Kenosha Welcomes Hudson Nash Move to Local Plants
American Motors announces Hudson and Nash production will shift to Kenosha and Milwaukee plants within six months. The plan consolidates Nash Hudson lines, preserves deliveries, and aims to stabilize employment as leaders praise economic impact and extended industrial future for Kenosha and state of Wisconsin.
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Kenoshans
American Motors Corporation
Hudson
Peter Harris
Greater Kenosha
R. Merrill Rhey
Kenosha
Wisconsin
R. S. Kingsley
Nash
Nash and Hudson
B. Spalding Hill
Chamber of Commerce
American Motors Corp
American Motors
Richard Custer
Henry Hyslop
Barden's Department Store
Edward Ruetz
Kenosha National Bank
Bernard Tallent
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kenosha-Milwaukee
George W. Mason
Mason
White House Rejects McCarthy Plea on Federal Duty
The Eisenhower administration disputed Senator McCarthy's call for federal workers to report crimes to Congress. Attorney General Brownell said the Constitution assigns the executive branch sole responsibility for enforcing laws and presidential orders. White House Press Secretary Hagerty stated the remarks referred to McCarthy's Army McCarthy hearings and noted inquiries from reporters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
White House
Atty. Gen
Brownell
United States
James Hagerty
McCarthy
Hagerty
Senate Subpoena Aims at McCarthy Files
Washington U P Senate investigators served a subpoena on Senator Joseph R McCarthy for files on all cases involving G David Schine. Washington U P Senate Banking Committee approved a housing bill offering more liberal terms on government insured mortgages for individual homes.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
G. David Schine
Senate Banking Committee
Kohler Co and UAW-CIO to Resume Talks Tuesday
Circuit Judge F. H. Schluchting said after a conference with Kohler Company officials and the striking UAW-CIO union that contract negotiations would resume on Tuesday.
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Sheboygan
U.P
F. H. Schluchting
Kohler Co
Uaw-Cio
Quality Product Vital Hudson and Nash to share Kenosha plant
E W Bernitt announces Kenosha plant will build Hudson cars alongside Nash models in 1955. Hudson components come from Detroit while Kenosha employees are urged to match top workmanship to ensure competitive prices and steady employment.
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Nash Motors
E. W. Bernitt
Kenosha
Hudson
Nash
Bernitt
Detroit
Wisconsin
American Motors
French cabinet orders 80,000 draftees called up early
Paris reports Premier Laniel's cabinet will mobilize 80,000 draftees from the 1954 class four months ahead of schedule to free regular troops for Indo China. The men, all 20, will serve in France or North Africa, with no indication of altering the 1950 law barring draftees from overseas combat.
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Paris
Joseph Laniel
Indo-China
National Defense Committee
Paul Ely
Dien Bien Phu
France
North
Africa
Indo- China
Wisconsin Flying Farmers set meeting at Neenah airport
The Wisconsin Flying Farmers announce their annual gathering will take place at Neenah's Valley airport on Sunday June 27. Members will discuss chapter plans and field operations during the event hosted in Neenah Wisconsin.
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Neenah, Wis
U.2
Wisconsin Flying Farmers
Neenah’s Valley
Door County Cherry Blossoms Thrive Into Memorial Day Weekend
Door County visitors to the peninsula will see cherry orchards in full bloom despite fears they would peak before the holiday. Cool days and cold nights have extended the blossoms with many more to come, and apple trees are expected to bloom as well. A frost was recorded at the state experiment station with a 32 degree low.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
U.P
Door County
State Experiment Station
Cohn Claims Stevens Errs Over Schine Commission
Roy Cohn testified that Senator McCarthy did not directly request an army commission for G David Schine in his presence and disputed Maj Gen Miles H Reber’s account of pressure for a Schine commission The exchange also clarified the number of calls Cohn made to Reber about the matter during July The McCarthy subcommittee continued its hearings as Francis Carr was cleared to testify.
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Washington
Roy Cohn
Sen
McCarthy
David Schine
Stevens
Cohn
New York
Schine
Miles H. Reber
McCarthy Subcommittee
Reber
Army
McCarthy Army
Sen. McCarthy
Colin
Congress
North Carolina Democrats Choose Senate Nominee
Raleigh voters prepare for tomorrow to select a Democratic nominee for the U S Senate as the party airs its final pre election path to November.
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Raleigh
N. C
U.P
North Carolina
U. S.senate
Outagamie Sheriff Named in Warrant for Jail Food Charge
A warrant charges Outagamie County Sheriff Lyman D. Clark with furnishing oleomargarine to inmates of the county jail. The warrant was issued today by Municipal Judge Oscar J. Schmiege in Appleton.
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Appleton
Outagamie
Lyman D. Clark
Oscar J. Schmiege
Death Toll Rises Toward 100 After Bennington Disaster
At Quonset Point Rhode Island the death toll from the Bennington explosion and fire climbed to 97 as more victims died of burns and injuries. A four man naval board of inquiry prepared to begin public hearings, with no cause expected for at least three weeks. The Navy considered steam catapults and non flammable hydraulic fluid to reduce fire hazards in carrier launches.
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Quonset Point
R. I
U.2
Bennington
Newport Naval Hospital
Naval Board of Inquiry
William F. Raborn Jr
Navy
Washington
Governor Pushes Tougher Wisconsin Highway Safety Plan
Governor Walter Kohler announced a stricter summer highway safety push in Madison. He proposes six day weeks for the state traffic patrol and a measure to suspend licenses after the third violation within a year, tightening current practice.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Walter Kohler
Kohler
Motor
Memorial Day Weekend Weather Outlook in Wisconsin
The long Memorial Day weekend begins with showers in the extreme east and north tonight. Saturday brings scattered showers in the north and cooler statewide. Kenosha recorded .80 inches of rain by midnight, with 70 downtown, 75 at Nash, 64 at the treatment plant, and a 47 degree low last night.
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Wisconsin
Kenosh
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Kenosha
Nash
Pope Pius X to be canonized in outdoor Rome ceremony
Vatican confirms Pope Pius XII will proclaim Pope Pius X a saint tomorrow in St. Peter's Square before a crowd of about 350 000. The ceremony marks the first outdoor papal canonization in 1 900 years and follows two miracles attributed to Pius X in 1951 and 1952.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius X
St. Peter’s Church
Pius XII
Europe
Pius X
Leo XII
Pius V
Celestine V
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
Rome
Bunche Cleared by Loyalty Board in U.N. Case
A six member International Organizations Employes Loyalty Board announced there is no doubt about the loyalty of Dr. Ralph J. Bunche after hearings lasting until 1 a.m. The board’s conclusion was forwarded to the U.S. Secretary of State for transmittal to the United Nations and was informally conveyed to Bunche.
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New York
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Pierce J. Gerety
United States
United Nations
United Nations Trusteeship Department
Gerety
Employes Loyalty Board
Loyalty Board
Dr. Bunche
Government to Build Lead and Zinc Stockpile
Washington sources say the government will start purchasing more lead and zinc to stockpile strategic reserves and bolster domestic mining industry as part of a broad industry uplift push.
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Washington
U.P
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League of Women Voters
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Kelvinator
Leonard Electric
Grand Rapids
ABC
Peoria
Ill
Joe
Jenkins
Naples
Francesco Bellani
Marie Ludovica Scorgia
Papa Sarto
Riese
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Sarto
Pio Santo
St. Pius
Gaetano Cardinal
Cicognani
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Apostles Peter and Paul
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