Wisconsin GOP Congressmen Back Davis for Senate Seat
Wisconsin Republicans in the House largely back Rep. Glenn R. Davis for the Senate against Sen. Alexander Wiley. Rep. Byrnes, Laird, Van Pelt, and Withrow pledge support, while Wiley hopes for indirect Eisenhower backing through White House contact and allied signals.
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Glenn R. Davis
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Legion Listening Post Calendar And Picnics Planned
Weekly Legion events include a good fellowship night on Mondays and a drum corps on Tuesdays with daily cocktail hour from 4 30 to 6 30 p m. June stag picnic plans proceed chaired by Elmer Williams, time and place to be announced. A family picnic will follow in two to three weeks and delegates to the department convention in Eau Claire have been chosen with 15 named members and three alternates.
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Eau Claire
Robert Counts
Harvey Mann
William Weigel
James Simpson
Earl Wilhelm
Herb Troyer
Carl Scheel
Frank Schneider
Paul Wiemerslage
C. F. Evans
James Miller
George Hetherington
Frank Devine
James Peterson
Clyde Allen
Legion Post Names 1957 Officers At June Meeting
Leo Emil Sinnegar among selections for all posts. Nomination committee has proposed officers with floor nominations possible at the June 13 post meeting. Installation set for June 23 at countywide party with all county post commanders invited.
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Leo Emil Sinnegar
Picketing at Gisholt Co After Contract Expiry in Madison
Pickets began marching Sunday in Madison after the United Steelworkers Local 1,404 rejected Gisholt Machine Co offer. Ray Skinner said union members voted unanimously to turn down a proposal to raise pay by 18 cents an hour over three years.
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Deaf Bishop Watches Blank TV Set in Naples
In Naples, Italy, an Anglican bishop traveling from Africa is puzzled by a blank television screen at a hotel. Charles Mercer recalls the moment as the bishop expresses interest in TV programs while staff note the set will start in about 15 minutes.
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