Jail building cited as example in Green County inspection
The Chippewa Falls jail and sheriff’s residence costing about 200000 was praised as a model during a Green County jail committee inspection. It compares to a 265000 Chippewa project with heating tunnels and temporary housing, designed by Green Bay architects. Monroe County’s Sparta jail at 170000 is noted as another example. Tomorrow the planning commission will hear a petition to alter zoning to allow jail at the county highway shop site in First Ward, with residents ready to oppose any correctional institution in a residential area.
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Chippewa Falls
Green County
Louis R. Wolleson
County Board
Green Bay
Sheriff's Office
Wolleson
Bradford Stone
Monroe County
Sparta
First Ward
City
Red Cross Drives Set In Green County for 1954 Campaign
Green County Ameri can Red Cross opens its quota drive with a house to house canvass Monday at 6 pm. General chairman Leon Schroeder announced a $7,000 county goal. Local businessmen to be solicited. Chapter officers and township chairs listed with names of volunteers and Girl Scout troops aiding the effort.
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Green County
American Red Cross
Leon Schroeder
Robert Hayes
Leslie F. Huber
Monroe
Cliff Gelbach
Albany
August Lehnherr
Brodhead
Hubert Rockow
Browntown
Stock List Slips for Third Day of Declines
New York shares fell for the third straight session as Kennecott Copper American Smelting and Refining and Boeing slipped on production cutbacks and stretchout concerns. Bethlehem Steel General Motors Illinois Central Texas Co Goodrich American Cyanamid and General Electric also declined.
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New York
Kennecott Copper
American Smelting
Uninvited Visitors Try To Visit President At Desert Ranch
Two men Kinsey and Ortega faced arraignment on vagrancy charges after attempting to reach President Eisenhower at the Smoke Tree Ranch in Palm Springs California. A rifle was found in their car and Secret Service agents stopped them at the entrance. The pair traveled from Indio toward Palm Springs and wandered onto ranch grounds where the President stayed during his six day visit.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Desert Vacation
John S. Davis
Carl E. Kinsey
San Bernardino
John T. Ortega
Smoke Tree Ranch
President
Mrs. Eisenhower
Washington
Secret Service
Ortega and
Kinsey
Indio
President Back From California Returns to Washington
President Eisenhower arrived at 6 45 a m on the Columbine at National Airport after a six day southern California vacation. He and Mrs Eisenhower moved to the White House then planned talks with GOP leaders and a luncheon with Secretary of State Dulles to hear the Berlin Big Four talks report.
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Washington
Eisenhower
California
Columbine
Washington National Airport
Palm Springs
White House
GOP
Secretary of
State Dulles
Berlin
Roosevelt Ordered To Pay Wife 1435 Monthly Support
James Roosevelt was ordered to pay Romelle Roosevelt 1435 a month in temporary support to care for their three children while separate maintenance suits proceed. He claimed a 2200 income. The judge also ordered the elder Roosevelt son to pay 3500 for attorney fees and 850 court costs.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Roosevelt
Romelle
Kurtz Kauffman
Roosevelt
Weird Winter, Spring Weather Hits Europe
Europe endures wild swings as England basks in sun while Turkey reports a blizzard and northern harbors see ice floes. Southern England records unusual warm readings in the mid 530s.
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Europe
London
England
Turkey
European
Dulles Sees Indochina Crisis as Most Critical
Senator Humphrey quoted Secretary Dulles as saying there is no plan of operation if the French withdraw from Indochina. Dulles described the region as most critical and unstable while U S aid to French forces fights Communist rebels. Senators Wiley and George commented on Geneva and Red China's role in the talks and possible recognition implications.
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Washington
Sen. Hum
D-Minn
Dulles
Indochina
Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
Senate Committee
Geneva
French Forces Retake Buchap Village Near Hanoi
French infantry backed by tanks drove Vietminh from Buchap 12 miles east of Hanoi after a 48 hour battle that killed 30 rebels and captured 20. Rebels were estimated at 200 to 300. In a delta clash, a French unit defeated Vietminh 25 miles northwest of Hanoi, with 13 rebels killed and two captured, while ten French troops were killed or wounded in a mine blast east of Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Buchap
Haiphong
Red River
Monroe Survives Wisconsin Snowstorm Keeps Roads Slippery
Monroe and much of southern Wisconsin saw up to four inches of snow early today. Ice formed on roads north and west of a Green Bay to Baraboo line and north and east of Baraboo to St Croix Falls. Temperatures today remained in the high 40s and tonight drop to near freezing with a low around 2.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Barshon
Barahoo
St. Croix Falls
Army Investigations Stir McCarthy Hearings Over Peress
Secretary Stevens agreed to reveal the names of all involved in the Dr Irving Peress case following a White House liaison. McCarthy’s panel adjourned to Thursday for Stevens to attend a face to face clash over Army ties to Communists. Annie Lee Moss refused to testify as McCarthy publicized alleged Communist links within the Pentagon.
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Washington
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Senate Investigation Subcommittee
Irving Peress
New York City
Promply
McCarthy
Dirksen
Hayes
Moss
Communist Party
Army
New York
Crowd crush at Melbourne as Queen Elizabeth II arrives
A man died when 10 000 cheering Australians surged through barriers to glimpse Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in Melbourne. Police and troops struggled to restrain the crowd as the royal procession passed.
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Melbourne
Australia
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Democrats Hail GOP Farm Issue in Campaign Talk
Democratic senators welcomed a Republican push to make farm issues central in the 1950s campaign. Senators Kerr Douglas Gillette and Humphrey disputed the GOP farm council's claims, while Humphrey urged quick action to block a proposed cut in dairy price supports from 90 to 75 percent of parity, with Thye backing a bill to limit cuts to five points annually.
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Washington
Congress
Kerr
Rokla
Douglas
Ill
Gillette
Iowa
Humphrey
Dminn
Republican Farm Council
GOP
Sen
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Sen. Thye
Rminn
Mining City Shaken by Twin Tremors Damaging Wilkes-Barre Homes
A second tremor in three days shattered hundreds of Wilkes-Barre homes and cracked streets in a five block area. Residents rushed outside as underground explosions were reported and nearby mines faced inquiries. Officials blamed and defended mining activity while gas buildup delayed full answers. Nearby Allentown also felt tremors though has no coal workings.
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Wilkes-Barre
Woodward
Glen Alden Coal Co
W. J. Clements
Francis O. Case
Coal Company
State City and Coal Company
Allentown
Fugitive Arrest Upsets Warren Nomination Hearing
A witness described as a fugitive from justice was arrested by police during the Warren nomination hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Roderick J. Wilson of Hollywood appeared to testify opposing the nomination but was arrested after a felony warrant was reported. the committee planned to resume testimony later that afternoon. Senate Chairman Langer stated the panel would continue to hear Wilson despite the arrest.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Earl Warren
Langer
R-Nd
Warren
Roderick J. Wilson
Hollywood
Calif
Justice Department
Wilson
Michael J. Dowd
Metropolitan District Police
San Francisco
Dowd
Judiciary Committee
Office of
California
Sen. Langer
Senate
Atty
William P. Rogers
Soviet Ships Enter Italy's NATO Bases For Repairs
A second Russian ship arrived at Naples to undergo lengthy repairs amid mounting concern over possible spying on NATO bases. The Dezny joins the Andreev and prior Soviet vessels seeking maintenance in Italian harbors used for NATO Mediterranean operations.
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Naples
Italy
NATO
Mediterranean
Dezney
Andreev
Pskov
Leghorn
U. S
Austria
Syracuse
Pope Pius XII Makes Slow Progress Amid Illness
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII, 77, had a fairly restful night as he remains in the Vatican apartment after a month of illness. He is under constant care for gastritis, with X-ray tests pending and no danger to his heart. his 78th birthday falls next Tuesday.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Catholic Church
L’osservatore Romano
Volunteers Named For March Quota Induction
Four volunteers will depart from the Armory at 7 45 a m March 8 for induction into the armed forces in Milwaukee. Seven men accompany them for pre induction physicals. Volunteers are Robert C Kraus Wilbur C Beach Neil E Holcomb and Robert R Broge with listed addresses.
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Milwaukee
Robert C. Kraus
Wilbur C. Beach
13Th Avenue
Neil E. Holcomb
16Th Avenue
Robert R. Broge
9Th Street
Pressure Builds for Tax Cuts in Incoming Session
A Republican source says the Eisenhower administration may back further individual income tax cuts later in the congressional session. GOP leaders offered little detail after a White House meeting with President, while Democrats on Ways and Means clash over striking billions in business benefits and boosting individual exemptions from 600 to 700 dollars to cut taxes by about 2 billion annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
White House
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Ways and Means
AFL Trio Convicted In Project Shakedown
Three AFL officials were convicted for shaking down an Oklahoma City construction firm for 15312 to pressure labor peace on a pipeline project. They face up to 20 years in prison and fines up to 10000 on each of two federal racketeering counts. Defendants are Carl J. Bianchi William Poster and L A Thompson.
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ST. Louis
AFL
Oklahoma City
Carl J
Dutch) Bianchi
William Poster
Building Laborers
State Swiss Market Weak Prices Lower
Wisconsin American cheese market shows weak demand and light activity with moderate small style supply. Prices quoted at assembly points: single daisies 36 percent, longhorns 35-36, midgets 37-39, cheddars 34-37 percent moisture basis. Domestic Swiss cheese market similarly weak with light demand and ample offerings. State brand 45-46, grade B 43-45, Grace C 37-39.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly
State
Grace
Tschudy Seeks Supreme Court Appeal On Jeffrey Custody
Platz Records action serves counsel for Mrs. Tschudy in a bid to move Jeffrey custody to the state Supreme Court or pursue a habeas corpus route. Judge Morrison granted adoption rights but ordered mortgage to secure support, with Jeffrey remaining in a Madison foster home.
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State Supreme Court
Elton J. Morrison
Dorothy Tschudy
Jeffrey
Oscar T. Toepaas
Madison
Joseph D. Viney
Toebaas
Viney
Tschudy
William Platz
Supreme Court
Morrison
Monore area Holstein breeders honored by state group
Two Monroe men Arthur Drake and C W Chambers were named 40 year members of the Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association this week. H O Elmer Monticello Edwin and E J Kaderly Juda were among 12 recipients of progressive breeders awards, the top honor from the national group. Arthur H Stauffacher Monroe and E O Elmer Monticello received certificates for three cows producing 100000 pounds of milk, William J Figs Argyle for two cows, and W C and Paul Baumgartner for one.
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Monroe
Arthur Drake
C. W. Chambers
Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association
H. O. Elmer
Monticello
Edwin
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
National Association
Arthur H. Stauffacher
E. O. Elmer
William J. Figs
Argyle
W. C. and
Paul Baumgartner
Fraternity Withdraws McCarthy Invitation at UW Grid iron Banquet
The Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity at the University of Wisconsin canceled Sen. McCarthy's invitation to the Grid Iron banquet on April 7. Duane Hopp, the Sheboygan student chairman, said a printer's deadline prevents keeping invitations open, and Thomas L. Stokes was set to speak.
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Madison
Sen. McCarthy
University of Wisconsin Sigma Delta Chi
Toy
Duane Hopp
Sheboygan
Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Wisconsin
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