Officials warned against blocking state trunk highways
Minnesota mayors, council members and clerks were cautioned by State Highway Commissioner M. J. Hoffmann that they cannot detour traffic on trunk routes for community events. Officials risk personal liability for damages if such diversions cause injury, death, or property loss.
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ST. Paul, Minn
M. J. Hoffmann
Highway Department
Hoffmann
Minnesota
Democrats Announce Candidacies For State Jobs
Two Democrats in Madison announced bids for fall offices. Marguerite Benson of Milwaukee seeks secretary of state, in her first run for public office. Sverre Roang of Edgerton, a veteran attorney and former Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars leader, runs for lieutenant governor, after an earlier 1952 bid.
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Madison
Marguerite Benson
Milwaukee County Democratic Organization
Charlies Benson
Milwaukee Press Club
Sverre Roang
Edgerton
Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roang
The
Wisconsin Bar Association
University of Wisconsin
Ag Committee Wrangles On Dairy Surplus
The House Agriculture Committee debates dairy surplus control and diverted acres policies. Former chair Harold D. Cooley warns against Secretary Benson dictating farmer land use while noting Farm Bureau support. The draft bill includes dairy parity, disposal programs, school lunch milk use, and subsidies, with Wisconsin lawmakers not commenting yet.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Congress
Benson
Cooley
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wisconsin
Magnani Signs for US Film in Rose Tattoo
Hollywood producer Hal Wallis signs Italian star Anna Magnani for her first American picture Rose Tattoo, co starring Burt Lancaster. Magnani arrives in September for the Tennessee Williams adaptation debuting in the U.S. film capital.
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Anna Magnani
Hollywood
Hal Wallis
Burt Lan
Caster
Tennessee Williams
Miss Magnani
Sanitation and safety rules urged for public pools
Wisconsin health officials urge proper sanitation and safety in outdoor pools. Steel or cement construction with light bottoms aids visibility. water must be changed every eight hours and kept disinfected. Bathhouses, open dressing areas, lifeguards on duty, and safe diving board depth are emphasized to prevent infections and accidents.
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Carl N. Neupert
Wisconsin
America
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