Three More Red Jets Are Downed
In North Korea air battles, U N Sabre jets downed three MiGs and damaged others, raising the two day total to 16 destroyed or damaged. U N and allied forces targeted mining centers and bunkers as ground fighting surged near Bunker Hill with heavy casualties on both sides.
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Korea
U.N
U.S. Fifth Air Force
U.S
North Korea
Bunker Hill
U. S. Air Force
Sinhung
Hungnam
Russia
Red China
Stevenson to Open West Tour in Denver Speech
Gov Adlai Stevenson plans a nine state, nine day campaign swing starting in Denver tonight aimed at countering Eisenhower’s southern gains. He will address the GOP battle cry It s time for a change and retort Republican corruption charges while outlining his program.
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Springfield
Iic
Adlai Stevenson
Denver
West
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
GOF
Stevenson
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
Eisenhower
Carferries to Be Christened Saturday
Two new carferries owned by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will be christened Saturday at Christy Corp shipyards in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. The Spartan and the Badger will enlarge the Lake Michigan fleet to eight ships. The Spartan honors Michigan State College and will be christened by Mrs John A Hannah. Mrs Walter Kobler wife of Wisconsin's governor will christen the Badger.
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Wis
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Christy Corp
Spartan
Badger
C °& O Lake Michigan
Michigan State College
John A.hannah
MSC
Walter Kobler
Wisconsin
Suspension of Civil Service Employee in Leak Probe
A Civil Service Commission employee who testified before a grand jury investigating a leak of confidential Loyalty Review Board hearings has been suspended. The commission sought a copy of the witness Miss Miriam M. Dehaas's grand jury testimony for study.
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Washington III
Civil Service Commission
Lop
Review Board
McCarthy
Milwaukee
New York
Robert Ramspeck
Frances Perkins
James M. Mitchell
Miss Dehaas
Commission
Loyalty Review Board
Board of Appeals and Review
Cail
Count Sforza Dies Deeply Respected Italian Diplomat
Rome mourns Count Carlo Sforza a veteran diplomat and former foreign minister who died after a yearlong illness. Premier De Gasperi attends funeral with other leaders as U S Secretary of State Acheson praises his defense of freedom and justice. Sforza helped steer Italy to Western alliances and European unity.
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Romepi
Italy
Carlo Sforza
Sforza
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Washington
U. S
Dean Acheson
Benito Mussolini
de Gasperi
United States
India to call home Korean Force from UN mission
A high placed source in New Delhi says India will bring back its 300 man Army medical unit from the United Nations forces in Korea in November and will not be replaced. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru reportedly made the decision amid criticism of U N campaigns against North Korea and China. The move ends India's direct link with the UN military command and draws reaction from defense officials and military circles.
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India
United Nations
Korea
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
U. W
Indian Parachute Medical Italion
U. N
Defense Ministry
Foreign Affairs
VU. N
Oral Arguments Set In Wisconsin Telephone Plea
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission will hear oral arguments September 23 to decide Wisconsin Telephone Company's bid for a 1.7 million dollar annual rate increase. Evidence from the company and municipalities opposing the request has been taken, seeking funds to cover wage increases granted last spring.
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Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Millionaire income ages tied to leadership roles
A psychologist report presented to the American Psychological Association links high annual incomes with ages 60 to 64 and 80 to 89, noting leaders in politics, diplomacy, and industry often reach their peak creativity or influence in their forties to sixties while major national leaders tend to arise between ages 30 and 34. A separate hurricane news brief reports Hurricane Moves North in Open Sea off Miami with no land threat as it passes offshore.
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Washington
Army
Supreme Court
House of
Representatives
Ohio Uni-Hege
Mae Psycologist
H. C. Lehman
Lehman
United States
Miami
North Carolina
Bergate
Stolen Radioactive Rods From Camp McCoy Raise Alarm
Camp McCoy officials report 21 cobalt 60 radio active rods used in classroom training missing from the Fifth Army Chemical Warfare Training Center. Col. H. R. Statham warns radiation could exceed safety levels within hours and cause illness or death with repeated exposure. rods valued at about $400.
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Camp Mccoy
Wist
Amny Chemical Warfare Training Center
H. R. Statham
Allies to Stage Sea Maneuvers in Arctic
Oslo reports NATO task force will assemble off Scotland and begin a 13 day exercise named Mainbrace. Allies from eight nations including the United States Britain Canada Norway Denmark France The Netherlands and Belgium will test joint naval operations in Arctic waters with 160 ships and eight aircraft carriers led by Admiral Patrick Brind.
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Norway
Scandinavia
Russia
The
Denmark
Iceland
NATO
Europe
Soviet
Arctic
Scotland
Northern
Britain
Patrick Brind
United States
Canada
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Wisconsin
Vanguard
Midway
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tltve
U.S
Wasp
Wright
Federal Civilian Payroll Near Two Billion Higher
The federal civilian payroll for the year ending June 30 rose to over 973 billions, driven by pay raises and more workers. Byrd noted 2.6 million civilian workers, with civilian agencies paying 4.9 billions in July as part of a 16 percent year over year increase. The rise reflects higher pay and expanded staffing across departments and agencies.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Warneene
Mitheene
Commiss
Truman Names Fowler to Lead Defense Mobilization
President Truman designated Henry H. Fowler of Washington and Virginia as director of the Office of Defense Mobilization. Fowler, current defense production administrator, moves to the top civilian post linked to the preparedness effort, succeeding Charles E. Wilson who resigned March 31. Fowler will assume the ODM post Monday while remaining briefly in defense production until integration progress is determined.
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Washington
Truman
Henry H. Fowler
Virginia
Office of Defense Mobilization
Fowler
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Wilson
John R. Steelman
Defense Mobilizer
Dirksen Attacks Adlai Over Gambling Record
Senator Dirksen charged Adlai Stevenson with the most notorious gambling record in the union. He cited an Internal Revenue Bureau report showing $23,837,000 in gambling tax stamps bought in Northern Illinois in June and pressed moral issues at a Republican luncheon.
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Chicago
Dirksen
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
America
Republican Country
Towns Committeewomen
Identify 94 Casualties in Korean War Defense Dept List
Washington The Defense Department released a list naming 94 casualties from the Korean War. The roster shows 24 killed 61 wounded seven injured in accidents and two missing.
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Washington
Defense Department
Kreisler and wife settle tax claims for 395000
Fritz Kreisler the famed violinist and his wife agreed to pay 395000 to settle 1384513 in 1944 taxes the Internal Revenue Bureau disclosed. Officials cited age of case complex proofs stock losses and deductions not listed as reasons for the compromise. The case was disclosed under the bureau new policy of reporting settlements and old cases upon request with names.
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Washington
Fritz Kreisler
Resupeoa
Bureau ‘of Internal Revenue
Kreisler
Bureau
Eisenhower Proclaims Peace Plan In Philadelphia Speech
In Philadelphia Dwight D. Eisenhower launched his 1952 campaign promising a 10 point peace program and a purge of “wasters bunglers and incompetents” from Washington. He urged a nationwide wave of resolve and action and prepared to campaign through the Midwest with Mamie by his side.
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Philly
Dixie
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Washington
America
Hisenhower
Chicago
Midwest
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Winois
Michigan
Ward
Cook Coun
Nerdly
Telvision
Eisenhower
Mamie
Herbert Kitchenman
New York City
Convention Hall
John
Pennsylvania
FBI Hunts Bookkeeper Over $36,500 Shortage at Boys Club
James H. Kinsey, 53, bookkeeper for the Boys Club of Washington, is sought after a $36,500 shortage was found in club accounts. Kinsey, described by officials as a “funny little Milquetoast,” has prior criminal records and faces a complaint charging interstate transportation of stolen property. He rented a car and vanished after the loss was discovered.
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Washington
FBI
Boys Club of
James H. Kinnsey
FSI
Kinsey
Bays Club
Baltimore
District of Columbia
R. J. A. Kaemmerer
Boys Club
Weather Outlook Wisconsin and Minnesota Areas
Mostly fair in Wisconsin with north cloudiness and scattered showers in the extreme north tonight and Saturday. Warmer in the southeast, cooler in the north and central regions Saturday. Low temps tonight around 55 to 60 in the northwest and 60 to 65 in the southeast. Highs Saturday near 78 in most areas, 80 in extreme southeast, with cooler conditions elsewhere. Precipitation reported none. temperature records show a May deficiency of 3.05 inches for the year.
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United Press
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Lengudinese
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Thordar
Buckstaff Observatory
de Tanita
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