Assembly Rejects Compulsory Egg Grading Proposal
Wisconsin legislators defeated a proposal for compulsory egg grading, voting against prohibiting sale of ungraded eggs to consumers except on farms. Debate highlighted producer and retailer opposition and claims the bill favored egg buyers and would burden small retailers with licensing and labeling requirements.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Assembly
Ora Rice
Walworth County
Assembly Committee On Agriculture
British minister rejects Russian nuclear ban plan
Cmdr Allan Noble says Moscow's proposal for a complete ban and renunciation of nuclear weapons is unrealistic. He also dismisses a Russia plan for stock destruction as impractical due to lack of safeguards.
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London
Allan Noble
Russia
Doctors and dentists avoid draft for next year
The military says 5100 physicians and 2700 dentists are needed from July 1 through June 30, 1958, with volunteers likely earning officer commissions. Changes to the regular draft law may allow conscription of doctors after July 1 if needed, while preserving officer status for volunteers.
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Defense Department
Congress
American Medical Assn
Department
Fishing course draws students from across states to North Carolina coast
The annual sports fishing short course at North Carolina State College teaches at 4 a.m. with about 100 students from Illinois to New York. Fred Barkalow directs wildlife management teaching and research while field trips and expert panels cover fish habits, tackle use, and fishery management. The program, held since 1952, combines seminars with deep sea fishing on the Gulf Stream off Cape Hatteras.
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North Carolina State College At
Raleigh
Illinois
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
North Carolina
Kitty Hawk
Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Fred Barkalow
State
Cape Hatteras
Smith warns against US Russia H-bomb pact
Rep. SmithWis said signing a Russia ban on the H-bomb would put him in personal crisis. He argued Communists have broken past agreements and seek to disarm America while shifting public opinion toward banning the H-bomb. He warned the real threat is to American liberty from Communist influence.
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Washington
Smith
R-Wis
Russia
House
America
Sith
Communist Party
Classified rush in 2040 Diaz era prompts buyers renters workers
In a hurry to attract buyers renters and workers the 2040 classified section highlights rapid listings and promotions. The page emphasizes quick moves and short deadlines for housing jobs and sales with a busy market tone.
Nine year old drafts last will during tornado alert
Tulsa boy Ted Cobb son of Patrolman Ty Cobb made a playful last will and testament during a tornado alert. He taped it to his chest and left his possessions to friend George Draper Junior if he isn’t blown away first.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ted Cobb
Ty Cobb
George Draper Junior
Wisconsin registers 1452 aircraft and 31 dealers
The State Department of Aeronautics reports about 1 452 aircraft are maintained in Wisconsin in operating condition based on current registrations. Operators must hold a state license in place of local personal property tax. The department also notes 31 fixed base aviation operators licensed as aircraft dealers in the state.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Aeronautics
Department
Matles Seeks New Trial After Denaturalization
James J. Matles 48 a Brooklyn based UEW organizer seeks a new trial citing a Supreme Court ruling on withholding information. He was convicted of lying to conceal Communist activities when he became a citizen in 1934 and had his citizenship revoked by Judge Walter Bruchhausen on March 26.
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New York
James J. Matles
Brooklyn
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Matles
United Electrical Workers
Walter Bruchhausen
Twins go separate ways in Navy careers at Annapolis
The McManes twins Spencer and Kenmore McManes graduate with 848 midshipmen from the Naval Academy and will report to the cruiser Toledo in Long Beach California and the carrier Hancock in Alameda California. Their father Rear Admiral Adin M McManes will pin their shoulder boards. The brothers agree to separate assignments and take individual responsibility after 21 years together with four years at the academy.
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Navy
Annapolis
McManes
Hancock
Spencer
Kenmore
Adin
Kenmore M. McManes
Atlantic Fleet
Spence
Toledo
Long Beach
Calif
Ken
Alameda
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