Ex Cuban ex-president arrested in Miami for arms plot
Carlos Pino Socarras former Cuban president and ex foreign minister Segundo Curti were seized by U S customs at Pino s guarded Miami home on an arms export conspiracy charge. They were released on bonds totaling 75 000. indictments allege plans to ship M 1 rifles to Cuba with other arrests made.
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Freeman
Carlos Miami
Fla
Robert Floyd
Socarras
Segundo Curti
U.S
Miami
Carlos Pino Socarras
Cuba
Pino
Fulgencio Baltista
U. S
James L. Guilmartin
Prio
United States
New York
Guilmartin
Miami Avenue
Mexico
Batista
Piio
Long Time Resident of Genesee Dies
Mrs. Catherine Evans Jones age 83 died Friday at her daughter’s home in Oconomowoc route 4. A Genesee native, she belonged to Jerusalem Presbyterian church Wales and Order of the Eastern Star Dousman. Survived by two sons Grant Clovis New Mexico and T Delbert Westfield New Jersey, a daughter, brother Thomas Evans Wales, and sister Mrs. Howard Maule Milwaukee. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Lyke funeral home Oconomowoc with Fr. Harry Pallett officiating. Burial Jerusalem church cemetery Wales. Calling after 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Catherine Evans Jones
Roswell Bartlett
Jones
Genesee
Jerusalem Presbyterian Church
Wales
Order of the Eastern Star
Dousman
Griffith R. Jones
Grant
Clovis
N. M
T. Delbert
Westfield
N.J
Thomas Evans
Howard Maule
Milwaukee
Lyke Funeral Home
Oconomowoc
Harry Pallett
Zion Episcopal Church
Jerusalem Church Cemetery
Alfred
Loretta Wieland
Pewaukee
Waukesha
Landus Ferguson
Lockport
Ill
Chester
William R. Hansen
Theodore Thurow
Forest Hill Cemetery
Civil War Vet Albert Woolson Leaves Hospital at 106
The last surviving Union veteran, Albert Woolson, 106, left a Duluth hospital after a 10 day stay for pneumonia and bronchitis. He puffed a cigar while reading about 200 get well cards and hoped to meet his great granddaughter Frances Anne Kobus, who had been unable to visit until she finished a nap. Mrs. John Kobus noted cards and letters poured in from across the country.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
Union
Frances Anne Kobus
Woolson
John Kobus
Italy and Yugoslavia Agree to Withdraw Troops
Italy and Yugoslavia reach an agreement to pull back forces from the Trieste border. The accord ends Italy’s export ban on strategic materials to Yugoslavia once withdrawal is finished. Premier Pella and Yugoslav Minister Pavlo Gregorio met in Rome to seal the deal after U.S. and Britain signaled turning over Zone A to Italy, with Tito reinforcing Zone B in response.
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Rome
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Foreign Ministry
Foreign Office
Giuseppe Pella
Pavlo Gregorio
United States
Great Britain
Marshal Tito
Zone
Waukesha Man Admits Calling Police Threatening Self Harm
A 22 year old man admitted to calling the sheriff at 1 30 am and threatening to die in a car crash near Rocky Knoll tavern on Hy 59 two miles east of Waukesha He pretended to be unconscious after crash involvement and was released from custody with possible district attorney review for further action He faced emotional distress due to a recent breakup.
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Waukesha City
Sherif's
Don Belman
Rocky Knoll Tavern
Hy. 59
Waukesha
Belman
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Memorial Services for Waukesha Elks Members
The Waukesha Elks lodge holds its annual memorial service Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. Relatives and friends of deceased members are invited. Father A Gearhard of St. Joseph's Church will deliver the address and a musical program will be performed.
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Waukesha Elks Lodge
Father A. Gearhard
St. Joseph’s
Prohibition Ends 20 Years Ago in United States
New York reports the end of Prohibition at 5 32 p m on December 5 1933 Utah becomes 36th state to ratify the Twenty First Amendment repeal ends the Eighteenth Amendment and ushers in the legal liquor era The industry now valued at over 9 billion dollars employs about 1 2 million people Americans reportedly drink less liquor post repeal than during Prohibition
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New York
Utah
Roxy
Clara Bow
Times Square
Licensed Beverage Industries, Inc
Big Three Agree in Principle To Accept Red Meeting Bid
Washington dispatch reports 4,346 telegrams to the White House by 11 am show 2,992 pro McCarthy and 1,354 opposed to his demand that Eisenhower cut off aid to allies trading with Red China. Asst. Press Sec Murray Snyder notes 3,500 nontabulated telegrams await delivery and 1,500 letters uncounted. Frelinghuysen urges supporters to write, while Snyder defends figures as telegrams arrive.
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Big Three
Washington
White House
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
U.S
Murray Snyder
McCarthy
Western Union
China
Peter Frelighuysen Jr
R-N J
Lisenhower
Frelinghuysen
Snyder
State Official to Study Ouster Plea in One-Room School
A Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction supervisor will visit Waukesha to review a petition by parents seeking to remove Mrs. Ann Barber, the 69-year-old teacher at Lawnsdale school in Joint No. 3. He will assess the case Monday and Tuesday, amid parental protests over discipline and methods.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Waukesha
George Watson
Ann Barber
Lawnsdale School
Hy. I
Milky Way Road
No. 3
Thienfeldt
Two Teens Held in Waukesha Gas Theft Probe
Two Waukesha county residents aged 17 and 23 were held at the county jail on suspicion of stealing gasoline and $4.95 in cash from the Earl Landers farm on Waukesha route 3. One detainee is also held on probation violation. No formal charges yet as investigation continues.
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Waukesha County
Earl Landers
Waukesha Route 3
Deputies Get Pay Boost Amid Park Planning Debate
The county board approved a $15 monthly pay rise for six sheriff deputies to align with an older plan now folded into the new system. Two deputies were praised for courage after capturing burglars in Merton on Nov 27. The board also backed a park commission plan, yet balked at funding, weighing a $25,000 to $100,000 price tag and requesting district attorney guidance before possible future spending.
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Sheriff's Department
Merton
Park Commission
Dist. Atty
James D'Amato
Edward O’connor
Charles Johnson
Earl Miller
Herman Spring
Wayne W
Denning
August Mayer
Joseph Janka
Waukesha City
Sheriff's Committee
Wayne Denning
Ramon Turkoski
D'Amato
Hunt Youth for Two Murders
Police sought a 1 year old parolee from Boys Vocational School in a double murder at a deer hunting camp in Michigan 15 miles north of Newberry. The victims were Celeste Holton and Robert Milton attacked with a deer rifle. the suspect possibly drove a blue 1939 Chevrolet and carried about $200.
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Newberry
Mich
Michigan
California
Boys Vocational School
Allen R Smith
Celeste Holton
Robert Milton
Deer season help ends with troubled youth hired in Jackson
Holton said he hired young Smith in Jackson Michigan just before the deer hunting season opened November 15 as extra help during the busy period. The boy had been sent twice to Lansing homes for problem youths due to larceny and, since his last confinement, lived with his stepfather and mother Mr and Mrs David Farrington near Brooklyn Michigan.
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Holton
Jackson
Mich
Young Smith
Lansing
David Farrington
Brooklyn
New York Stereotypers Strike Hits Star Journal
New York area newspapers face publication disruption as photo-engravers refuse to work, delaying the Long Island Star-Journal for a second day. Talks resume under FMCS mediation after a week of shutdowns affecting seven papers and more than 5.5 million readers. Negotiations focus on pay and benefits, with the union seeking a substantial package and the publishers resisting.
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New York
Long Island Star-Journal
New York City
Stephen Rogers
Star-Journal
Bby
Federal Mediation and Concilliation Service
New York Publishers’ Association
AFL Photo-engravers Union
Publishers’ Association
Bermuda Conference Watch: Big Four Ministers Draft Reply
Churchill Eisenhower and Laniel discuss Khrushchev era policy and a Soviet note as Dulles Eden and Bidault draft a reply. Leaders plan a four day Bermuda meeting with a loose agenda including Soviet note European Defense Community NATO atomics Indochina and trade with Red China.
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Merriman Smith Tucker
Bermuda
Winston Churchill
Kremlin
Churchill
Eisenhower
Joseph Laniel
Berlin
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Britain
Georges Bidault
France
Mr. Eisenhower
Laniel
Russia
Josef Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Government House
Indochina
China
Wisconsin Weather Summary From Almanac
Wisconsin forecast shows cloudy skies with light snow in the south tonight. Sunday brings snow in the west and north with rain or snow in the southeast. lows 20s north to near 30 south, highs around 25 northwest to 40 southeast. Also notes yesterday's high 58 low 30 and a 4 year ago high 33 low 29. Contents include sunrise 7:27 am sunset 4:18 pm First quarter Moon December 1 visible planets Mars Saturn Mercury Venus Jupiter with respective rise and set times.
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Wisconsin
Waukesha
Mars
Spica
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
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Mid- Ocean Club
Ess
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Joseph Dandorf
Lof
Upper Peninsula
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Journal-American
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Lantel
Mid-Ocean Club
Konrad Adenauer
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