Support Reaction to Monroe Bypass Plan Grows
The Evening Times editorial on reviving the highway bypass drew notable support for routing truck and tourist traffic around Monroe. Citizens urged filing letters to City Council and Mayor Dunwiddie, urging ordinance of intention to extend street rights of way, while forming an inclusive civic committee to address concerns and clear up misunderstandings for progress benefiting the region.
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Evening Times
the Times
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Ay Commission
Monroe
Calmer Words From Gen Twining On War Prospects
Gen Nathan Twining spoke at Air Force Association meetings in Omaha urging calm and firmness. He said the United States will defend itself and its allies but aims to avoid provocations that could trigger war, and denied any plan for a preventive war. The White House and Pentagon seek to reassure the public amid international tensions. The article closes with a note on Earth's elliptical orbit around the sun.
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Monroe
Nathan Twining
Defense Department
Pentagon
Twining
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Gen Twining
OPA action ends Kraft cheese factory lease push
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone dismisses the petition seeking a permanent injunction to stop lease agreements allowing Kraft Cheese Co to hold 29 southern Wisconsin cheese factories. Meanwhile, other notes include Mrs. Jost A. Marty injuring her wrist in a surgical room and obituaries noting Amelia Wood Churchill and Louis A. Knipschild among 1914 and 1944 events.
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Patrick T. Stone
OPA
Kraft Cheese Co
Wisconsin
Jost A. Marty
Red Cross
Paris
Amelia Wood Churchill
Monroe High School
Trade Notes From Lu Shu Chang and Peiping Prison Tour
Lu Shu-chang of China's trade ministry told a Western delegation Britain supplies little strategic material to China while West Germany Belgium and France ship steel machinery and general industrial equipment. He said China could pay 80 to 100 million pounds annually with exports and urged lifting all trade embargoes except those on direct war instruments. Following the interview, the author toured Peiping’s Court of Peiping prison housing 5000 inmates, two thirds labeled counter-revolutionaries harvested for education and labor with eight hours work daily and nine to a cell, under staged reforms for some prisoners including book and Lenin Stalin Mao works.
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John Ridley
Daily Telegraph
London
Peiping
China
West
Lu Shu-chang
Britain
West Germany
Belgium
France
Vorse
Labor Party
Court of
Liu Hsiang Chun
Red Army
Chiang Kai-shek
Lenin
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
President Vetoes Political Aid Bill in Hatch Act Clash
President Eisenhower vetoed a bill allowing Washington area federal workers to engage in partisan politics. White House secretary Hagerty said he might support lifting the Hatch Act ban for all federal employees, but the veto blocks the Washington living clause. Only about seven percent of federal payroll residents would be affected. Also, Gov C Elmer Anderson faced a 12,000 car jam en route to New Ulm for a centennial speech and required an escort.
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District of Columbia
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Simple
Congress
Hagerty
New Ulm
Minn. Gov
Elmer Anderson
Kings All Alike On Royal Cruise
King Paul I of Greece hosts a 12 day Marseille to Corfu cruise aboard the Agamemnon with 104 royal passengers. Royals from Luxembourg Yugoslavia Spain Netherlands and others join, while Italy’s Umberto stays away to avoid offense. No personal servants except one exception. seating at dinners by random draw.
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Mandela
France
Agamemnon
Marseille
King Paul I
Greece
Paul
Troy
Naples
Corfu
Italy
Umberto
Prince George
Grand Duchess of
Luxembourg
Reyal
Alexander
Elizabeth
Yugoslavia
Frederika
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Don Juan
Spain
Prince Otto
Hapsburg
Balkan
Richard Howe Dies in Darlington at 69
Richard Howe a retired farm implement dealer died Saturday at a Darlington hospital. Services set for 9 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Msgr. Bernard Doyle officiating and burial in the church cemetery. Friends may view at Steil funeral home tonight. He leaves a wife three daughters and four sons plus two brothers.
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Richard
Dick) Howe
Darlington
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
Church Cemetery
Steil
Howe
Wayne Sims
St. Louis
Carroll Holmes
Browntown
Joyce
Joseph
Chicago
St. Kelly
Jerry
Footville
Lawrence
Navy
Cuba
John
Harry
Marian Year Ends With Pontifical Mass at County Stadium
Catholics from Milwaukee gathered to close the Marian year with a pontifical mass at County Stadium. Archbishop celebrant presided as the Vatican declared the Marian year to honor Mary. Also noted, farmer Siegenthaler died after a long illness in Fayette, survived by a wife, four daughters, a brother, 13 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. services set for Darlington Evangelical and Reformed Church. The excerpt ends with a proverb about a pin and the earth's movement.
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Laure Om
Milwaukee
Alsirrrmns
Firblau
Madi
Mr. Siegenthaler
Vatican
Switzerland
Darlinger
Christian
Fayette
Elsie
Henry Karlen
Curtiss. Loken
LaVerne Opsal
Fayette Township
Louis Andreoni
Carl
Prairie
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Darlington
Melvin Schroer
Union Grove Cemetery
Death notices and trades including barony lapse and arts patrons
Death notices from multiple cities report figures such as Lord Tredegar who passed after letting the barony pass to avoid inheritance tax, Joseph C. Ellis a Senate clerk, Max Epstein a transportation company chair, Mrs Carl W Ackerman artist wife of journalism dean, Lansing Hatfield opera and radio star, Justice Peter Schumack former New York judge, George Morris former American Bar Association president, Clarence Klein Adrian College president. Also notes Panama Indians game of balseria where players hurl a pole to disable opponents.
Inventor Zerk Weds Judge's Secretary in Quiet Milwaukee Ceremony
Kenosha inventor Oscar Zerk, 76, married Dor othy Rynders, 43, Milwaukee, the former secretary to Federal Judge F Ryan Duffy, in a quiet Saturday ceremony at the bride’s brother’s home. Rev J W Jacobson of Grace Lutheran church officiated. The marriage follows a period tied to the February art theft investigations and prosecutions.
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Zerk
Racine
Oscar Zerk
Kenosha Automotive
Dorothy Rynders
Milwaukee
Robert Rynders
J. W. Jacobson
Grace Lutheran Church
Kenosha Zerk
F. Ryan Duffy
Second Gang Figure Killed In Chicago Mob War
Chicago police investigate the second gangland style killing in four days. Frank Maritote, also known as Frank Diamond and once an Al Capone bodyguard, was shot at his West Side garage as his four year old son watched from the car. Maritote had prior federal prison time for extortion tied to the movie industry.
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Hicagu
Chicago
Capone
Frank Maritote
al Capone
Maritote
George
Cherry Nose
West Side
Frank Diamond
Frank Maritote Jr
Bethany Hospital
Gioe
Rome Tributes Paid De Gasperi
Rome mourners packed nearly 500 churches and joined a silent procession for Alcide De Gasperi, Italy's postwar premier who died of a heart attack at 73. Tens of thousands lined streets from Chiesa del Gesu to San Lorenzo Basilica as Pope Pius XII granted entombment and flags flew at half staff nationwide.
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Rome
Tne Velis
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Chiesa del Gesu
Church of Jesus
San Lorenzo
Constantine
Pius XII
U. S
Trapped Scientist Dies on Mt. Olympus
Dr Anthony Levy a 30 year old University of California biochemist from Berkeley died after being trapped in a crevasse high on Mt Olympus in Olympic National Park Rescue teams of 23 National Park Service staff fought their way toward him but could not save him The National Geographic Society notes balseria a rough sport from Panama is mentioned in the report
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Port Angeles
Wash
Anthony Levy
University of California
Berkel
Olympic National Park
National Park Service
National Geographic Society
Panama
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Senate
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Metropolitan Opera
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Peter Schumack
New York State Supreme Court
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Adrian College
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