Kenosha Sets New Water Pumping Record on Heat Wave
The Kenosha water department reported a 17,280,000 gallon pumping record set amid high temperatures and humidity, surpassing a 1953 16,500,000 gallon mark. Superintendent C. R. Nicolazzo cited capacity and planned pump upgrades while urging conservation if equipment or power issues arise.
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Kenosha
Nicolazzo
Zion
Warwick Television Company
Chicago
Ill
Great Lakes
Winthrop
Walter A. Pierce
Racine
Waukegan
W. 60Th St
Eisenhower Says Russians Seek Concrete Geneva Results
President Eisenhower told Congress that Russian leaders at the Geneva summit are eager to achieve concrete results to ease East West tensions. Secretary Talbot asked a Senate subcommittee to hold a hearing for public understanding of his ties with a New York engineering firm. Sherman Adams refused to testify in the Dixon Yates inquiry.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Geneva
Air Force
Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York
Sherman Adams
Senate
Mail Express Train Robbery in New York City Suburbs
Two masked men held up an outbound New York Central mail express near the Hudson River, bound a clerk, and dumped eight mail sacks. FBI joined the search. one pouch with 2700 dollars and silver was found discarded. Mail clerk Thomas Mason of Buffalo survived bruises and possible rib fracture.
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New York
Manhattan
Hudson River Shore
New York Central
FBI
James Kennedy
Albany
Utica
Rochester
Troy
Syracuse
Thomas Mason
Buffalo
N. Y
Mason
First Trust Bank and Deposit Co
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Swiss President to dine with Eisenhowers at Lake Geneva
President and Mrs Eisenhower will host a luncheon at their Lake Geneva villa Friday for President and Mrs Max Petitpierre of Switzerland. The event underscores cordial U.S Swiss ties as both nations briefed on mutual interests.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Lake Geneva
Max Petitpierre
Switzerland
Weather Longevity of Kenosha Heat Wave Persists
Persistent heat and humidity grip Kenosha with no let up expected through Friday. Highs reach 88 to 95, with nightly lows 68 to 74, while noon readings hover around 86 to 90 at several downtown sites and facilities.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Bomb Shock Tense Argentina as Fleet Moves Stir Rumors
A bomb exploded near a Peronist political school in downtown Buenos Aires causing shattered windows and minor car damage with no injuries reported. Police sealed the area while government broadcasts urged calm and denied rumors of unrest tied to naval maneuvers after the July revolt.
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Buenos Aires
Peronista
Juan Peron
Navy
Marine Corps
Federal Police
Public Health Service Releases 970000 Polio Vaccines
The Public Health Service announced the shipment of about 970,000 polio vaccine doses produced by Eli Lilly Co. The distribution aims to expand early immunization efforts across regions and bolster outbreak control.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service Today
Eli Lilly Co
Plan for world disarmament and inspection proposed
President Eisenhower urged a Russia US exchange of full military blueprints and mutual inspection as a safeguard. Western officials noted tentative progress at the Big Four summit on disarmament and European security with October talks planned among foreign ministers.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
James C. Hagerty
Germany
Adenauer
Moscow
Molotov
Bulganin
Berlin
West Germany
NATO
Bulgaria
Europe
Plymouth Child Drowns in Lake Ellen
Robert Klein ten years old of Cascade is believed to have drowned in Lake Ellen Wednesday afternoon after being last seen aboard an inner tube. Recovery efforts were underway with authorities investigating the incident.
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Plymouth
Robert Klein
Cascade
Lake Ellen
Violence in Morocco Hangs Over Marrakesh Pasha Ride
Demonstrations blocked the pasha of Marrakesh’s Rolls-Royce after Gilbert Grandval arrived to inspect the protectorate. A shot toward the car prompted the pasha to emerge with a carbine as reactions in Casablanca left more than 300 killed or wounded. authorities report no assassination attempt. Grandval then began a six day southern Morocco tour and martial law in Casablanca.
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Gilbert Grandval
Protectorate
Casablanca
Marrakesh
Pasha
Grandval
Rabat
Morocco
Aid to Yugoslavia May Be Halted
Washington reports indicate the United States may suspend aid to Yugoslavia until Tito’s government allows full inspection of American weapon use. Officials warn Yugoslavia’s refusal to permit routine checks alarms Washington. The regime also threatens to produce Russian MiG fighters in Yugoslav factories unless Western nations permit production of their models locally.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Topp State Department
Pentagon
Eight Wisconsin congressmen back wage bill to raise minimum
Eight of Wisconsin’s ten representatives voted for a House wage bill raising the minimum from 75 cents to one dollar an hour in a 362 to 54 roll call. Democrats Johnson Reuss Zablocki and Republicans Davis O’Konski Smith Van Pelt Withrow supported it while Byrnes and Laird opposed.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Senate
Johnson
Reuss
Zablocki
Davis
O’konski
Smith
van Pelt
Withrow
Byrnes
Laird
Madison First City With Signs Painted Downtown
City officials announced Madison is the first in the nation to have signs painted on downtown mailboxes guiding residents to the post office building.
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Madison—Jp
Madison
Death Takes James Tully Atty. James E. Tully 75 dies at St. Catherine's
Atty. James E. Tully longtime municipal court judge and Kenosha native dies at noon at St. Catherine's hospital after a short illness. Born Oct. 18, 1879, he practiced law, served as municipal court judge from 1918 to 1922, and held multiple civic memberships. Survivors include his widow, eight children, two brothers, a sister, and 32 grandchildren.
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James E. Tully
10Th Ave
St. Catherine's Hospital
Kenosha
Joseph H. and
Bridgett McCarron Tully
St. James Parochial School
College of Commerce
Marquette University Law School
Helen Alethea Clough
Tully
Peter Fisher
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Racine
Knights of Columbis
St. James Church
Holy Name Society of the
Fourth Degree
Catholic Order of Foresters
Eagles Club
James E., Jr
o-Racine
Donald R
Jefferson
Wis
Anton Javelle
van Nuys
Calif
William D. Kent
Houston
Tex
Thomas A. Baird
Mexico City
Stanley Newberry, Jr
Robert Heller
Joseph W
Jet C
Margaret
Nixon’s Brother 25 Inducted August 1
York county selective service board orders the induction into the armed services on Aug. 1 of Edward Calvert Nixon 25 brother of Vice President Nixon He must report to the draft board nearest his La Habra California home.
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York
York County Selective Service Board
Armed Services
Edward Calvert Nixon
Nixon
LaHabra
Calif
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Ohio
Sheppard
Michael Jacko
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V. M. Molotov
Russ
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Pashia
Iowa
Wilson Packing Plant
James Tully
Charter
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