Council considers 2.6 million storm sewer project
The city plans a 1d year storm sewer installation with complete separation of storm and sanitary lines within 13 years. Estimated annual cost 175090 dollars, with debt service and potential extensions if delays occur. Districts include Main Street Washington to the bridge and several streets plus nearby sidewalks and street lights.
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Washington
Pearl Street
Commerce Street
Market
High
Algoma
Fifth Street
Sawyer Avenue
Delaware Street
Fifth
Sixth
Luella Street
Finance Committee
State Board of Health
Board of Estimates
City Hall
Burdock Street
Lake West
Hremen
Fire Department
Rasmussen Construction Company
Oshkosh
One Killed Two Hurt In Wisconsin Car Crash
Adolph Severson of Amherst Janction was killed in a head on collision on Highway 9 one mile south of Scandinavia Waupaca County. Wes Severson and his brother suffered internal injuries and leg injuries. Obert T. Borgen of Amherst was injured as his car rolled on the curve. Both cars were total wrecks. Funeral plans for Severson were not known.
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Waupaca
Adolph Severson
Amherst
Scandinavia
Waupaca Cousty
A. M. Christefferson
Severson
Obert T. Borgen
Rt J. Amherst. Oe
Flora Tavior
Undershori Milton Aagen
Borgen
Emand
British Say M Lean Gave Papers to Reds
Foreign Office disclosed that missing British diplomat Donald MacLean may have passed official documents to the Russians before vanishing behind the Iron Curtain four years ago. The report will be published in a government white paper possibly this week and cites evidence from Soviet defector Vladimir Petrov.
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London
Foreign Office
Donald MacLean
MacLean
Guy Burgess
Vladimir Petrov
Australia
Reds Free U S Missionary On 67th Birthday
American missionary Levi A. Lovegren of Seattle crossed the border at 2 02 pm local time on his 67th birthday after four years eight months in Chinese custody. He denied espionage charges, said he signed a fake confession under duress, and planned birthday celebrations with his wife Jeune and daughter Mildred. Three American priests were released Sunday after captivity in Sikang and house arrest.
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Aong Kong
China
Levi A. Lovegren
Seattle
Wash
Reds
Jeune
Mildred
Red
Lovergren
Lovegren
Sikang
Hong Kong
Frederick A. Gordon
Somerset
Ohio
Joseph E. Hyde
Lovell
Mass
James G. Joyce
Ton
Gordon
Rivals Rally to Form Opposition Party Against Rhee
Political rivals of President Syngman Rhee rallied to create a single new opposition parity named Democratic Parity to challenge Rhee in next year’s presidential election. After eight months of struggle, 32 National Assembly members have pledged to join, forming two united blocs against Rhee’s Liberal Party which holds 322 seats in the 293 seat legislature.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Democratic
National Assembly
Liberal Party
Optimism Ahead of United Nations General Assembly
Delegates gathering for the 12 week General Assembly session in New York adopt a hopeful tone while debating strategy on Cyprus China UN seat fights. Molotov arrives from Moscow as observers expect emphasis on disarmament and Russia’s naval base promise. Four firemen die in St Louis crash as fire engine returns to duty.
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Ith
General Assembly
U.S
Dulles
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
China
Poland
Philippines
Security Council
VL 'Moisiov
Moscow
New York
ST. Louis
U.S. Mail
Henry Cabot
Ledge Jr
Telvision
Armist
Eisenhow
John Craig
Department
United States
Red China
Ixeo
Tov
Francis O. Wilcox
Interational Atomic Agency
Satie
Dagmarskjold
Russia
Red
U.N
Molotov
U.N. Assembly
Finland
Europe
Finlen
Pe i Pravda
Stary
United Nations Assembly
Geneva
Peron Resigns Under Rebel Fleet Threat Off Buenos Aires
Amid a rebel fleet in battle array off Buenos Aires the government said Peron would resign to avert a bombardment of the city. Lucero offered cease fire as rebels demanded unconditional quitting, while the revolt spread through provinces and a bombardment of Mar Tern was reported.
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Buenos Aires
Peron
Cordoba
Lucero
Poe
Plate River
Oltimatium
Tawa
Eva Peron
Mar
Hurricane Jone Ravages North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Jone lashed the North Carolina coast with up to 120 mph winds tearing Diamond Shoals lightship from its moorings off Cape Hatteras. No deaths reported yet as it neared Norfolk, flooding towns, closing schools, and forcing naval delays at Newport News and overseas shipping alerts.
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Morehead City
N.C
North Carolina
Diamond Shoals
Lonely Cane Hatteras
Norfolk
New Zeugland
Tone’s
Coast Guard
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guards
Mendota
Charlestesn
Ione
Hilda
Mexican
Tene
Caribbean Sea
Tarpito
Texas
Jong
Cancelli
Forrestal
Loeseport News
Manteo
No Whites On Trial For Slaying Negro In Mississippi
In Sumner Mississippi two men J W Milam 23 and Roy Bryant 24 go on trial for the killing of 15 year old Emmett Till near Money by gunpoint and body disposed in Tallahatchie River. Prosecution says murder tied to alleged wolf whistle at Bryant's wife. Defense denies murder claim with several Negro organizations backing innocence. Jury empanelment begins in a crowded courtroom.
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Sumner
Chicago
Bryant
Gerald Chathem
FBI
Robert B. Smyth
Hugh White Beare
Cerken Sa
Miéem
Brrant
Money
Miss
T Ll
Sherif George Smyth
Lefloce County
Wich Money
Till
Chinese Helped to Kill UP Newsman
Singapore jury convicts truck driver Ong An Tao of taking part in the mob murder of United Press correspondent Gene Symonds last May. Suppiah is acquitted. Prosecution says both aided the beating as riots erupted after a bus strike. witnesses testify Ong denied the charges. Police provided bodyguards for a crown witness under threat.
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Singapore
Ong An Tao
United Press
Gene Symonds
Hens
S. Suppiah
Ong
Suppiah
Symonds
United Press Southeast Asia
Goh Ah Pong
jBng Cheng
Goh
No Americans Reported Hurt in Argentina Embassy Says
The State Department said it spoke with the U S Embassy in Buenos Aires at 10 45 a m and found the Argentine capital quiet with no reports of injuries to American citizens. About 3 000 Americans live in Argentina, about 2 500 in or near Buenos Aires.
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Washington
States Department
Buenos Aires
Department
Lincoln White
Argentina
Hilda Winds Rip Flooded Mexican Port
Hurricane Hilda battered Tampico with winds over 209 mph, causing flooding and power outages as rain spread into southern Texas. Officials warned of squalls, high tides, and possible floods along the Rio Grande Valley and lower Pecos region.
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Brownsville
Texis
Tampico
Mexico
Texas
Feler
Rio Grande Valley
Hilda
Gladys
Panuco River
Lower
Brownville
Tex
Corpus Christi
Pecos Valley
Edwards Plateau
Russ Renew Their Demands American Troops Quit Europe
Soviet Pravda signals demand to end arms drive and rethink troop presence in Europe ahead of UN debate and Geneva talks. Amnesty decree offers return home for exiles with repentance and clears collaborators, while Porkkala base lease terms shape Soviet Finnish talks and potential force realignment.
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Europe
Presium
Supreme Soviet
Adenauer
Westerminers
Porkkala
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Juho Paasikivi
Urho Kekkonen
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Talen
U. S
Rhee Rally
TROC
XPL
Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Jone
North Carolina Coast
Hatteras
Tornes
J. S
Jammy
Soviet Soviet Union
Gulf of Fincus
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