Rural Sewer Expansion Plans Told
State health officials map the next sewage stage south of the city with a proposed South Sheridan Road route through Pleasant Prairie. Town Chairman Steve Robinson cites pending state orders and surveying by Consoer Townsend to assess about 155 homes plus 110 trailers and 25 under construction.
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Pleasant Prairie
Steve Robinson
State Board of Health
Sheridan Rd
South Kenosha City Limits
South 22Nd Ave
South Kenosha
Consoer-Townsend Firm
Chicago
Robinson
State Health Board
French Drive
Woodlawn Terrace
Fair Oaks
Midwest Highlands
Cooper Rd
Whittier School
A. F. Stivarius
Elkhorn
O. J. Muegge
H. E. Wirth
Dist. Atty
J. B. Molinaro
Stivarius
Kenosha
Pike Creek bill reads for president signature after Senate concurrence
Rep Lawrence Smith reports the Senate concurred with a House amendment to the Pike Creek measure allowing filling of the stream and it is now ready for the president's signature. Chicago reports a Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee elevated train collision injuring 25 people, none seriously, at a north side stop.
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Lawrence Smith
Racine
Senate
House
Pike Creek
Chicago
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee
White House Defends Pact on Troops Trial Abroad
The White House today defended as fair and workable an international agreement allowing U S troops stationed overseas to be tried by foreign courts for off duty crimes.
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Washington
White House
U. S
Michigan approves UAW wage plan for idle workers
Lansing sources report the state of Michigan gave formal approval to the United Auto Workers guaranteed wage plan. The plan provides supplemental payments to idled autoworkers as part of a broader relief effort.
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Lansing
Mich
CIO
United Auto Workers
Michigan
Kenosha Youth Drowns in Racine Gravel Pit
A 16 year old Kenosha boy Alfonso Guzman drowned while swimming with Luis Flores 19 in a Racine gravel pit on Taylor Ave and South Elmwood Dr. Flores tried to aid him but was pulled under. Rescue teams recovered Guzman’s body about 12 15 p.m. after a 45 minute search in 10 to 15 feet of water amid dense seaweed.
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Kenosha
Racine
Alfonso Guzman
Rt. 4
Racine Coast Guard
Guzman
buCckley
Taylor Ave
Elmwood Dr
Luis Flores
Flores
Studebaker Strike Looms in South Bend Vote
A United Auto Workers official said 82 percent of 7,010 ballots favored a strike at Studebaker South Bend Division after 1,700 workers were laid off. About 10,000 were eligible to vote as the company cut the workforce to about 8,000 to shift production methods.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Neil Mooriny
Uaw-Cio
Thief Steals $1 From Boy At Public Pool
Police report a thief took $1 in change and a braille watch from Raymond Bodach a blind and deaf boy while he swam at a Buffalo public pool. Local investigation continues for identification of the suspect.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Raymond Bodach
Faure Eyes Real Needs Of Soviet Security At Geneva
French Premier Edgar Faure told the Soviet Union France will consider legitimate Soviet security needs if Germany is reunified. In a written interview at the Geneva Big Four summit Faure aligned with Eden on reasonable security guarantees in exchange for reunification. He outlined three main issues for Geneva: German reunification, security organization, and a disarmament program.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Russia
France
Germany
Soviet Union
United Press
Geneva
Faure
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eisenhower
Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Organization of Security
Missing Ocelot Returns to Washington Pet Shop
A 20 pound yellow and black ocelot missing from a Washington pet shop for nine days returned home last night. Adelle Hall, wife of the shop manager, heard a crying in the back yard and found the ocelot, a large American spotted cat, hungry and weary. The couple baited a cage and captured it.
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Washington
Adelle Hall
Directors Approve 235000 Community Fund Goal
The board of directors unanimously approved a campaign target of 235000 for the Community Fund. The budgets and admissions committee urged support, noting depleted reserves after years of underachievement and urging Kenosha citizens to back agency needs through the fund. A general campaign chair and assistant will be named soon with plans to consult labor and business groups before launching.
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V. J. Lucareli
Ansley Whiteside
George Pinzger
Donald Verve
Don. W. Frost
Earl Collins
Harry Mayer
Maurice Gordon
Kenosha
Lucareli
Tot Moves Car Kills Woman in Savannah
A two year old girl left alone in a running car in Savannah caused the vehicle to lurch forward striking and dragging 52 year old Mrs. O. H. Beal a close friend of the child's parents. Beal died in a hospital two hours after the incident. Beal had placed Pauline Marie Gailey in the car and briefly went into the home to get socks.
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Savannah
O. H. Beal
Oveta Hobby Resigns as Welfare Secretary. Folsom Named Successor
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby announced her resignation as secretary of health, education and welfare effective Aug 1. President Eisenhower named Marion B. Folsom, then undersecretary of the treasury, to replace her. The White House press conference featured emotional tributes as Hobby spoke of seeking universal peace and health.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Welfare
Eisenhower
Marion B. Folsom
the Treasury
Geneva
Mrs. Hobby
Milwaukee Harbor reverses on clay shipments amid union pickets
Milwaukee Harbor Commission urged the Common Council to allow unloading of clay cargoes tied to Kohler Co despite a strike by Local 833 of the UAW CIO. A 3-2 vote backed the proposal to handle disputed cargo, while a 4-1 vote approved extending dock facilities to the motorship Divina. State CIO and AFL leaders said they would oppose unloading the Divina.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Harbor Commission
Kohler Co
M. S. Fossum
Uawcio
Kohler
Common Council
CIO
AFL
Men Die In Tanker Plane Crash Near Merced California
Eleven crewmen perished when a four engine tanker aircraft crashed after leaving Castle Air Force Base about 15 miles northwest of Merced near Cressey. The refueler on a fueling test collided during an intended interception of bomber flight. Bodies were scattered across the field.
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Merced
Calif
Castle Air Force Base
Cressey
Brooklyn Boy Dies After polio Vaccine Shot
A six year old Brooklyn boy who had one Salk polio vaccine shot on June 2 died of spinal polio. He fell ill July 6 and was admitted to Kingston Avenue Hospital on July 11, becoming completely paralyzed, the Department of Health reported.
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New York
Brooklyn
Department of Health
Kingston Avenue Hospital
Mystery death on Wisconsin farm rouses murder probe
Autopsy was performed at Wisconsin General Hospital on a man found gagged chained to a tree and burned on a Dane County farm near Madison. Identifying details await dental and postmortem results. authorities consider murder or accidental death and await scientific evidence.
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Madison
Wisconsin General Hospital
Here
Mrs. Hobby Named Head of Houston Post
Mrs. Olveta Culp Hobby will become president of the Post Publishing Co in Houston Texas after resigning as secretary of health education and welfare. Her husband former Gov W P Hobby will be chairman of the board when she returns to Houston. Hobby 77 has been in failing health.
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Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Frances Perkins
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Houston
Tex
Houston Post
Olveta Culp Hobby
The
Post Publishing Co
Weather continues fair and mild across Wisconsin
The weather remains pleasant with lows around 55 to 75 and highs near 75 yesterday. A slow-moving low pressure area tracks southeast with a trailing trough while noon readings show 74 at the sewage plant 78 at American Motors and 75 downtown. Forecast calls for mostly fair skies and warmer tonight with Thursday highs from 84 to 89.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
American Motors
Dixon-Yates Senate Probe Continues
Senate investigators press the Dixon-Yates financing clash as J Sinclair Armstrong of the SEC cites White House orders blocking questions. Kefauver hints suspension shield to protect First Boston testimony while government lawyers weigh objections and possible TVA line implications.
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Washington
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dixon-Yates
Sherman Adams
Armstrong
Adams
Duncan R. Linsley
First Boston Corp
Adolphe Wenzell
First Boston
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
House of Representatives
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
White House
Senate panel backs new national reserve plan differing from House bill
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a reserve program aiming to build a combat-ready force of 2.9 million by 1960. Youths 17 to 42 would serve 3 to 6 months active duty, then eight years in active reserve, with optional discharge rules debated. A veterans bonus proposal and six months special training for 250,000 draft-age youths were also discussed.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Pentagon
May End Korean Armistice Group Meets At Panmunjom
Panmunjom hosts one of its most pivotal sessions as the Korean Armistice Commission meets to decide the fate of the neutral nations watchdog. The United States seeks abolition of the commission arguing it is ineffective, while the Communists demand its continuation.
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Tokyo
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
United States
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Draftee Is 81 in Istanbul in Turkish Call Up
An eighty one year old man Bekis Sofu has been called to complete eighteen months of military service required of all Turkish males. Reports say nothing about why he had not served earlier.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bekis Sofu
Sofu
Auto Official Proposes More In-House Auto Manufacturing
Madison reports M. F. Auch of Chrysler told a University of Wisconsin program that the auto industry may expand internal production to smooth seasonal swings. He cited guaranteed wage contracts with unions and said integration would let firms take over more subcontracting.
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Madison
M. F. Auch
Chrysler Corporation
University of Wisconsin
Auch
Audi
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