Dulles TV Talk Covers Europe Trip and Far East
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will discuss his Europe trip and the Austrian Peace Treaty signing along with Far East developments on WKBT Channel 8 Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 5 50 p.m. He will be introduced by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Kiddies Hour runs 4 30 p.m. to 6 p.m. that same Tuesday.
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John Foster Dulles
Europe
Far East
WKBT
Howard Dahl
WKET
Dulles
Pres
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dahli
States react to vaccine rollout as inspectors assess Wyeth plant
The states consider immediate use of released vaccine while inspectors move to Wyeth Inc in Philadelphia. Lilly reports 3.6 million cubic centimeters approved with 378 000 more for children. Lilly says most shipments already sent. remaining doses await orders from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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New England to see cooler temps from northerly flow
Central Gulf States and a northerly flow will push cooler weather into northern New England. Fair skies are forecast for the northeast corner and the southwest. Partly cloudy conditions are expected across the rest of the nation.
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First Congregational Church Elects 1955 Officers
The 103rd annual meeting at First Congregational Church Losey Blvd and Main St elected Q. H. Hale moderator and re elected Robert Neu church clerk. Officers for one year begin June 1 included Bartheld treasurer Dan iell assistant treasurer Hawkins bookkeeper Holley auditing chair Winter head usher and many others. Dinner followed the covered dish supper.
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Losey Blvd
Main St
Fred W. Hyslop
Q. H. Hale
Robert Neu
A. W. Bartheld
Building Fund
D. B. Daniell
Richard Hawkins
H. Newell Holley
Edward Fotland
G. J. Winter
Franklin Pamperin
Russell Aldrich
Edythe Riebe
Paul Gotterdam
M. Thomas Reynolds
al. C. ‘Rooks
James O. Ash
Groesbeck
Tex
Roger Fie
Limestone County
Milford Cowley
Elwood Nicol
Robert Farnam
Jessie Caldwell
Alice
Dickson
Walter Woods
Harold Kraus
Chester
Oien
Holland Robb
Births at Lutheran Hospital and Lansing residents
May 13 at Lutheran Hospital a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John N. Baumer at 1918 Trav is St Patricia Ann Fuller. Mrs Alvin R Thompson Mtd R 42 Laura Zillig. May 4 a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Walter R Busch at 1324 Avon St Jackalean Johnson. Lansing Iowa May 11 a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Harold Marti.
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Travis St
Patricia Ann Fuller
Alvin R. Thompson
Mtd. R
Laura Zillig
Walter R. Busch
Avon St
Jackalean Johnson
Lansing
Iowa
Harold Marti
Burro Returns Home After Ticklish Police Stunt
Fairfield officers face a stubborn burro that followed milkman John Renchansky on his route. After two attempts to redirect it, Edward Sterling is called. Officer Ambrose Smith tickled the burro's nose and led the animal toward the Sterling home, where it finally headed home.
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John Renchansky
Renchansky
Edward Sterling
Ambrose Smith
Rendhansky
Smith
Sterling
Monroe County Begins Polio Vaccination Drive
Monroe County will start Salk polio vaccinations on Tuesday with Miss Beata Geiger, county nurse. The schedule lists town by town clinics at high schools in Sparta Cashton Tomah Kendall Wilton and Norwalk with a total of 1353 children to be vaccinated and local physicians volunteering.
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Monroe County
Beata Geiger
Cashton
Tomah
Kendall
Wilton
Norwalk
Readable Stock Ticker Fragment From Market Page
Partial OCR of a historical market listing shows miscellaneous stocks and percent ranges including National Tool Paragon Northw Banc Koehring Trane Ray-O-Vac Allis-Chalmers Wis. Pub. Serv. Cit. L. & F. Pid. Royal Dutch and others with varied price quotes.
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Melleman
Carer Ae Paragon
Northw. Banc
Koehring Co
Trane Co
Ray-O-Vac
No. States
Salfway Steel
Allis-Chalmers
la Crosse Tel
Wis. Pub. Serv
Wis P. & St
Royal Dutch
Clark O&r Com i
Livestock and Hogs Market Report From Chicago Downs
The report shows mixed hog prices by weight with steady to tight ranges for butchers and sows, plus cattle and lambs at steady to higher bids. Hog prices span 14.75 to 17.50 for various weights, cattle bids note fed steers 18.00 to 21.50, and lambs 12.00 to 18.00, with regional listings from Chicago and South St. Paul markets and Chicago produce notes.
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Fed Heifers Choice
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Imost
South ST. Paul
Minn
Chicago Poultry
Water Main Break Shuts U.S. Steel South Side Plant
A 48 inch water main burst in Chicago flooded the U.S. Steel South Chicago works and nearby blocks, forcing an overnight shutdown. Battalion Chief Edward Johnson estimated the damage at $250000, with water covering plant grounds and surrounding residences.
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U. S. Steel
South Side
Battalion
Edward Johnson
South Chicago
Shepherd dog seeks seeing-eye master in San Diego
A year-old German shepherd at the city pound in San Diego is blind with no injuries found. Acting poundmaster Fred Wood says the dog, calm and silent, could be trained as a seeing-eye companion if claimed before possible humane action.
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Calif
Fred Wood
Wood
Austria’s Neutrality Debate Echoes Swiss Model
The article notes near misses and choices shaping Austria’s stance after WWII. Stalin urged an attack via Switzerland at Yalta, but Roosevelt and Churchill refused. Soviet talks in Vienna emphasize neutrality similar to Swiss, while borders and costs loom large.
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Switzerland
Yalta
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Germany
Vienna
Weather record for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa briefing
The forecast covers Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with mostly cloudy conditions cool and windy tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers expected in northern Wisconsin and near Lake Michigan with drizzle and showers further northwest. Minnesota sees wind and coolness with showers north and west, then cooler in the south and west Tuesday. Iowa anticipation includes increasing clouds and a few thundershowers in the extreme west spreading Tuesday evening.
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Lake Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Car Driver Fined and Loses License in Drunk Driving Case
George Wilson Jr., 26, of Route 1, was fined $100 in county court and had his license revoked for one year after driving on the wrong side and forcing Patrolman Jack Haack off the road. He admitted drinking 15 to 20 beers and registered a .25 alcohol level on the alcometer, above the legal .15 threshold.
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Jack Haack
Haack
Wilson
Alcometer
Pistol Packin Grandma Foils South Side Stickup
Chicago report says 43 year old grandmother Marie Hoenecke spotted a man entering her restaurant. He announced a stickup but she grabbed a .45 pistol and charged him. The gunman fled after one look at her and another at the weapon.
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Chicago
Marie Hoenecke
South Side
Grandma Hoenecke
Milford voters elect board pledging continued segregation
Milford Delaware voters turned out in heavy numbers to elect a new four member school board that has pledged to continue racial segregation. The election drew 3260 votes from a district that usually casts about 1000. ryant Bowles of the NAAWP voiced support for the winning slate, though organizers denied ties to the group.
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Milford
Del
Ryant Bowles
National Assn. For
NAAWP
Six Firemen Hurt In Milwaukee Moose Club Blaze
Six Milwaukee firefighters were injured in a five alarm blaze that gutted the Moose Club. The fire threatened Art Institute buildings next door as crews fought flames from the roof and collapsed beams. Art Institute officials said about half a million dollars in art appeared undamaged.
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Milwaukee Art Institute
Edwin Wischer
Laverecome
Art Institute
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Civil War Vet in Blackstone Reaches 109th Birthday
Gen John B Salling a Virginia Civil War veteran and one of four Confederate survivors marked his 109th birthday with a three tier cake a special hat and greetings from state and national leaders While living in Blackmore he sat on his porch with family and friends and wore a Confederate uniform plus many reunion medals His Civil War service included digging saltpetre for gunpowder
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FT. Blackmore
Virginia
United States
Virginnia
John B. Salling
Hughie McKaney
Bristol
City School Grades Note Health Event
Parents of Washington School children in kindergarten through sixth grade are invited to a National Health Week program on Wednesday May 18 at 2 15 p m on the Washington School playground chaired by Mrs Florence Whiting with help from teachers and cadet teachers from La Crosse State College The program features eight presentations by grade level and staff including games folk dances story play health play Swedish folk dance stunts square dancing and Virginia Reel with various teachers and student participants all listed.
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Florence Whiting
la Crosse State College
Nelson
Dunkirk
Whiting
Miss Herens
Dr. Goods
Richard Violette
Thomas Peterson
Lorna Miller
Bruce Erdman
Mary Ann Kteldigelt
Kathy Hanson
Linda Wang
Barbara Buchda
Gloria Ross
Keith Darneal
Terry Guenther
Karen McNulty
Linda Livingston
Miss Olson
Four power plan aims to carve neutral belt from Sweden to India
Big Four leaders plan a neutral federation stretching from Scandinavia through Germany to Yugoslavia and beyond into the Moslem world ending in India and Indonesia. Khrushchev and Tito are expected to discuss this neutrality concept during a Belgrade visit later this month.
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Germany
Yugoslavia
India
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Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Belgrade
Loiterer Turns Out To Be Coal Shoveler With Cash
Omaha police pick up Tom James Dalton a 59 year old loiterer at the public library. He proves his claim by producing a billfold with 2755 dollars and 96 cents in cash and bank books showing deposits over 3000 dollars. He says he saved the money from coal shoveling and plans to use it for independence at retirement. He declines bonds and social security beyond what he expects.
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Omaha
Tom James Dalton
Tom
Ted Pike
Silver Wings for First Lt Knothe in Texas
First Lt William Knothe son of Mr and Mrs Clem H Knothe of 22 5 21st St received his silver wings at Goodfellow Air Force Base Texas after basic multi engine training He earned his commission through the Air Force officer course He is a Wisconsin University graduate married to Jessie Carell Kensola Wis with two children Lyna and Gail
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Clem H. Knothe
21St St
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Tex
Air Force
Knothe
University of Wisconsin
Jessie Carell
Kensola
Wis
Lyna
Gail
Two Women Suffer Hip Fractures in La Crosse Falls
Two elderly La Crosse women were hospitalized after hip fractures from falls. Dora Thompson 80 of 1503 Liberty Street broke her right hip at 5 37 p m in her ward. Katherine Baumann 86 of 1229 Farnam Street broke her right hip at 3 11 p m in her home.
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la Crosse
Dora Thompson
Liberty St
Katherine Baumann
Farnam St
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