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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1955

Page

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Kohler strike back in talks as governor warns guard

The Kohler dispute returns to negotiations after a National Labor Relations Board hearing. Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler pledged to call out the National Guard at the first sign of new disorders, if local authorities cannot handle unrest in Sheboygan.

Wisconsin National Guard National Labor Relations Board Chicago Joseph Finnegan Washington, D.C Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Finnegan Eisenhower Walter Kohler Sheboygan Madison Kohler Harvey Kitzman Cio-United Auto Workers Uawcio Milwaukee Kohler Co

Record Water Use Soars In Kenosha Amid High Demand

Kenosha set a new high for daily water use at 17,830,000 gallons during the Thursday Friday period, surpassing 17,280,000 gallons the day before and 19,000,000 gallons per 24 hours by 10 a.m. Today. Water department head C. R. Nicolazzo warned more increases could follow as crews fixed an East Side leak that briefly interrupted service.

Kenosha C. R. Nicolazzo Water Department East Side

Moroccan Riot Bloodshed in Marrakesh Follows Pro-Sultan Protests

Gangs of Berber tribesmen roamed Marrakesh with clubs and daggers after riots that killed 10 and wounded 27. Demonstrations urged the exile of Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef, defying Pasha El Glaoui’s orders. Casualty toll rising near 350 in recent riots as authorities depart to receive tribal homage.

Marrakesh Morocco Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef el Glaoui Gilbert Grandval

Eisenhower Urges Russia to Tear Down Iron Curtain

Geneva reports President Eisenhower urged Soviet Russia to tear down the Iron Curtain and permit freer exchange of ideas and travel. Secretary Dulles said progress was reported on three issues at the foreign ministers meeting while the Big Four prepare for a possible UN and disarmament direction.

Eisenhower Dulles Geneva Soviet Russia James C. Hagerty V. M. Molotov Bulganin Eden Faure United Nations

Adenauer's Arms Bills Approved for West Germany Build Up

West Germany moves to rearm as Chancellor Adenauer wins final parliamentary approval for bills authorizing recruitment this year and creating a civilian panel to screen senior officers. The measures clear the way for a 12 division army a 1 300 plane air force and coastal navy under NATO commitments.

Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer West Germany Bundesrat Adenauer Atlantic Alliance North Atlantic Alliance Christian Democrats Bundestag

Senate press Adams to testify on Dixon-Yates contract

Senate investigators urged Sherman Adams to testify under oath about the Dixon-Yates power deal. Kefauver said Adams failed to give full reasons for refusing to appear, while Adams argued his official confidential role limited disclosure. End of hearings paused until Tuesday.

Washington Senate Sherman Adams Eisenhower Dixon-Yates Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Adams Kefauver Congress

Sickly Suspect Charged in Stephaine Bryan Murder at California Cabin

Burton W. Abbott, a 27 year old UC accounting student, faces a murder charge over 14 year old Stephanie Bryan found dead near his Trinity County cabin. Police dispute his alibi while pathologists note beating or strangulation. Abbott maintains innocence amid family support.

Redding Calif Burton W. Abbott Stephanie Bryan Berkeley Trinity County University of California Accounting Alameda County George S. Loquvam Abbott Alameda A. E. Riedel Georgia Stephanie

Worker trapped in cavern rescued after sewer project

Gorman Wood of Racine 1625 52nd St was trapped in a 10 foot cavern during a sewer excavation. Fellow workers and a rescue squad freed him and he was taken to St Luke's hospital with a back injury. Geneva reports U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the Big Four will meet in secret Saturday to receive a progress report. Premier Faure circulated a draft disarmament resolution under UN control.

Joseph Lucas Arrow Spring Valley Inl Lucas Peter Terando Peter Ferrari Gorman Wood 52Nd St Racine St. Luke’s Hospital Geneva U. S John Foster Dulles Premier Faure France United Nations

Education Committee Approves Bill for School Construction Aid

The House Education Committee approved 22 to 8 a bill authorizing multibillion dollar assistance to states and local communities for building schools.

Washington House Education Committee

Forest Park Gains Green Line Bus Service Monday

Kenosha Motor Coach Co. announces Green line buses will extend into Forest Park starting Monday by order of the Public Service Commission. Eight daily trips during peak hours with no weekend service. Route runs from 39th Ave to 60th St and back via 44th Ave and 60th St. Return departures list morning and afternoon times. Community pressure from students and union members helped secure hearings and fare adjustments prior to implementation.

Green Line Forest Park Kenosha Motor Coach Company State Public Service Commission Forest Park Service 39Th Ave 60Th Pt 65Th St 44Th Ave 60Th St Forest Park Fom Harding d PSC Kenosha Motor Coach Co

U S Hosts Swiss President at Geneva Lunch

President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower hosted a luncheon at their Lake Geneva villa for Swiss President Max Petitpierre his wife and senior Swiss officials. Attendees included Alfred Zehnder Andre Dominice and Frances Willis along with American diplomats and military aides.

Geneva Eisenhower Max Petitpierre Lake Geneva John Petitpierres Alfred Zehnder Andre Dominice Frances Willis Switzerland Franklin Gowen Austria Llewellyn Thompson Vernon Walters

Weather Outlook Brings Slight Relief This Weekend

The forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with cooler temperatures and partly cloudy skies. Saturday should be mostly fair and cooler with a high in the 80s, after a muggy day with readings around 88 to 95 at various spots in Kenosha.

Kenosha American Motors

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