Adenauer Returns to Bonn After Moscow Talks
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Bonn to a triumphant welcome after talks with Soviet leaders. He said Bulganin would act to release German war prisoners and that Moscow and Bonn would establish diplomatic relations. The cabinet and others awaited his briefing on the Moscow agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bulganin
Russia
Moscow
West Germany
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Bonn-Cologne
Proposed Camera Ban Draws Fire in Wisconsin Courts
Newspaper leaders oppose a section of a proposed Wisconsin criminal code that would ban photographs radio and television in courtrooms and during trials. Supporters say the change protects dignity. opponents warn it curbs press rights and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Marshall Atkinson
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Carl A. Zielke
Wisconsin Press Association
Roy Bangsberg
The
la Crosse Tribune
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
William A. Platz
Italian General Claudio Trezzani Dies at 74
Rome reports the death of Gen. Claudio Trezzani veteran of two world wars and Italian chief of staff in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Claudio Trezzani
West Germany Gains Diplomatic Breakthrough With Russia
A State Department official called Russia recognizing West Germany a major victory for the west. The spokesman cited Adenauer and Bulganin’s agreement and noted Soviet willingness to release German citizens held in Russia in exchange for recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
State Department
Henry Suydam
Suydam
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Adenauer
Moscow
East
Germany
Ice Block Drop Leaves Wisconsin Town Buzz
A 12 pound ice block fell near the Albin Geier farm in Cashion Wisconsin on August 30 shocking residents. University meteorologist Dr Lincoln La Paz suggested it could be evidence of enemy ice shell bombardment. The Geiers reported it to the La Crosse Weather Bureau and kept the sample frozen at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashion
Wis
Lincoln la Paz
University of New Mexico
Institute of Meteoritics
Albin Geier
Here
Roger Geier
Wisconsin
Paz
United States
Geiers
la Crosse Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Commerce
Washington
New York Dock Union Ends Protest Strike
New York longshoremen called off a protest strike that disrupted East and Gulf Coast shipping for eight days. A meeting of over 5,000 dockers approved a plan to air grievances before a citizen's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dock Union
New York
Shift To Washington District To Alleviate McKinley Crowding
McKinley junior high will shift some seventh graders to Washington junior high to ease overcrowding. The two districts are realigned, affecting areas around 50th to 56th Streets and 18th to 22nd Avenues. The change is permanent for seventh grade this year and will extend to additional grades in following years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Junior High School
Washington Junior High
Board of Education
Washington
50Th
52Nd St
22Nd Ave
North Shore Tracks
18Th Ave
56Th St
Charles Walden
McKinley
H. R. Maurer
McKinley Junior High
Weather Event Disrupts Kenosha Showers and Power
Thunder and lightning accompanied strong winds over Kenosha last night causing brief power outages. Rain totaled .36 inches since midnight at the sewage treatment plant while temperatures ranged from 46 to 80 in upcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
American Motors
Wauwatosa Man Dies After Highway Collision
Einar G. Thoren, 54, of Wauwatosa, died Tuesday after his station wagon collided with a produce truck on Highway 51 north of Stevens Point. The truck driver escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
P— Einar G. Thoren
Wauwatosa
Thoren
Tavern Man Identifies Lineup Bandit in $108 Holdup
A Kenosha county tavern keeper identified a 38 year old unemployed man from a police lineup as the bandit who robbed him of 108 dollars last Friday. The victim Matthew Burghardt also identified the suspect by face and voice at the tavern. The suspect denied involvement and claimed he was with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
60Th St
11Th Ave
Frederick Robinson
Kenosha
Volunteer Fire Department
Prairie Ave
The
Moose Lodge
A. Kenosha County
Matthew Burghardt
Matty
Little Lagoon
George Streich
Waukegan
Streich
Arthur J. Riley
Reynold Houte
Johnson Refuses Trade Talks With Red China Over Civilians
Geneva reporting that U S Ambassador A Alexis Johnson said he would not discuss trade or political questions with Red China until it implements last week’s agreement on the release of American civilians. In Madison the State Board of Public Welfare postponed a recommendation on limiting admissions to mental care at Southern and Northern Colonies until its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U. S
A. Alexis Johnson
Red China
Madison
State Board of Public Welfare
Yankees Acquire Gerry Staley From Reds for Waiver Price
The New York Yankees purchased right handed pitcher Gerry Staley from the Cincinnati Redlegs for ten thousand dollars to strengthen their pitching staff for the pennant stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yankees
Gerry Staley
Cincinnati Redlegs
Benson to propose specific farm price bolster in 1956 push
Secretary Ezra T. Benson said he will recommend a very specific plan to Congress next year to bolster sagging farm prices. He indicated the government may initiate a pork buying program as part of the effort, likely shaping the 1956 presidential campaign discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Congress
Benson
Marine Captain Wins $64,000 on The $64,000 Question
New York marine Corps Captain Richard McCutchen, 28, famed as a cooking whiz, won the CBS prize. He and his father, a retired Navy captain, discussed seven Buckingham Palace dinner items, describing consommé, quenelle, trout, Maltaise sauce, petits pois, corbeille dessert, and wines Chateau d Yquem and Madeira Sercial. McCutchen plans to invest and remain in the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York—i
Marine Corps
Richard McCutchen
Leatherneck
McCutchen
Buckingham Palace
Hal March
John C. McCutchen
Buckingham
Chamber plans 10 year capital program for city projects
The Chamber of Commerce public affairs committee proposes a 10 year capital improvement plan for civic projects. It urges tax revenue set asides and bond financing with state aid where possible. A numbered list of 18 projects includes a track extension, street widenings, docks, sewers, a swimming pool, and new fire and police facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Council
30Th Ave
K. D
60Th St
22Nd Ave
Roosevelt Rd
52Nd St
Harbor
Soth
68Rd
75Th St
35Th St
Seaplane Crash Kills 15 in Cameroon Jungle
A French six engine seaplane flying from Brazzaville to French Equatorial Africa reportedly crashed in Cameroon’s jungle, killing all 15 aboard. The incident was confirmed as a major disaster with no survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniondale
N. Y
Mitchel Air Force Base
Brazzaville
French Equatorial Africa
Cameroon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legislative Council
Judiciary
Deal
West
Durkee
Building Service
William Tyson
Kenosha Teachers Union
Howard Colby
Simmons Union
Kenosha Trades and Labor Council
Colby
International Longshoremen
Waterfront Commission
ILA
Citizens Committee
James F. Murray Jr
New Jersey
William V. Bradley
Bradley
New York State Supreme Court
Gulf
New York Harbor
AFL
Commission
Tavern Man
Bandit
Burghardt
Page Highteen
China
Chateau Yquem
Madeira
Bordeaux
Sauterne
Madeira Islands
Myrtle Power
Buford
Roslyn Heights
Long Islands
Chamber
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!