14 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
1
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley told a Senate subcommittee that juvenile delinquency crosses boundaries beyond slums. He cited family influence and traditional foot patrols as deterrents and noted Chicago’s plan to add 1,000 more police for foot patrols.
Five minutes after paying her car insurance bill in Manchester, Mrs. Margaret Jones, 59, drove into a tree in front of the agent’s office. Police investigated the crash as a sudden tragic accident.
Milwaukee reports Gov. Walter Kohler promised state police and local authorities will maintain law and order to safeguard the unloading of ships at Wisconsin ports. Sen. Thye announced the Eisenhower administration will seek congressional approval to deepen upper Great Lakes channels at a cost of 110 million dollars. Sauk City resident Roman A. Reuter vows strong bid to become Wisconsin Department American Legion Commander.
American Motors flatly rejects UAW demands and a second offer to settle on the Ford GM pattern. AMC cites pattern plus bargaining as costly and unfair, noting higher wages, vesting, and plant practices, and calls for a return to based on American Motors economics. The stance was voiced at a Detroit bargaining session at Veterans Memorial Building.
Intensive review will study non resident entry and golf fees for county parks. The panel delayed any trial this year after a 244 hour meeting and a battle over petitions from AM friends and local residents.
Soviet Premier Bulganin announced at a Bastille Day reception that Nikita Khrushchev and Georgi Zhukov would be part of the Geneva delegation and that the composition signaled a summit parley. Khrushchev said the delegation would leave for Geneva on Saturday as reporters pressed about the decision.
U S Secretary of State Dulles arrives in Paris to finalize Western strategy for the Geneva Big Four summit. He will confer with French Foreign Minister Pinay and British Foreign Secretary MacMillan to coordinate policy and then meet the North Atlantic Council and NATO ministers to outline Western positions.
New York resident Mrs. Catherine Kreitzer, known for quoting scripture and a $32,000 TV quiz win, has signed a contract to perform biblical readings on Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town show. The move pairs a familiar quoter with a major network program in a new scenic appearance.
Six months after a push to win federal support Kenosha moves closer to a new airport, 30th Ave underpass, and harbor via 52nd St link to Hy. 41. A jet base at Brighton town ship and county zoning mark landmark gains amid broad civic backing and state and federal approvals.
Tokyo reports Typhoon Clara moving toward Japan and Korea with warnings of winds reaching 138 miles per hour. Authorities monitor coastlines and issue precautionary advisories as the storm shifts course.
The forecast calls for high humidity and warm temperatures this morning with 91 at noon. A cooler, less humid spell arrives tonight and Friday with a low of 58 to 66 and a high near 80. Scattered thundershowers expected this evening before fair skies Saturday.
Milwaukee based owners abandon attempts to unload clay shipments at Lake Michigan ports. Norwegian freighters Fossum and Divina will unload at Montreal and rail cars will move the cargo to Kohler. Milwaukee attorney O S Hoebreckx says sealed cars will avoid trouble with unions.
Donald Clark a 33 year old Anoka Minnesota man died while returning from his father's funeral in Maine when his station wagon swerved and struck a tree in a New Lisbon city park. His two children Mary Ellen Clark 10 and Greg 8 were seriously injured and hospitalized in Mauston.
Madison investigation into a fire death focuses on an autopsy report by pathologist Dr. Murray Angevine. Officials seek motive and fingerprints while examining possible blows to the head. Fred Schupbach, 40, a tenant farmer, was found tied and burned near a tree. authorities plan searches and further tests.
Racine county board suspends Sheriff’s deputy Arthur Greco for 60 days for neglect of duty after a woman inmate left her cell at the county jail. The case links to a July 24 1954 incident. other deputies faced charges of statutory rape and adultery with the inmate.
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. urged the government to block all proposed steel mergers to prevent a new wave of large firms like those in the auto industry. He cited Bethlehem and Youngstown as targets and noted the Justice Department vetoed that plan months ago. He spoke before SBA advisers in Washington.
President Eisenhower nominated H Chapman Rose of Cleveland Ohio to succeed Marion Folsom as undersecretary of the treasury. Rose currently serves as an assistant secretary and is a practicing lawyer.
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