Tell Play Site Being Readied for Weekend Tell Pageant
New Glarus residents prepare for the weekend two annual performances of Wilhelm Tell with two casts rehearsing at a new grounds on the Nic H Kubly property. The German version is Sunday at 1:30 p m, English Monday at the same hour. Oswald Schneider will play Wilhelm Tell in the German version now in its 17th year.
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Nic H. Kubly
New Grains
Times
Glarus
New Glaruson
Willhim Tell Community Guild
Oswald Schneider
Wilhelm Tell
Gessier
Tyrant
Paul Grossenbacker
Ernest Wieland
Werner Stautfacher
Ernest Thierstein
Walter Fuerst
Hans Leuenberger
Arnold von Melchtal
Rockford Girl Dies in Cave-In
Kristine Kay Hughes, five, suffocated when dirt collapsed on a cave-in near a church foundation under construction. Allan Frank, five, escaped after digging through three feet of soil. Sandra Lee Johnson, six, bruised and hospitalized overnight. Kristine’s brother Jerry, eight, alerted the family. Willard Frank helped uncover Kristine. Rescue efforts failed.
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Rockford
Kristine Kay Hughes
Allan Frank
Sandra Lee Johnson
Sandra
Kristine
Jerry
Frank
Willard
Ridgeview
Grain prices slip on Chicago Board of Trade losses
Grains sank on the Board of Trade today under moderate selling pressure. Losses weren't large except for rye, which faced profit taking after its recent sharp advance.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
H-Bomb Ash Victim Near Death in Japan Faces Bitter Feelings
One of the Bikini Atoll ash victims, Aikichi Kuboyama, 39, lay near death in Tokyo after a deep coma and blindness since March. Doctors called his condition critical as observers warned his death could strain Japan US ties, with 23 crewmen from the Lucky Dragon hospitalized after the hydrogen test.
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Tokyo
Bikini
Aikichi Kuboyama
Suzu
Kuboyama
Japan
America
United States
Thirty-six Enroll In Normal School
Otto W. Lund announces 36 students started at Green County Normal School with 22 juniors and 14 seniors. A two year teacher training program is offered and about 50 children are expected for a demonstration room next Tuesday. An east side addition, gymnasium like, is in use this fall.
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Otto W. Lund
Green County Normal School
Lund
Phyllis M. Alexander
Juda
Elta E. Bertalot
Orangeville
Genese A. Dwyer
Monroe
Donna R. Eidahl
Brodhead
Diane E. Elmer
Argyle
Otto Erzinger
Evelyn L. Gordee
Woodford
Donna M. “Hefty
New Glarus
Marilyn Home
Beloit
Evelyn Johnson
Browntown
Caroline H. Jones
Penelope Kundert
Delmar C. Meske
Milford G
Helen Flannery
Mairie H. Hoff
Corrine M. Jacobson
Leona M. Keehn
Brooklyn
Neva Peckham
Albany
Rosemary Purcell
Shirley Ann Rufener
Rita Schesser
Frances Smith
Belleville
Louise Spring
Doris I. Zentner
U S Seeks To Drop Dairy Trust Charges
Eight dairies and nine individuals face indictments for violating the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Bowman Dairy of Beloit is named among the defendants. The decision follows a Supreme Court ruling in a companion suit finding no violations.
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Samy Cay — Securer Nies
Dairies
Bowman Dairy
Beloit
Earl Jinkinson
Antitrust Division
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Vacation Ends Tonight in City
Monroe public schools resume after vacation with 1,500 students expected for the year across senior and junior highs and multiple elementary schools. Rural and city pupils attend orientation sessions. football practice starts tomorrow at Recreation Park with about 50 hopefuls.
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Monroe
Supt
E. O. Evans
Lincoln School
South School
North School
East School
Franklin B. Luebchow
Army McCarthy hearings split on fault says Detroit News
The Detroit News reports the Army McCarthy committee majority found both Senator McCarthy and Army Secretary Stevens at fault while noting Potter’s separate report was harsher on both. It cites four Republicans praising staff discipline and criticizing improper influence around Schine, with broader criticisms of McCarthy and Stevens’ conduct.
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Detroit News
McCarthy
Army
Stevens
Martin S. Hayden
The
News
Washington
Potter
Rmich
G. David Schine
Schine
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
John Adams
Executive Department
United States Army
Army-McCarthy Committee
Dulles Calls for NATO Meeting After EDC Defeat
Secretary of State Dulles urged a prompt NATO Council meeting to craft a new policy after France killed the European Defense Community. He said the United States Britain and France must act quickly to restore West Germany sovereignty and contribute to international peace and security. President Eisenhower said the fight for free world security continues despite setbacks.
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Dulles
United States
NATO Council
European Defense Community
EDC
Britain
France
West Germany
French National Assembly
Europe
Eisenhower
Des Moines
Iow
State Department
Manila
Southeast Asia Defense Alliance
Homemaker Booth Wins Fair Honors
At the Wisconsin State Fair a homemaker booth titled Today’s Home Builds Tomorrow’s World received an award of merit. Mrs Myrtle Webb county home agent visited Milwaukee to dismantle displays while J B Scherer and Joseph Riedweg supervised takedown of the county dairy exhibit. Other county booths showcased Waushara Saving Time Oconto Broiler Meals Marinette Accessories for Clothing and Town Matting Pictures.
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Tibet
Taipeh
Formosa
Tatao
Agen
West Allis
Myrtle Webb
Milwaukee
J. B. Scherer
Joseph Riedweg
Waushara County
Saving Time
World Council message links faith to defeating evil
In Evanston Illinois the World Council of Churches issues a keystone message. It declares mankind cannot achieve freedom justice or peace without turning to God. The missive warns that seeking justice without God creates oppression and pursuit of peace drifts toward war.
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Evanston
Ill
Council of Churches
Council
Church Parley Gets Call for True Devotion
In a 17 day world Christian gathering the report urged true devotion and said God in Jesus Christ is the hope of the world. It emphasized prayer for enemies and deliverance from self righteousness and fear as the assembly nears its final sessions.
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God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Weather Halts Plane on Prisoner Mission
Weather forced back a U S Air Force plane that had flown toward North Viet Nam to pick up five American air technicians promised release by Viet Minh from prison camps. The five were captured in June while swimming near Tourane air base in central Viet Nam. freeing was promised under the Indochina cease-fire.
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Dasa
Smullenine
Wnd Cay
U. S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Tourane
Indochina
Wiley Reflects On Lafayette And EDC Defeat
Senator Alexander Wiley commented from Vienna during the Interparliamentary Union congress that the French Assembly has spoken and the European Defense Community concept, born from France, has not reached fruition. He chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Vienna
Austria
Lafayette
Alexander Wiley
France
French Assembly
Wiley
Interparliamentary Union
En. Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations
Witness Relates Fleming Advice In POW Camp Trial
U S army officer testified that Lt Col Harry Fleming of Racine Wis advised fellow prisoners in a North Korean POW camp not to resist the Communists to avoid punishment. Fleming faces a military trial on charges of collaboration and acts detrimental to prisoners during 34 months in captivity. Lt Louis Wilson of Shreveport La said Fleming had been elected compound leader for seeming to get along with the camp commander and advised prisoners to limit their scripted accounts to their consciences.
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Eridan
Harry Fleming
Racine Wis
Fleming
Louis Wilson
Shreveport
President Holds Setback Boosts Resolve at Iowa Fair
President Eisenhower called France’s rejection of the European Defense Community a serious setback but urged Americans not to despair. Speaking at the Iowa State Fair with Former President Hoover nearby, he pledged continued U.S. effort for world peace and warned against leaving a “sea of Communism” to isolate North America. He argued unity under freedom and a steadfast approach to security, stressing the EDC debate’s delay wouldn’t derail Western resolve. The President and Hoover then planned a fishing trip near Frasier, Colorado.
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DES_MOINES
Eisenhower
France
European Defense Community
Iowa
North America
Hoover
Mr. Eisenhower
Fraser, Colo
No Scalping Law Lets Milwaukeean Freed
A 43 year old Herbert Strauss was arrested at Milwaukee County Stadium by two vice squad officers for scalping Braves Brooklyn game tickets. Deputy district attorney Aladin A. De Brozzo declined to issue a warrant, saying no specific law or ordinance applied. Officers said the man sold tickets worth 3.70 dollars for five dollars.
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Sulwaukee Wn
Milwaukee County Stadium
Braves
Brooklyn
Aladin A. de Brozzo
Herbert Strauss
Strauss
Mackinac Strait Bridge Work Advances On Schedule
Mackinac Island Mich. progress report from Prentiess M Brown chair of the Mackinac Straits Bridge Authority says work is on schedule. One caisson was damaged in an explosion but is en route to the construction site.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Mackinac Straits Bridge
Prentiess
M. Brown
Atlantic Hurricane Strikes New York and New England
A snarling August hurricane swept up the Atlantic Coast damaging cities from New York to New England. Winds reached 100 mph with torrential rains. outages and emergency declarations affected Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts towns. One death reported in Dartmouth Mass and another in Worcester Mass amid coastal evacuations and power losses.
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New England
Boston
Atlantic
Providence
West 1
New London
Conn
Cape’ Cod
Massachusetts
Worcester Mass
Dartmouth
Mass
Long Island
Rhode Island
New Bedford
Fail River
Westerly
Red Police Say U.S. Ring Broken by East German Secret Police
Soviet East Germany announces that the American intelligence network is smashed after Otto John fled to the East. Mielke claims a major round up of agents and the Gehlen organization key figures are captured. John Gehlen Blank figure in a power struggle as Gehlen expected to lead a unified Western intelligence.
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Seklin
Erich Mielke
Otto John
SSD
Red Gestapo
Berlin
East Germany
John
FBI
Mielke
Soviet Zone
Reds To Return Bodies Of 193 Americans
North Korea will return 193 American dead from the Korean War for final burial on U S soil. The Reds said they will also exchange seven unknown allied bodies and begin the daily transfers lasting over a month. Allies will hand over 500 Korean bodies and 100 Chinese bodies on Wednesday.
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Sories
North Korea
U. S
Toda
Reds
Senator McCarthy Quarrel Halts Hearing Outburst
A Senate committee session on McCarthy censure charges ended with Chairman Watkins ruling Senator Johnson right to sit on the panel was not challenged. McCarthy and attorney Edward Williams pressed to verify a Denver Post quote, but the chair overruled diversions and adjourned for recess as the issue was deemed irrelevant to the hearings.
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Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Edward B. Williams
Sen
Edwin Johnson
D-Cole
Denver Post
Johnson
Inter
Congress
Watkins
Utah
Williams
Joseph McCarthy
Watking
Denver
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Senator McCarthy
Senate Rules Committee
Cheese Demand Fair Madison Wisconsin
Wisconsin American cheese market steady with demand fair to good. Offerings on small styles adequate, cheddars heavy. Selling prices at state assembly points cover car lots with moisture basis 32 to 34 percent. Single daisies 35 to 36 percent, longhorns 35 4¢ to 36, midgets 36 to 33.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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