Illinois City Aid Sought To Ease Municipal Finances
Governor Stevenson urged the legislature to empower Chicago and downstate cities to resolve budget woes. He noted Chicago’s looming crisis and limited state funds but did not specify how aid should be provided. Mayor Kennelly led Chicago delegates seeking bipartisan city relief during a special session.
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Springfield
Ill
Stevenson
Illinois
Chicago
Treasuries
Martin H. Kennelly
Kennelly
Executive Mansion
Music for Surgery Helps Relax Patients at U of Chicago
The University of Chicago clinics use Music for Surgery to soothe patients during operations. The Nathan Goldblatt Memorial Hospital expansion includes music facilities for six operating rooms. Patients hear preferred selections via wall speakers or earphones, aiding anesthetists and reducing anesthetic needs.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Nathan Goldblatt Memorial Hospital
Victor Herbert
Perry Como
Peter and the Wolf
Lester R. Dragstedt
Joel Willard
Egypt
University of Chicago Medical Clinics
State Marines Table Boost For McCarthy
The Wisconsin chapter of the Marine Corps league tabled a resolution praising U. S. Senator Joseph McCarthy. The Green Bay detachment proposed the measure, but 250 delegates at the state convention declined to back it and set it for discussion at Oct. 15. McCarthy, Appleton Republican, served as a Marine captain duringWorld War II.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Marine Corps League
U. S
Joseph McCarthy
League
State Department
Kenneth Wagnitz
McCarthy
Appleton
Marine Corps
Shortages In Newsprint Not Ended
Washington newsprint shortage continues as ANPA official says U S newspapers use more paper than suppliers can provide. May stocks averaged 30 days, down from a 10 year average of 40 days, with no suspension of publication reported. Canada denies collusion to raise prices.
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Washington
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U. S
Cranston Williams
ANPA
House
Williams
House Judiciary
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
Celler Group
Canada
Racine Woman Found Innocent In Shooting
Rose Valente was found innocent by reason of insanity in the shooting death of her husband Rocco. Circuit Judge Alfred L. Drury committed her to Mendota state hospital. An appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court was planned, citing alleged trial errors.
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Racine
Wis
Rose Valente
Rocco
Alfred L. Drury
Mendota State Hospital
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Arthur Lucareli
Former Mayo Staffer Dies At Fond du Lac
Dr. Ernest V. Smith Sr. 70, former Mayo Clinic staff member and head of the Wiley Smith clinic in Fond du Lac, died Saturday night at his home. Survived by widow, three sons E V Smith Jr Eugene Joseph all of Fond du Lac and a daughter Mrs Kenneth C Bender Minneapolis. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Ernest V. Smith
Mayo Clinic
Wiley-Smith Clinic
E. V. Smith, Jr
Eugene
Joseph
Kenneth C. Bender
Minneapolis
Sen. Smith Praised At Farm Bureau Meeting
At a Midwest Farm Bureau training school in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin about 1 200 people heard praise for Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine for denouncing tactics used by Senator McCarthy in exposing communism in government Mrs Sayre and Allan Kline were highlighted for courage in defending actions not always popular with members The address also featured criticism of high farm support prices and notes on rice farming advances reducing harvest labor needs and costs
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Sen. McCarthy
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Associated Women of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
Associated Country Women of the World
Midwest Farm Bureau Training School
Sen. Smith
Dent
Federation
Romeo E. Short
Brinkley, Ark
Short
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