United States seeks UN study on atomic radiation effects
The United States proposes a UN study on how atomic radiation affects human health. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. delivered the memo to Dag Hammarskjold urging the 60 nation Assembly agenda item for the September session, citing data from the United States Britain Russia and Japanese Bikini victims. The letter says properly conducted tests do not threaten world populations.
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United: Nations
United States
U. N
Britain
Russia
Bikini
Dag Hammarckjold
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N. Assembly
Lodge
San Francisco
Assembly
U. S
Washington
Ponder How To Make Menominee Reservation Part Of Wisconsin
Madison officials study integrating the Menominee reservation into state and local government. Seven state departments and a Legislative Council committee agreed to outline steps for school districts and governance as federal supervision ends January 1, 1959. The council will draft 1957 legislature proposals.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
Shawano
Oconto
Milwaukee Father Denied Bid to Bring Son From Hong Kong
In Milwaukee Federal District Court Judge Kenneth Grubb denied Lee Q. Pon’s petition for his 20 year old son Lee You Fee to enter the United States from Hong Kong. Pon argued war and financial hardship delayed filing but Grubb ruled proper application missed before the son turned 16 and could have been filed at the Hong Kong consulate between 1946 and 1951.
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Milwaukee
Federal District Court
Hong Kong
Lee Q. Pon
Lee You Fee
Kenneth Grubb
Pon
United States
China
Grubb
Fee
You Weren't Really Speeding Youre Right
Boston police may err on speed readings, says Robert S Kretschmar of the AAA Massachusetts. He notes more than half of newer cars showed slow speedometers when checked and urges yearly checks as odometer accuracy drifts after 15 000 to 18 000 miles.
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AAA
Boston
Robert S., Kretschmar
American Automobile Assn
Massachusetts
Kretschmar
Crippled Pair Marry in Wheelchairs at Las Vegas Chapel
Carl Dean Jensen and Gracie Wilson, both partially paralyzed, married in Las Vegas after obtaining a marriage license in their auto because they could not enter the county clerk’s office. They plan to move to Long Beach and pursue art careers.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Carl Dean Jensen
Gracie Wilson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wee Kirk O' the Heather
John Mendoza
Long Beach
Calif
Jensen
Ogden
Utah
Springfield
Start Probe Into Unpaid Federal Jobs
Assistant Attorney General Stanley N. Barnes announced a new Antitrust Division probe into unpaid government jobs held by businessmen. He tied the disclosure to a House subcommittee session amid a related shakeup in an Interior Department advisory group on foreign oil supplies.
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Washington
Stanley N. Barnes
House
Interior Department
Barnes
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
W. W White
Defense Department
Petroleum Logistics Division
Esso Export Corp
Sen. Neely
D-Wva
White
Secretary of
Dulles
Franz von Schilling
Caltex Oil Products Co
Caltex Group
Standard Oil of California
The
Texas Co
Clay cars pass token picket at Kohler plant in Sheboygan
Twelve more clay loaded freight cars moved from Sheboygan rail yards to the Kohler Co. plant as Local 833 UAW CIO continues a 16 month strike. No incidents occurred amid orderly picketing across two crossings while two ships unload in Montreal and charges of secondary boycott are filed with the NLRB in Chicago.
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Kohler Plant
Sheboygan
Sheboeygan
Kohler Co
CIO United Auto Workers
North Western Railroad
Montreal
Milwaukee
Papermakers Importing Co
Easton
Hammill and Gillespie
New York City
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago
Local
Uaw-Cio
Wisconsin Cio Council
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Tri State Deaths in Seneca and Mindoro
Adri an S Anderson 43 died July 25 after an accident in Seneca Wis. Funeral July 28 at Utica Lutheran Church with Rev J A O Lien and others, burial in adjoining cemetery. Survived by two sons and two sisters. Lydia Craig 85 died at home in Mindoro Wis. Survived by five sons and a daughter, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services at home and Burr Oak Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Seneca, Wis
Adrian S. Anderson
Utica Lutheran Church
J. A. O. Lien
N. C. Renslo
Hans Finstad
Mr. Anderson
Seneca High School
Arlen
Roland
Jacob Vedvick
John Hijella
Ona
Mindoro
Wis
Lydia Craig
Oswald
Cudahy
Ernest
el ‘Win
William
Henry
Catherine) Schil’habel
War Lens
Will Tenner
Theodore Schultz
Fred Schleifer
Burr Oak Lutheran Church
M. A. Zimmerman
Agnes Buchholtz 67 Dies in Melrose Wisconsin
Agnes FE Buchholtz 67 died Wednesday at Misenko Nursing Home Black River Falls born Sept 3 1887 on Buchholtz farm South Beaver Creek daughter of Julius and Mary Brinker Buchholtz twin sisters Mabel Olson Ettrick Lillie Fillner Melrose three brothers Henry Eddie and Lester Buchholtz all Ettrick Blair died in Melrose funeral Saturday 2 p m Melrose Methodist Church Rev A E Attwood burial South Beaver Creek Cemetery friends may call Smith Funeral Chapel Friday 7 to 9 p m
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Melrose
Wis
Agnes FE. Buchholtz
Misenko
Black River Falls
Buchholtz
Beaver Creek
Julius
Mary Brinker Buchholtz
Mabel Olson
Ettrick
Lillie Fillner
Henry
Eddie Buchholtz
Lester
Blair
Melrose Methodist Church
A. E.attwood
South
Smith Funeral
Infant son of Olinger family funeral in Freeburg
Funeral services were held Monday at St. Nicholas Catholic Church Freeburg for the infant son of Mrs. Jean Olinger and the late Andrew Olinger. Rev J J Donahue officiated and burial followed in St. Nicholas Cemetery. Survived by mother three brothers Tommy Robert and John two sisters Nancy and Patricia and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Olinger Freeburg and Mr and Mrs Frank rale New York City.
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Caledonia, Minn
Jean Olinger
Andrew Olinger
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
Freeburg
J. J. Donahue
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Tommy
Robert
John
Nancy
Patricia
John Olinger
Frank Rale
New York City
Absentee Ballot Mix-Up In Kentucky Governor Race
In Lexington Kentucky Pfc Robert L Clay stationed in Korea cannot vote for his father in the Republican primary. He received a Democratic absentee ballot by clerical mistake. The elder Clay seeks the GOP nomination and says his son was not registered by party affiliation after turning 21.
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Lexington
Robert L. Clay
Korea
Clay
Hugh Buckley
Newark man charged with shoplifting ham faces fine
Munroe Artis, 64, of Columbus, appeared before Municipal Judge Harvey J. Alexander in Newark yesterday on a shoplifting charge over 75 cents worth of ham. The judge fined him 10 dollars and urged him to leave town. Artis professed intent to catch the first freight out tonight, insisting he would ride in a boxcar rather than the rods.
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Newark
Ohio
Columbus
Munroe Artis
Harvey J. Alexander
Artis
Alexander
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff noting details
The La Crosse Tribune lists its post date, staff roles, and department heads within a standard editorial masthead. It also provides circulation hours and varied subscription rates for home delivery and mail within defined radii from La Crosse.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. EB. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Leeward Lee
Howard Colvin
E. Teachout
Geneva
Aev
Mgr
Luther Wilkins
Ed Keefe
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
the Tribune
i|Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Court Told POW Lectured For Captors
A court-martial witness testified Sgt. James C. Gallagher lectured POWs on pro Communist topics while held by Chinese Reds. Other witnesses described parties with pro Communist prisoners and Gallagher’s pro Red articles at the camp. Some inmates who refused repatriation later went to Red China.
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New York
James C. Gallagher
Gallagher
Vernon W. Clark
Brooks
Maine
Pvt
Harold Davis
Brooklyn
Davis
George E. Walker Jr
Saint Albans
Walker
U.S
Postal clerk's odd exchange over a $5 certificate
A Omaha postal clerk, Joe Weber, recalls a woman who cashed a $5 savings certificate by using a borrowed dime to cover the one cent fee for holding the certificate a month. She then paid back the loan with the same dime and received a $5 bill in change.
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Omaha
Joe Weber
Weber
Birthday of MAX LIEBMAN The Showman Behind NBC Color Era
MAX LIEBMAN, born August 5 1902 in Vienna, became a major television and stage producer and entrepreneur. He guided Broadway stars such as Danny Kaye Sid Caesar Imogene Coca Betty Garrett and Jules Munshin and produced Show of Shows before his color TV career.
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Max Liebman
Vienna
Austria
U.S
Nbc-Tv
Broadway
Danny Kaye
Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Betty Garrrett
Jules Munshin
Industry Briefs Highlight June Gas Shipments Increase
Gas fired heater shipments reached a June record as the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Assn reported a new peak for the first half of the year. Singer Sewing Machine Co. announces John W. Cull as vice president and director after the death of Jacob Bauer. Park & Tilford Distillers adds John E. Daly as assistant comptroller and Irwin M. Levin as director of costs and budgets. Eagle Picher Co. president T Spencer Shore elected a director of Federated Department Stores, joining boards at Cluett Peabody, Kroger, Rockwell, and Cincinnati Gas & Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Cull
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Milton C. Lightner
Cull
Jacob P. Bauer
Singer
Indianapolis
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
John E. Daly
Irwin M. Levin
John E. Bergman
Daly
Levin
T. Spencer Shore
Eagle‘Picher Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Federated Department Stores
Fred Lazarus Jr
Federated
Shore
Cluett, Peabody & Co
the Kroger Co
Rockwell Springs& Axle Co
the Central Trust Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Drunk Driving Bond Forfeit Leads to License Suspension
Ray Mason aged 34 of 600 King Street Sr. forfeited a $100 bond in Police Justice Court Thursday and had his driver license suspended for one year after being arrested for drunken driving at 4th and Cass on July 15.
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Ray Mason
King Sr
Justice ‘Court
4Th
Cass
Governor Alexander faces political storm in Virgin Islands
In the Virgin Islands Archipelago Governor Archie Alexander, 67, the first Republican appointee since 1931, faces protests led by Earle Ottley demanding his resignation. Opponents accuse him of favoritism and waste under a federal act, while he blames the act for self government and notes local support among some commissioners.
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Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
Archie Alexander
Islands
Eisenhower
Des Moines
St. Thomas
Alexander
Earle B. Ottley
the Home Journal
Llman
J. Ottley
CIO
Norman Cheiquist
Jose Hernandez
Public Safety
Washington
Fumes Send 65 to Hospital at Burbank Plant
An alcohol fumes incident at the Advance Relay and Electric Co plant in Burbank sent 65 workers to area hospitals. Twenty six remain hospitalized after treatment. officials say fumes released during transfer of industrial alcohol from a large container to smaller ones.
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Burbank
Calif
Advance Relay and Electric Co
Talbott successor names surface as rumors spread
Two new potential successors to Harold F. Talbott surfaced in Washington reports. The Kansas City Star cited David S. Ingalls as likely to be named before Eisenhower's Colorado vacation. the Rocky Mountain News floated former Colorado Governor Dan Thornton as a possibility. Ingalls, 45, is related to the late Sen. Robert Taft and previously oversaw Navy aeronautics.
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Washington
Harold F. Talbott
Air Force
Kansas City Star
David S. Ingalls
Eisenhower
Colorado
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Dan Thornton
Talbott
Ingalls
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
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Clarence A. Davis
Stein
Adrian Anderson
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Olinger
WAX Liebman
By Phil Mangelsdorf
Ford
Goodyear Service Store
Pfafflins Electric City, Inc
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