Park Board Seeks Sixty Thousand For City Improvements
The park board plans about $60,000 in improvements and a 15 cent hourly wage raise for park workers. It targets raises for the Menominee Park superintendent to $5,000 and a grounds keeper raise, plus consolidation proposals under a director of parks. The plan includes dock and parking at Menominee, Rainbow and Mary Jewell parks upgrades, and extending water service to a new animal yard.
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Park Board
City Hall
Menominee Park
Dusdaneen New Ent
Duvecl
Common Council
Nick Japerson
Menommee Park
Marshall Muscavitch
Irving Street
Rainbow
Mary Jews
Mars Jewels
Rainbow Parks
Mowey
Rainbow Park
Mary Jewell Parks
Commissones
Sa«rer Avenue
Mad Knifer Captured After Chase in Chicago
In Chicago, a man dubbed the mad knifer who stabbed eight people last week was captured after bystanders gathered rocks and pursued him. Joseph Caraher, 39, a watchman and former Pimker tor detective, was identified by multiple victims and allegedly denied the charges with incoherent statements. He was found with a bloodied knife and taken for medical treatment under guard. Identifications from several victims and others will continue as part of the case.
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Chicago
Joseph Caraher
Pimkertor
Arecer
Ted Danielson
James Darnell
Caraher
Christine Uczewek
Lillian Mantila
Francis H. Murphy
Cercinek
Robert Jozefowicz
Frank Sydor
Ronald R. McFadden
Tulsa
Okla
H. L. Cook
Louisville, Ky
Lincoln Park Zoo
Jeannette Berger
Marula
Little Rock
Murray Galinson
Minneapolis
Central High School
Galinson
National Guard
Sunny cool weekend expected in Wisconsin
Wisconsin faces a sunny cool weekend with a frost risk in the northeast and ground fog statewide before dawn Sunday. Temperatures fell to 40 at Park Falls and 41 at Superior with Beloit and La Crosse among the warmest spots at night. Friday's lows ranged thirty to seventy five, while showers brushed southern Minnesota but spared most of Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Park Falls
Superior
Beloit
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Grantsburg
Lowal
Minnesota
Thermal
Calif
Yume
Ariz
Fraser
Colo
Plea to Boost Car Insurance Rates Rejected
Madison Wisconsin state insurance commissioner Paul Rogan rejected a 1 600 900 rate increase request from the National Underwriters Assn for higher Wisconsin car insurance rates. He said granting the request would force independent insurers under no jurisdiction to raise rates without justification and described the decision as a new approach to calculating underwriting experience for rate reviews.
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Madison
Paul Rogan
An‘avrobil- Underers Assn
Wisconsin
Midwest
Regan
Compa Inses
Beck Criticizes AFL CIO Over Centralized Rule Clash
Washington AP Teamster President Dave Beck rebukes AFL-CIO for pressuring rank and file, invoking Samuel Gompers’s cautions on top-down control. Beck asserts attempts to impose centralized rule threaten gains in wages hours and benefits while accusing anti corrupt forces within the federation. He cites Gompers on self government and warns the attack could undermine workers' progress.
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Washington
Teamster
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Upop
Samuel Gomspers
AFL- Cio
AFL - Cio
Teamsters
Thesas
Beck
Yorrsar i
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
George Mesny
Protection case ends with knife cited as protection
Milwaukee police report 23 year old Dewey Von Jordan was stopped while drinking whisky in public with a pocket knife up his sleeve. He said the knife was kept for protection while he drank.
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Milwalkee
Dewey von Jordan
Loyal Army Troops End Revolt in Cuba
Loyal army troops crushed the last pockets of resistance in Cienfuegos on the south coast, ending the revolt. Reported by James Buchanan of the Miami Herald amid an army blockade around the city, with 100 mutineers still holed up on nearby Cayo Loco Island. Government says disturbances completely ended after clashes that killed three rebels and 12 royal armed forces members, with 13 wounded. private sources fear toll could reach 200.
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Havana
Cienfuegos
James Buchanan
The
Miami Herald
Navy
Cayo Loco Island
Jose Fernandez Rey
Las Villas
Buchanan
Fidel Castro
Royal Armed Forces
Perssons
Heid
Red warnings urge U.S. to stay hands off Middle East
United Press reports Communists world wide demand U.S. restraint in Arab affairs. Moscow quotes Pravda accusing Western powers of meddling and targets Henderson for alleged plots in Syria and neighboring states. U.S. airlift plans push arms to Jordan, Arabia, Iraq and Lebanon amid warnings.
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United Press
United States
Middle East
Ratio Moscow
Hedorgan Pravda
Russia
Britain
France
Henderson
Red Radio
Lou W. Henderson
Syria
Turkey
Jordan
Iraq
Lebanon
Cairo
al Nissa
Red China
Chou En-lai
Srgan Humenite
Forker
Paris
Arabia
Saud
Esimon
Washington
Eisen
Wenderson
John Foster Duiles
Syrail
Mideast
U.S. Air Force
United
States
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
the Express
Express
Suez Canal Zone
Cool Canadian air cools Texas and spreads nationwide
A cool air mass from Canada brought brisk hiking weather across much of the nation. Northern Texas saw night temperatures fall about 15 degrees as the front deepened, while the Plains to New England remained in the 30s with 60s in the south. Showers and thunderstorms were forecast from the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley and New York as the cool mass settled in.
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United Press
Rockies
Texas
New England
2Nd Central Plains
Fron
Ohio Valley
New York State
Girl Finds Five Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-Two Dollar Check
DETROIT a youngster found five thousand six hundred ninety two dollars and twenty five cents in a grass patch. Barbara Kleven aged year old brought home the check mailed August 20 to Mercury Division of Ford Motor Co by a Madison Wisconsin dealer. Police said they would deliver the check and investigate how it came to be in the grass near her home.
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Detroit
Barbara Kleven
Mercury Division
Ford Motor Co
Madison
Wis
Barbara
U S Court Showdown Is Near At Little Rock
Federal Judge Davies to rule on Little Rock school integration amid federal orders and FBI report. Gov Faubus defies integration, guards hold the school while Brownell seeks speedy action with Eisenhower. Court action and police presence shape a pivotal desegregation crisis.
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Little Rock
U. S
Supreme Court
Ronald N. Davies
Davies
Little Tock Board of Education
Litia
Renan
Orval E. Faubus
National Guard
FBI
Herbert Brownell Jri
Wth Faubus
Lold
Eisenhower
Faubus
Arkansas
Browner
Central High
Washington
Central High School
Morilton
Ark
Murray Gallenson
Minne
New Wisconsin Legislature to Consider 40 or 50 New Bills
Madison details show the governor wavering on a strict anti lobbying law and a plan to set up area vocational schools as the fall session opens September 3. Unanimous consent or committee introduction governs bill access. Several vetoed bills from June await action this fall with vetoes expected to stand.
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Madison
M. G. Foevel
Legislative Reference Library
Senate
Assembly
Toepel
Lax
W Themson
Hup
Thomson
Rairoad
Walter i Kohler
Walter Goodland
Waukesha
Flag to Fly Again Over Formosa Embassy
The Stars and Stripes will be raised Monday over the remodeled U.S. Embassy in Taipei after its sacking in the May riots. During renovation staff have operated from the U.S. Navy medical research unit building in downtown Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Stars and Stripes
U.S
U.S. Navy Medical Research Unit
Bids Opened On Structures For Route 4
Madison bid opening by the Wisconsin Highway Commission reveals low bidders for three structures on Route 4 relocation near Neenah and other projects. Plummer Court work awarded to Wisconsin bidders with preliminary review by commission and governor’s office. H Turner and Son Bosco bel submit $389.68 for grading 7.4 miles of Highway 41 between Fond du Lac Dodge line and Highway 175 interchange.
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Neenah Seas
Milwanung
Xorch
Plummer Court
Madison
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Governor's Office
H. Turner and Son
Boscobel
Fond du Lac
Dodge County
Highway 175
Glencoe Village Hall Dedication Delayed
Village Manager Robert B. Morris says no rush on formal dedication of the new 975000 dollar Glencoe village hall opened last week. The village waited long for the building, purchased in 1917, to be completed.
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Glencoe
Robert B. Morris
Morris
Vicious Hurricane Carrie lashes distant Atlantic sea
A hurricane named Carrie with winds near 100 mph lashed far out in the South Atlantic about 2,500 miles east-southeast of Miami. Forecaster Bernie Moore cautioned there is no land threat yet but warned ships to use extreme caution as the storm could grow. The Antilles were roughly 1,500 miles away, and no landfall forecast was made.
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Miami CP
South Atlantic
Miami
Bernie Moore
Hurricane Warning Center
Carrie
Atlantic
Africa
United States
Moore
Antilles
South American
Puerto Rico
Four Killed In Two Accidents In S Wisconsin
A spate of fatal crashes in southern Wisconsin left four people dead in two separate incidents. Among the deceased are Clinton teen Jerry Milner and Beloit passenger Sally Finnegan who died when their car hit a tree near Beloit on Highway 15, and Waukesha locals Bruce Perkins and Cosme Kailczynski who perished when their car left a county road south of Dousman. Additional fatalities include Christine Kau of Eagle and Patrick Ausbro of Chicago in separate head on and bus-related events, with injuries reported in another crash near Ashland.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jerry A. Milner
Clinton
Sally Finnegan
Beloit
Highway 15
Beloit Hospital
Bruce Perkins
Waukesha
Cosme Kailczynski
Dousmarn
Christine Kau
Alvin Kau
Rouvie
Eagle
Waukesha County
Patrick G. Ausbro
Chicago
Harrisville
Marquette County
Sttler
Highway 13
Ashland
Miller
Return flight for Soviet TU104A jetliner from the United States
The Soviet TU104A tourist jetliner and crew depart McGuire AFB for Moscow after a visit here. US Air Force navigators assist on the return leg to Goose Bay while guards pace the aircraft. Sightseers watch as the first Soviet liner to visit the U.S. prepares for its second contingent later this month.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N.5
United States
Moscow
TUHA
Goose Bay
Labrador
United States Ai Force
Air Police
Alimes
Air Force
United States Air Force
Litie
NATO to Test Defenses in Counterpunch Exercise
NATO to test Western air defenses with Operation Counterpunch later this month. Officials say the Sept. 1922 drill will evaluate local early warning systems in Belgium the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
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NATO
Paris
North Atlantic
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Chase
Will Buck Hoffa
John F. Shelley
California
Congress
James R. Hoffa
Giant
Teamsters’ Union
Shelley
Western Conference of Teamsters
Seattle
Cuba
U. 5
U.S. Court
Sora
S. Wisconsin
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