Model of Largest Copper Mass Goes on Display in Michigan
Workmen from Smithsonian institutions are finishing a plaster model of the 3,718 pound native copper boulder. A Michigan committee seeks its return to Ontonagon. the original is held by the National Museum after government purchase. Weather and traffic across the nation worsen as rain, fog, and hail disrupt travel from the Midwest to the South.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Gon
Mich
Rep Bennett
National Museum
Ontona
R-Mich
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Appalachians
Chicago
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hopkinsville
Bowling Green
Montgomery
Ala
Farlier
Flippen
Ark
Kansas City
Joplin
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Needles
Calif
Blythe
Smithsonian
Detroit
Bennett
Congress
Julius Eldred
Lake Superior
Eldred
Pontiac
Japanese Army Accused of Wasting Resources
Tokyo reports Nihon Keizai accuses the armed forces of hoarding enough winter uniforms to last ten years at the current rate of use.
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Tokyo
Nihon Keizai
Pro West Christian Democrats Triumph in Sicily Regional Vote
Pro West Christian Democrats claim Sicily's Regional Assembly victory with 37 seats, the party's strongest showing yet though short of a majority. Scelba calls the result a magnificent accomplishment as Monarchists gain nine seats and Fascists lose ground to a shifted coalition.
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Palermo
Sicily
Mario Scelba
Christian Democrats
Italy
Scelba
Driver Is Menace Both on Land and Sea
Detroit judge bars Louis Morabito from piloting boats for four months after convicting him of reckless driving on the Detroit River. Morabito already had his automobile license revoked and was warned not to take up flying by Traffic Judge George T. Murphy.
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Detroit
Louis Morabito
Detroit River
Morabito
George T. Murphy
Combined Rites Held For Marine and Father
Funeral services are planned for Wednesday for David Flood Sr 64 who died after a long illness. His son David Flood Jr was killed in action in Korea in November 1950 and his body arrived from Korea.
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Korea
David Flood
David, Jr
Refuse Review of Toll Ruling Denied by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court on Monday refused to review objections from 29 Illinois property owners in Cook DuPage and Lake counties challenging the Illinois Toll Highways Act of 1953 as unconstitutional The act authorizes plans for a tri state toll road with land condemnation without specified hearings The ruling affirms a lower court decision upholding the act and routes for the proposed Illinois Indiana Wisconsin toll highway Toronto
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago
Cook
Dupage
Lake Counties
Reds Ready to Talk On Indo-China Voting
Tokyo radio quoted Vice Premier Pham Van Dong saying the withdrawal and transfer of opposing troops in Indo-China has created the basis for a political settlement in Viet Nam. The Vietminh indicated readiness to begin talks with South Viet Nam on nationwide elections planned for 1956.
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Tokyo
Radio
Peiping
Indo-China
Pham van Dong
Viet Nam
West Awaits Russ Reply on Geneva Big Four Talks
The United States Britain and France invited Moscow to four days of talks starting July 18 in Geneva Switzerland as a compromise site amid divergent views on venue Moscow has not responded Tass noted Dulles warned the summit may not ease tensions and Britain’s Telegraph suggested inviting President Eisenhower to visit Britain and France before the talks while Eden’s government backs the idea of Western unity.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Vienna
Lausanne
Tass
Dulles
University of South Carolina
Columbia
London
Daily Telegraph
Eisenhower
Eden
Oklahoma Board Orders Integration in State Colleges
The Oklahoma Board of Regents for Higher Education ordered racial integration of white and Negro students at 18 state‑supported colleges, effective at the start of fall term in September. The 8‑1 vote follows Supreme Court guidance to integrate “as soon as feasible” and marks the culmination of six years of gradual desegregation in graduate programs. Governor Gary notes the mandate, while local districts handle common school desegregation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Board of Regents For Higher Education
U. S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Board of Regents
Supreme Court
Gary
Appointment of Lt. Gen. Hickey as acting commander Far East Forces
Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer announces Lt. Gen. Thomas F. Hickey as acting commanding general of U S Army Forces Far East and Eighth Army. Also notes sealed bids for exterior and interior painting and miscellaneous repairs at the U S Post Office Kenosha Wisconsin due June 24 1955. Wisconsin license notice: Joseph Muto and Frank Tenuta apply for Class B tavern license at 8002 Sheridan Rd Kenosha. council meeting June 20 1955.
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Tokyo
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Far East
United Nations
Thomas F. Hickey
U. S. Army
Eighth Army
U. S. Post Office
Kenosha
Wisconsin
C.S.T
C.D.S.T
U. S
Chicago
Illinois
General Services Administration
Region
U. S. Courthouse
Joseph Muto
Frank Tenuta
Sheridan Rd
J. R. Sawicki
Skyline Tavern liquor license application in Pleasant Prairie
Anna Jensen applies for a tavern license to sell intoxicating liquors and malt beverages in Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin. The Town Board will hear and act on the application at the regular meeting on Monday June 13 at 9 00 a m in the clerk's office. C P Cruthers town clerk June 4 6 7
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Pleasant Prairie
Anna Jensen
Skyline Tavern
C. P. Cruthers
Kenosha notices include tavern license action and probate filings
Chester Minkowski seeks a Class B Tavern License at 1212 58th Street Kenosha with council June 20 1955. Bid requests from Kenosha Public Schools for Lincoln Junior High unit kitchen work close June 21 1955. Probate filings for Emma Smith estate and Jay B Edwards will hearings June 28 and September 6 1955 with heirs and creditors claims due by October 11 1955 and September 6 1955 respectively.
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Chester Minkowski
58Th Street
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Board of Education, Public Schools
Lincoln Junior High
The
Board of Education
A. P. Koehl
Will of Emil W Bush probate hearing in Kenosha
The Wisconsin County court will hear Anna I Bush's application to probate Emil W Bush’s 1953 will and appoint an executrix with the will annexed. Heirs must prove claims by September 30 1955, with court proceedings set for October 4 1955 at 10 AM in Kenosha Courthouse.
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Kenosha
Guy Edwards
Jay B. Edwards
Bristol
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Said
W. W. Davis
Vaudreuil & Vaudreuil
State OF Wisconsin
Emma Smith
Emma C. Smith
Emma O. Smith
Hammond & Hammond
Emil W. Bush
W. J. Lucareli
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United Press
India
Senate
Okondokon
War Department
Ontonagon River
Sault Ste. Marie
Buffalo
Erie Canal
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
West Point
Pro-West Party
MSI
Italian Social Movement
Communists
Rome
Colgate Dental Cream
West
Reds
Russ
Far East Forces
McNeil Fuel CO
14Th Avenue
Iellar
Schaefer Pontiac
Kenosha, Inc
Sheridan Road
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