One Dead 65 Hurt In Saukville Train Derailment
A Milwaukee Road Chippewa Hiawatha passenger train derailed four miles north of Saukville Wisconsin after a rail broke while the engine sped toward Milwaukee. One man died, 65 injured, with 16 still hospitalized and over 50 treated and released.
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Saukville
Wis
Here
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Port Washington
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Ontonagon
Mich
E. J. Synnott
Rib Lake
Leonard K. Kleschewski
M. L. Macfarland
Green Bay
John Krause
Fuchs charged in Britain with atomic secrets case
British scientist Klaus Fuchs faces two official secrets charges for allegedly disclosing atomic research details to unknown contacts in 1945 in the U S and in 1947 in Britain. The Bow Street hearing featured only one witness, Commander Leonard Burt, as Fuchs made no reply.
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Fuchs
Alan Nunn May
Harwell
Britain
United States
Canada
Bow Street
Christmas Humphreys
Laurence Dunne
Leonard Burt
Scotland Yard
Burt
Perrin
Atomic Research (Station
Dunne
Cab Driver Robbery Leads to Pursuit and Crash
Robbery suspect warned the cabbie to beware, then fled as the passenger seized the steering wheel and drove toward Third Avenue. Jobe flagged down a patrol car, officials pursued, and the ensuing accident occurred as officers investigated. Police detained a apparently unsteady pedestrian en route to the scene.
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Jobe
Third Avenue
Cathay Garden
Lawrence Smith
Richard Harrington
Goodden
Roosevelt Street
Soule
Jim Wallace
Ed Langevin
Noted figures react to postwar tensions and UN prospects
Defense Secretary Johnson vows swift American response to any Soviet action. Senator Brien McMahon asserts the hydrogen bomb must include a moral crusade for peace. Earl Bertrand Russell argues the United Nations cannot work with the Soviet bloc, as people cannot express their will.
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Washington
Brien McMahon
Conn
Congressional Atomic Committee
Paris
Earl Bertrand Russell
United Nations
Soviet Bloc
State Lands chief leased lands below value, court finds
Judge Croaff held that the administrative construction of leasing laws lacked proper board appraisal by the State Land Department and the state land commissioner. He warned that ongoing leases without required appraisals cannot stand, and that errors in administration must be corrected by judicial review to align with the Enabling Act and statutes. The past practice of granting leases without appraisal boards was not legal.
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Croaff
State Land Department
State Land Commissioner
Bevin and Schuman to Meet in Paris on Indochina Issue
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman prepared to meet in Paris to discuss the Soviet recognition of Ho Chi Minh's rebel regime in Indochina amid heightened tensions.
Insurance Rise Okayed by Senate Banking Panel
Washington February 3 AP report says the Senate Banking Committee approved a bill to raise federal insurance on individual bank accounts from 5000 to 10000. The measure aims to bolster depositor protection and confidence.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
St Luke's Charity Ball funds Sanatorium needs at Westward Ho
Tomorrow night's annual St Luke's Charity Ball at the Westward Ho supports the Sanatorium’s operations. Founded in 1907 by Rev Atwood, it began with tent cottages and pioneering labs, serving tuberculosis patients of many faiths, with support from diverse communities. ARIZONA'S LARGEST CAR DEALER Second Ave. and West Van Buren
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St. Luke's
St. Luke’s
Episcopal Church
Julius W. Atwood
St. Luke’s Home
J. Mills Kendrick
Arizona
Second Ave
West van Buren
Bergman Gives Birth to Child of Rossellini in Rome
Ingrid Bergman has a son weighing 3 kilograms and is pursuing a Mexican divorce from Dr. Peter Lindstrom. Rossellini seeks a Catholic annulment after an earlier marriage annulment. a Vatican court filing is anticipated. Bergman remains in a Villa Margherita Hospital room in Rome with her newborn, observed by hospital officials.
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Morlion
Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Hollywood
Rota
Vatican
Supreme Court
Guidotti
Villa Margherita Hospital
Mussolini
Villatorlonia
Rome
Raffaele Paolucci di Va Marriore
Naval blows hit Chusan Islands group and Mars explosion seen
Nationalist headquarters reports January strikes along the China coast destroying 538 Communist craft and 78 pillboxes while 62 defense works were wrecked. In Albuquerque, U.S. astronomers will observe Mars after a reported 900 mile wide explosion cloud and a 60 mile off surface plume, uncertainty remains about its nature.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chusan Islands
Shanghai
China
Hainan
South China Island
Canton
Luichow Peninsula
Haas
Earth
Saheki
Mars
Sub sightings off Humboldt coast puzzle officials
A student pilot and the Skipper of a commercial fishing boat reported sighting unidentified submarines off Humboldt County. The Coast Guard had no record, the Navy had not heard of the subs, but a Navy spokesman noted U. S. submarines often operate in the Eureka area. Also a note that twenty nine of the 48 states have a Washington county.
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Eureka
Calif
Humboldt County
Coast Guard
Navy
U. S
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Jth Ave
Camelback Rd
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Uncle Bens
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Sahara
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ETI
Rex
Kraft
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Delrous
Velveeta
Apple Juice Church
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Bey
Liu
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Lee
Senew Baan
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CIA
Ingrid
Chiang
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N. M
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International Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers
Tsuneo Sadeki
Osaka
Japan
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