UN Note May Reply To Kaesong Protests In Cease Fire Talks
UN forces plan a detailed note signed by Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy addressing two neutrality violation protests by North Korea in Kaesong. The 2000 word document, to be handed to Communist delegates, could influence stalled cease-fire discussions amid fierce fighting on the eastern front where South Korean troops report heavy Red losses after five days of combat, including 600 killed in the final hills assault.
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Kaesong
Korea
United Nations Command
Nam I
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Pyongyang
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
8Th Army
Three Hills
U S Builds World’s First Atomic Submarine
The United States moves toward a nuclear powered submarine with an atomic engine. Electric Boat Co. awarded a 540 million contract to build the prototype, as plans and models advance. The project promises unlimited underwater endurance and a major leap in atomic energy use.
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Wasilington
Russia
United States
Navy
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Conn
Congress
Russie
AEC
Band Concerts End Tomorrow in Cutler Park
The Weber concert band wraps its eighth and final summer concert at 8 p.m. in Cutler Park. Local soloist Mrs. Margaret Hulbert returns to sing selections including One Fine Day, Because, Italian Street Song, and Dearie. Director Fred Sperl leads an evening of Halvorsen, Von Suppe, Danube Waves, Lohengrin, Dance of the Hours, Police Patrol, Circus Bee, Fairest of the Fair, Abdahadaba, Stars and Stripes, and Auld Lang Syne as the season closes.
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Cutler Park
Weber
Margaret Hulbert
Fred Sperl
Halverson
von Suppe
Ivanovici
Wagner
Panchiella
Merrit
Sousa
Hit Run Driver Sought in Fatal Accident Near Hy
Sheriff seeks hit-and-run driver after a midsize car sideswiped Herman Denk's vehicle on July 28, killing Denk's mother Anna Denk, 61, who died August 13 from internal injuries. Circulation of cards to repair shops seeks a 1940 or 1941 Pontiac or Oldsmobile with left-side damage, with chrome trim and a hub cap found at the scene. Denk reported seeing an oncoming Pontiac in the opposite lane before the crash.
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Sheriff's Department
Herman Denk
Denk
Anna
Jay Conk
Middle West
Capitel 1
F. Denk
Lattimore Accused of Communist Ties by Budenz
Former Communist official Budenz testified before the Senate subcommittee that Owen Lattimore was named in party councils as a member of a Communist cell at the Institute of Pacific Relations. He said the cell, described as joint with Amerasia, operated under party instructions and that Field reported to the politburo. Budenz quoted Trachtenberg on the IPR cell being a training ground for Soviet influence in Washington.
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Washington
Louis F. Budenz
Owen Lattimore
Institute of Pacific Relations
Budenz
Senate
Internal Security
TPR
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Lattimgre
Communist Party
Amerasia
Alexander Trachtenberg
IPR
Soviet Union
Far East
Herbert R. O'Conor
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph R. MacCarthy
Latti More
Communist
Fordham University
Senators Plan Defense Tax Aims to Ease House Increase
Washington Senate tax framers propose a defense tax added to existing surtax calculations to soften the House increase. The plan would raise taxes about 2.435 billion annually versus 2.855 billion under the House bill, with higher relief for upper brackets and smaller relief for lower brackets. A $5,000 earner would see a $103.28 hike, totaling $921.28 under current law versus $818 now and $92.25 under the House bill.
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Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Fire damages Pewaukee Pipe foundry early today
A Pewaukee pipe foundry owned by M W Sommers was damaged by a fire that began in the back of the building before 4 a.m. Robert Bergles spotted the smoke and alerted crews. Fire Chief Maurice Reeves said 20 firefighters controlled the blaze in about 30 minutes and remained to extinguish it. The cause and damage estimate were not yet determined, with insurance investigators due later.
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Pewaukee
M. W. Sommers
Robert Bergles
Maurice Reeves
Reeves
Sommers
Farmers Await Judging Results at County Holstein Show
County farmers awaited Holstein judging results at the fair where the breed dominates entries and national standings. Fryda and Hallstrom farms won blue ribbons in specific bull classes, Curtiss Canjay entries claimed most Jersey championships, while Junior fair events wrapped as open-class animals crowded the barns. Gov. Walter Kohler led Governor’s Day with a 2:30 p.m. speech as attendance topped 29,000 and revenue neared $35,277, surpassing last year.
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Ernest A
Fryda
Sussex
Hallstrom Farm
Waukesha
Hallstrom
Elmfield Rush County
Jersey
Walter Kohler
Kohler
Two Men Injured In Waukesha Auto Collision
Watertown man E Darrell Shuttis aged 40 sustained leg injuries and William Strait age 62 of Dubuque Ta suffered a hand cut when autos driven by both men collided yesterday on Highway 16 about three miles west of Waukesha.
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Watertown
E. Darrell Shuttis
William Strait
Dubuque, Ta
Waukesha
Restrictions on Use of Natural Gas Sparks Application Surge
The Wisconsin Natural Gas Co toWaukesha office reports a flood of new space heating gas applications as the state PSC plans to regulate new service while PAD restricts sales in 15 northern states. Utilities warn against new commitments pending government guidance. one executive cites over 1,000 new applications last week amid deadlines August 21.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin Natural Gas Cu
State Public Service Commission
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PSC
PAD
Wisconsin
S. B. Sherman
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co
Racine
Pany
Sherman
Leslie Schibur
Drag Lake for Drowned Boys in Milwaukee Boat Capsizing
Milwaukee police and coastguardsmen searched Lake Michigan for the bodies of Leonard Lewandowski 11 and Donald Rothe 14 after their eight foot dinghy overturned about 300 feet offshore near the South Shore Yacht Club. Leonard's brother Robert 12 was rescued, clinging to the boat, and treated for shock.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Leonard Lewandowski
Donald Rothe
Leonard
Robert
Boas
South Shore Yacht Club
Court reverses perjury ruling in Remington case
New York United States Court of Appeals unanimously overturned the perjury conviction of William Walter Remington, former Department of Commerce economist, citing vagueness in the trial judge's charge. Remington had faced five years and a $2,000 penalty, and could be retried as the government evaluates next steps.
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New York -Wi
U. S. Court of Appeals
William Walter Remington
Department of Commerce
Communist Party
Remington
U.S
Irving H. Saypol
Court of Appeal
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Milwaukeean Named In Larceny Warrant
Archibald Luedke, 56, former Milwaukee Builders' Exchange secretary, is named in a new warrant charging larceny of 8326. The warrant replaces an earlier forgery charge after his disappearance July 17. President Harvey Bucholz says a full audit revealed the larger shortage. Police found a note in Luedke’s car indicating fear and concern.
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Milwaukee -Ir
Archibald Luedke
Builders’ Exchange of
Milwaukee
Harvey Bucholz
Exchange
Luedke
Beaver Dam
Vandals Uproot Highway Signs Near Waukesha
Police pursue vandals who uprooted and tossed highway and arterial stop signs along Hy F between Glengarry and Hy. I south of Waukesha. Thomas Kingston reports narrowly avoiding a crash after striking piles of signs and snow fence, with two new stop signs torn from their posts at the Hy I and F intersection. Deputies set full time investigation. authorities suspect teen hoodlums behind the damage.
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Waukesnai
Thomas Kingston
Linden St
Kingston
Glengarry Road
Lowry Farm
Hy. F
Can-Can Dancers To Greet Returning Troops In Seattle
Returning 1300 troops from Korea aboard the transport Gen. Simon Buckner are expected to dock in Seattle with a welcoming can-can show despite protests from religious groups who deem it offensive. Critics urge a Salvation Army band and Christian songs, while organizers push a lively nightclub atmosphere.
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Seattle
Wash
Simon Buckner
Korea
Svelcoming Committee
Ray W. Johnson
Johnson
James S. Ish
Bread For Life Mission
Salvation Army
Body found in Lake Pepin after drowning incident
The body of Roy Ebensperger of Plum City Wisconsin, an employee of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, was found floating in Lake Pepin by commercial fisherman Fred Scaindler while fishing. Ebensperger toppled from his boat and救 attempts to save him failed.
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Stockholm
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Lake Pepin
Fred Scaindler
Tempin
Roy Ebensperger
Plim City
Wis
Iran Premier says oil talks with Britain collapse
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh said no final decision was reached after a night conference with British envoy Richard Stokes. Iran rejected a British ultimatum to put oil fields under a British general manager and vowed to continue negotiations.
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Tehran
Iran
Stokes
Mossadegh
Oil Commission
Ali Shaveigan
Harriman
Hussein Falemi
Air Commission
Tran
Iran Seizes British Oil Installations In Nationalization Move
Iran has nationalized the Anglo Iranian Oil Company assets including the Abadan refinery after parliament balked at a new concession and prodded by postwar dissatisfaction with profits. Britain met Iran’s demands with terms, but Western powers fear lasting oil loss and possible Soviet entry if a solution fails.
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Homer Jenks
United Press
Iran
Britain
Persia
Anglo- Persian Oil Company
Majlis
U. S
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Abadan
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Nashotah Rome
Pauline Jem
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