Cement by week end for North Main Street work
Oshkosh contractor Lee H Parker told City Hall merchants that cement shortages may delay the North Main Street reconstruction. State officials top cement needs on Bick Street and work would begin 10 days after order issuance. Parker hopes to import cement if needed and estimated 18 000 yards of rubble to be cleared.
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State Highway Commission
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EB. R. Friedrich
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Compans
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Wreckage Of B-36 Probed For Two Bodies
Sterling City Texas searchers probed the wreckage of a Walker AFB B-36 near Colin Brennan's ranch for two missing crewmen after a tornado-driven crash. Thirteen bodies recovered with seven identified. no survivors reported. The bomber, on a routine test flight from Roswell New Mexico, carried atom bomb components. Cant L C Basinger of China Grove NC led the air crew.
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Texas
Cresh
Colin Brenan
Fom Brennan
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Walter
Salisbury Warns Against Hurrying Over Memorial Day
Madison reports safety director R C Salisbury warns motorists to drive carefully over Memorial Day weekend. He urges reasonable speeds to prevent accidents and to avoid driving after drinking or when tired. Wisconsin recorded two traffic deaths during last year’s four day Memorial Day period, a historic toll.
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Madison
R. C. Salisbury
Motor Vehicle Department
Salisbury
Wisconsin
Ehhr
Salk Polio Vaccine Makers Adopt Stricter Safety Standards
Washington officials announced formal adoption of tougher safety standards for Salk polio shots to ensure better protection for children. Manufacturers expect a six week delay before full resume of inoculations. Pitman Moore and others must undergo additional testing while Cotter Laboratories resumes production under revised rules. The weeklong dispute ended with unanimous agreement on new safeguards and a near dawn final session.
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Washington
Neton
Oder
Leonard
Scheeler
Cater Laboratories
America
Schelle
Pitman-Siocre
Wreth Leborezeries
Excelent
Scheele
Parke Devis
Cotter Laboratories
Germ Neral
Pitman-Moore
Pubic Health Service
Eisenhower urges 10 changes to refugee law
President Eisenhower asked Congress to enact ten changes in the 1953 refugee law to speed admissions and preserve sanctuary. He proposed waiving individual sponsorship, easing tuberculosis restrictions, and allowing trusted welfare groups to assure refugees’ futures. Administration friction and a staffing shakeup at the State Department frame ongoing debate as the law nears its December 21, 1956 expiration.
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Washington
Cep
Eisenhower
Congress
Lves
Amer
United States
State Department
Scott SirLeod
Edward, Ia. Corsi
Air Special
John Foster Dulles
Aly. Eisenhower
Conservatives Win Big in British Election Landslide
The Conservatives secure a large majority in the House of Commons with about 335 seats led by Eden as prime minister succeeding Churchill. Labor trails with roughly 271 seats, Liberals win 4, and the popular vote shows a near million lead for the Conservatives. The result marks a solid Tory mandate unseen since 1943.
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Cosservati
House of Pay
Labor
Conservatiimm
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Thursdirons
Hargin
Héic
Eden
Jané Gea
Hs Asavi
Labor Party
Sir Winston Churchill
Bre
Attlee
Consertetve l
House of Commons
Eisenhower Awards Medal to Hoover for FBI Work
President Eisenhower pins a medal on FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover in a White House ceremony in the rose garden. He praises Hoover for decades of service to national security and the FBI.
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Hoover
FBI
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Rose Garden
Oshkosh Brochure Showcases Industrial Development Efforts
Gov Kohter lauds Oshkosh Excellent Job brochure presented by Assemblyman Harvey Abraham with Leighton Hough and Paul Carver in attendance. The grand effort, plans call for adoption by other communities to boost Wisconsin industry.
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Madi
OshKosh
Neil
Harvey E. Abraham
Leighton Hough
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
Paul Carver
Ihure
Wisconsin
Gor. Ko
Nates
Assemblymas Abraham
Editorial Staf
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Phoenix
Avia
Richard Hi
Hough
Charles Billberg
Joan Dempser
Ernest Gieseler
Earl Horn
Melvin Horton
Oscar Nienberges
Exvificio
Joan C. Voss
Kathrin Weber
AALW
Court Dismisses Deportation Reinstatement Appeal
The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Michael Shapiro of Milwaukee and dismissed the government appeal seeking reinstatement of a deportation order. Shapiro, a convicted tax promoter, had been ordered deported in 1931 by Judge Patrick T. Stone who later recommended against deportation to Russia. The Justice Department appealed Stone's dismissal.
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LLP
U.S. Court of Appeals
Michael Shapiro
Milwaukee
Shapiro
Levader
Patrick T. Stone
Stone
Russia
Justice Department
Plane Crash Report Blames Time Bomb on Sabotage
An Indonesian inquiry concluded an inboard explosion caused Air India Constellation Kashimix Princess to crash near Hong Kong while carrying Chinese and Vietnamese delegates to Bandung. Fifteen dead, three Indian crew among the injured. investigators say sabotage by American and Chiang Kai-shek agents is likely. Hong Kong authorities warned of possible danger before arrival.
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Air India
Ping
Hong Kong
South China Sea
Great
Nortuna Islands
Bandung
Pei
Wreckage Found of Missing U S Army Helicopter
In SENDAI Japan a Japanese fishing boat located submerged wreckage of a U S Army helicopter off northern Japan. Bodies of Americans were inside the craft, ending a search that began Wednesday after the helicopter disappeared.
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Sendai
Japan
Weather Summary and Observations for May 27
Cloudy with showers and thunder expected tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight with lows 45 to 50, highs 55 to 60, and winds shifting from northwest to southeast. Observations show a maximum temperature of 62 and a minimum of 45, with 0.28 inches of rain for the period and no change at Menasha dam.
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Associated Press
Winlconsex
Gey
Tonigat
Eto
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
Tornado Toll Mounts to 122 Across Several States
A spate of tornadoes devastates Blackwell Oklahoma and surrounding regions causing extensive damage and loss. Reported deaths climb into the teens with hundreds injured as floodwaters threaten blocked roads and evacuations continue.
U S Population Reaches 165 Million Milestone
Washington reports the U S population at 165 million as the day proceeds with births roughly every 12 seconds. Census Bureau officials note rapid growth, while tornado warnings affect parts of the Midwest as a storm system moves northeast.
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Unck
CST Icéay
Census Bureau
Selairg
Meier
United S
Evers
Arkansas
Iowa
Lincis
Midwest
U.S
Polio Supply in Milwaukee at Risk Amid Scarce Resources
Fragmentary notes indicate Milwaukee polio supply facing disruption from unknown factors. The text shows chaotic wording but hints at concerns over availability of vaccines or related materials, with no clear dates or authorities. Further readable details remain unclear.
Churchill Narrowly Wins Election After Cigar Mishap
Churchill avoided a loss of nerve as he secured victory and faced a near mishap with a cigar at the vote-counting headquarters. The 25th election saw Woodford’s voters shift support to Eden as Churchill expressed hope for peace and progress for Britain. A crowd of about 300 gathered outside the headquarters amid the celebratory mood.
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Woodsford
House of Comsnors
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Jcigar
Wisson
Happiy
Britain
Gifts for the Graduate column in Northwestern Want Ad Section
The Northwestern Want Ad Section promotes Graduation Gifts with gift ideas for graduates. It encourages readers to choose from many suggested items to save time and money.
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Wille
Northwestern
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