Senator McCarthy assigns Surine to CIA probe without clearance
New York reports Sen. McCarthy names Donald Surine for a preliminary CIA investigation. Surine lacks federal security clearance, though he claims clearance. Washington sources say the assignment and clearance dispute may provoke subcommittee tensions. Allen W. Dulles denies CIA charges of Communist infiltration.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Donald Surine
Central Intelligence Agency
Surine
Washington
McCarthy
CIA
Washington Dispatches
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
the Times
Sen
FBI
Defense Department
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
ICIA
Sen. McCarthy
The
Herald Tribune
Allen W. Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Russ Team Wins Chess Tournament
Russia’s vaunted chess squad conquered America in a four round finale of a 32 game tourney at the Hotel Roosevelt. Larry Evans beat Mark Taimonov while David Bronstein swept Arnold Denker and Arthur Dake. Paul Keres appeared on track for a fourth victory when time expired. Tournaments concluded with Petrosyan defeating Bisguier and Byrne drawing Kotov as crowds packed the venue.
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New York
Russia
America
Samuel Reshevsky
Vassily Smyslov
Larry Evans
U.S
Mark Taimonov
Fpyvans
Taimonov
Evans
David Bronstein
Arnold Denker
Arthur Dake
Paul Keres
Max Pavey
Tigran Petrosyan
Arthur Bisguier
Robert Byrne
Alexander Kotov
Byrne
Donald
Yuri Auerbach
Hotel Roosevelt
Tim Vukabrat’s pollywog scooter helps ailing boy roam
Milwaukee children’s hospital story follows Tim Vukabrat who has lived in a waist down cast for 24 of 25 months. Occupational therapist Norma Smith creates a castered plywood scooter called the pollywog to aid movement and morale. He travels upright, stomach crawling, and eyes hopeful for braces after the cast.
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Milwaukee
Timothy Vukabrat
Children’s Hospital
Norma Smith
Tim
Miss Smith
George Vukabrat
Kohler Co Demands End To Violence At Plant
Sheboygan Kohler Co told Local 833 of the CIO United Auto Workers negotiations will resume only if violence and vandalism end. The dispute followed a beating of non striking worker Willard Van Ouwerkerk in Sheboygan Falls, with UAW man William Vinson charged with assault. The case against Vinson is pending as of June.
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Sheboygan
Kohler Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Lyman C. Conger
Emil Mazey
Detroit
UAW
Conger
Willard van Ouwerkerk
Sheboygan Falls
van Ouwerkerk
William P. Vinson
Vinson
West Proposes Ban on Nuclear Weapons
London report says Western powers call for an immediate ban on nuclear weapons with defense exception and a halt to military manpower and arms spending. Russia rejects the proposal in the same briefing.
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West
London
Local airman promoted to airman first class at Pine Castle
Earl L. Schlicht son of Mr and Mrs Carl R Schlicht resides Mormon Coulee Road has been promoted to airman first class at Pine Castle Air Force Base Orlando Florida He belongs to the 321st Field Maintenance Squadron and works as an electrical mechanic after 29 months in the Air Force He is a graduate of Dr Martin Luther College New Ulm Minnesota and was once connected with Voigt Packard and Leaths Furniture Store in La Crosse His address is 321st Field Maintenance Squadron Pine Castle Air Base Orlando Florida.
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Earl L. Schlicht
Carl R. Schlicht
Mormon Coulee Road
Pine Castle Air Force Base
Orlando
Fla
la Crosse
Pine Castle Air Base
Tiegs of Tomah elected president of Wisconsin Bankers Assn
Ray G. Tiegs 51 executive vice president of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tomah was chosen president of the Wisconsin Bankers Association at its Milwaukee three day convention. A Milwaukee native, Tiegs moved to Tomah in 1933 after varied banking work in Milwaukee. He served as wartime chief rationing officer for seven counties, was savings bond chairman for Marathon County since 1942, and received the Eisenhower Inaugurate Prayer award last month for volunteer service. He is a former Tomah Chamber president and school board member.
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Tomah
Wis
Ray G. Tiegs
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Wisconsin Bankers Assn
Milwaukee
Tiegs
American Institute of Banking
Wisconsin
Monro
Tomah Chamber of Commerce
Integrated School System
M. W. Irgens
Lancaster
New Association
James Musil
Neillsville
Trade Measure Frays as Reed Fights One Year Extension
Senate debate centers on a one year tariff extension amid party rifts. Senator Gore accuses President Eisenhower of bowing to protectionists while Sen. Reed leads Ways and Means against broader imports limits. A substitute plan by 22 Democrats and Senator Morse faces expected defeat as final votes loom.
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Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Ways and Means
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Knowland
Millikin
Senate
Sen
Morse
Oregon
Gore
D-Tenn
Douglas
D-Ill
Colorado
Japan
United States
Truman Feeling A Little Rough After Gall Bladder Surgery
Former President Truman, recovering from emergency gall bladder and appendix removal, showed a restless night with a fever up to 100 degrees. Dr. Wallace Graham cited nausea as a post antibiotic reaction and ordered intravenous feeding after a light morning meal.
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Kansas City
Harry&. Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman
Graham
Search Continues For Indiana Men And Plane
The air search for four Indiana men and their light plane missing since Saturday goes on in northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. A Civil Air Patrol pilot reported oil slick like discoloration in Lake Winnebago, later found to be sewer drainage from heavy rains. The plane bound from Crawfordsville to Crystal Falls has not been heard since refueling at Kohler airport Saturday morning.
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Green Bay
Indiana
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Civil Air Patrol
Lake
Winnebago
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crystal Falls
Mich
Kohler Airport
Death Notices: Mrs F H Scofield in Birmingham and Emil D Schultz
Death notices report Mrs F H Scofield died in Birmingham Alabama on June 22. Survivors include three daughters in St Louis Birmingham and Minneapolis. Graveside services set for 2 p m Saturday at Oak Grove Cemetery led by Rev Mark Andrews Sletten McKee in charge. Emil D Schultz, 73, died suddenly at his niece’s home in La Crosse with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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la Crosse
F. H. Scofield
Birmingham
Ala
Bayard
Helen) Tabor
St. Louis
Truman
Florence) Morrison
Sigurd
Harriet) Ueland
Minneapolis
Oak Grove
Mark Andrews
Sletten-McKee
Emil D. Schultz
Harry Keppel
Kohler Sees Talbott On Air Force Academy Site
Wisconsin Governor Kohler met with Air Force Secretary Talbott in Washington to discuss site options for the new academy. Three locations Lake Geneva Colorado Springs and Alton were under consideration with no hint of a final choice.
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Washington
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Air Force
Talbott
Air Force Academy
Lake Geneva
Wis
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alton
Kohler
Air Academy
Quartets Compete In Ninth SPEBSQSA District Contest
Twenty units will compete in the ninth annual chorus contest of the Land O'Lakes district at Wausau on Sunday. Calmer Browry of Madison, district president, reported Wednesday. SEBSQSA stands for the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America.
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Madison
Land O'Lakes
Spebsqsa
Wausau
Calmer Browry
Sebsqsa
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
County Court Daily Records La Crosse Notice
Karen G Wilhelm of Onalaska was fined ten dollars for driving without a license. Bud Thompson of La Crescent was fined ten dollars for allowing an unlicensed person to operate a car on the highway.
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Karen G. Wilhelm
2Nd Ave. S
Onalaska
Bud Thompson
la Crescent
Man Pleads Guilty In License Plate Alteration Case
Romaine R. Back of Eleva appeared in Justice Court before P. M. Paulson on a charge of unlawfully possessing altered metal license plates. He pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars plus 8.95 dollars costs. A separate 10 dollar fine was turned over to Whitehall. Wilbur Osgood forfeited 16.95 dollars after arrest for disorderly conduct. Henry Christianson paid 31.20 in fines and costs for live bait violations on the Wisconsin River. George E. Gongier paid 106.20 for fishing with an unlicensed flat net and net not closed. one net was confiscated.
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Romaine R. Back
Justice Court
P. M. Paulson
State Motor Vehicle Department
Whitehall
Justice Paulson
Wilbur Osgood Whitehall
Henry Christianson
Wauzeka
Wisconsin
George E. Gongier
Ferryville
Death toll in Hillsboro as Jacob Knadle dies at 74
Jacob Knadle 74 of Hillsboro Township died at his home Tuesday. He and his wife observed their golden anniversary in October 1953. Survived by four sons William Ernest Knadle James Emil, a daughter Mrs Joe Stowell and two sisters Mrs Henry Walker and Mrs Elizabeth Sterba. Funeral Friday at Hart Funeral Home with services at Congregational Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Knadle Cemetery near Hillsboro.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Jacob Knadle
Hillsboro Township
Knadle
William
Ernest Knadle
James
Viroqua
Emil
Yuba
Joe Stowell
Henry Walker
Elizabeth Sterba
Milwaukee
Hart Funeral Home
Congregational Church
J. Paul Tatter
Knadle Cemetery
Caledonia Man Wilhelm Pieper Dies at 78
Wilhelm Frederick Pieper 78 of Caledonia died Tuesday at his home. Born April 9 1876 in Caledonia he married Anna Heimerdinger Dec 19 1905. Survived by wife two sons Oswald Peiper Brownsville and Walter Barnard Kan two brothers John Pieper Caledonia Barney Wildrose N D two sisters Mrs George Goetzinger Cedra Wooley Wash and Mrs Telmer Veum La Crosse. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday Potter Funeral Home and 2 p.m. in St John Lutheran Church Rev Karl Gurgel officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Caledonia
Minn
Wilhelm Frederick Pieper
Pieper
Anna Heimerdinger
Crooked Creek
Oswald Peiper
Brownsville
Walter
Barnard
Kan
John Pieper
Barney
Adam
Wildrose
N.D
George Goetzinger
Cedra Wooley
Wash
Telmer Veum
la Crosse
Potter Funeral Home
St. John's Lutheran Church
Karl Gurgel
Evergreen Cemetery
Death of Mrs Fay Stratton in Wisconsin
Melrose Wisconsin reports the death on June 18 of Mrs Fay Stratton who died in Wauwatosa while living with her daughter Peg Griffin. Funeral services and burial were held in Union Grove. The Stratton family, long tied to a Melrose farm later owned by Bert Brown, left Melrose in the 1920s. Surviving are four daughters Lela Mildred Jovita and Guenevieve and one son Robert.
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Melrose
Wis
Fay Stratton
Wauwatosa
Peg Griffin
Union Grove
Stratton
Bert Brown
Lela
Mildred
Jovita
Guenevieve
Robert
Chicago cash grain prices and potato market report
Cash grain quotes show No 1 red wheat 1.934% and No 4 hard 1.874 with corn at 1.61 for No 1 yellow and No 2. Soybeans unavailable. Potato market notes arrivals 103 cars on track 322 and total U.S. shipments 906 with demand very good for reds at lower prices. market barely steady to slightly weaker with reds weaker. California whites at $4.60-4.75 Pontiacs $3.90-4.25 Alabama round reds $3.75 Arizona power $3.75-4.05 South Carolina Sebagos $3.35.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Alabama
Arizona Power
South Carolina
Sebagos
Iowa flood conditions ease as relief efforts continue
Des Moines area reports water levels receding with 7500 evacuees planning return within 24 hours. Highway 6 remains rerouted due to a flooded bridge while officials say the situation is manageable. President Eisenhower declares 19 Iowa counties disaster areas qualifying for federal aid.
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Boone
Hayes Street
East Side
Birdland Park
Eisenhower
Iowa
Williams
Beardsley
Sioux
Plymouth
Cherrokee
Woodbury
Minona
Harrison
Ida
Clay
Calhoun
Kossuth
Humboldt
Webster
Hamilton
Hancock
Cerro Gordo
Franklin
Hardin and
Polk
Farm Bill Extensions Debate Inside Senate
Senator Humphrey defended a two year farm bill extension while Senator Young and colleagues opposed both a one year and two year option. Young warned the two year plan would likely be vetoed, while a one year extension carried a slim chance of Senate approval and also facing veto risk.
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Humphrey
Young
Thye
Senate
Brief violations and arrests in Prairie du Chien area
Police listed multiple traffic offenses and minor charges. LeRoy Reevering aged 26 paid 59 dollars after June 18 arrest for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Albert Henns 20 paid 11.20 for intoxication. Oscar Olson 36 fined 12.20 for stop sign and U turn violations on June 13. Alvin Polodna 22 paid 11.20 for following too close after rear ending Doyland Cliff. Cliff was jaywalking at Blackhawk and Beaumont. incident at 12 45 a m June 21. Alfred Roberg charged with failing to shield half the roadway after collision with Lawrence David on Brisbois street about 8 15 p m June 20. Roger Peloch and Helen Kasparek Reed injured in collision at Haydn and Marquette Tuesday morning.
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LeRoy V. Reevering
Bagley
Albert R. Henns
Madison
Oscar J. Olson
Prairie du Chien
Alvin Polodna
Bridgeport
Doyland Cliff
Cliff
Blackhawk
Beaumont
Alfred M. Roberg
Lawrence H. David
Brisbois Street
Roger Peloch
Eastman
Helen Kasparek Reed
Haydn
Maruette
Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Summary
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Thunder showers mainly northern Wisconsin and local thundershowers in Minnesota with late Friday storms possible. Temperatures rise in Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota while Iowa remains hot and humid with cooler northwest tonight.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi River forecast from Hastings to Guttenberg
River readings show the Mississippi rising slightly above Lake Pepin due to Minnesota River flow. Levels stay near steady from Alma to above Winona, climb to 1 foot at Winona and 2 feet at La Crosse, cresting near 14 feet at Prairie du Chien by early Sunday. All tributaries fall with the main crest near Galesville Thursday.
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Guttenberg
Mississippi River
Lake Pepin
Minnesota River
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Winona
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Galesville Thursy
West Angered by Eden Proposal on Indochina Pact
Report says Dulles aides were angry that Eden gave no preliminary hint of his plan and added a new condition. The proposal centers on an anti-Communist security pact among Britain the United States France and Asian and Pacific nations to defend Indochina against Red conquest.
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Eden
Britain
United States
France
Indochina
Livestock Markets Report from Chicago and South St Paul
The report lists hours for buying hogs and cattle, price ranges for hogs by weight, cattle and calves markets with ranges for dry fed steers heifers bulls and lambs, plus Chicago produce and poultry prices and South St Paul cattle and hog trade data. Hog prices show gains with top end at 25.65 for a load, cattle steady to 25.25 for prime steers, calves down about 1.00, and poultry and eggs with mixed wholesale prices.
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Swift & Co
Bologna
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
South 8St. Paul
ST. Paul
Minn
Choice
Area Girls Officers In Girls State
279 girls from Wisconsin high schools attended the Badger Girls State conference hosted by the American Legion auxiliary and the University Extension Center. Officials were elected Wednesday night to lead area chapters including Maple City Elm City Oakwood City Ashby City and Chaseburg among others with names of mayors clerks treasurers supervisors and aldermen listed. University political science professor Leon Epstein urged delegates that parties serve a useful role, urging broad tolerance and unity rather than sharp division.
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Madison
Badger Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary of Wisconsin
University Exterson Center
Leon Epstein
Births Logged Across Several Wisconsin Hospitals
A multi-hospital birth notice lists numerous newborns from June 16 to June 24 at St. Ann's La Crosse Memorial Grandview Tomah Veterans Memorial Baraboo and others. The names include Teresa Ann Cace, Shannon Rae Noonan, and several daughters and sons born to families in La Crosse, Madison, Onalaska, Blair, De Soto, Rockland, Lansing, and surrounding areas.
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Leslie Lange
la Crescent
Bernice Bauer
James C. Carey
S. 25Th
Rene Silbaugh
Willard A. Elliott
de Soto
Kathryn Bohland
George R. Knutson
Blair
Elsie Ekern
Richard G. Morrell
Wilson St
Onalaska
Lucille Harris
Edward G. Roesler
Loretta Hauser
Bernard C. Rybarczyk
Rockland
Eileen Gronemus
Victor R. Zahn
la Crosse St
Jean Boisen
Shannon Rae
Raymond Noonan
Rose Mary Potaracke
la Crosse
Royal Neighbors Meet at Whitehall Odd Fellows Hall
Royal Neighbors will meet Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall in Whitehall Wisconsin for a special session. Members are urged to bring reports and plans for the upcoming charity drive and community events.
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Royal Neighbors
Whitehall
Wis
Odd Fellow
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