Folsom Trails in Alabama Democratic Primary for National Committeeman
Alabama Governor James E. Folsom trails State Rep. Charles W. McKay by about three to one in incomplete Alabama primary returns for the national committeeman post. Adlai Stevenson leads Estes Kefauver in DC’s primary with a delegation pledged to Stevenson. District voters face a long count, while Republicans align behind Eisenhower.
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James E. Folsom
Alabama
National Committeeman
Adlai Stevenson
District of Columbia
Estes Kefauver
Folsom
Charles W. McKay
Lister Hill
John G. Crommelin
Stevenson
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Prohibition Order Bans Teen Smoking and Drinking
Formosan provincial police issue a directive forbidding teenagers from smoking or drinking. The measure aims to curb youth tobacco and alcohol use across Taipei.
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Taipei
Formosa
Formosan
Late Bulletins on B-52s and Washington Senate Seat
Gen LeMay said 78 B 52s produced to date with 47 accepted by the Air Force. SAC chief testified mechanical troubles slow deliveries. Gov Langlie announced bid for Senate seat now held by Magnuson in Olympia Washington.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Senate
Olympia
Wash
Arthur B. Langlie
Warren G. Magnuson
Denver murder case ties Graham timer purchase to crime
Prosecutors in the murder case against John Gilbert Graham linked his purchase of an electric timer to the crime during closing arguments. In Indianapolis, The American Legion denounced the Bradley recommendation for stricter veterans benefits as an insult to Congress.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Indianapolis
The
American Legion Today
Bradley
Congress
Davies Record Praised at Kenosha Testimonial Evening
In Kenosha a testimonial honors John D. Davies whose 30 years as a debate coach are praised by 14 speakers including Harold R. Maurer and Bruno E. Jacob. Former students and colleagues recount Davies achievements, his influence on national competition, and his impact on community education.
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Evening News
Elks Club
John Davies
Kenosha High School
William Zievers
Eugene DeVlieg
Edward Roberts
Roger Axtell
Lloyd Olgivie
Howard Roberts
Davies
John D. Davies
United States
Wild Rose
Dave Phillips
Eugene Nammond
Gilmore T. White
Leo Porwaniecki
Sweet Adelines
Virginia Taylor
Clifford Lindstrand
Harold R. Maurer
Maurer
Bruno E. Jacob
Ripon
National Forensic League
Jacob
Kenosha
Jack Davies
NFL
Miami
Jack
Joseph Hamelink
H. P. Boody
Spencer Tracy
Edward
Chicago
Lloyd Ogilvie
Wiley Faces His Rivals At Elkhorn
Sen. Alexander Wiley and three GOP challengers debated farm issues Red China and UN policy at the First District caucus in Elkhorn Wisconsin The crowd of 300 400 heard five minute speeches From Mark Catlin Jr Charles Kersten and Howard Boyle the meet ended with unanimous backing for Rep Lawrence Smith reelection and a Catlin law endorsement
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Alexander Wiley
Wiley
Eisenhower
Mark Catlin Jr
Wisconsin Assembly
GOP
Charles Kersten
Milwaukee
Howard Boyle
Marquette University
Catlin
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Kersten
Senate
Boyle
Walter Kohler
Lawrence Smith
Racine
Family of 13 Loses Home in Sheboygan Fire
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a home in Sheboygan, leaving Mr and Mrs Christ York and their 11 children homeless. Assistant Fire Chief Roderick Beyersteadt estimated damage at $2000. The Red Cross said it would provide clothing and housing. The Yorks moved in with neighbors Tuesday night.
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Christ York
Roderick Beyersteadt
The
American Red Cross
Yarks
Violence erupts in Cyprus injures soldier and hits Famagusta
In Nicosia a British soldier was wounded by three extremists. Ten gasoline bombs were thrown in Famagusta. Police exchanged gunfire with the group in Nicosia and drove them off.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Famagusta
Marines pick Shoup to head recruit training after Parris Island deaths
Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup, Medal of Honor winner, named inspector general for recruit training in the Marine Corps. The move follows the Par ris Island drowning tragedy and shifts planning that had placed Maj. Gen. Edward Snedeker in the role. Gen. Pate will tighten supervision by assigning an IG at recruit depots in Parris Island and San Diego plus extra training officers. Shoup, a Tarawa hero, will leave Quantico duty to take the post.
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Washington
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S. C
Shoup
Corps Public Information
Edward Snedeker
Snedeker
Randolph McC. Pate
San Diego
Calif
Pate
Tarawa
Pacific
New Georgia Island
Battle Ground
Ind
Marines
Quantico
Headquarters
Pentagon
Corps
Knowland Sees July 15 Adjournment Possible
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland says Congress can finish work and adjourn by July 15. He states Congress is in excellent shape on appropriations bills which often delay adjournment.
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Washington
P— Senate
William F. Knowland
Congress
California
Aid to Japan: United States Leased Defense Equipment Total
The defense board reports that since 1951 the United States has leased or given defense equipment to Japan amounting to 723,624,552 dollars. This figure reflects postwar security assistance and military aid involving Tokyo.
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Tokyo
America
Japan
Defense Board
Psychiatrists Share Favorite Jokes From Convention Lobby
Chicago report notes a set of jokes told by psychiatrists in a convention lobby. Bits feature a young doctor asking an elder how he endures eight hours of listening and a tardy runner who misses his appointment.
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Chicago
American Psychiatric Assay
Swedish Traviata Brings Cars to Kenosha Port Milestone
The Swedish motor ship Traviata tied up at Kenosha city dock at 5 am after a 3:30 am arrival, marking a reborn port with the 75 Rambler shipment. Captain Olof Flodin described routes via Lubeck and Toronto with 650 tons soybean oil on board.
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Kenosha
Kiel
Germany
Great Lakes
Commission
Janesville
Beloit
Traviata
New York
David Nelson and Son Compar
Robert Nelson
The
Nelson Co
Richard Custer
Edward Fechner
Flodin
Elks Club
No Pledge By Lebanon on Israel Cease Fire Demand
Lebanon and Syria refuse a cease fire unless Israel vows not to divert the Jordan River. Lebanon backs Syria in seeking a written pledge and notes to Dag Hammarskjold as he meets Syrian leaders on the water dispute. Lebanon warns self defense rights remain if Israel attacks amid border tension.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Jordan
Dag Hammarskjold
Damascus
Israel-Lebanon
Salim Lahoud
Jordan River
Janitor Admits He Set Building Afire
Clement K. Zeller aged 69 confessed to trying to burn the apartment building where he worked as janitor for 15 years to escape workload. Firemen rescued five women. no injuries reported and damages listed at $5,000.
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Milwaukee
Clement K. Zeller
Weather update for Kenosha and Wisconsin
A cloudy warm air mass moved into Kenosha and much of Wisconsin with scattered rain this afternoon ending tonight. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the low 50s and a tonight low around the 32 to 38 range. Noon readings showed 58 at the sewage treatment plant 59 downtown and 60 at American Motors. Sunrise was 4 46 a m and sunset 6 50 p m. Yesterday’s high reached 49 with a 39 low this morning at the treatment plant.
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Wisconsin
American Motors
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Stockholm
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