Sunnyside Site Debate Thrown Out Of Agenda At Meeting
Mrs Mary Zicarelli school board president renewed a bid to discuss Sunnyside site but council president Edward Fechner announced the Sunnyside matter was not on the agenda and would not be discussed. Other topics focused on 78th Street site and land sale potential while a closed session was planned for future school site recommendations.
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Mary Zicarelli
Sunnyside
W. 52Nd St
Edward Fechner
Zicarelli
78Th St
Kenosha
Firefighters Local No. 414
Eisenhower
Europe
Taylor
Italy
Badoglio
101St Airborne
Bastogne
Belgium
Washington
Chicago Rolls Out City Hall on Wheels
Chicago’s new mayor Richard J. Daley announces a rolling city hall a station wagon cruising Chicago streets five days a week. The vehicle will carry the mayor or top aides and include a two way telephone to receive complaints and contact department heads.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Taylor Named Army Chief of Staff to Succeed Ridgway
President Eisenhower nominated General Maxwell D. Taylor to be the army chief of staff, with duties beginning June 30. Taylor, who led the Eighth Army in Korea, currently commands Far East Command and United Nations Command, for a two year term. General Lyman Lemnitzer will assume Taylor's Far East and Eighth Army commands.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Matthew B. Ridgway
8Th Army
Far East Command
United Nations Command
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Far East
Lemitzer
Army Forces
Eighth Army
Hospitals Open House Sunday Observed in Kenosha Area
Kenoshans are invited to visit St. Catherine's Kenosha hospitals and the county home this Sunday for Hospital Day open houses. Tours, guided by auxiliaries, slides at Kenosha hospital, and musical programs by the Schubert club are planned with refreshments. Willowbrook sanatorium will not hold an open house this fall. Ridgway retires as chief of staff after reaching mandatory army retirement age, aligning with Eisenhower-era policy debates on manpower and weapon needs.
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St. Catherine’s
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Schubert Club
Catholic Junior League
Kenosha Hospital
Willowbrook Sanatorium
Ridgway
Eisenhower
Taylor
Veterans Return From Elbe Linkup With Soviet Greeting
Nine American veterans of the Elbe River linkup flew homeward today with friendly greetings and best wishes for President Eisenhower from the Soviet chief of staff.
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Moscow
Elbe River
Eisenhower
Skid Row Lawyer Faces Psychiatric Review Over Slipping
William G. Wood the Skid Row lawyer who fought alcohol addiction faced a court psychologist as Judge Hyman Feldman weighed another chance to sober up. Wood who had become a symbol for Skid Row recovery was arrested while drunk after addressing Alcoholics Anonymous and awaited evaluation to determine if he could return to his job as a court assistant in the state's attorney office. Feldman praised Wood's earlier progress and said he would advocate for keeping him employed if the psychiatrist approves.
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Chicago
William G. Wood
Hyman Feldman
Bill Wood
Feldman
Bill
Alcoholics Anonymous
Muscatel
Skid Row
Wood
State’s Attorney’s Office
State’s Attorney’s
West 52nd Extension Bid Faces Assembly Rejection
The Wisconsin Assembly rejected final passage of a bill to widen West 52nd Street to Highway 41 by a 48 to 38 vote. Author Molinaro said reconsideration is possible next week. If defeated, Kenosha County could urge the highway commission to buy a mile beyond the current road to Highway 41, with state aid likely within two years. County officials and the district engineer discussed broader highway plans, including the 52nd Street extension and the new turnpike location east of Highway 41.
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West 52Nd St
George Molinaro
Assembly
Hy. 41
Kenosha Harbor
Molinaro
Kenosha
State Highway Commission
County Board
W. J. Burmeister
Harold Herzog
Millionaire Playboy Dies of Broken Neck
Pasadena Calif Thomas W Warner Jr a 39 year old millionaire playboy died today from a broken neck after tumbling from a 10 foot embankment at his mother's estate He was the son of the late head of the Stewart Warner and Borg Warner corporations.
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Pasadena
Calif
Thomas W. Warner, Jr
Warner
Stewart-Warner
Borg-Warner
Weather is cloudy cool in Kenosha with varied noon readings
Kenosha reports cloudy cool conditions with readings at 51 near the Sewage treatment plant 57 downtown and 80 at Ameri can Motors at noon. Overnight low 46 and Thursday high 65 compare with state high 82 at Grantsburg. Tonight and Saturday look partly cloudy with little temperature change and highs 70 to 75 near the lake lower along the shore.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Grantsburg
Alternative Patrol Bill Introduced
Wisconsin would adopt a uniform statewide traffic patrol system without removing county control under an $1,800,000 home rule bill by Assemblyman La Fave. The plan adds 140 to 150 county officers, creates a three member advisory committee, and funds via higher vehicle licenses rather than gasoline tax.
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Madison
Assemblyman
la Fave
R-Oconto
Kohler
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
State Bureau of Personnel
Two Die After Car Sideswipes Truck Collision
Slinger, Wis. early today a car driven by Carl Otterstrom 28 sideswiped a parked semi trailer driven by Lloyd Arthur Damman 38 of Detroit Michigan. The car sped terror speed rolled 11 times into a ditch killing both occupants. Damman stood near the cab when crushed against the truck. Otterstrom was ejected from the car, tailspin corkscrewing down the highway.
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Slinger
Wis
Lloyd Arthur Damman
Carl Otterstrom
Otterstrom
Damman
Detroit
Mich
Outerstrom
Divers recover 154th body from sunken Shiun Maru
In Takamatsu Japan divers recovered the 154th body from the sunken ferry Shiun Maru after a collision. Nineteen people remained missing as the search continued Tuesday.
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Takamatsu
Japan
U S Newsman dies in Singapore riots news report
U S Newsman Gene Symonds, 29, Dayton Ohio, died from a savage beating during riots in Singapore linked to a Communist inspired strike. A police constable and a 16 year old Chinese student were also killed as violence spread. The U S State Department and British authorities condemned the incident and ordered investigations. Symonds had just returned from Bandung African Asia confere nce and rushed to cover the unrest. Eyewitnesses reported no aid from a nearby police van.
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Singapore
Gene Symonds
United Press
Southeast Asia
Symonds
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
State Department
United States
U. S
Lampton Berry
London
Crown Colony
Pusan
Yalu
Bandung
Final tally in Montgomery Ward board race hints at Wolfson win
Chicago reported that Louis E. Wolfson appears to have won three seats on Montgomery Ward's nine member board based on April 22 voting. Wolfson claimed three directors including himself and two others while Mitching the recumulation process continues to determine if nine seats are fully allocated.
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Chicago
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Wolfson
Ward
Rittmaster
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Grubb Nominated for Eastern Wisconsin Federal Court
President Eisenhower nominates Milwaukee lawyer Kenneth P. Grubb to a new federal district judgeship in eastern Wisconsin. Grubb, a Republican born in Manston on September 14 1995, has practiced law in Milwaukee since 1921. The nomination follows Wisconsin Senator Wiley’s four-name list. two prior nominees were reportedly rejected by the Justice Department.
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Washington
Kenneth P. Grubb
Milwaukee
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
White House
Grubb
Manston
Wis
Wiley
Charles D. Ashley
Herbert J. Steffes
Justice Department
UW Education School To Have New Dean
Dr Lindley Joseph Stiles, current dean of education at the University of Virginia, will become dean of the University of Wisconsin School of Education on September 1. UW president E B Fred announced the selection from a pool of over 100 educators.
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UW Education School
Madison
Lindley Joseph Stiles
University of Virginia
University of Wisconsin
E. B. Fred
University
Stiles
New York Bids Farewell to Third Avenue El
The final Third Avenue elevated train left Chinatown for the Bronx as thousands waved from windows. At 7 17 pm EDT the 149th Street station welcomed 800 passengers marking 77 years of service as the El is torn down this summer due to financial losses and subway competition.
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New York
Chinatown
Bronx
East
149Th St
Third Avenue el
Third Avenue
A. G. Bachman
Chatham Square
Bowery
33Rd St
Goodby 3Rd Avenue el
Chicago Extends Daylight Saving Time This Year
Chicago City Council approves extending daylight saving time from the last Sunday in September to October 30. The move aligns Chicago with New York and New Jersey and other eastern states, syncing local time with East Coast television radio and stock market hours.
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Chicago
Windy City
New York
New Jersey
Surgeon General to release Parke-Davis polio vaccine
Washington reports Surgeon General Leonard Scheele expects to release polio vaccine by Parke-Davis Co. almost immediately. Boston notes Ted Williams signed a one year contract with the Red Sox for an estimated $100,000. Vienna hosts US signing of Austrian independence treaty.
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Washington
Leonard Scheele
Parke-Davis Co
Detroit
Vienna
Austria
U. S
State Dulles
Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cant Destroy Records Madison
Gov Kohler declines to sign 1955 Legislature bill allowing city councils or village boards to destroy obsolete public records. The measure would have streamlined record retention and disposal under local control.
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Madison
Kohler
Warsaw Pact Draft Unites Forces Under Unified Command
The Soviet Union and seven other European Communist nations approved today a draft security pact that would place their military forces under unified command.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
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Joseph Zuffa
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Sunnyside 80Th St
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English Folk Dance and Song Society
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Paul Simo
Army
Nine End
West 52Nd
Walgreen
Charles R. Walgreen III
Winnetka
Toledo
Robert H. Burns
Dearborn
University of Michigan
U.S
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Avery
John A. Barr
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Sixth
Second Avenue
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Dulles
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