Police Honored For Heroic Act In Wisconsin News
Two Wauwatosa police officers Willam Moore and Edward Bieronek received the Wisconsin Policemen's Meritorious Award at the association convention banquet for their actions Sept 9 1954 near the Hake home in Milwaukee County. Moore used a squad car as shield, saved a wounded officer, and both men helped rush the injured to hospital as a gun battle continued. Hake was later imprisoned at Waupun.
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Edward L. Maronek
William G. Moore
Wauwatosa
Bondar
Wisconsin Policemen’s Prosecure Association
American Legion
William Hake
Moore
Hake
Khouse
Young Hake
Bicore
Maronex
Wisconsin
Waupun
Waynaise Department
Bieronek
L. A. Wrasse
U S Eyes Stronger Ties With Yugoslavia
Washington reports the United States is strengthening relations with Yugoslavia ahead of a high level visit by Soviet leaders. The move aims to bolster Marshal Tito despite Yugoslavia’s independence policy and continued friction with Moscow. Ambassador Leo Mates conveyed U S assurances to Belgrade and discussed Europe developments with Secretary Dulles.
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Belgrade
Marshal To
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Nikita S. Karashchev
Tito
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Moscow
John Foster Thies Miondz
Yugo
Li Free Pauly
Leo Mates
Reen Bay
Iis Asso
Norman
Levand
Wes Crett
Putsei
Yugoslev
Maies
Dulles
Astor’s Early Venture in German Flutes Startup
The text notes John Jacob Astor as an early investor who purchased seven German flutes and advertised them for sale in the New York Pocket in spring 1785. It mentions classified ads as a quick way to reach buyers, urging readers to place a Want Ad via a Chicago line with a 30 cent daily rate.
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John Jacob Astor
New York
Blackhawk
Northwestern
Storms Sweep Western States as Heat Wave Rages
A United Press report describes a broad storm system and heat wave driving downpours and damaging winds from Wisconsin to Louisiana. Eastern Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi faced worst strikes with flooding communications and downed buildings. A lightning bolt killed a boy in Tampa as the heat wave pushed explosions of storms across the region.
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Savage
Wisconsin
Lousiana
Texas
Louisiana
Tampa
Fla
Syd McDuffie
Iis
Smbkurt
West German Airline Plans First Transatlantic Flight
Cologne Germany Deutsche Lufthansa announces its first transatlantic flight to New York with a stopover at Shannon Ireland. A super Constellation will depart from Darmstadt with a May 24 launch date.
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Fire Weather Forecast for Wisconsin and Minnesota
Wisconsin expected cloudiness and cooler temperatures tonight with lows near 28 to 44 in the north and 30 to 44 in the south. Wednesday will bring cooler conditions, highest around 50 to 64, with southeasterly winds 15 to 26 mph and a shift to north to northward. Minnesota outlook shows cloudy, cooler near 38 to 42 in the northeast and 40 to 45 in the southwest, with Wednesday highs 50 to 60 and variable winds.
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Russians Warn Against Shifting Forces to Italy
London dispatch reports Moscow warns Italy and the United States that transferring occupation troops from Austria to northern Italy could spark grave military consequences. Pravda condemns Italy’s stance and Moscow Radio predicts heightened communist protests in Rome over possible American entry into northern Italy.
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Russia
Atack
Brendner Pass
Ljubljana Gap
Convictions Of Two Ruled Out By High Court
The Supreme Court voided contempt convictions of Thomas Quinn and Julius Emspak both members of the United Electrical Workers Union. They were held in contempt for refusing to answer an inquiry by the House Committee on American Activities in 1949 about communist influence in labor unions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mondal
Seit Incrumima
Quinn
House
U. S. District Court
Court of Peals
Emspak
High Tribunal
Eisenhower Defends GOP Record in Off the Record Remarks
President Eisenhower told a fundraising audience the GOP aims to advance prosperity for the majority and not seek glory for the party. He cited administration gains including defense efficiency, anti-Communist staffing, and rising employment, with Nixon among participants in a related discussion broadcast later.
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America
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Chamier
CBS Television
ABC Radio
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Defense
Charles E Wilson
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Commerce
Walter Williams
William P. Rogers
Wisconsin Senate Backs State Traffic Patrol Expansion
The Wisconsin Senate approved a substitute traffic patrol bill by 267 to send to the Assembly. It envisions a 340 man state force over two years, funded by motor fuel taxes and a raised gas tax, under the Motor Vehicle Department, with 90 added this year and 90 in each of 1956 and 1957. Critics say it fails to authorize county cooperation and may complicate enforcement across groups.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Kobler
Ne Assembly
Panzer
Oakfield
Highway Committee
Wisconsin
Neilson
Salk Joins Talks on Vaccine Safety Standards
Washington reports Dr Jos E Salk joining government led talks on raising safety standards for Salk vaccines. Industry officials welcomed some plans as feasible while others called testing requirements excessive and impractical. The discussion, hosted by the Public Health Service, aims to steady the nation's vaccination program amid confusion and logistical concerns.
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Jos E_ Salk
Graskaly
National Foundation For
Salk
Agecos
Public Health Service
Scheele
Eisenhower Aides Discuss German Policy And Neutral Belt
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States sees no change in policy toward Germany and Yugoslavia. He indicated potential for a belt of neutral states in Europe and noted ongoing talks with West German officials about neutral roles and future negotiations with Russia. The comments were delivered at a news conference as part of the administration’s European strategy briefings.
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Ladon
Eisenhower
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Schelle
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Heinz Krekerer
Dulles
Red States
Chathpat Uey
Germany
Ike
E.sanhower
Arina
Écutm Teat
Russia
United States
Multars
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
McCarthy Signals Possible Opposition to Eisenhower
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy said he may oppose President Eisenhower in the 1952 reelection bid unless the Democratic candidate is as far to the left as Adlai Stevenson. He added he has no plans to run for president himself next year and doubts his name will appear in presidential primaries. He described his political alignments as very fluid.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Adlai
Steven 1Som
McCarthy
Pres.dent
Neme
Ground Breaks On Winnenago State Hospital Food Service Building
Ground breaking ceremony marks start of the Winnenago State Hospital Food Service and laundry building project. Alfred R. Ganther Co. reports footing and wall work underway as plans call for rapid progress through summer with state and hospital officials present.
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Winnenago State Hospital
Installaton Snd
Alfred R. Ganther
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Ben B ' Ganther Co
Depsimeert
Public Welfare
Madison
Breskang
Wilbur Schmidt
Public Welfare Department
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Tramburg
Alden Gukth
Sf Te Nosp
Jean T. Peter
Tal
Arthur H. Denks
Tange
Ganther Cou Iy
Asop
Jong
John Tramburg
Winnebago State Hospital
Inoculations Canceled in Milwaukee Polio Drive
Milwaukee officials halted mass inoculations of first and second graders after concerns the Cutter vaccine may carry polio. Health Commissioner Krumbiegel said tests aim to rule out any polio presence. isolated children will be tested and vaccine stock kept under review.
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Cutter Laboratories
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Health Department
Nacional Foundation
Mordar
Kimberly Child Dies After Burned in Tub
Appleton Wisconsin report confirms 2 year old Kimberly Sanderson died from second and third degree burns after turning on hot water in a tub. County coroner Bernard H Kemps attributes accident to Mrs SiiveSier Sadneerfoc of Fumberr Wisconsin and emphasizes bath hazard in home settings.
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Appleton, Wis
Paticia Sandersom
Wis
SiiveSier Sadneerfoc
Fumberr
Ovtagsavne
Bernard H Kemps
Senate to Uphold Postal Veto Say Broward Reports
WASHINGTON reports that President Eisenhower expects the Senate to sustain his veto of a 200 carrier pay upgrade for 500000 postal workers. Senate votes needed for override, two thirds, may hinge on House action and Democratic opposition.
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Witt E. Browlard
Cebu
Eisenhower
Senate
Krowland
Meetiag
Wes Scheds
Taier
House
W. Mari
Privetel
Boise
Esenhower
Youth Killed In Leap From Bridge
New York police report a teenaged boy died after leaping from a bridge. Detectives say witnesses describe a dramatic fall and recovery of the body as investigators search for a motive and confirm the youth’s identity.
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New York
Cavias
Jan Borne Division Friends
Olvar
Olwer
Brazilian bank closes as credit conditions bite
Banco Brasidero Undo in Rio de Janeiro closed today and requested official liquidation. It marks the seventh major Brazilian bank to shut its doors amid tighter credit conditions.
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Banco Brasidero Undo
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