Networks Plan For 1956 Drives
CBS president Frank Stanton urges free television time for Lincoln Douglas style debates in 1956 and calls for amending current communications law Rep Harris proposes a bill to ease equal time rules for major parties noting the two party system dominates U.S. politics Stanton argues television suits dynamic coverage and may include third party news if such a situation arises
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Charles Mercer
New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Stanton
Rep
Harris
D-Ark
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Trauger Dies at 67 in Auto Crash En Route to Work
Racine jeweler Early Trauger 67, a 40 year resident of the city, died Wednesday from an apparent heart attack that preceded his car colliding with a parked vehicle as he drove to his shop.
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Racine
Early Trauger
Ballots Due July 20 in County ASC Nominations
Edward Roth announced completion of nominations for community ASC committee men. Ballots listing 10 township candidates will be mailed this week and must reach the ASC office by July 20. Voters must meet farm eligibility and follow ballot instructions for counting. Five top officers and alternates chosen by highest votes will govern price support and conservation programs.
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Edward Roth
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Roth
Myron E. Jeglum
New Glarus Drums on Parade Float to Feature Saturday
The William Tell players of New Glarus will send a float in Madison's Drums on Parade procession this Saturday. They join 48 units lining Capitol Square for a 3 30 p m start, leading to a 7 p m competition at Breese Stevens field with six Midwest drum and bugle corps vying for over 1100 in prize money.
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William Tell Players of
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Madison
Capitol Square
Breese Stevens Field
Midwest
Wilhelm Tell Players of
Girl 6 Drowns On First Pool Visit In Mayville
Beryl Dahm six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Dahm drowned during her first trip to Mayville Wisconsin municipal pool. Her body was recovered from three feet of water by an unidentified bystander.
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Mayville
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Beryl Dahm
Lester Dahm
Wilhelm Tell Players help lead Madison parade
The Wilhelm Tell Players of New annual Drums on Parade procession will march around the Capitol square at 3 30 p m in Madison. The parade signals the drum and bugle corps contest at Breese Stevens field that evening.
Allis-Chalmers CIO Talks Begin in Milwaukee
The UAW-CIO has submitted 25 key demands for a master contract covering about 17 600 Allis Chalmers workers in six plants. The union seeks a layoff pay plan at 100 percent take home pay for 52 weeks. Also asked is abolition of a democratic practices clause allowing in plant elections on company time. Company has 23 700 workers in 13 cities and has not yet stated its stance. Some 6100 workers in seven additional cities are represented by other unions.
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United Auto Workers Union
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., Co
Uaw-Cio
Allis-Chalmers
UAW
Ford
General Motors
West Allis Works
Hunt Takes Over Methodist Charge
William L. Hunt has become pastor of the Blanchardville and Fayette Methodist churches in Wisconsin. He comes from the Cadillac circuit in Michigan where he led for three and a half years. Hunt graduated from Taylor University and will study at Garrett Theological Seminary. He and his wife Dorothy Hamlett will split time between Evanston and Blanchardville. Reverend Eldon Daniel, former Blanchardville pastor, is now at Livingston.
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Blanchardville
William L. Hunt
Fayette
Wisconsin
Cadillac Circuit
Cadillac
Mich
Hunt
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Garrett Theological Seminary
Evanston
Ill
Dorothy Hamlett
Harrietta, Mich
Eldon Daniel
Livingston
Lois Bredlow To Speak At 4-H Club Meetings
Lois Bredlow, back from Australia after six months abroad, will address two county 4-H club meetings next week. She is set to speak at the adult 4-H club leaders meeting Monday night in the Green Room.
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Lois Bredlow
Australia
County youth meeting to discuss fair plans and Dairy Day report
At the Monroe Community Center Tuesday night junior and adult leaders will gather. Slides will illustrate talks on the library and county fair plans. Premium books are available at the county extension office for distribution. A Dairy Bar report will be given at the junior leaders session.
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Monroe
Foundation Names Bedell Smith New Chairman in New York
The American Heritage Foundation announces Gen. Walter Bedell Smith as board chairman and John C. Cornelius as president at a New York event. Smith succeeds Henry Ford II.
British Railways Print 1.8 Billion Tickets Annually
The British railways release about 1.8 billion tickets each year, reflecting vast passenger demand and extensive rail network usage across the country.
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The
British Railways
Kempfert Pharmacy Offers T-4-L For Athletes Foot
Advertises use of T-4-L for 3 to 5 days to treat athletes foot and remove tainted skin revealing healthy skin. Promises instant-dry results with a 40c back guarantee at any drug store.
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Kempfert Pharmacy
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