Daily Pollen Count Published In Kenosha
The city prints a daily ragweed pollen count from stations atop the Kenosha National Bank building and the sewage plant. Readings cover the prior 24 hours with a count of 21 yesterday and 57 on an Abbot Laboratories list. The device converts sand burr shaped particles to particles per cubic yard.
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Evening News
Kenosha National Bank
Dolores Burkee
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Madison
Durham
UAW Ends Strike At Wisconsin Motors
United Auto Workers Local 283 votes to end a 105 day strike against Wisconsin Motor Corp. About 1,300 workers were idled by the work stoppage as members accept a company settlement agreed last week.
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Milwaukee
United Auto Workers
Wisconsin Motor Corp
Harriman Loses Bid as Stevenson Gains Support
Democratic race shift as Gov Averell Harriman’s bid weakens while Adlai Stevenson seems poised to secure the nomination. Georgia votes against the platform draft as San Francisco Republican leaders pledge a clear civil rights plank with no gimmicks. Madison witnesses Edwin Wilkie testify on seeking commutation for Louis Fazio.
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San Francisco
Everett M. Dirksen
R-N1
GOP
Madison
Edwin Wilkie
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Louis Fazio
Polio Cases Rise Slightly in Wisconsin Ahead of Season
Wisconsin health officials report a small uptick in new polio cases as the season nears, but totals and incidence remain well below last year’s epidemic rate, according to today's figures.
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Madison
Wisconsin
First Ballot Nomination Seen As Delegates Switch to Adlai
City Council assailed by school board over a resolution ordering Lincoln elementary school sanitation fixes. The council, in a Saturday special session, demanded immediate plumbing upgrades following a health department report. Board members contended funds were previously requested and ignored.
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Adlai
Lincoln
City Health Department
Joseph Hamelink
Lincoln Elementary
Leslie Schlax
Council
Lincoln School
Engineering Department
Nasser Says Suez Aid Would Be Accepted With Sovereign Control
Pakistan's foreign minister quoted President Nasser saying he would accept advisory input from maritime nations on Suez operations while insisting Egypt retains sovereign rights over the canal. Hamidul Haq Chawdry said Nasser favors a covenant with signatories of the 1888 navigation guarantee and may back a user body to advise the canal authority. Secretary Dulles arrived for the conference as tensions ebbed and a bridge plan proposed by V. K. Krishna Menon surfaced.
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London
Pakistan
Nasser
Egypt
Hamidul Haq Chawdry
Dulles
Chawdry
State Dulles
Britain
France
United States
V. K. Krishna Menon
India
Soil Bank Checks To Arrive Soon In Wisconsin
The Agriculture Department said it will deliver about 3.09 million dollars in soil bank certificates to Wisconsin committees within three weeks. Certificates provide cash to farmers who remove croplands from production. payments come after eligibility checks by state committees as part of a 230 million dollar program across 45 states. Maine Rhode Island and New Hampshire do not participate.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Uncle Sam
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Democrats Flock to Party Of Famous Hostess Mesta
In Chicago, Perle Mesta hosted a champagne supper for about 500 guests, far more than planned. The evening featured a lively floor show with Martha Roundtree guiding guests and politicians, and H.V. Kaltenborn doing a Truman imitation, while Estes Kefauver attended and Harriman was briefly misintroduced by Phil Reagan with an Averell Harriman button.
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Mesta
Chicago
Perle Mesta
H. V. Kaltenborn
Harry S. Truman
Averell Harriman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
M. C
Phil Reagan
Mrs. Mesta
Martha Roundtree
Kalten
Wisconsin Delegation Backs Stevenson For Democratic Convention
Wisconsin delegates to the national convention lean toward Adlai E. Stevenson on the first ballot with Sam Rizzo predicting at least 20 of 28 votes. Some leaders are more cautious, but Stevenson momentum appears backed by UAW officials and key figures like William Proxmire, while Kefauver’s vice presidential bid gains if western states shift.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Adlai E. Stevenson
Badger
Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Sam Rizzo
Racine
Wisconsin Dele
Harriman
Rizzo
Kefauver
Tennessee
Midwest
Illinois
William Proxmire
Madison
Proxmire
UAW
Walter Reuther
Howard Pellant
Milwaukee
Weather Summary for Kenosha Sees Warm, Fair Day
Kenosha enjoyed a third straight day of fair weather with noon temperatures around 84 to 89 degrees at different sites including the sewage treatment plant and American Motors. Yesterday’s high was 84 and tonight’s low will be in the 60s with Thursday’s high in the mid 80s. Partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers are forecast tomorrow around noon. The sun rose at 4 58 a.m. and will set at 6 52 p.m. The pollen count today measured 17.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Fight for VP Nomination
Chicago reports Sens Estes Kefauver and Hubert Humphrey maneuvering for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Humphrey seeks Johnson's backing while Kefauver says he would accept second on the ticket if offered. Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman continue to withhold support from VP possibilities.
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Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Burmese MPs ordered to oppose Communist bands
Rangoon reports Burmese military police ordered south of Myitkyina to halt Burmese Communist forces moving across Kachin state toward Communist Chinese invaders. The Communist Chinese have penetrated Burma in several areas besides Wa state which the government recently asked to evacuate.
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Rangoon
Burma
Myitkyina
Kachin State
Wa State
Hodge Gets 20 Years For Misusing State Funds
Former Illinois state auditor Orville E. Hodge was sentenced to 20 years in prison for misapplying 816 427 dollars in state funds deposited in federally insured banks. Ten years may be suspended on restitution. He pleaded guilty before Judge John P. Barnes to 51 counts, awaiting separate embezzlement charges.
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Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
Hodge
Arthur Fitzgerald
Tokyo Marks 11th Anniversary of Surrender
Japan solemnly observed the 11th anniversary of its surrender to the Allies with ceremonies in Tokyo marking the end of World War II. Officials noted the occasion as a time for reflection and reconciliation.
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Tokyo
Japan
Classified Ad Helps You Clean House This Spring
Local service encourages residents to declutter and sell unused items via expert ad writing guidance. Call OL 7-5121 for quick assistance from experienced ads teachers offering practical tips.
Stevenson Gains Steam at Democratic Convention Amid Civil Rights Debate
Adlai Stevenson moves toward a first ballot nomination as New Jersey and Michigan delegates swing to his camp. Truman battles to back Harriman, while the civil rights plank spurs debate over Supreme Court desegregation decisions and the party’s platform.
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Supreme Court
Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Averell Harriman
Truman
Harriman
New Jersey
Gev. G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
NAM Proposes Planks for GOP 1956 Platform
Cola G. Parker president of the National Association of Manufacturers presented the Republican resolutions committee with NAM proposed planks for the GOPs 1956 platform.
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San Francisco
Cola G. Parker
National Association of Manufacturers
Republican Resolutions Committee
NAM
GOP
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Suez
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