Cold War Grips Martin And Lewis In Hollywood Feud
Hollywood reports a growing rift between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis as they near a scheduled comedy western. Martin says he is ready to work with Lewis again under their Paramount contract, while Lewis answers with no comment and seeks release.
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Hollywood
Martin
Lewis
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Jerry
Dean
Paramount
Lew Wasserman
M.C.A
Hal Wallis
NBC
Frank Freeman
Paramount Studio
Board of
York Productions
Pigs Nearly Die When Freight Cars Derail in Wisconsin Yard
In Sparta Wisconsin three freight cars carrying hogs derailed in Milwaukee Road yards causing concern for animal safety due to heat. Two cars were loaded by August Hering of Sparta and one by John Meyer of Bangor. A La Crosse wrecker redirected the hogs toward Madison and Cudahy packing firms after the switch accident. Total load about 16 000 pounds per car worth roughly $2000 each. Observers debated whether the scene reflected relief from high packing rates or heat related distress.
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Sparta
Wis
Milwaukee Road
August Hering
John Meyer
Bangor
la Crosse
Madison and Cudahy
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Rates Notice
La Crosse Tribune announces editorial staff and departments. Home and mail subscription rates are listed for La Crosse and surrounding areas with various terms and prices.
Heat Wave Stretches Across Nation With Highs Over 100
The Weather Bureau reports a long hot humid period with temperatures in the 90s and above across the plains and western regions. Pierre and Phillip, SD register 107 degrees, while parts of the Northeast and Pacific Northwest stay cooler. Tropical Storm Brenda weakens over Louisiana as heavy rainfall spreads through Mobile, Alabama, and southern states.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Plains States
Pierre
Phillip
S.D
Southwest
Desert
Blythe
el Centro
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Plains
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coastal
Brenda
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
Rocky Mountain Region
New England
Windstorm Hits Millston Field Day but No Injuries Reported
A sudden thunderstorm and strong wind at the Millston-Knapp Sportsman Club field day caused tents to collapse and trees to fall onto cars. Visitors rushed for shelter at Lake Lee while children cried but no serious damage or injuries were reported. The Young America 4-H stand was destroyed, though the village area escaped damage.
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Millston
Wis
Millston-Knapp Sportsman Club
Lake Lee
Young America
Oil Field Tragedy Claims Three In Five Days
In Kimball Nebraska three Rogers Truck Line workers from Sidney die in freakish oil field accidents. Lloyd Thomas Wyoming section falls under a derrick section catwalk. L D Arnold Kimball dies when truck boom hits a power line. Clyde Gibbs Sidney crushed between cab and trailer as a pipe load shifts and the truck moves.
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Clyde Scott Gibbs
Sidney
Gibbs
Snake In Jeep Sparks Daring Jump Near Portmouth
In Portsmouth Virginia Captains John F West and George N Sanders rode in an Army jeep when a rattlesnake rose between them at about 40 mph. West shouted for calm but Sanders leapt into a roadside ditch. West jumped next. The jeep veered into a ditch and stopped. The snake slithered away unharmed. Both officers were bruised and dizzy.
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Portsmouth
John F. West
George N. Sanders
West
Sanders
Milwaukee minister faces second heresy trial
Rev. John Gerberding of Menomonee Falls, 33, is set for a church trial on doctrinal deviation after a unanimous vote by the Northwest Synod investigating committee. The case follows the conviction of Rev. George Crist Jr. of Durham and may lead to suspension or removal from ministry. Trial likely in Milwaukee late August with formal charges pending.
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Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Northwest Synod
United. Lutheran Church
Gerberding
Menomonee Falls
George Crist Jr
Durham
Crist
Paul E. Bishop
Minneapolis
Synod
Bishop
Gerberding Mmay
Soldier Serves With 7th Division In Korea
Army Sgt Arlando Peterson 21 son of Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson 1516 S 8th St La Crosse Wis serves in the 7th Infantry Division Korea The Bayonet division the only U S Army unit in Korea since the ceasefire He is a cook in Company I 31st Regiment Peterson entered the Army January 1954 completed basic at Ft Riley Kan and attended La Crosse State College.
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Korea
Army
Arlando Peterson
Carl Peterson
S. 8Th St
la Crosse
Wis
7Th Infantry Division
Peterson
Ft. Riley
Kan
LaiCrosse State College
Deaths in Wisconsin and Iowa townships and De Soto
Mrs. Lawrence Thompson 53 of Elwood Ill died at Rice Lake hospital after a heart condition. Survived by husband two children and six grandchildren. Agnes Knarr 87 died in Kendall Wis at daughter’s home. Three daughters one son and many grandchildren survive. Thomas J. Lee 82 of Waukon Ia died after long illness. Carl Hoium 57 of Retreat De Soto Wis died after brief illness. Each death notes birthplaces marriages and funeral details with locations in Whitehall Kendall Waukon De Soto.
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Whitehall
Wis
Lawrence Thompson
Elwood
Rice Lake
William A. Johnson
Lincoln Cemetery
Ellen Morden
Lincoln
Russell Morden
Garth
Mary Lou) Heddens
Carroll Thompson
Washington
Ind
Dewey Morden
John , Murphy
Harold Bartholomew
Thompson
Kendall, Wis
Agnes Knarr
Elmer Schendel
Wilton
Christian
Frieda) Schendel
Luetta Haseley
Kendall
Caroline Petzlaff
Milwaukee
William
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Max Hermann
Glendale Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Waukon
Iowa
Thomas J. Lee
Allamakee Street
Kelliogg
Minn
Ellen Kennedy
Lee
A. E. Sheridan
Mary Lee
Thomas
Minneapolis
John
James
Margaret Passe
Katherine Dornuss
Wabasha
John McDonald
Mt. Olivet
Bakke- Hanson Funeral Home
DE Soto
Carl Hoium
Viroqua
Peter
Ingeborg Hoium
Crawford County
Inez Warren
Horum
Lorraine
Albert
New Lisbon
Adolph
Palmer
Baraboo
Retreat Methodist Church
Walnut Mound Cemetery
Olson
Hattie Luedke
Jesus Christ
Henry Luedke
Harry Luedke
Vida Holmes
Alice Parrington
Margaret Smith
Ingval Knutson
Minnie Knutson
Parley Not Changed Red View in Geneva Summit
Washington Rep Lawrence H Smith a Racine Republican and Foreign Affairs panel member said the General Conference did not change the Soviet stance after the Geneva talks He warned that East Germans and others doubt US resolve and questioned strategic goods deals amid unrest behind the Iron Curtain. He noted many constituents oppose commercial trade with Iron Curtain states and urged caution on easing tensions.
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Burreau
Smith
Bulgaria
Free World
East Berlin
Wisconsin
Geneva
Russia
United States
Iron Curtain
Acetylene Tank Stolen From Ray Pfaff Residence
Ray Pfaff of 424 Copeland Ave reports a half filled acetylene tank stolen. The value is listed at 40 dollars. The item was lost on Monday according to city police records.
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Ray Pfaff
Copeland Ave
Goldwater confident in rebutting McCarthy at Geneva dispute
Senator Goldwater says the American people will rebut McCarthy's charges that Eisenhower allied with tyrants at Geneva. McCarthy attacks the administration's policy while Knowland insists no deal was struck and no concessions to Communist China.
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Goldwater
Joe
Iie
Washington
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Eisenhower
Geneva
Senate
Asia
Free World
Georgi K.zhukov
Zhukov
Sen. Knowland
California
China
Mississippians Vote In Governor Primary
Jackson Mississippi voters cast ballots in a Democratic primary to choose a gubernatorial candidate. The five contenders promise to maintain racial segregation despite a 1954 Supreme Court ruling, with little impact from Black voters due to white voter barriers and a literacy test requirement.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
U.S. Supreme Court
White Citizens Councils
Woman Saves Child as Train Strikes Guardian
In Monroe North Carolina a 25 year old mother Mrs Dorothy Wilson hurled herself onto her three year old daughter to shield her as a boxcar passed, the train grinding over them. Wilson suffered 16 stitches in the hip and 14 in the head while the child Dianne escaped with minor bruises.
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Monroe, N.c.fi
Dorothy Wilson
Puzzled Pigeon Paroled by Lincoln County Police
In Lincolnton North Carolina William Green returned a homing pigeon that tried to enter his home via the front door. The bird wore an engraved aluminum band reading sAU-55-CNC-87 and was paroled into Green’s custody.
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Lincolnton
N.C
William Green
Green
Hearing on Final Settlement in Luella Burke Estate
Legal notices announce a La Crosse County Court hearing on August 9 1955 at 10:00 AM for executor Albert C Burke to examine final account settle debts and assign residue and to determine inheritance tax. Judge R Ahlstrom order. Attorney Carrol J Watgen listed.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Luella Burke
City of
Albert C. Burke
R. Ahlstrom
Carrol J Watgen
Rivoli
Wis
Court House
Harrisburg
Franklin County
Milnois
la Crosse County
Jos. P. Riese
Frank Check
George Herrmann
Annex II
Corner 2Nd
State Sts
Jos. Priese
Geo. Herrmann
Mae Opland
Gould St
Club 14
Highway 14
Shelby
Ernest Roesler
Wanted help and nursing staff ads across venues
Classified notices offer travel positions for young women ages 18 to 25 with new furnished care and guaranteed pay, a hospital nursing call for Vernon Memorial Hosp in Viroqua Wisconsin seeks registered nurses for general and obstetric duties, and Job listings for clerking and waitress work at Justinger's Food Store with hours 11 am to 7 pm plus a domestic helper needed for two elderly women in exchange for room board and small wages.
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Vernon Memorial Hosp
Viroqua
Wis
Justinger’s
West Ave
WANTED WOMEN and GIRLS Job Openings Listed for Local Businesses
A sequence of classified help wanted items details openings at Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co., a Bangor area farm, hotels, cafes, drive ins, tearooms, beauty salons and restaurants. Positions include housekeeper, waitress, kitchen helper, car hop, cook, and beauty staff with ages and training notes.
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Apply Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Sth Ave
Bangor
Tribune
Help Wanted Ads From La Crosse Tribune Clutter
Multiple employment notices seek free travel for young men and veterans 18 to 28, with new cars and guaranteed pay. no experience required. Positions include TV service man, accounting and clerical work with typing ability. delivery order taker paid $100 weekly. broommaker with room and board. farm laborer for married man. dairy farm work. auto radiator repair mechanic. Contact names and addresses given.
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Waukesha County
Tribune
George A. Miller
Hixton
Wis
Donald B Miller
West Salem
Tillman Bros
Krismer
Call Bill
Bainbridge Street
French Island
Home Service
Henry
la Crosse Woolen Mills Co
George
E. L. Kioss
Jackson
Porto Rico
Boyle
la Crosse
Seperate House
Frank Hughes
Houston
Minn
Dalr
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