City Airport Aid Okayed
Kenosha municipal airport to receive 131 500 dollars in federal funds for 1956. Allocation by Secretary Sinclair Weeks may trigger construction next year with 76 000 dollar city cost for land north of 52nd Street and a NW SE runway taxiway and apron. Federal program funds 20 million for 205 airports this year.
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Kenosha
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
52Nd St
State Aeronautics Commission
Custer
Hy. 41
Lawrence H. Smith
Kenosha News
Smith
Three Seriously Injured In County Trunk C Crash
A car hit a telephone pole on County Trunk C near Camp Lake at 11 07 p m injuring three occupants Raymond B Willett 34 Ant ioch in fair condition with a broken neck and broken back Harry Breheem 22 Racine in satisfactory condition with fractured ribs and possible internal injuries Ellsworth Barton Tre vor Walmar Subdivision in improved condition with two broken legs and broken ribs and shock All three were taken to Burlington Memorial Hospital and Vic tor y Memorial Hospital in Waukegan A fourth man Paul Ghysels 24 of Rt 4 was listed in fair condition at St Catherine s Hospital fighting for his life after a two car crash that killed Mrs Maynard Anderson 27 of Pleasant Prairie near Kenosha.
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St. Catherine’s Hospital
Wilmot Rd
Camp Lake
Raymond B. Willett
Antioch
Burlington Memorial Hospital
Harry Breheem
Racine
Burlington Hospital
Ellsworth Barton
Rt. 1
Trevor
Walmar
Victory Memorial Hospital
Waukegan
Willett
Breheem
Burlington
Barton
Antioch Rescue
Paul Ghysels
Rt. 4
Ghysels
Maynard Anderson
Pleasant Prairie
Anderson
Berryville Rd
Kenosha
Louis Pratzer
Pratzer
Fatal head-on collision near Fond du Lac claims second victim
A head-on crash on Highway 175 near Fond du Lac city limits killed Donald Bellmer, 19, of North Fond du Lac, on Tuesday night. Clayton Allen, 45, of Fond du Lac, was among the injuries reported in the Sunday crash.
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Fond du Lac
Donald Bellmer
North
Clayton Allen
Commerce Secretary Refuses Records on Advisory Council
Washington unknown reports Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks refused again to provide the House Monopoly subcommittee with records from the department's Business Advisory Council.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
House
Business Advisory Council
Milwaukee pastor charged with heresy in church doctrinal dispute
The Rev. John Gerberding of Menomonee Falls faces eight counts of preaching and training doctrines contrary to church doctrine. He is the second young Lutheran pastor in the Milwaukee area charged with heresy this summer.
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Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Menomonee Falls
Eisenhower Signs Access Bill for AEC Information
President Eisenhower signed a bill directing Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis L. Strauss to grant all AEC commissioners full and equal access to agency information under protest.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Connie Holds Off Coast as East Braces for Hurricane
Hurricane Connie stalls offshore 225 miles southeast of Myrtle Beach as warnings extend from Myrtle Beach to the Virginia Capes. Winds remain near hurricane force with gale conditions likely along the North Carolina coast and a possible landfall near Cape Lookout. Two deaths are linked to its indirect effects in Norfolk and warnings persist coast to coast.
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The
Weather Bureau
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Bureau
Hazel
Virginia Capes
Connie
North Carolina
Cape Lookout
Here
Eastern Seaboard
Clear
Canada
Savannah
Provincetown
Mass
Norfolk
President Eisenhower to appoint Sigurd Anderson to FTC
The White House announced today that President Eisenhower will name former South Dakota Governor Sigurd Anderson to the Federal Trade Commission. Anderson's selection follows his leadership in the state and he joins the FTC to oversee trade practices and regulatory policy.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Sigurd Anderson
South Dakota
Federal Trade Commission
Stalling Denied By School Board
American Motors Corp. awaits a CIO United Auto Workers reply on a concrete national settlement proposal. The offer includes a layoff pay plan, a small fund for unemployment benefits, modest hourly raises, and a three year contract. A key sticking point is removing washup and coffee break time. The current Chrysler talks involve 148,000 AMC and Chrysler workers with the Aug. 31 contract expiry looming.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
AMC
Ford
Michigan
California
Wisconsin
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
Reuther
Chrysler
Kohler Urges President to Call Special Session for Roads
Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler told the first full session of the annual governors conference that Eisenhower should ask Congress to convene a special session to enact a road-building program. He condemned Congress for not passing a highway bill and called action urgent due to rising traffic and defense needs.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Congress
Call For Action
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Kohler
Japanese defense plan aims to build up forces by 1958
Tokyo cabinet defense council approves a provisional three year buildup to 180000 man ground force and a total 200000 personnel across three services, reducing dependence on American troops.
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Tokyo
Cabinet Defense Council
Nation al Christian Education Workers Conference at Green Lake
The National Christian Education Workers Conference will be held at the American Baptist Assembly in Green Lake starting Saturday. A week of sessions is planned, bringing together education workers for seminars and discussions.
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Green Lake
National Christian Education Workers Conference
American Baptist Assembly
Wisconsin Countryside Sees Warm Day With Cool Night Ahead
The thermometer hit 75 degrees around town with last night’s low near 61. Kenosha readings at noon showed 85 at American Motors and 82 at the sewage treatment plant, while downtown Dollar Day shoppers logged 84. Forecasters expect 50s to 60s tonight and a high of 76 to 82 Thursday.
Eisenhower Signs Reserve Bill Amid Guard Concerns
President Eisenhower signed the compulsory military reserve bill into law but criticized Congress for omitting National Guard inclusion. He ordered Defense Secretary Wilson and the Joint Chiefs to review Guard programs to ensure readiness, while opposing anti segregation amendments tied to the bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Guard
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sunnyside Project Not Off Schedule
The board of education denied responsibility for increased costs in the Sunnyside school building program and rejected a charge of stalling. Members attributed higher costs to wage and material increases since the budget approval, noting extensive planning and many meetings to advance both Sunnyside and Forest Park projects.
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Board of Education
Sunnyside
Gordon McAleer
Council
McAleer
Leslie Schlax
Schlax
Southport School
Forest Park
Schinx
Joseph Hamelink
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Forrestal
Newport News
Refuses Records
Hatteras
N. C
Carolina
U.S
Senate
Mary Zicarelli
Kenosha’s
58Th St
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