Italian Chamber Ratifies Plan for Economic Unity
The Italian Chamber of Deputies confirmed the Schuman Plan with a 265 to 98 vote to pool coal and steel production across six Western European nations. President Luigi Einaudi’s signature awaited. France, West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and the Saar already ratified.
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Rome
Schuman
Western Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Luigi Einaudi
France
Saarland
West Germany
Belgium
Wetherlands
Luxembourg
Paris
Robert Schuman
Konrad Adenauer
Alcide de Gasperi
Young Killer Begins Term at Wisconsin Prison
Milwaukee dispatch reports 16 year old John Schulz began a life sentence at Waupun State Prison for the shotgun murders of his mother Katharine and siblings Robert and Kathleen. He changed his plea from innocent to guilty and showed little emotion as his father watched.
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Milwaukee
U.P
John Schulz
Waupun State Prison
Herman Kubiak
Schulz
Herbert J. Steffes
Aaron
Ife
Rain Dampens Sprinkler Start to Season
As homeowners prepare to use hoses and sprinklers this season, unseasonable rain delays outdoor chores and shifts plans for watering lawns and gardens.
Carey Named First Member of All Star Team
Carey chosen as first member of 50 player collegiate squad to face the Los Angeles Rams in an All Star game at Soldier Field on August 15. Michigan State captain Bob Carey, undefeated last season, cited.
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Chicago
Bob Carey
Michigan State
Los Angeles Rams
Soldier Field
Wedding Tops Long Love Story in Hazelton Pa
Antonio Perera and Sophia Tombasco Imbriac wed at 74 and 68 after a 40 year path from Italian hometown arrangements to Hazleton. Antonio left his first vows in 1910 and Sophia, widowed, later accepted his proposal after seven refusals. Their wedding at Christian Assembly in Wilkes-Barre marked a long awaited union.
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Hazelton
Antonio Perera
Sophia Tombasco Imbriac
Christian Assembly
Wilkes-Barre
Antonio
Sophia
Italy
Twin Birth to Star Considered Imminent
Rome Italian Reports say Ingrid Bergman expects twins imminently at the Rome International hospital. Hospital officials limited calls to her husband director Roberto Rossellini as Bergman, restless and impatient, awaits the birth after a two week delay.
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Rome
U.P
Ingrid Bergman
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Rome International Hospital
Child Killed by Truck Near Royalton Home
Sharon Genske 4 was fatally struck near her Royalton Wisconsin home when she darted into the path of a log truck yesterday. The accident occurred moments after she left a residence, prompting authorities to investigate the fatal incident.
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Royalton
Wis
Sharon Genske
Sail in Bay Sails Turn to Rescue Drama in San Francisco Bay
On a sunny day in South San Francisco an 8 year old and a 14 year old used an old cement mixing box as a boat. The craft sank and the boys reached a piling while a 13 year old and another 14 year old tried to help. A helicopter rescued Tyrone Farley and a coast guard crew retrieved the rest. Ronnie recovered from shock and exposure. A Paris report notes 14 spinsters per 100 workers in France.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Bay
Ronnie Arellanes
Jerry Frayne
Ronne
Jerry
William J. Jessen
Ronnie
Tyrone Farley
Jim Buckley
LeRoy Hooper
Coast Guard
Tyrone
Court Case Involving Cats Starts in July
Preliminary hearing on a case involving cats sent to the University of Chicago for medical purposes will be held July 3 in Oshkosh Wisconsin. The Animal Protective League of Wisconsin accuses Elmer Steinhilder of shipping two crates of cats across state lines. Steinhilder appeared voluntarily yesterday before Municipal Judge S J Luchsinger.
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Oshkosh
Wis
U.P
University of Chicago
Animal Protective League of Wisconsin
Elmer Steinhilder
Steinhilder
S. J. Luchsinger
Wisconsin Republicans and Democrats Favor Taft and Kefauver for Nominees
Look magazine reports Wisconsin county chairmen from both parties see Taft and Kefauver as their party’s presidential nominees. Republican leaders favor Taft, while Democratic chairmen prefer Kefauver, with Eisenhower seen as a stronger general election threat than Taft or Kefauver in many polls.
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New York
Look Magazine
Wisconsin
Sens
Taft
Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Illinois
Look
Eisenhower
Ike
Lock
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Stevenson
Mills Will Get More Copper To Aid Production Shortage
The government plans to allocate an extra 100 million pounds of copper per month to U S industry to ease a severe shortage. Details are expected this week with an approach based on an additional 50 thousand tons per month from Chile at updated prices. Most allocations likely aid civilian production, with some used to replace borrowed stockpiled copper.
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Washington
W.P
National
United States
Chile
Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charges
Oscar Flaten, 44, charged with first degree murder in the slaying of rival for his wife, pleaded innocent and innocent by reason of temporary insanity and was released on $15,000 bond. He is accused of shooting Donald J. Colburn, 27, of St Paul, in a La Crosse tavern on June 10.
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Schulz
Alfred Goldberg
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Oscar Flaten
Donald J. Colburn
St. Paul
Minn
Flaten
Orvella
Sees State Shift To Broader View
Wisconsin political shift toward internationalism highlighted by Henry Reuss at a Rotary club. Reuss claimed two-thirds of Wisconsin voters favored internationalist candidates in the April presidential primary and noted Senator Alexander Wiley’s growing international stance along with broader civic and religious groups engaging in world affairs.
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Wisconsin Rapids
U.P
Wisconsin
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
Reuss
U. S
Rotary Club
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
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