Gen Ginder takes command of Fifth Army at Chicago post
Maj. Gen. Philip D. Ginder, former Camp McCoy commander, is named commanding general of the Fifth Army by direction of President Eisenhower. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay who retires Aug. 31. Ginder will assume duties with headquarters in Chicago Aug. 20 and praised Camp McCoy and local cooperation.
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Wis
Philip Dewitt Ginder
Fifth Army
Eisenhower
Department of Defense Wednes
Ginder
Hobart R. Gay
National Guard
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Sth
Ft. Riley
Kan
10Th Infantry Division
Chicago
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Military Academy
West Point
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Korea
United States Army
France
16Th Infantry
Ft. Wadsworth
N.Y
Philippine Islands
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Ft. Benning
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Missoula
Mont
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Scho|field Barracks
Hawaii
29Th
7Th Infantry Division
Governors Confer on Ike Military Plan Split Between Governors
Stassen tested state sentiment on Eisenhower’s proposal for reciprocal aerial inspection of Soviet military sites during the 47th Governors Conference. Governors like Harriman and Stevenson weighed nomination timing while a Utah Republican urged backing a different Democratic ticket.
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Eisenhower
United States
Stassen
Stevenson’s Future Uncertain as Hamlet Like Figure In Play for 1956
Ellen Borden Stevenson says Adlai Stevenson remains undecided about running for president in 1956. While noting he has always been a indecisive figure, she says his exact plans are not known and he has not announced whether he will seek the Democratic nomination.
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Chicago
Adlai
Stevenson
Ellen Borden Stevenson
United Nations Disarmament Talks and U S Political Strife
Reports say the plan may be revived at a United Nations Disarmament subcommittee meeting as Nikolai Bulganin initially rejected but later signaled possible consideration. Eisenhower hinted new proposals via the U N group with Stassen assisting while governors debate political strategy and Adlai Stevenson’s 1956 prospects draw mixed reactions.
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United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Nicolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
U.N
Stassen
Adlai E. Stevenson
La Crosse Area Weather: Cool Tonight Then Pleasant Thursday
For La Crosse and vicinity the forecast calls for a fair sky with a little cooler air tonight. Thursday remains fair and pleasant with a low around 64 and a high near 82.
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la Crosse
Local Classifieds and Features Summary
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Mrs. Sullivan of La Crosse Dead At 86
Laurel B. Sullivan 86 of 317 Copeland Ave a La Crosse businesswoman and Democratic ward worker died after a long illness. She operated a North Side laundry starting 1907 and later a beauty shop in the Majestic Theater Building. She is survived by two sons two daughters two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 7:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. at St James Catholic Church. Burial in Catholic Cemetery.
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Copeland Ave
Pioneer City
la Crosse
Sullivan
North Side
Majestic Theater
Rock Island
Michael J
Daniel P
John J
Minneapolis
Orabell
William
Johanna) Lindeke
Seattle
Wash
Rose St
St. James Catholic Church
Peter Stoll
Dulles Urges Patience as Korea Faces Truce Crew Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles urged South Korea to refrain from violence while the United States vows to protect Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission members including Czechs and Poles. Across Inchon and other ports, demonstrations injured some Americans and Koreans as the drive to oust inspectors continued.
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South Korea
United States
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Korea
State Department
Lincoln White
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Truce Supervision
Sweden
Switzerland
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Poland
Seoul
Wolmi Island
U.S
Inchon
Kunsan
Pusan
Kangnung
Taegu
Whorea
Polio Vaccine Release Expanded for Public Use
The Public Health Service announced a new batch of Salk polio vaccine released for general use. Wyeth Laboratories, Marietta, Pa., produced 1,177,068 cubic centimeters, enough for one shot per cubic centimeter, for state or local agencies and private physicians.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
Milne Named New Officer at City Bank
George W. Milne, president of the Guaranty State Bank and Trust Co. in St. Cloud Minnesota, elected executive vice president of the National Bank of La Crosse. He will assume duties September 1 with staff expansion tied to President MacLachlan’s illness. Milne began banking in North Dakota at 23 as assistant cashier at Deering State Bank.
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George W. Milne
Guaranty State Bank and Trust Co
St. Cloud, Minn
Milne
Charles A. Hoeschler
George A. MacLachlan
MacLachlan
St. Cloud Bank
North Dakota
Deering State Bank
Governors urge special session for road bill action
Chicago reports Gov. Walter Kohler of Wisconsin and other governors urged President Eisenhower to call a special session of Congress to approve a federal highway program. They argued lack of action is a tragic failure and emphasized urgency from rising traffic, commerce, and defense needs. Gov. Theodore McKeldin joined calls for backing Eisenhower's plan.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Congress
Call For Action
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Kohler
Theodore R. McKeldin
Rmd
Fatal head on crash near Fond du Lac claims two lives
A head on collision on Highway 175 near the Fond du Lac city limits killed two men. Donald Bellmer, 19, of North Fond du Lac died Tuesday night, and Clayton Allen, 45, of Fond du Lac was injured fatally in the Sunday crash.
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Fond DU Lac
Donald Bellmer
North
Clayton Allen
Reserve Bill Signed Sets Out Nation’s Ready Reserve Rules
President Eisenhower signed a sweeping reserve bill shaping a massive Ready Reserve force. Draft eligible youths face three years active service after two years of active duty, plus a standby year. Under 18% may pursue three to six months training with four and a half years of reserve service. The act aims to raise total active reserve to about 2.9 million and bolster defense tied to scientific skill and critical industries. Policymakers foresee broader National Guard paths and possible one million AA calls in national emergencies.
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Kenneth D. Gilmore
Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Zk & Nv
Hurdied
National Guard
Hurricane Connie Threatens East Coast From South Carolina To Canada
Hurricane Connie held off a direct landfall as warnings spanned from Myrtle Beach to the Virginia Capes. Forecasters projected sustained winds near 125 mph with possible hurricane force by Thursday, while authorities evacuated and secured coastal areas from North Carolina to Canada.
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Virginia Capes
Connie
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New England
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Maine
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