McCarthy Probe May Be Delayed by Chairman Warning
Sen Wat kins said the special Senate committee examining charges against Sen McCarthy may postpone its public hearings for a few days beyond the Aug 30 start date. Chadwick, named as counsel, pledged impartial work while Williams refused to accept part of a $10,000 fund for McCarthy's defense. Chadwick prepared to meet any deadline, saying he has no memory of a 1947 Marshall praise speech but would remain objective.
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Watkins
Utah
Senate
McCarthy
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Chadwick
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Williams
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House
George Marshall
Congressional Record
Marshall
Gen. Marshall
Admiral Reviews Chiang Outposts In Formosa Visit
The U S embassy says Adm Felix B Stump Pacific commander inspected a small Nationalist island outpost near the Chinese mainland. The report hints Washington may shield the offshore strongholds under the 7th Fleet as Vice Admiral Phillips may visit Taiwan to talk with Nationalist leaders about Communist threats to the islands.
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Formosa
U. S
Adm
Felix B. Stump
Pacific
China
United States
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Stump
Tachen Islands
Che| Kiang
Taipei
William Phillips
7Th Fleet
Alfred M. Pride
Stock Price Slide Follows Steel Dip
New York stocks edged lower today amid moderate trading. Leaders rising included Chrysler Packard Goodrich Northrop Lockheed General Dynamics General Electric Kennecott Dome Mines American Dynamics and others while declines hit U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Douglas Aircraft Boeing American Tobacco Allied Chemical American Telephone Phelps Dodge Southern Railway and U S Gypsum.
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New York
Chrysler
Packard
Goodrich
Northrop Aircraft
Lockheed
General Dynamics
General Electric
Kennecott
Dome Mines
American Dyanamids
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Pacific
Standard Oil
Loew's
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
American Tobacco
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Phelps Dodge
Southern Railway
U. S. Gypsum
Duke Sails For Home From Canada Visit
The Duke of Edinburgh sailed for home aboard the royal yacht Britannia after an informal three week visit to Canada, departing Goose Bay Labrador and ending the Canadian tour.
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Goose Bay
Labrador
Duke of Edinburgh
Britannia
Canada
Mass polio prevention drive nets 2000 shots in Green County
More than 2000 children under 16 and pregnant mothers received gamma globulin polio preventive injections in a countywide program ending at St. Clare hospital. About 1758 shots were given at the hospital, with nearly 300 more at physicians’ offices. The program cost the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis between 20000 and 21000 dollars, and Green County is first in Wisconsin to offer such a mass injection. Volunteers and St. Clare Hospital Auxiliary aided, with all services free.
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St. Clare Hospital
Leland L. Lamboley
Green County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Foundation
Lison
Wisconsin
Green County Medical Society
St. Clare Hospital Auxiliary
Adlai Charges Myths Exploded at Illinois Rally
Adlai E Stevenson told a Springfield crowd at the Illinois State Fair that voters are disillusioned with President Eisenhower’s great crusade and that myths are exploding after 18 months of Republican rule. He said Republicans reap a bitter harvest of disunion and broken promises to the people. U S Sen Paul H Douglas joined, criticizing farm policies and GOP purges, calling the party irresponsible and incapable. The Democratic Day program came before Eisenhower’s scheduled appearance at a Republican event the next day.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Ilinois
U.S
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Douglas
Red Tape in India Delays U S Planes
Four U S Air Force Flying Boxcars returning to Germany after delivering relief supplies to flood struck East Pakistan were delayed nearly six hours by Indian red tape near Calcutta. It was the third delay this week on mercy flights over India. Indian officials blamed slow delivery of clearance instructions from Delhi after the aircraft paused at Dum Dum Airfield.
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Inuia Wi
U.S. Air Force
Germany
East Pakistan
India
Calcutta
Dum Dum
Dacca
Wisconsin 32nd Infantry Faces Reversals In Camp McCoy Drills
At Camp McCoy Wisconsin the 32nd Infantry Division of the National Guard battled a mock invader on hills south of Black River Falls. The 127th Infantry Regiment advanced five miles to seize two high ground objectives while the 12th Infantry met heavy enemy armor and infantry and halted short of its goal. The 426th Infantry Regiment moved up to replace the 128th as it regrouped, then the command post shifted forward and ran normally from a new location. About 1 000 troops participated in the second day of the three day exercise with Fifth Army umpires evaluating responses for a post exercise critique. Other division units conducted field operations and cooperative training in infantry and armor.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Black River Falls
127Th
12Th
128Th
Fifth Army
Madras Editor Tours U S Dairy Town Visit
V. Mayan assistant news editor of The Mail in Madras India arrives for a three day study visit to a Midwest dairy farming community and a daily newspaper plant. Rajan travels from Verona and will stay with The Evening Times and E C Hamilton residence before returning to the Lehman home for weekend plans and Madison visits.
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Monroe
Rajan
Evening Times
E. C. Hamilton
Verona
Roland
Lehman
Barth
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Madison
Dr. Nathan E. Bear Named Green County Hospital Trustee
Clarence W. Loveland announced the appointment of Dr. Nathan E. Bear to fill the unexpired term of Alvin C. Schmid on the Green County hospital board. Schmid, a Monroe resident, died August 6 leaving nearly two years of his term. Bear's term will end in April 1956 and the appointment awaits board approval at the November session.
Typhoon Sweeps Japan Killing Dozens Across Islands
A fierce typhoon battered southern Japan then moved toward Osaka, with winds over 100 miles an hour. National police reported 15 dead 21 missing and 26 injured on Kyushu and Shikoku as the storm unleashed rain and destruction.
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Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Kyushu
Shikoku
Planning Group Seeks Expanded Downtown Business Zone
Planning Commission and City Council discussed a proposed zoning change to add about 10 blocks to the downtown business district. The plan envisions converting mixed residential areas along 15th to 44th avenues and 8th to 12th streets into business zones to relieve cramped growth and spur future expansion despite expected resident opposition. Public hearings will follow if the ordinance is drafted.
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44Th Avenue
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8Th Street
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20Th Avenue
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
13Th Street
Bruce M. Blum
Hammer and Tong
Blum
Roger Elmer
Arthur C. Benkett
Plant Workers Seek Travel Pay From City Council
City disposal plant workers asked for a car allowance, arguing 50 miles weekly travel and on call emergencies justify it. Letter signed by Adolph Wandfluh and Alfred Waelchli was referred to the finance committee. The council also logged the resignation of city engineer Milton Schroeter effective Sept. 1 with potential part time duties post. Grace Lutheran church seeks two signs near 9th Street and 20th Avenue, septic tank approval at 903 23rd Street, operator licenses to Bennet, Thorpe, and Roberty, and debate over smoking in council chambers.
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Adolph Wandfluh
Alfred Waelchli
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Milton J. Schroeter
Schroeter
Board of Public Works
9Th Street
20Th Avenue
23Rd Street
Board of Health
Wilbert P. Bennet
Ray Thorpe
John B. Roberty
Alfred Henning Jr
Swiss cheese win at Wisconsin State Fair Martinez tops judges with 96.33
John Marty cheesemaker at the Davis Cheese factory wins the Governors Sweepstake prize for Swiss at the Wisconsin State Fair. Marty scored 96.33, with judges G Fred Galli, Gottlieb Werren, and Van Kneubuehl announcing results in Milwaukee. Second place went to John Stadelman of New Central factory Belleville on 95.33, third to John A Klarer of Barneveld on 95.08. Other Swiss placings include Walter Schild Juda and Albert Abplanalp Monroe among many exhibitors.
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John Marty
Davis
Browntown
Marty
Milwaukee
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Gottlieb Werren
Blue Mounds
van Kneubuehl
John Stadelman
New Central
Belleville
John A. Klarer
Barneveld
Albert Ablanalp
Richland Cheese Factory
Route 5
Ablanalp
Swi
Walter Schild
Juda
Werner Zimmerman
Warren
Arnold Zumkehr
Fred Minder
Monticelio
Edward Weber
Cuba
Shriners Name Roster for Annual Shrine KC Ball Game
Rees names two pitchers for the Shriners against the Knights of Columbus at Recreation Park Sunday. O N Johnson and Wilbur E Deininger will take the mound while Frank Haren will pitch for KC. Umpires Michael R Hyland and Frank D Kantro were chosen. The Shrine roster includes Clif ford Reasa Jacob Gruenewald Ray Montgomery and others. Proceeds aid crippled and underprivileged children.
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Nam Rees
Shrine
Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
Rees
O. N
Johnson
Wilbur E
Deininger
Shriners
Frank
Muzz) Haren
Shrine KC
Haren
Michael R
Hyland
Frank D
Kantro
Umvires
Clifford R
Dodger
Reasa
Jacob J
Gruenewald
Ray
Buzz
Grabber
Gallitz
Shrine-Kc
Masonic Temple
Sesson
Flexible Price Support Okayed by Congress
President Eisenhower has signed the flexible farm price supports bill after the Senate approved it 44 to 28 and the House earlier 208 to 47. The measure replaces rigid parity with a flexible system, authorizing the secretary of agriculture to set next year’s supports at 82 to 90 percent of parity for wheat, cotton, corn, peanuts, rice and tobacco, while dairy parity at 75 percent is extended and fluid milk included.
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Wachingimum
Enhower
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Wiley Heads to Paris to Review Aid Program
Sen. Alexander Wiley arrived in Paris to study the U S foreign aid program and voiced confidence in France as a partner and ally. He avoided comment on the European Defense Community treaty debate beyond trust in the French people's ultimate good judgment.
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Wiley
Paris
Alexander Wiley
U. S
France
Foreign Relations Committee
Teacher Institute Opens Tomorrow
A two day teachers institute begins at the Courthouse with nearly 150 teachers expected. County superintendent Mrs. Irene Powers says sessions focus on new and beginning teachers 10 am Friday 9 am. A morning program includes safety, health, reading, and light meter demonstrations by local professionals. The event aims to prepare rural teachers for the August 23 opening.
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Powers
Willis E. Mitchell
Unidershift
Stewart F. Kingston
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Ruth Chase
Louise Gersbacher
Cecile Schwinke
Early Morning Rain Douses Indhan County
A morning storm in Indhan County dropped 1.03 inches of rain with loud thunder and bright lightning. Wisconsin Power and Light reported only isolated transformer fuse damage and no injuries or county sheriff’s office damage. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to continue tonight with warmer, partly cloudy conditions tomorrow.
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We United Jeepnone Lord
Wisconsin Power and Light | O
Munich Riot as 1000 Strikers Face Police at Siemens Plant
About one thousand striking metal workers marched for an hour with four hundred police outside Munich's Siemens electrical plant. The protest is part of a nationwide 10 day strike affecting around 220,000 Bavarian metal workers.
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Munich
Germany
Siemens
United States weighs Korea troop withdrawals amid press reports
Diplomatic sources say Washington considers pulling three U S divisions from the Korean mainland while a Pentagon spokesman denies any early withdrawal. South Korean officials claim three of six divisions may depart by year end, with Seoul seeking to form three ROK divisions per U S division pulled out.
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United States
Pentagon
Korea
South Korean National Assembly
Seoul
Philip Han
Republic of Korea
State Department
Matthew Ridgway
Army
U. S
Far East
Ridgway
South Korea
Okinawa
Hawaiian Islands
Syngman Rhee
National Security Council
Rhee
ROK
U. N
Sheppard Denies Slaying of Wife in Bay Village
Dr. Samuel Sheppard, jailed in Ohio, proclaims innocence in his wife Marilyn Sheppard’s July murder. He says a prowler caused his injuries and notes plans for a second child named Stephen Allen. He was rearrested after a grand jury indictment for first degree murder.
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Lunvenany UK
Samuel
Sheppard
Marilyn
Stephen Sheppard
Bay View Hospital
Bay Village
Samuel Sheppard
Cuyahosa County
Stephen Allen
Dr. Sheppard
State Swiss Market Steady Demand Light
Swiss cheese market stable with light to fair demand and ample offerings. Prices vary by lot with moisture 32 to 34 percent for cheddar and similar, daisies at 35 to 35 percent, longhorns 35 to 36, midgets 6.38. Domestic Swiss market steady with light to fair demand and ample offerings. State brand 39, Grade B 37 to 39, Grade C 34 to 37.
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FSMNL
Wisconsin
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