Allied powers ease Berlin food crisis. Pacific war marked
Reports say the three Allied powers have resolved feeding nearly three million Berlin civilians. In the Pacific, over 1,500 Allied planes strike Japan in a record single day. Obituary noted for Charles W. Hutchison, 80, former Iowa state senator from Lafayette and Green counties. Roy Schultz sells bicycle business, and Dr. M W Stuessy elected Brodhead school board president.
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Berlin
Japan
Charles W. Hutchison
Iowa
Lafayette
Green
Madison
Roy A. Schultz
Monroe
Senate clash over veterans' reserve service plan
The debate centers on a proposed military reserve program for veterans. Senator Russell proposes a $400 signing bonus for a three year reserve combat unit, while the Pentagon urges compulsory reserve training to ensure enough trained reservists. Secretary Wilson pledges minimal enforcement, but warns future administrations could broaden compulsory duties. A middle ground is urged to retain a citizen army and protect freedom of choice.
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Russell
Georgia
Pentagon
Wilson
Defense Department
Citizens Army
New York youths face sea rescue hoax charge
The two young men in New York are charged with sending a Blue Star ship sinking hoax that triggered a costly Atlantic search. The incident risks future false SOS signals and carries stiff penalties under federal law.
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New York
Atlantic
President Eisenhower to Address Nation Before Geneva Summit
President Eisenhower will report to the nation Friday night on hopes for the Geneva summit. He will then fly to Geneva two hours later, with a 15 minute TV and radio address at 6 15 p m CST setting expectations for discussions with Soviet Premier Bulganin. The White House said he will outline world problems and hopes for accomplishment, while Dulles argues concessions by the Soviets are overdue. Opinions differ on Soviet aims, from seeking a breathing spell to disrupting Western unity, with experts noting Moscow's intent to pressure for concessions while maintaining alliance strength.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
Izvestia
White House
Nikolai Bulganin
Murray Snyder
ABC
CBS
MBS
NBC Radio
Dulles
Western
Germany
Kremlin
Heimann Family Names Daughter Laura Jean
Mr. and Mrs Harold Heimann of Richmond Heights near St Louis welcomed their third daughter Laura Jean born June 23 They are former Monroe residents who moved two years ago This is Mrs Heimanns maiden name Lauretta Rosenthal and she is the daughter of Mrs Ed Rosenthal Paternal grandmother is Mrs Casper Heimann Lou Ann and Jane the older sisters visited this weekend their father came for them.
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Laura Jean
Harold Heimann
Richmond Heights
St. Louis
Heimanns
Monroe
Heimann
Lauretta Rosenthal
Ed Rosenthal
Casper Heimann
Lou Ann
Jane
Harold Heimanns
Cheese Factory Ordered to Improve Sanitation
A cheese factory north of Warren, inspected by July 11, 1905, under Fred Marty and John Luchsinger, must enhance sanitation or face state-ordered shutdown. Commercial and Savings Bank renames directors and officers as stockholders praise the first 18 months. Spanish American War veterans seek a Monroe camp charter. Monroe IOOF Lodge installs officers led by A G Winden and W S Hawthorne. Miss Sarah Bengston visits from Chicago. West Side drugstore touts castor oil as a pallative remedy.
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Warren
Fred Marty
John Luchsinger
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe
National Association
Monroe Ioof Lodge
A. G. Winden
W. S. Hawthorne
Sarah Bengston
Chicago Augustana Hospital
Fred J. Karlen
West Side
Power Limits for Amateur Radio Stations in the United States
The United States restricts amateur radio transmitters to 1000 watts of output, with some stations operating at as low as 10 watts. This rule governs licensed operators and their permitted effective radiated power across bands and services.
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United States
British Woman Gains Freedom After Prague Exit Victory
A British citizen, Phyllis Sispera, 32, wins a seven year fight to leave Czechoslovakia with her three British-born children Martin 13 Clarence 12 and Jennifer 10. Czech authorities grant exit visas after British protests over deteriorating relations. Jaroslav Sispera, her ex husband, remains jailed on treason charges.
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London
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Phyllis Sispera
George C. Pelham
Martin
Clarence
Jennifer
Sisperas
Britain
Sispera
Jaroslav Sispera
Czech
Phyllis
England
Jaroslav
Royal Air Force
Thorp Finance Buys Milwaukee Firms
Thorp Finance has acquired control of the Northwestern Acceptance Co and its Northwestern Loan Co with four Milwaukee offices and one in Oconomowoc. The two firms hold about two and a half million dollars in assets. The deal expands Thorp’s Wisconsin network to 46 offices and places Francis J. Conway as head of the Milwaukee corporation.
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Thorp Finance
Northwestern Acceptance Co
Northwestern Loan Co
Milwaukee
Oconomowoc
Northwestern
Thorp
Wisconsin
Francis J. Conway
Thorp Finance Corp
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified listings showcase economical items for sale and services offered. Prices and details vary, with sections featuring household goods, furniture, vehicles, employment classifieds, and miscellaneous notices.
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Times
Atlantic City Guards Churches After Blazes
Overnight police guard was posted at 23 Negro churches after mystery fires destroyed one temple and damaged another in Atlantic City New Jersey Investigators questioned five Negroes but released them fearing a possible firebug instinct Officials say the Ne gro Baptist temple was leveled by a $200 000 blaze late Saturday night and the Ne gro Second Baptist church suffered interior damage eight hours later Acting Police Chief Jerry Sulli van said it looks like more than coincidence No one was inside the buildings at the time of the fires
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Atlantic City
N. J.P
Negro Second Baptist Church
Jerry Sullivan
Tri-county Show To Be Thursday
Registered Holsteins from Green Rock and Dane Counties enter the annual Tri County Black and White Show at Leota Park Evansville on Thursday. A showmanship contest opens at 10 a m with trophies for junior and senior classes and grand champion bulls and females. Evening program features Alice in Dairyland and a Rock County band concert with dancing afterward.
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Green
Rock
Dane
Leota Park
Evansville
Willard Masterson
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Dee Losey
Climax Lesson on Adapting Faulkner for TV Drama
New York WCBS-TV aired Wild Stallion from Faulkner’s Knight's Gambit and faced the issue of how to translate prose to television. The critique notes Faulkner's atmosphere and themes may not translate into a successful TV drama and argues reputation alone should not decide selections.
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New York
Climax
Wcbs-Tv
William Faulkner
Knight
Paul Henreid
Kathleen Crowley
Evelyn Keyes
Richard Long
Mary Astor
Faulkner
Back at Firm Helm Racine
H. F. Johnson, formerly with the Foreign Aid Administration in Washington, resigns and returns to Racine to assume the role of president and chairman of the board at Johnson's Wax Co.
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Racine
H. F. Johnson
Foreign Aid Administration
Washington
Johnson’s Wax Co
Deaths of Hotel Leader Albert Pick and Pilot Capt Sullivan
MIAMI BEACH Albert Pick Sr. 86 head of a nationwide hotel chain bearing his name died Saturday. Born in Chicago he led a prominent hotel empire. WILMINGTON N C Capt R O D Sullivan 62 retired airlines pilot who reputedly flew Pan American Airways first China Clipper and piloted the flying boat crash at Lisbon in 1942 that seriously injured singer Jane Froman died Sunday.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Albert Pick Sr
Chicago
Wilmington
N. C
R. O. D. Sullivan
Airlines
Pan American Airways
Lisbon
Portugal
Jane Froman
Washington figure Mason dies at 74 after public service
Guy Mason a 74 year old soldier lawyer and newspaperman who served as a District of Columbia commissioner for ten years before 1951 died Sunday Born in Pierceton Indiana his death was reported today.
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Washington
Guy Mason
District of Columbia
Pierceton
Ind
Goldwater backs Eisenhower delaying 1956 run decision
Senator Goldwater says President Eisenhower should withhold announcing a 1956 bid until around March. He argues delaying avoids immediate partisan attacks and aligns with precedent, noting Eisenhower has often dodged future plans.
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Washington
Sen
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Eisenhower
World’s Chief Whaling Port Noted in Norway
The article identifies Sanderjord in Norway as the world’s leading whaling port, highlighting its prominence in the industry and its role in Arctic maritime trade.
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Sanderjord
Norway
Miss Ida Mae Robinson Dies in Rockford
Ida Mae Robinson 84 of South Wayne died Saturday night at her Rockford nephew John Porter's home after a brief illness. A Wiota Township native, she lived in Rockford the past two years. Born May 25 1871 to Thomas and Ivy Robinson she never married. She belonged to Our Savior's Lutheran church the WCTU and Good Cheer class. She was preceded by two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be 2 p m Wednesday at Hanson funeral home South Wayne with Rev Justin Flak officiating. Burial in Wiota cemetery.
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Ida Mae Robinson
South Wayne
John Porter
Rockford
Miss Robinson
Wiota Township
Thomas
Ivy Robinson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
WCTU
Good Cheer
Hanson Funeral Home
Justin Flak
Wiota
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