Soviet Reports Called Lies by U S Officials
U S officials labeled Soviet accounts of two recent plane incidents as deliberate fabrications. Washington prepared a formal rebuke to Russia over claims that four U S fighters shot down a Soviet passenger liner over China, killing 21. Officials also rebutted the Siberia incident involving a reconnaissance B 501 bomber.
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U. S
State Department
U.S
China
Siberia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Korea
Part
United States
Roche
Seven Injured in County Crashes
Seven people were injured in multiple crashes on Waukesha county highways. Ludwig Dquist, 24, Milwaukee, suffered leg injuries when a bulldozer toppled while loading onto a truck in Elm Grove. Three more people were hurt in a two car collision near Fussville. Additional injuries occurred in a separate late Friday incident near Utica.
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Ludwig Dquist
Milwaukee
Oquist
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Elm Grove
Fussville
Carl Frostensen
Jema Lapinsky
Grosse Pont
Farms
Mich
Fece
John Lapinsky
Korea
Russia
Waukesha Memorial
Ferdetai
Feawart Fero
Whitewater
Upi
Willys
Utica
Relph
Parr
Apple Valley
Calif
Bark River
Heavy Rain and Lightning Strike Wisconsin County Farm Blaze
A violent storm drenched the area with 1.3 inches of rain as lightning hit Louis Michel’s farm on Elm Grove Road, setting a barn ablaze and cutting power to the city. Livestock losses totaled about 10,000 dollars, with a fire later destroying a rear room and scorching the Herman Klug tavern in Pewaukee.
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Elm Grove
Wau Jone
Bluckesha
Michel
City
Packet, & Combine
Wis
Electric Power Co
Hay
Perwaukee
Brookfield Fire Department
Pewaukee
Herman Klug
Lutgen
Brookfield
144Th Street
Camtol Drive
Oakton Manor
Waukesha
Taft
Charles Geibel
Focal 102
CIO Brewery Workers Union
Milwaukee
Defiant East German Mobs March Into West for Supplies
The report notes unrest as East German groups press into western areas to obtain supplies. Lightning and storms caused property damage in Waukesha area, with fires from a transformer and power lines. Weather outlook includes possible 90s temperatures and thunderstorms Sunday.
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West
Ousted WSB Employes Reinstated In Wisconsin
Two Wisconsin school for boys employees discharged May 1 for insubordination were reinstated Friday by the state personnel board. William Ahrens said the board found insufficient evidence for the dismissal of Paul Pelikan and Frank W. Smith, who had faced loss of duties and pay.
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United Press
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State Performer Board
Paul Pelikan
Hyde Park Ave
Cap- Hidge Ave
Ahrens
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State Department of Public
Smith
Washington
Senate
Cation
Our Beautiful Savior Lutheranian
Eer Sheek
Randall School
Congress
Fred Boettcher
a_Juncsion
GOP
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Mo. i
Madison
Welter, Brandt
Wal
Ikesha Trades & Labor Council
C.C. Smith
West Berlin Relief Drive Draws 150000 Strong Marchers
Defiant laborers from East Germany marched 150000 into West Berlin to demand Eisenhower food parcels. They crossed Soviet border guards, defied threats of arrest, and joined a growing movement from Merseburg Saxony Stalinstadt Magdeburg Halle and Brandenburg. Hamburg received the second American food shipment as West Berlin intensifies the bread line struggle.
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Stalinstadt
Magdeburg
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Halle
Nation to Honor Taft With State Memorial Rites
The United States will hold a noon Monday memorial in the Capitol rotunda for Sen. Robert A. Taft with President Eisenhower and high officials from all branches attending. The ceremony marks a rare Capitol service. the Senate approved inviting top officials including the President, House members, cabinet, Supreme Court justices, diplomatic corps, and military chiefs.
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Robert A. Taft
Capitol
Eisenhower
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Wiliam F. Knowland
Calif
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Nine Die In Minnesota Car Crash As VFW Set For Convention
A two car collision near Little Falls Minnesota killed nine people and left a tenth in critical condition. Victims included Stanely J Starmack and Gus A Olson of Minneapolis and John Frank Bemben and Roth Adelberg of Winnipeg. Sheriff Titus Plett noted two vehicles collided head on and the Manitoba car slid into a ditch. VFW national commander James W Cothran announced preparations for the Milwaukee convention with Vice President Nixon slated to address opening session.
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James W. Cothran
Bishopville
Little Falls
Mim
Cuup
Here
Stanley J. Starmack
Minneapolis
Gus A. Olson
John Frank Bemben
Roth Adelberg
Winnipeg
Morrison County
Titus Plett
Manitoba
Pleetl
Cothran
VFW
U. S. Highway 10
400 Sick and Wounded Prisoners Start Return
North Korea says about 400 sick and wounded prisoners of war from the United Nations are to be the first to be repatriated. Red Cross teams will bring comfort packages and begin entry into South Korea as the big repatriation switch moves forward with planned guard protection and train movements along the Yalu River.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
United Nations
Red Cross
Kaesong
Peiping
Pyoktong
Yalu
River
Fed Cross
South Korea
Freedom Village
Munson
U. N
United Nations Red Cross
Taft Honored by House as Capitol Services Planned
The House paused its rush to adjournment to honor Taft. Plans for Capitol services were revealed after a Senate Republican leaders meeting. Attendees included Vice President Nixon Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams Speaker Marlin Bishop Halleck Acting Leader Knowland Millikin Bricker Trice and Jack Martin Taft's assistant.
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William F. Knowland
Calif
Senate
Styles Bridges
N. H
Appropriations Committee
Eugene D. Millilan
Colo
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Everett M. Dirksen
Taft
Knowland
House
Capitol
Jack Martin
Richard M. Nixon
Sherman Adams
Joseph W. ,Marblin, Jr
Charles A. Halleck
Eugene D. Millikin
John W.bricker
Mark Trice
Martin
Services Tuesday For Cooney Woman
Mrs. John Daley 52 of Oconomowoc route 2 died Friday at home. Funeral services Tuesday 9:30 am from Lyke funeral home and 10 am at St. Catherine's Church Mapleton with Fr. L F Whelan officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Rosary Monday 7 pm at the funeral home. Survived by husband John two sons Leland Cyril and Helen Rettitechng a brother Edwin Gennerman and three sisters Mrs Harry Petarsth Mrs Alice Harder and Mrs Erwin Radtke.
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Oconomowoc
John Dailey
Oconoimowoc
Lyke Funeral Home
St. Catherine's Church
Mapleton
L.F. Whelan
Burliad
Daley
John
Emil Gennerman
Leland
Cyril
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Helen Ret
Harry Petarsth
Alice Harder
Erwin Radtke
Rubicon
Eisenhower to Attend Cover Supervisors Conference in Seattle
President Eisenhower will join the Cover supervisors conference in Seattle next Tuesday, the White House announced. The visit marks a planned appearance by the president at a major event in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Seattle
White House
Bomb at Newspaper Causes No Damage
Reports from Chicago indicate a black powder bomb encased in cardboard was thrown at the Chicago Sun-Times building Friday night but caused no injuries or damage. The incident prompted police to investigate as part of ongoing security concerns.
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Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
New York
Samuel
Gompers
American Federation of
Ploston
Dauphin
Dynamo
Washington
Charles Francis Potter
Jess
Ter
Humanist
Late! Society
Eisenhow
Zanesville
Gertrude
Ainsley Gleaves Neuscheler
Louis Neuscheler
Wisconsin Almanac Weather Summary for August 2
Cloudy with frequent thundershowers in the north and scattered storms in the southwest and south Sunday. Warmer and more humid in the south central. Lows 60 to 86 north and 67 to 72 south. Highs 79 to 86 north and 95 to 99 south. Yesterday’s mean 73 with a 64 to 82 range. WAUKESHA'S ALMANAC August 2.
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Waukesha
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