France rejects European Defense Community plan at crucial vote
The French National Assembly's vote sinks the EDC effort amid charges of Russian pressure and French nationalism. Critics warn the move undermines Western unity and jeopardizes future defense cooperation, including in Asia, as Communist influence grows and Germany's rearmament looms. The piece questions whether a divided West can counter Cold War threats.
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France
Europe
Berlin
National Assembly
Germany
West Germany
Bonn
Asia
Southeast Asia
NATO
Eisenhower signs act to steer atomic progress toward peace
President Eisenhower signs the revised atomic energy act amid debate over secrecy and risks. He highlights extending know how to friendly nations for defense, maintaining free enterprise, and pursuing peaceful development under United Nations oversight, while acknowledging slim chances of pooling with Soviet Russia.
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Eisenhower
Congress
United Nations
Soviet Russia
United States
August 31 1929 S Juan sinking claims many
Seventy four may have perished when the coastwise passenger vessel S Juan sank twelve miles from San Francisco after a five minute collision with a Standard Oil tanker on August 31 1929. Miss Effie Appleby becomes city public school nurse succeeding Emma Puls.
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San Francisco
Effie Appleby
Madison
Emma L. Puls
Robert W. Blumer
Beloit
Blumer
National Tea Co
State Assembly
Walter Kohler
Fern E. Emrick
L. Merton Mears
Charles Rawson
Union Church
James Blain
Seek Campaign List GOP Candidates Bank On Presidential Charm
GOP leaders aim to leverage Eisenhower's 1952 appeal to drive congressional victories. Rep. Richard Simpson says the president will campaign actively via personal appearances, television and radio, targeting a net gain of 20 House seats and possibly five Senate seats. Dirksen cites potential gains in New Mexico Montana Delaware Ohio Illinois Minnesota Iowa.
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Jack Bell
Cincinnati
Eisenhower
GOP National Committee
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Truman
Simpson
House
Senate
National Committee
Kentucky
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Senatorial Campaign Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Alben Barkley
John Feiken
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Dirksen
New Mexico
Montana
Delaware
Ohio
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Republic House
New Jersey
Idaho
California
Kansas
Platteville Classes Start Sept 10 At Platteville State College
Freshmen register Sept 9 and upperclassmen Sept 9 to 9 Freshmen orientation runs Sept 7 through Sept 9 with campus tours social events and curriculum briefings announced by Dr. C O Newtun president The term begins Sept 10 with a campus orientation period for new students
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Platteville State College
C. O. Newtun
Greenspun Held For Threat Trial
Federal Judge John R. Ross refused to dismiss charges that Las Vegas Sun publisher Herman Greenspun incited the violent death of Senator Joseph McCarthy. Greenspun’s indictment cites a 1911 statute banning indecent matter from the mails and a Page One column urging McCarthy’s demise. Trial arraignment was postponed due to Greenspun’s automobile accident injuries.
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Carson City
John R
Herman Greenspun
Las Vegas
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Ross
Greenspun
Thomas Foley
U. S
Madison Graves
Pea
Carl Bauer Oshkosh Band Leader Dies After Illness
Carl F. Bauer 74 longtime head of Oshkosh Arion band from 1895 to 1923 died Monday after a brief illness in a hospital. He led tours across the country and wrote songs including the Dream of Heaven Waltz. He is survived by his wife and three sons with funeral services planned here Wednesday.
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Onnusn
Carl F. Bauer
Arion
Oshkosh
Bauer
Mass Picket Ban Ordered at Kohler
A court order bars mass picketing by Local 833 of the UAW CIO at Kohler Co. Contempt of court possible for violations. Circuit Judge Arold Murphy of Marinette issued the enforcement judgment, upholding the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board halt on May 21. Negotiations to resume later this week with Judge Murphy and WERB officials presiding.
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Shiesux Gan W
Uaw-Cio
Kohler Co
Arold Murphy
Marinette
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
WERB
Events Judged At Horse Contest Forty horses and ponies compete at Franklin Stine farm show
Thirty horses and ponies participated in a trail ride and horse show at the Franklin Stine farm. A ride over fields hills and woods opened the morning and 11 classes followed with awards listed by placing. Judges were Robert Arn New Glarus and Conrad Bosshart as ringmaster, Leonard French announced, with Clarence Schultz Jr. and JoAnn Stine sponsoring the ride for Green County Boots and Saddle members and guests.
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Franklin Stine Farm
Stine Farm
Robert Arn
New Glarus
Conrad Bosshart
Leonard French
Clarence Schultz Jr
JoAnn Stine
Green County Boots
Butch Bequette
Janesville
Roger Wells
Evansville
Sally Dickson
Monroe
Sonja ‘H
Orangeville
Donna French
Melvin Meier
South
Jerry Olson
Brodhead
Linda Keller
Frances] Ruff
Barbara Jensen
Clarno
Sonja French
Nancy Dickson
Leslie Townsend
Ancy Dickson
Linda Erickson
Delbert Potter
Townsend
Floyd French
Johnson
Miss. Ruff
Meier
Soviet Refinery Destroyed Near Stalingrad in Blast
Hamburg paper Die Welt reported a newly built Soviet oil refinery near Stalingrad was destroyed by a massive explosion. The blast killed hundreds and included two prominent oil industry officials.
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Hamburg
Germany
Die Welt
Stalingrad
Explosir
Thetviet
Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Column
Monticello residents and guests are listed visiting family members and returning from trips across the area. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Duerst Verona and Mr. Ira Holcomb. Loran Knouse with relatives near Richland Center. New Glarus callers the Elmer family. Karlen family on a weeklong visit to Neillsville and Marshfield. Wilbert Marty Columbus and Irene hosting weekend guests including W Theo Jenny and Emma Marty. Laverne Holcomb Clarno. Lydia Voegeli and Jacob Voegeli hosts. Zimmermen in New Glarus. Stauffer family visiting relatives. Jacob A Voegels to Des Moines as Brown Swiss judge. Kate Stauffer and C M Stauffer Monroe. Alvin Ott home New Glarus. Arthur Escher Joann Schneider Carol Pongisanyi return from Lake Wisconsin. Tommy Marty home after a week with O F Campion Rockford. Tommy Campion accompanying him. Gus Johnson and Paul Argyle among Sunday guests.
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Frederick Duerst
Verona
Ira Holcomb
Fred Zweifel
Loran Knouse
Richland Center
Knouse
Henry C. Elmer
New Glarus
Herman G. Karlen
Neillsville
Marshfield
Wilbert Marty
Columbus
Albert J. Marty
Irene
Martys
W. Theo Jenny
California
Emma Marty
Laverne Holcomb
Clarno
Edgar Zentner
Oshkosh
F. W. Voegeli
Lydia Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Marvin Zimmerman
Fred Stauffer
Herman Feenie
Jacob A. Voegels
Des Moines
C. M. Stauffer
Kate Stauffer
Monroe
Stauffer
Alvin Ott
Arthur Escher
Joann Schneider
Carol Pongicsanyi
Lake Wisconsin
Tommy Marty
O. F. Campion
Rockford
Tommy Campion
E. W. Marty
Gus Johnson
Paul
Argyle
New Glarus Visitors and Madison Park Picnic Report
John Stauffer and Irving Ebhorst families visited New Glarus on Sunday. Lena Babler and grandson Phil Papes plan to return home tonight from a stay with Bruce and Forrest Babler in Winslow. Royal Karlen and Bonnie Kay of Argyle and Lawrence Karlen with Doug attended a Vilas Park Madison picnic. Armin Loeffel family and Herman Schlittler visited Frederick Wirth in Janesville.
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John Stauffer
Irving Ebhorst
Fred Durtschi
Glarus
Lena Babler
Phil Papes
Bruce
Forrest Babler
Winslow
Royal Karlen
Bonnie Kay
Argyle
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Vilas Park
Madison
Armin Loeffel
Herman Schlittler
Frederick Wirth
Janesville
Former Union Chief Begins 60 Day Jail Term in Contempt
Emil R. Muelver, ex president of Local 1113 and former Wausau alderman, started a 60 day sentence for contempt of court after a labor dispute at Marathon Electric Manufacturing. His wife Goldie faces a $250 fine. nine other members receive $100 fines and the union is fined $250 with $327 costs. Contempt actions linger against 39 more members.
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Wausau
Emil R. Muelver
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers Union
Gerald J. Boileau
Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp
Muelver
Goldie
Erwin Weir
St. Paul
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Circuit
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Sidney Wells
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Twin Grove
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Fred Musselman
Herman Mauerma
Frank Gapen
Bartlett, Ill
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Carl Bauer
Lyle O. Snader
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Kohler
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