New House of Worship Dedication on Sunday
Trinity Lutheran Church dedicates a new $270,000 house of worship at Washington Blvd and Bowen Street with a 10 a.m. service and 2:30 p.m. sermon by Rev. Arthur H. Oswald. The 100th anniversary week includes events, organ recitals, and a dedication of church societies.
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New House of Worship
Trinity Lutheran Church
Washington Blvd
Bowen Street
W. F. Lichtsinn
Hammond
Ind
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Arthur H. Oswald
Milwaukee
The
W. H. Sehriefer
Plymouth
Trinity Lutheran School
Albert Beck
Concordian College
River Forest
Reuter
Christ
Washington Boulevard
J. E. Elbert
Ladies Aid
Senor Walther League
Dorcas Circle
Junior Walther
Parents Teachers League
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Blue Birds
Erich F. Brauer
South Wisconsin
K. BR. Going
Mayor and 30 Paraded Into Graft Indictments In Ecorse
Detroit reports that Ecorse Mayor William Voisine along with 30 others including city officials, a newspaper publisher and two gamblers were indicted by one man grand jury Judge Theodore R. Bohn for conspiracy to violate gambling laws, extortion and bribe taking. The indictments accuse officials of taking bribes from gamblers and operating cope peddling and bookie rings netting thousands monthly. The case marks a sharp crackdown as Bohn extended probes into suburban Detroit.
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Detroit
IIP
Ecorse
Theodore R. Bohn
Cope
Voisine
Police and Fire Commission
Bohn
Somoza Dies From Assassin Gun Wounds in Panama
President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua died at Gorgas Hospital at 4 05 am CST from injuries after an assassination attempt in Leon on Sept 21. The Canal Zone health chief cited rapid decline after midnight Friday and noted Somoza’s prolonged battle with four gunshots. President Eisenhower expressed regret and sent condolences to Somoza’s widow.
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Charles O. Bruce
Canal Zone
Somoza
Bruce Astrideu Ugain
Eisenhower
White House
Nicaragua
Andary Sentenced to 33 Days for Driving Without License
Old Detroit text notes Joseph Andary, 26, jailed 33 days for driving without an operator license. He then reportedly walked from Wayne County jail, triggering a statewide alert, before returning to a precinct seeking rebooking. The fragment hints at an attempted escape and a shave after incident.
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Detroit
Joseph Andary
Andary
Wayne County
Jali
Four Saw Bars Free Portage Jail Escapee Airmen
Sheriff Peter Boylan searches for four young men who sawed through two jail bars to escape their Columbia County jail cell. The airmen Arthur Rose and Paul Gilette, both 20 and 18, were from Truax Air Force Base near Madison. Marvin McConochie 19 and Merritt Burright 20, both of Portage, were later stopped by a state patrol officer who unaware they were fugitives.
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Portage
Peter Boylan
Columbia County
Boyland
Boylan
Arthur L. Rose
Paul Gillete
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
Marvin McConochie
Merritt Burrigat
McConoche
Burright
15 Millions To Turn Back Clocks Sunday
Daylight saving time ends Sunday for about 3 million Americans in California Nevada Maryland and parts of Indiana Pennsylvania and Delaware at 2 a.m. Most of the Northeast will stay on daylight time until Oct 26 with roughly 40 million people affected. Remaining areas observe standard time through summer with extensions into late October for several large states and metropolitan regions.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Northeast
New York
New Lor
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
St. Louis, Mo
Chicago
Illinois
Virginia
Colma
Delusare
Inceana
Court Refuses Injunction in Oaklawn Sunset Referendum
District voters faced a court decision denying an injunction related to the Oaklawn and Sunset referendum. Represented parties argued over the legality and timing of an election, with school boards and district officials contending the matter required a formal judgment. The court directed further review before any mandamus or continuation.
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Ossigen
Forts Prias
Fane du
Taide
Henry Hashes
Aho
Taneten
Marsin
Stevenson Outlines Three Point Education Plan
Adlai E Stevenson announced a three point program to meet the US schools crisis including a national educational policy, federal funds for construction and teachers, and a national plan for college loans or scholarships. He argued strong leadership is needed and stressed equal treatment for all children regardless of race creed color or economic status. He spoke in Milwaukee and planned to campaign in Minneapolis with a motorcade and a bean feed address.
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Washington
Congressinnal
Lawson
L Cantrell
Jenior High Schools
Heute
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Eisenhower
American Society and Economy
Minneapolis
County Honored for Aid to Elderly Homes Ten Counties Cited
Madison The State Department of Public Welfare cited ten counties for programs to aid about 900 older persons. Projects include new county homes, additions, and remodeling costing over four million dollars, largely built in the past biennium. Calumet Calumet 50 bed home New Holstein 200000 Fond du Lac new home 150 persons 750000 Kenosha 175 bed home 900000 Winnebago remodel former mental hospital 112 persons 325000 Lincoln Merrill area 112 persons 526000 Eau Claire Wing Mt. Washington sanitarium for a home for the aged. Sheboygan Rock Knoll Sanitarium wing up to 19 chronically ill. Juneau addition to home to aid infirm. Waukesha add structure to care 132 persons 500000 Arch… complete details varied by county.
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Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Calumet County
New Holstein
Calumbia County
Eau Claire County
Mt. Washington
Sheboygan
Rock Knoll
Waukesha County
Lincoln County
Merrill
Truman Criticizes Eisenhower Amid Harvard MIT Booing
In Cambridge crowds of Harvard and MIT students booed former President Truman as he warned that electing Eisenhower with a Republican Congress would be a twofold disaster. He calmed the audience, then continued his scholarly talk on the presidency, praising Democratic help to Eisenhower while claiming the president does not read his parts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mr. Truman
Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
Officials Probe Fire Fatalities in Oak Creek Family
In Oak Creek Wisconsin six of the seven children died in a one story frame house fire that officials traced to defective wiring and an overloaded ungrounded circuit. The father Peter Vallariel 36 was detained for questioning while the mother Ramona 26 was away with the eldest child. The space heater in a store room and possible fuel oil ignited the blaze which left the children Martha 12 Stella 3 Mary Ann 7 Peter 5 Jane and Frank 11 months dead from smoke and burns. Fire officials said the children had no chance to escape.
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Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Peter Vallariel
Milwaukee County Sherriff's Department
Vallariel
Ramona
Martha
Joseph
Stella
Mary Ann
Peter
Jane
Frank
William Rossiter
Rossiter
Wiliam Allands
Alhands
William Grand
Milwaukee County
Mao Renamed by Reds Chairman of Chinese Communist Party
Peiping dispatch reports Mao Tse-tung has been elected chairman of the central committee of the Chinese Communist Party. The report notes Mao remains China’s top leader amid ongoing party control and political consolidation.
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Tokyo
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
China
Parity Radio
Peiping
Poor Dad in Hospital After Birth of Fifth Child
Charles Kuenzi was in the hospital delivery room when his wife gave birth to a girl, their fifth child. Mrs. Kuenzi and the baby came through in good shape. Kuenzi fainted, fell, broke his jaw, broke his nose, suffered concussion and was put to bed. He was reported to be fair at last.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Charles Kuenzi
One Man Dies Four Felled By Pulp Mill Fumes
In Tomahawk a pulp mill accident left Lester Kuehling dead and four workers hospitalized after fumes from wood alcohol gathered in a large cleaning tank. The four others, John Corbett Donald Kahn Emery Myers and John Hoeft were reported in serious condition. all are Tomahawk residents.
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Lester Kuehling
Sacred Heart Hospital
John Corbett
Donald Kahn
Emery Myers
John Hoeft
Tomahawk
Kuehling
Fred Brunow
Irma
Here
The
National Container Co
Brunow
K. M. Cherry
Myers
Llord K
Wallace Wurl
Steven
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