Butler Slated As Eden Deputy In Major Government Shakeup
The Telegraph reports Prime Minister Eden plans Selwyn Lloyd to become Foreign Secretary with Butler as deputy prime minister and House leader. Butler 53, led Conservatives to a 59-seat majority last May and is expected to drive economic policy.
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Ef Rata Daily
Raj
Butler
Epg
The
Treasury
Easury
Harold Macmillan
Eden
Defense
Selwyn Lloyd
U.N
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Telegraph
House of Commons
Commons
Alan Lennox-Boyd
Colonial Office
Walter Monckton
Iain Macleod
Monckton
Harry Crookshank
Britain
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
London
Gaitskell
Clement Attlee
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Herbert Morrison
Attlee
Nash Hudson Plans In House V Eight Engine Production
Nash Hudson reveals in its 1956 plan a move to produce its own V eight engines, with a possible engine ready by early next summer. Currently American Motors uses a Studebaker Packard built V eight in larger Hudson and Nash models. The disclosure prompts speculation of a V four in the 1956 Rambler line.
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Kull —Cave
Nash-Hudson
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Hudson
Nash
UW Beloit to Share in Grants by DuPont
The University of Wisconsin and Beloit College will share educational grants from E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. The university receives 15000 for fundamental science research along with 1500 and 1200 for fellowships in chemical engineering and biochemistry. Beloit College gets 2500 for advanced teaching.
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Beloit
DuPont
Millmlnulun
University of Wisconsin
Beloit College of Wisconsin
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co
Power Line OKed Between Bloomington and Cassville
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission authorized Wisconsin Power and Light Co. to build a 69,000 volt transmission line spanning 14 miles from Bloomington to Cassville in Grant County at a cost of 328,326 dollars.
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Grant
Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Bloomington
Cassville
Grant County
Cheese Factory Sale Near Evansville Brings Change
A cheese factory in Evansville owned by Eugene Schuepp and Mrs Rose Bahler has been sold to Goldenred Creamery of Brodhead. The plant, previously producing Swiss cheese, will undergo alterations and new Italian cheese production equipment. The Evansville facility was started by Leo Kuenzli and later owned by Ernest Bahler and Schuepp. Bahler died June 8 1950 and his widow became part owner.
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Evansville
Eugene Schuepp
Rose Bahler
New Glarus
Goldenred Creamery
Brodhead
Rock County
Leo Kuenzli
Monroe
Oak Creek City Status Meets Legal Hurdles
Oak Creek in Milwaukee County became a fourth class city but faces court actions that could block its consolidation. Milwaukee challenges include residual Dane County and Milwaukee Circuit Court cases and opposition from City of Milwaukee on the incorporation bill and tax aid implications. Residents will vote for city officers in December unless courts intervene.
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Madison
Oak Creek
Milwaukee County
Kailerubes
Glenn M. Wise
Martin Morrity
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Dane County
Million More Shots Of Vaccine Released
The Public Health Service released 1,028,853 cubic centimeters of Salk polio vaccine to states and territories, with 16,290 CCs for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis free program for children. Elli Lilly and Co. produced the vaccine in Indianapolis. Since licensing on April 12, 28,503,525 CCs have been released to areas.
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Public Health Service
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Elli Lilly and Co
Indianapolis
the Health Service
FCC Hears Data On UKE Problems
The Federal Communications Commission heard a broad range of advice on remedies for economic ills in parts of the television industry including proposals to abandon some UHF channels and to offer tax incentives. Advocates for UHF urged protection from VHF competition while educational broadcasters stressed preserving the 242 education channels.
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Wadminulun
Federal Communications Commission
Ome
Radioporation America
National Broadcasting Co
UHF
VHF
National Association of Edrational Broadcasters
FCC
Commission
St Regis Paper Co Buys Troy Ohio Plant
St Regis Paper Co announced it is acquiring 100 percent of the capital stock of Gummed Products Co of Troy Ohio through exchange of common stock. Roth F Herrlinger and Paul W Herrlinger own all Gummed Products stock and will stay in leadership as the subsidiary operates under St Regis.
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I News Paper Co
Gummed Products Co
Troy
Ohio
Roth F. Herrlinger
Paul W. Herrlinger
Steals
Band Sues Hotel Over Unpaid Contract in Las Vegas
Phil Spitalny, leader of an all girl orchestra, sues The Royal Nevada hotel in Las Vegas for 35000 claiming balance of a four week contract. He says he was discharged after two weeks and filed the suit in Superior Court this week.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Royal Nevada Hotel
Phil Spitalny
Casino
Spitalny
Farm Scene Reveals Milk Output and Local Auctions
In Monroe and surrounding areas, dairy tests show Doris Ormsby Pride Johanna producing 16 257 pounds milk and 300 pounds fat in 35 days at six years six months, averaging about 21 quarts daily. Ralph Duchow auctions his farm five miles northwest of Monroe on a 50 30 basis as the Duchow residence changes hands. Donna Lou of Meadow Green posts 13 6088 pounds milk and 487.83 pounds fat in 305 days at two daily milkings, aged six years two months, with a Brooklyn Township farm hosting a Saturday personal property auction five miles south of Brooklyn. Four Brown Swiss cattle from Jake Voegeli of Monticello complete herd tests with W B Phoebe Carla at two years six months yielding 11 1721 pounds milk and 4.02 per cent fat.
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Doris Ormsby Pride
Ralph E. Eastwood
Woodford
Ralph Duchow
Monroe
Donna Lou
Meadow Green
Edna Schmid
West Edge
Jake Voegeli
Monticello
W.B. Phoebe Carla
Dairy produce figures from four cows and heifers
A historical livestock report lists several cows and heifers with lifespans from four to four years six months. It details milk yields ranging from 8,313.4 to 17,864.6 pounds, milk percentages from 3.99 to 5.59, fat yields from 412.39 to 712.16 pounds, and lactation days from 217 to 305. Cattle named include Una Liege, Pear son’s Lily H, and Dorothy B.
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V. B. Schoni
Una Liege
Pearson
Lily H
V. B. Monitor
Dorothy B
A O Smith Plans Plant Expansion Milwaukee Trail
A O Smith Corp unveils a 50 million dollar expansion tied to expected 1958 59 sales over 280 million. The Milwaukee firm with 11 000 employees plans growth across plants in Kankakee Houston Tipp City Los Angeles Chicago Dallas and Oakland. A steel shortage casts a shadow on Milwaukee progress.
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Milwaykee
A. O. Smith Corp
F. S. Cornell
A. O. Smith
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cornell
Kankakee
Ill
Houston
Tex
Tipp City
Ohio
Los Angeles
Chicago
Dallas
Oakland
Cali
Unionists Claim CIO Pressure on Demos in Dues
Four Michigan CIO UAW members testified at a Curtis news conference alleging union leadership uses dues to fund Democratic campaigns. Harry Brothers and Tom Brauninger said as Republicans they oppose involuntary contributions. Clarence Bridgeman testified his local funds backed a Democrat in his 1954 county race, forcing campaign contributions.
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Harry F. Brothers
Ypsilanti, Mich
Cio-United Auto Workers
Sen. Curtis
R-Ned
Tom Walter Brauninger
Chelsea
Mich
Cio-Uaw
Michigan
Curtis
Clarence Bridgeman
Marquette, Mich
Bridgeman
Marquette County
Northwestern Mutual Plans Record Dividend Payout in 1956
Edmund Fitzgerald, president of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., announced a record dividend of 51.7 million dollars for 1956, up seven percent from 1955, with 1.55 million policies set to receive an average dividend around 39 dollars. He cited higher earnings from mortgage loan and securities investments as the main driver. In New York, Fitzgerald was elected president of the Life Insurance Association of America.
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GML AU Ree Ave Svue Ui Western Mutual Life Insurance Co
Edmund Fitzgerald
New York
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Life Insurance Association of America
Corrections Aide To Assist Oswald In Wisconsin Move
The Department of Public Welfare reported the resignation of Raymond C. Davidson, assistant director of the division of corrections. Davidson will leave in January to become an aide to Russell G. Oswald, former director of the corrections unit who resigned in Wisconsin six weeks ago to head the Massachusetts correction agency. After Oswald left, Davidson served as assistant to Sanger Powers, Oswald’s successor.
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Ee Datment of Public Welfare
Raymond C. Davidson
Division of Corrections
Davidson
Russell G. Oswald
Cirections Unit
Massachusetts Correction Agency
Nce
Oswald
Sanger Powers
Eye Test Disclaimer for Vision Checks
A brief notice urges regular eye exams with a simple test example. It notes not to replace eye care with at home checks and recommends seeing an optometrist or ophthalmologist annually for safe vision monitoring.
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Goeix Theatre
St. Regis Paper Co
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Brooklyn
America
A.O. Smith
Speed
Gibson
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Washington
Republican Party
Northwestern Mutual
Peais Cao
Schuelzes
Oswald Aeatgane
Phe Sot
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