Warrant sought for negligent homicide in fatal Brooklyn Twp crash
Coroner jury urges negligent homicide charge against 20 year old Kenneth Duane Troxell in May 19 accident on County Trunk C near Brooklyn Township. Driver Thompson, a passenger, died. jury deliberated about three hours before verdict that accident occurred with excessive speed. Coroner schedules inquest for Sept. 2 into Sgt Edwin W. Vincent death in Freeport one-car crash.
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Brand
Brooklyn Township
James Kenneth Thompson
Thompson
Kenneth Troxell
Troxell
Herman A. Stuessy
Edwin W. Vincent
Freeport
Brodhead
John Samuelson
Stuessy
M. W. Stuessy
Raymond Malcock
Roy Lopp
Samuelson
Charles Vincent
Dora Carley
Arliss France
Robert M. Garsson
Samuel F. Humbel
Leslie Schwitz
Humbel
Raymond J. Lavallee Jr
Larry R. Lindgren
Lavallee
Sheriff Humbel
Dean O. Elliott
John Krueger
Evansville
Willis Kraus
Albany
Richard Sears
John C. Purdy
E. B. Lux
Sherman
Ross Martin
Robert H. Rieder
Daniel Ault
Twining Assessing Soviet Air Progress Ahead of U S
Gen Nathan F. Twining said the Soviets are ahead in rate of progress in developing advanced military aircraft. He stressed they are not yet more capable overall but warned the United States must match the faster Soviet development with rapid U S improvements.
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Twining
U.S
Philadelphia
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Na Ea
Soviet Union
Navy appoints Ingersoll new 7th Fleet commander
Rear Adm. Stuart H. Ingersoll, a veteran Navy airman, will lead the U S 7th Fleet in Far Eastern waters, succeeding Vice Adm. A. M. Pride next December or January.
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Seventh Fleet
Washington
Stuart H. Ingersoll
Navy
U S. 7Th Fleet
Far Eastern
Ingersoll
A. M. Pride
Polio in State Still on Increase
Wisconsin polio cases rise with Manitowoc adding three to reach 17 and Waukesha and Sheboygan reporting new totals. South View hospital Milwaukee records 13 new cases, 9 in Milwaukee and 4 from outside, elevating year totals to 283 with 30 deaths.
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Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Waukesha
Sheboygan
South View Hospital
Milwaukee
Flames Extinguished Again at Kern Home
The Monroe fire truck was summoned to the Paul Kern farm west of the city last night when flames rekindled in a building ruin from earlier destruction. Firefighters had battled the blaze for four hours yesterday morning and remained on site over an hour last night with no further damage or general alarm.
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Monroe
Paul Kern
Edith
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
Connie
Carolinas
Virginia
Canada
Braves Beat Giants In Tight 3 2 Win
Milwaukee Braves moved to second place and widened their lead over New York to four games by edging the Giants 3-2. Warren Spahn pitched a six hitter to secure the victory.
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Braves
Giants
NEW York
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
U S Vaccine Report Clears Cutter Company
The Public Health Service blamed the Cutter polio vaccine incident on fundamental weaknesses in testing and outlined new safeguards to prevent live virus in vaccines. The report found no evidence of contamination and indicated Cutter Laboratories was not negligent.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
Health Service Statement
The
Health Service
Teachers College Reopens As State Institution
Nearly 50 student teachers start classes at 8 30 a m Monday in Green County Teachers College formerly Green County Normal school now a state teachers college under legislative action This change adds prestige but does not alter procedures The 52 pupils in the demonstration school portion begin 8 30 a m Tuesday with bus pickup for Clarno and Jefferson District No 1 students.
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Green County Teachers College
Otto W. Lund
Green County Normal School
Lund
All County Normal Schools
Clarno and Jefferson District No. 1
Red Cross Seeks Flood Relief Funds in Green County
Green County residents may donate to the Red Cross flood relief drive by leaving contributions at any county bank. Dr. John F. Caradine, county chapter chairman, announced a quota of 560 dollars to aid flood victims in the eastern United States. He noted difficulties in mounting a large campaign and confirmed banks as drop points.
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Green County
Red Cross
John F. Caradine
United States
Caradine
Wisconsin cheese market steadies amid light to fair demand
Wisconsin dairy market shows steady offerings with light to fair demand. State brand long horns are adequate, other styles ample. Prices listed on moisture basis 32% to 34% with cheddars and daisies around 34 to 34. Solds across car lots and assemblies show longhorns at 35 to 35.34 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Flood Aid Expands as U S Mobilizes Resources
President Eisenhower launched a large scale flood relief plan for the Northeast using already available funds with Congress to reimburse next year. The Red Cross raised its appeal to eight million dollars as damage and homelessness climb with 702 homes demolished and over 14,000 heavily damaged.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
White House
Red Cross
Fifth Hurricane Churns Atlantic
A new tropical storm potential develops in the far Atlantic as the season's fifth hurricane gains winds around 80 mph near its center. Forecasters warn it could strengthen, with Air Force reconnaissance confirming early observations. Other waves show no immediate tropical storm formation in the eastern Gulf and near Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Connie
Puerto Rico
Air Force
Cecil Gentry
Gulf of Mexico
Havana
Keyest
Miami Weather Bureau
Allis Chalmers and Union Agree to Mediate Contract
MILWAUKEE The Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co reported a full force of workers on duty at its main plant this morning after a union and company agreement to hand the contract dispute to mediation.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Liberated Airman Reunites With Wife At Oregon Resort
Airman Daniel Schmidt and his wife Una, who had said she wed another man, were together again at an Oregon beach resort after his release from a Chinese prison. Neighbors report the reunion as wonderful and note they have not yet resumed a full marriage life due to legal steps and custody matters in California.
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Portland
Ore
Daniel Schmidt
Una
Oregon
Schmidt
California
Water Fighters Practice Tonight For Cheese Day Prep
A dozen water fight teams from area communities are invited to use the outer south side lane of the square for a 7 30 p m practice as part of Cheese Day activities. Fire Chief Josef J Benkert says two trucks a cable and a barrel will be set up at 7 pm for the rehearsal. The real event is Sept 9 at 9 pm with Lee Mitchell and Arthur T Edwards as judges and William E Amstutz as timekeeper. If rain cancels, the session will be held Monday night.
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Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
Lee Mitchell
Arthur T. Edwards
William E. Amstutz
Eisenhower Returns To Denver Eyes Western Problems
President Eisenhower arrives in Denver after a 48 hour East visit. He plans talks with Interior Secretary McKay and Reclamation officials on western reclamation projects. He earlier announced federal flood aid potential topping 100 million dollars and asserted firm U.S. stance against Soviet rights violations in a Philadelphia speech. Mrs. Eisenhower remained in Gettysburg. welcomed in Denver by her mother Mrs. John S. Doud as Gen. Omar Bradley also attends.
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McKay
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Wilbur Dexheimer
Denver
Russia
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
America
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
John S. Doud
Eisenhowers
Gen
Omar N. Bradley
Istiqlal Leaders Demand Moroccan Protectorate Treaty Revision
In AIX LES BAINS France Morocco's Nationalist Istiqlal group pressed for revision of the protectorate treaty and for Ben Youssef to regain the throne. They urged a new Moroccan government, possible talks in Geneva, and a national vote on Ben Youssef's return as Casablanca reports said Faure would invite Balafrej.
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Aix Les Bains
France
Morocco
Istiqlal (Independence
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Edgar Faure
Istiqlal
Geneva
Ahmed Balafrej
Faure
Balafrej
Ben Youssef
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Ben Yussef
Rabat
Paris
National Assembly
North Africa
Algeria
Casablanca
Gilbert Grandval
Raymond Duval
Kohler Backs President in 56 as Favorite Son Candidate
Milwaukee Gov. Kohler says he would back President Eisenhower for a second term if he seeks it and would remain a favorite son candidate to deliver Wisconsin’s convention delegates. He asserts Eisenhower’s continued leadership is needed as the nation faces world tension and enterprise challenges.
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Milwaukee
Kohler
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Chicago
Missing Chemist's Car Recovered in El Paso
A missing Chicago chemist is linked to a found 1954 Chevrolet in an El Paso car lot. Leonard La Fond, 20, of Milwaukee, held on a Dyer Act charge, has papers belonging to Lewis A. Finn, 60, including a social security card and traveler's checks. Finn, who left West Palm Beach for Yuma in July, remains missing.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Chicago
el Paso
Tex
Jim Flanagan
Leonard la Fond
Milwaukee
Lewis A. Finn
Finn
West Palm Beach
Fla
Yuma
Ariz
la Fond
Flanagan
Kentucky
Benson Pledges Farm Price Help
Secretary Benson announced the Eisenhower administration will push to raise farm prices and income, saying the current levels are unsatisfactory. He noted price declines since the Korean War but cited a strong national economy and rising food demand as support for farmers.
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Bloomington
Ill
Benson
Eisenhower
Bloomington Daily Pantograph
McCarthy Attacks Eisenhower as Appeasement China Policy Criticized
Senator McCarthy launched a new broadside against the Eisenhower administration charging a record of appeasement retreat and surrender to communism. He urged aid to anti Communist forces in South Korea South Vietnam and Formosa in their battles against the Reds in a four thousand word statement.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Eisenhower
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Formosa
Heiress Doris Ostreicher Death Probe Opened
Philadelphia socialite Doris Silver Ostreicher, 22, who eloped with Miami policeman Earl Michael Ostreicher last June, was found unconscious and later died in an apartment. Police report a homicide squad was notified. the cause of death is undetermined. EMS and Dr. Samuel Manstein assisted, with family connections to Food Fair Inc. noted.
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Philadelphia
Miami
Doris Silver Ostreicher
Herman Silver
Food Fair, Inc
Eastern
Seaboard
Earl Michael Ostreicher
Samuel Manstein
Ostreicher
Miami Beach
Silver
Folkston
Nathan Smith
Gertrude Silver
Milton Schwartz
Schwartz
Dr. Manstein
Stock Prices Edge Higher Amid Mixed Market
New York trading opened with gains in steels as Bethlehem and Youngstown Sheet and Tube rose about two points. U S Steel Republic and other major names like General Motors Goodyear Boeing and General Electric posted advances while Chrysler International Harvester American Tobacco and Southern Railway faced losses.
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New York
Steels
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
U.S. Steel
Republic
General Motors
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
Douglas International Telephone
American Smelting
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse
General Electric
Standard Oil (Nj
Pan American World Airlines
Chrysler
International Harvester
American Telephone and Telegraph
Anaconda
Union Carbide
American Tobacco
Southern Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Pacific
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Dist. Atty
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Kern
U.S. Vaccine Report Clears Cutter Company
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Deluge Red Cross
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Conn
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Connecticut
Diane
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Val Peterson
Agriculture Department
Food and Drug Administration
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New England
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Premier Studies
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