Catlin seeks clarification and witness list in ethics case
Madison Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin Jr. asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to make charges of unethical conduct more definite and to strike irrelevant material. He also sought a list of witness names the bar commissioners may use. The court will hear arguments on Friday June 15.
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Madison
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Rappleton
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Board of Bar Commissioners
Catlin
Bar Commissioners
High Court
Bar
Kohler
Republican Party
U. S. Senate
Two Hour Blaze Ravages Manitowoc Theater
The Mikado Theater in downtown Manitowoc was gutted by a nearly two hour blaze Monday afternoon. No patrons were inside as employees prepared for the night's films and nearby stores moved merchandise during the fire. The two story brick and steel structure, built in 1905, suffered heavy damage.
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Manitowoc
Mikado
Kenosha Faces First Summer Heat Wave
Kenosha endures a city wide heat wave with no relief expected tonight. Temperatures peak in the 90s on Wednesday while tonight’s low drops to the 60s. Noon readings show 96 at American Motors Corp and 95 downtown with 90 at the sewage plant. The treatment plant reports a 56 degree low since midnight. Monday’s high 80 and low 65 at the plant. sunrise 4:16 am, sunset 7:26 pm.
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Kenosha
American Motors Corp
Heat Wave Sweeps Vast U S Blazing Records Set
United Press reports a major heat wave across the nation with temperatures reaching 98 in International Falls Minnesota a June record 96 in Minneapolis Saint Paul 103 in Mobridge and Philip South Dakota and 115 in Yuma and Gila Bend Arizona Overnight lows remained in the 70s as central and southern areas endured sleepless nights Wisconsin hit 97 in Beloit and Rockford areas.
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International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mobridge and Phillip
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Beloit - Rockford
Yuma
Gila Bend
Ariz
Famed Killarney lands put up for sale to meet duty
Kenmare estate in County Kerry faces 70 000 pounds inheritance duty prompting Beatrice Grosvenor to place the Killarney lakes and 8300 acres on the market She retains about 1000 acres and plans a smaller new house The Killarney Tourist Development Co vows to bid citing national interest and local stake in the property
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Kenmare
County Kerry
Ireland
Beatrice Grosvenor
Killarney
Boston Irish
Timbuctu
Erties
Britain
New Appeal for Partial Restoration of Aid Cuts
Atty. Edward Ruetz spoke for the Downtown Businessmen's Association urging a Parking Condition Utility Commission to handle traffic and parking problems. He cited Racine’s meter revenue bond program and urged a comprehensive city study with engineers and consultants to guide council action.
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Edward Ruetz
Ruetz
Downtown Businessmen’s Association
Floyd Carlson
Racine
Carlson
Richard Custer
Kenosha
Edward Fechner
Bank Bandit Takes $65,000 In Southport Robbery
A lone gunman held a bank president and his wife for seven hours and escaped with about $65,000 from Southport State Bank. Six female employees were confined for up to an hour. the bank vault was used for confinement before the robber fled. The incident is described as Indiana’s largest bank holdup in 28 years in the Indianapolis suburb of Southport, Marion County.
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Southport
Ind
Indiana
Southport State Bank
Indianapolis
Marion County
Share Our Surplus With The Hungry Overseas
Charity appeals urge gifts through churches to distribute U S surplus foods abroad to the needy. Each dollar provides over 100 pounds of food for overseas relief.
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U. S
Give Thanks By Giving Faith Based Public Service Ad
A public service advertisement promotes giving through faith in cooperation with The Advertising Council. It encourages gratitude via charitable acts and community support. The message emphasizes generosity as a shared civic duty and faith aligned action.
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The
Advertising Council
Probers Move to Cite Robeson for Contempt
The House Committee on Un American Activities voted to cite Paul Robeson for contempt after a heated hearing with Chairman Walter and other members. The panel recommended the contempt citation to Congress as Robeson defended his passport fight and said he answered questions.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities Today
Paul Robeson
Congress
Walter
D-Pa
Robeson
Eisenhower Signs Documents After Surgery Update
President Eisenhower signed three documents today and, per his press secretary, is feeling fine on the fourth day after intestinal operation. He signed while seated, received Sherman Adams’s report on a bipartisan foreign aid meeting, and held a brief staff conference with Pearsons and Goodpaster.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Adams
Wilton B. Pearsons
Congress
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Maid Saves Three Children From Shorewood Hills Fire
Madison maid Jackie Dressel, 21, rushed Debbie 6, Timothy 4, and Rusty 3 Erdman children to safety seconds before a furnace explosion damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Erdman in Shorewood Hills. Fire Chief Bertelsen cited a faulty thermostat causing the gas water furnace to overheat. The family was away from home during the blast.
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Madison
Jackie Dressel
Marshall Erdman
Shorewood Hills
Debbie
Timothy
Rusty
Erdman
Chris Bertelsen
Eliot Recovers After Heart Attack Aboard Queen Mary
Nobel Prize winner T. S. Eliot is reported recovering from a heart attack that felled him on the liner Queen Mary while en route from New York to London and taking doctors’ care aboard the ship.
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London
T. S. Eliot
New York
Nor AIr Force to Send Officers to Moscow Air Show
Oslo reports the Royal Norwegian Air Force accepted an invitation to send three officers to participate in the Soviet air show in Moscow.
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Oslo
Norway
Royal Norwegian Air Force
Moscow
Humphrey Sees Better Car Outlook
Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey testified before a House Senate economic subcommittee that auto industry conditions should improve in a relatively short time. He blamed unemployment in part on tighter credit from higher Fed rates and noted dealer inventories were high but anticipated overall improvement. He praised slower installment buying as helpful to avoiding a recession.
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Washington
Secretary of
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
House
Senate
The
Federal Reserve
Humphrey
Marshfield Woman Dies From Car Collision Injuries
Joyce Rausch, 18, of St. Cloud Minnesota, died in Marshfield hospital from injuries received in a car truck crash Monday.
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Marshfield
Wis
Joyce Rausch
St. Cloud
Minn
Marshfield Hospital
Ten Hiroshima maidens bid farewell at Idlewild Airport
Ten of the Hiroshima maidens who came to New York for treatment left for home after a tearful farewell at Idlewild airport. They speak of mixed emotions as they return to Hiroshima after medical progress and express gratitude to American families, doctors, and supporters. Mitsuko Kuramoto plans to depart San Francisco with friends before rejoining the group later for Japan. A Japanese doctor also leaves to return home, closing the New York chapter of the program.
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New York
Idlewild Airport
Hiroshima Peace Center Associates
Tazuko Shibata
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Washington
Hiroshima
Mitsuko Kuramoto
San Francisco
Japan
Plea Made To Senate By President
The administration urged restoration of 600 million of the 1.1 billion cut from the foreign aid bill. Senate leaders offered no commitments as President Eisenhower, hospital bound, pressed for restored funds. Widening debate questioned continuing Yugoslavia aid amid Tito-Russia reconciliation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Walter F. George
Dga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Johnson
William F. Knowland
Calif
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
Democratic Leader Rebukes Health Campaign Claims
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler said President Eisenhower’s health became a campaign issue and that some doctors ridiculed medical reports. Former President Truman will speak at the Democratic Convention after the nominee is chosen. The House Interior Committee voted 14 to 11 to block a Hawaii statehood bill.
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Chicago
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Truman
Paul Butler
Washington
House Interior Committee
House
Hawaii
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Seattle Pacific College
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Atsuko Yamamoto
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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John Foster Dulles
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
James C. Hagerty
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