Rellies Storr
Jand Rehifes
Population rise in Soviet Union 1951 19%
Pravda reported a population increase of 16 million people in the Soviet Union between 1951 and 195? The paper did not provide the total population figure.
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Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Union
Easter Eggs and Accidents Reported in Texas
Fragmented text from Arlington area mentions Easter events and an accident near Brean, Texas. It references Virgil German and a tally of 25.00000 seconds or amounts, but the details are unclear.
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Arlington
Tex
Texas i
Virgil Germen
Brean
Iceland Parliament Pushes U S Air Out of Island Base
A fragment from a debate shows Iceland's parliament calling for the United States to leave a NATO strategic island base. The text references shifts in defense posture and potential adjustments if U S forces remain, with implications for regional balance between Moscow and New York.
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NATO
Moscow
New York
Air Navy
Unis
U.S. studying Israel plea for weapons amid regional clashes
U.S. officials review Israel's request for arms as cross border exchanges erupt near the Gaza and Mirana areas. No casualties reported. Syria hands back four fiefs and one civilian while talks on atom for peace ideas continue. Security Council delay tempers US aims to explain mission purposes. Arab League officials seek clarity as tensions rise.
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N.Y
Agian
Israel
Israelteigg Mirana
Tian
Syria
Ameri
Dreise
Eporecia- Shukairy
Hamm G
Claims Jap Arms Going to Mid East Sparks Debate
A terse report notes claims that Japanese arms shipments are being diverted to the Middle East. Authorities offered cautious comment as observers weighed potential diplomatic repercussions and strategic risks.
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Mid-East
Congress Members Back Tax Panel to Attack Communists
Senators Robertson and Wiley urged a Treasury panel of income tax experts to mount an all out blitz against Communist organizations. Internal Revenue agents padlocked Daily Worker and Communist Party offices in New York and Michigan, with questions about who authorized the action. Mundt praised the padlocks while Bender offered sympathy for the agents.
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Robertson
D-Va
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Internal Revenue
Daily Worker
New York
Communist Party
Stoch & More
Burne
Revere
Edi
Michigan
Donald R. Mooser
Lower Manhattan
Sen. Mundt
Sen. Bender
Ohio
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Amber of Commerce
Raik
Guing
Counsericas
Radoi
Matyas Rakosi
Huccerian Workers Communist Party
Eger
Nish
Sekoel Sm- I SF
Aera
Wednesdar
Arkes
Ian
Eraie
Pelee Ostaug
Parliament
Iceland
U.S
Arese
Amos Ta
Congress
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