Officers remove burned girl from church amid protest in Missouri
In Springfield Missouri officers stormed an Ozarks Mountain church after protests by congregants to rescue Ruth Carder a 16 year old girl burned and held without medical care for 24 hours. Church members had prayed for healing before she was taken by police from the Free Pentecost Mission.
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Springfield
Ozarks Mountain
Ruth Carder
Free Pentecost Mission
Mountain Grove
Cora ‘Carder
Crippled Youth Enjoy Camp Wawbeek Outings At Dells
Crippled children from across Wisconsin enjoy two week sessions at Camp Wawbeek in Wisconsin Dells this summer. La Crosse County youths listed include Lynette Becker Christine Christianson Toni Culp Randolph Diekroeger Maureen Flannery Nancy Freitag Joyce Garbers William Gaumer Harold Gruen Michael Heckelbeck Duane Hieke Joyce Jacobs Barbara Krock Charles Loveland George Mroch Shirley Novak Roger Overson Michael Sauer Michael Sordahl Ruth Theissen David Thill Patty Vinson Dorothy Woeffel and their families. The camp runs until September 14 with over 500 participants each year in this Easter Seal project.
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Camp Wawbeek
Wisconsin Dells
la Crosse County
Wawbeek
Lynette Becker
Orval Becker
Playfield Ave
la Crosse
Christian Christianson
Casper Christianson
Jackson St
Toni Culp
Robert Culp
Randolph Diekroeger
Raymond Diekroeger
Winnebago St
Maureen Flannery
Ambrose Flannery
S. 10Th St
Nancy Frietag
Norman Freitag
S. 9Th Ave
Onalaska
Joyce Garbers
Ray Schneider
Box
West Salem
William Gaumer
Robert Gaumer
S. 13Th St
Harold Gruen
Leonard Gruen
Avon St
Michael Heckelbeck
Harold Heckelbeck
Clinton St
Duane Hieke
Dale Hieke
Liberty St
Joyce Jacobs
Theodore Jacobs
Kane St
Barbara Krock
Arnold Krock
Charles Stafford Loveland
Warren Loveland
Main St
George Mroch
William Mroch
S. 9Th St
Shirley Novak
Andrew Novak
Green Island
Roger Overson
Chester Overson
21St Terrace
Michael Sauer
Bernard Sauer
Michael Sordahl
Frederick Sordahl
East Ave. S
Ruth Theissen
Frank Theissen
Charles St
David Th
Community Chest leaders set agenda at Wisconsin meeting
John T. Sleik Theron Cartwright and Barbara A. Varga attended the Wisconsin Community Chests and Councils annual meeting at Memorial Union UW Madison. Discussions covered campaign organization budgeting and publicity. Local groups aided Camp McCoy and the YMCA while Zonta hosted hostesses for weekend gatherings.
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Community Chest and Welfare Federation
Madison
John T. Sleik
Theron Cartwright
CIO
Labor Participation Committee
Barbara A. Varga
Wisconsin Community Chests and Councils
Memorial Union
University of Wisconsin
Waterman Baldwin
United Givers Fund
Robert Hicks
Community Welfare Council
Milwaukee
Roy E. Kumm
la Crosse
USC
Camp McCoy
YMCA
Zonta
Sam Levy
Arthur Hahn
Hazel Leicht
Esther Dahl
Grace Castor
Myrtle Oltman
Leroy Vitale
Six Die Under Train in Tokyo Rail Disaster
Six persons were killed and seven injured today when a guard rail collapsed and hurled them beneath a passing train at a Tokyo railway station.
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Tokyo
Democrats seek population based redistricting plank
At Oshkosh convention Democrats will push a platform plank demanding immediate reapportionment by population under the state constitution. DOC chairman James E. Doyle expects passage despite rural objections, contrasting GOP calls for a constitutional referendum on area based Senate election.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Democratic Organizing
DOC
James E. Doyle
GOP
Senate
Plank
Edna Bowen
Lancaster
Platform Committee
Platform
Department of Taxation
Miss Bowen
Doyle
Forces Won't Compromise On Texas Delegates
Rep Hugh Scott said Eisenhower forces will never compromise on Texas delegates. He arrived in Denver to meet Gen Eisenhower and reported rising delegate strength, warning that a floor fight in Chicago could help the Democrats in November.
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Texas
Rep
Scott
Denver
Hugh Scott
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Unusual raise and widow hiring plan offered in Lancaster
Bearings Company of America proposes a 5 percent raise for male workers for each child under 17 and a preferential hiring plan for widows of active employees. Local 1035 CIO United Steelworkers, with about 350 production workers, did not indicate a response. Buy Savings Bonds.
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Lancaster
Bearings Company of America
CIO
United Steelworkers
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Garner Moody
Baker
Dells
Red Feather
la Crosse Camera Club
Camera Club
Robert S. Knowles
Frederick Pedersen
Northern Engraving Company
American Library Association
Abilene
Senator Vandenberg
Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donald Day
Roosevelt
Fdr
Louis Snyder
Richard Morris
B.C
A.D
Julius Caesar
Great Britain
Davy Crockett
the Alamo
Ernest Cowper
Lusitania
Duke of Windsor
Columbus
Korea
News of the Nation
Sylvan Hoffman
C. Hartley Graham
Allan Nevins
T. Harry Williams
Lincoln
Grant
Sheldon
Eleanor Glueck
Frank J. Cohen
Gluecks
Cohen
New York City
Paul Blanshard
Deodorizer
Demos
Arthur Bystrom
Tribune
Camp Waubeek
Jeanette Jahn
Dee Spiegel
S. 10Th
Janice Fish
Liberty
Bruce Boyd
Reedsburg
Boyd
Richard Rice
Pewaukee
Joseph Chisholm
Chippewa Falls
People of
America
Daily Shopping Guide of the
Bureau OF Advertising
Associatio
LA Crosse Tribune
CLL
Volulha
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