Egypt Aims Rapid Build of Army With Western Arms
Diplomatic sources say Egypt could raise a half million strong army in a year using Western arms. An embassy spokesman notes negotiations in Cairo for a military aid deal with the United States may conclude within a week. London says Britain will reconsider arms sales to Egypt after a suspension over the Suez area. Israel opposes Western shipments to Arab states and urges Egypt to lift the blockade claim. Officials say Britain’s stance does not signal a policy reversal. arms sales to trusted allies proceed under safeguards.
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Wachingion Ond Rgyatian
Cairo
United States
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Washington
Israel
Middle East
U. S
Community Visitors and Moves Roundup
Numerous local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across Monroe Brodhead Mayville Rockton and Freeport. Notable movements include Clara Day moving to the Edith Roderick residence and Mrs Julia by Mrs F N Miller hosting visitors.
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Marvin Hartwig
Naperville
Ed Lahr
Glenn Boyer
Frederick Mahlbuch
Susan
Monroe
Leland Boyer
Lena
Stella Haman
Rockton
Gertrude Newman
Janet Arnsmeier
Ernest Thommen
Glenn ‘Thommen
Donald Ruef
Rocky City
Ester Newman
Mayville
Clarence Biel
August Butt
Harlene Torkelson
Phyllis Alexander
Penny Kundert
Green County Normal School
Betty “Ellen Vanderbilt
Madison
Harrison Grenzow
Ira Zimmerman
Ronald Dean
West Chicago
Earl Boyer
Phoenix
Ariz
Dean-Lehnherr Hoe
Ed Hartwig
William Norder
Edith Keen
Jess Grenzow
Freeport
Glen Earlywine
Loren
Brodhead
Ivan’ Arnsmeier
Ray Johnson
Clinton
Ralph Frey
Helen
Freddy Thommen
Lamine
Ivan Arnsmeier
Merill Waelti
Terry
Wisconsin
Russell Carter
Clara Day
Edith Roderick
Navy chief prepares U S tour of Korea and U S bases
Vice Admiral Pak of Korea, chief of South Korea’s naval operations, will depart Thursday for a month long inspection tour of United States naval installations. He plans to visit several bases and meet U S and Korean naval officials during the exchange.
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U. S. Pusan
Korea
Adm
Pak of Kyu
United States
Households Face New Social Security Tax for Domestic Help
Congress changes social security law making housewives and their domestic workers pay a 4 percent tax on earnings of 50 dollars or more per quarter starting January 1, 1955. Each quarter triggers the tax for both employer and employee, with payment due by month end after the quarter. The rule applies per employer, with payments handled via Form 942 and SS-5 numbers, and benefits include old age insurance after 65 and survivor payments.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Jearns
Mary Jones
Dstrict
Internal Revenue
Reds Permit Aid Ships To Dock In East Germany
East Germany will allow U S aid ships to dock at Rostock for flood relief, with food and medicines routed duty free to central warehouses in Dresden. Similar aid for Czechoslovakia and Hungary may follow, via Rostock. Four Soviet eastern zones suffer flood damage, but Red Cross reports indicate no immediate emergencies beyond food shortages in Twickau and Chemnitz. Dr Arthur G Sullivan of Madison dies at 69 after 45 years practicing medicine. former editor of Postgraduate Medicine, born in Eau Claire.
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Beniin
East Germany
U.S
Rostock
Baltic
Eisenhower
International Red Cross
Neva
Washington
Fresden
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
UNRRA
United Nations Relief Organization
Red Cross
Soviet Zone
Twickau
Chemnitz
Arthur Sullivan
Madison
Arthur G Sullivan
Dr. Sullivan
Eau Claire
Columbia College Medical School
New York
Postgraduate Medicine
Interstate Postgraduate Medical Association
Brodson’s House On Auction Block
Milwaukee notices posted at Sidney Brodson’s Whitefish Bay home announce a sheriff’s sale set for Sept 27 following a foreclosure over a $16 000 mortgage principal with $14 249 owed and interest. Brodson, an attorney who testified to betting up to a million dollars yearly and facing tax and income liens, faces federal indictments and substantial government claims against him and his wife Marion.
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Milwaukee
Sidney Brodson
Whitefish Bay
City Bank and Trust Company
Brodson
Kefauver Crime Committee
Former CAB Chief Nyrop Named Northwest Airlines President
Donald W. Nyrop, 42, former chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board, was elected president of Northwest Airlines on Monday. He succeeds Harold H. Harris, who resigned March 4 amid financial troubles. Nyrop previously served as executive officer to the CAB chairman in 1942, deputy administrator for operations of the CAA in 1948-50, CAA administrator in 1950, and CAB chairman for 19 months starting in 1951.
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Donald Nyrop
ST. Paul
Donald W. Nyrop
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Nyrop
Harold H. Harris
Northwest
CAB
CAA
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Juda
F. N. Miller
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Samuel Ervin
D-Nc
Francis Case
R-Sd
Edwin Johnson
D-Cole
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Edward B. Williams
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Monroe, Wisconsin
General Supplies
Rottlers
NWNL
Northwestern National Life of Minneapolis
Brooks C. Rickard
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
First National Bank
Prunes
Alberta
Freestone Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Reds
Marion
Brodsons
Vicky
Wittewalla
Wards Supreme
Ford-Mercury
Dodge-Plym
K-F
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