Queen and Kenosha Dairy Queen Lead Friday Fair Parade
The Friday Dairy Day parade in Wilmot opens at 10 30 a m with Miss Mary Ellen McCabe Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland and Miss Janice Lois Kenosha County Dairy Queen at the helm. They ride convertibles with attendants and will promote dairy products at the fair's Dairy Queen booth and grandstand.
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Wilmot
Mary Ellen McCabe
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Janice Lois
Kenosha County
Dairy Queen Booth
Kenosha Milk Producers Association
Kenosha County Farm Bureau
Pure Milk Association
Lois
Board Approves New Student Insurance Plan
The board of education approved a new student accident insurance plan offering blanket coverage up to 2000 with a premium of $2 per year for all pupils. The change replaces last year’s schedule plan and adds dental coverage for injuries to natural teeth.
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Board of Education
H. D. Valaske
Valaske
PTA
A. P. Koehl
Mary Zicarelli
Ike Opposes Severing Diplomatic Ties With Russia
President Eisenhower said the United States cannot gain by severing relations with Russia and that the free world is building a structure resistant to Communist pressure. He dismissed a preventive war and noted easing world tensions while commenting on Gen. Mark W. Clark's views. He favored legal options to avert strikes at Oak Ridge and Paducah, praised farm bill momentum, and announced a forthcoming mid year economic report.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Free World
Mark W. Clark
Clark
U. S
Far East
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
United Nations
Soviet Union
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Chicago Group Takes Control Of Clintonville Firm
A Chicago group led by attorney Ben W. Heineman gained control of the Four Wheel Drive Auto Co of Clintonville Wisconsin, a maker of special heavy duty trucks. The same group recently seized control of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway through a proxy fight.
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Clintonville
Wis
Chicago
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co
Ben W. Heineman
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Taylor Wins Idaho Senate Bid and Faubus Leads Arkansas Nomination
In Idaho Glen H. Taylor defeated Claude J. Burtenshaw for the Democratic nomination and neared victory with 23 454 votes to 22 136 as 782 of 833 precincts reported. In Arkansas Faubus led Gov Francis Cherry for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination as returns showed Fau bus with 176 636 votes to Cherry's 169 001 with 123 precincts remaining. Rep Carl Curtis won Nebraska Senate primary while incumbent Henry Dworshak led the GOP nomination.
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Idaho
Glen H. Taylor
Senate
Claude J. Burtenshaw
Burtenshaw
Taylor
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Faubus
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Curtis
Nebraska
Robert Crosby
Cherry
Touhy Case Returns to Prison Pending High Court Review
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals granted Illinois request to return gangster Roger The Terrible Touhy to prison while the case awaits a high court review. Rioting flared in Rio de Janeiro opposed to President Getulio Vargas. The Senate cited Harvard professors Wendell H Furry and Leon J Kamin for contempt.
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Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
State of
Illinois
Roger (the Terrible
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Washington
The
Senate Today
Harvard
Wendell H. Furry
Leon J. Kamin
Senator Wiley Warns UN Departure Could Trigger World War
Washington Senator Wiley of Wisconsin told the Senate that a U.S. pullout from the United Nations would likely precipitate a third world war, warning against quitting the world body.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
Wis
Senate Today
United States
United Nations
Berlin Secrecy as Ex-Defence Chief Joins Communists
Dr Otto John, once West Germany's security chief, said he defected to the Communists in Berlin to warn the world against U S plans for a new war. He told reporters in the Soviet sector he deserted July 20 to expose Nazism revival and the European Defense Community treaty.
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Berlin
Otto John
U. S
Germany
John
West Germany
World Press
Reds
United States
Britain
France
Bonn
Fingerprints Point to DePietto in Zerk Robbery Trial
In the Kenosha Zerk robbery case, fingerprints found on a silver bowl tied Chicagoan Americo DePietto to the March 1 Melrose Park discovery. FBI lifted prints, with expert testimony and notices naming co-accused Nick Montes as a top fugitive. Trial proceedings include alibi claims and related arrests at the Thomas Hotel.
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Oscar Zerk
Zerk
Kenosha
Melrose Park
Ill
FBI
Americo DePietto
Joseph Haggerty
River Forest
John Rutechik
Washington, D. C
DePietto
Nick Montos
Chicago
Montos
Rutchik
David Phillips
Haggerty
Washington
Lazy Susan
Roy Moore
Thomas Hotel
Joyce Mason
Bobbie” Franco
Moore
Joseph Lehman
John Elgar
Phillips
Dist
Atty. Rutchik
Baker
John W. Thomas
Thomas
Pete Mason
Mason
Flexible Farm Price Bill Passed
The Senate approved a flexible farm price support plan by 62 to 28, with President Eisenhower poised to comment on a sweeping victory for his program. The bill moves supports to 75 to 90 percent of parity for dairy products, with dairy aid previously raised to 80 percent, while other details await conference committee agreement.
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Senate
House
White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Consolidated plans woodroom at Wisconsin Rapids plant
The Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co. announced a new woodroom at its Wisconsin Rapids plant with a construction budget of 1 300 000 dollars. The project aims to expand production capacity and efficiency at the mill. The announcement signals continued investment in the company’s Wisconsin operations.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co
Kohler Plant Union Cuts Demands in Strike Talks
The UAW-CIO Local 833 at Kohler Co cuts wage requests to 10 cents for all hourly workers and 5 cents more for skilled workers retroactive to March 1 1954. Maintenance of membership instead of union shop is also demanded as talks resume after a Tuesday adjournment.
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Ior
Central High School
Our Faith Press
Benet Lake
Jean Winfield
Ray Winfield
Rt. 1
Box 205
Bristol
Audrey Price
Paris Happy Workers
George B. Price
Rt. 3
Box
Kenosha
Audrey
Wilmot High School
Stout Institute
Sheboygan
Uaw-Cio
Kohler Co
Herbert V. Kohler
Lyman Conger
Kohler
Emil Mazey
Harvey Kitzman
Allan Graskamp
Coast Guard Seeks Drowning Victim At Simmons Beach
A nine year old Kenosha girl Donna Fontaine drowned at Simmons Beach as undertow and rough water overwhelmed swimmers. Connie Anderson, 12, was rescued by bystanders. Coast Guard and locals searched for Donna while others aided in rescue efforts. The incident marks Kenosha county three drownings this year.
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Evening News
Tom Mattioli
Gilmore White
Donna Fontaine
Simmons Beach
Mattioli
Gene Traina
Connie Anderson
Bob Ludwig
Donna
Kenosha
10Th Ave
Lyle Fontaine
Coast Guard
Washington Rd
Sharon
Connie
Alecia Kanios
Sheridan Rd
Timothy Slagoski
Gene
Tom
17Th Ave
Bob
L. E. Engle
Kenosha County
Beverly Marie Smith
Cross Lake
Charles Edward Feld
Chicago
Twin Lakes
Senate confirms Vogel to TVA board chair role
The senate confirmed Brig. Gen. Herbert D. Vogel as a member of TVA's three man board and will name him chairman of the TVA board.
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Senate
Okays Vogel
TVA
Washington
Herbert D. Vogel
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vogel
Unseasonably cool Wisconsin weather seen today
The Weather Fair reports cool conditions across Wisconsin with highs around 76 and lows near 52 last night. At Nash Motors the temperature reached 67 at noon and sewage treatment plant recorded 71. scattered showers possible in the southwest tonight or Thursday with lows 55 to 60 and highs 75 to 80.
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Wisconsin
Nash Motors
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