Senate panel finds Army bungled Peress case and misled Congress
The subcommittee report cites 48 Army errors that allowed Major Peress to be promoted and later dishonorably discharged after refusing to name his political beliefs. It criticizes Stevens and Pentagon aides for concealing facts and alleges deceptive Army practices toward Congress. It says delay increased public suspicions of Communist influence and backs Senator McCarthy actions as to Adams and Stevens.
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Senate
Peress
Army
Department of the Army
Congress
John Adams
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Stevens
Adams
Wisconsin Officials Face Strike Tension Over Cargo Unloading
The piece critiques Governor Kohler and Sheboygan and Milwaukee mayors for slow action during a strike threat that blocked unloading at Wisconsin harbors. Ships were sent to Montreal for Kohler Co. cargo, highlighting the need for firmer enforcement to avoid future disruptions.
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Kohler
Sheboygan
Zeidler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
V. Kohler
Kohler Co
Montreal
American Motors rejects UAW pattern contract demands
American Motors Corp fights for its share of the auto market by opposing the UAW bid for a pattern plus contract with wage increases and Ford GM layoff pay. The company says the union seeks 48 cents extra and would worsen competitiveness. A compromise independent of the pattern is likely to be pursued to protect job security and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motors Corp
UAW
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
July 15 1945 heat record and wartime headlines
Ten years ago Monroe faced record July heat as several cities lowered all time lows before sunrise. Weekend war actions report heavy U S blows on Japan with many ships sunk or damaged. President Truman and Churchill met as Berlin war damage was toured ahead of a Big Three discussion.
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Monroe
Mercury
U. S
Truman
Churchill
Berlin
Japan
40 Years Ago: Apology to United States for Ne braska Torpedo
The German government apologizes for the torpedo attack on the liner Ne braska calling it a serious mistake. Police officials tour area to study traffic handling as commemoration of past incidents continues.
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Nebraska
W. O. Blunt
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
New York
County Fair Association
Monroe
Edward Wittner and Bros
Monticello
Milwaukee Road
Rotational pastures feed 44 cows on Polk County farm
On a 165 acre Polk County farm the Setter brothers use 25 acres of rotational pasture to feed 28 dairy cows and 16 heifers. They moved cattle daily across 22 lots with movable electric fences aided by heavy fertilization and improved forage mixes. The herd yields over 500 pounds butterfat per cow annually aided by hay silage corn oats and alfalfa.
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Amery
Polk County
Russell
Nels Setter
New Richmond
Decline in Wisconsin Oleo Margarine Sales Reported
Wisconsin oleo margarine tax figures show sales dropping from over seven million pounds in 1949 50 to about 2.6 million pounds in 1954 55. Elwyn Jones of the Department of Agriculture notes fewer wholesalers and retail stores handling oleo, with tax receipts sliding from 1 100 000 in 1949 to 394 277 in the past year, while butter gains are suspected.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Elwyn Jones
State Department of Agriculture
Jones
Wilson Ties Up Fund for Marines
At Quantico Virginia Secretary of Defense Wilson froze $46 million added by Congress to Defense Department appropriations for the Marine Corps raising the possibility of further cuts. Wilson directed the Pentagon comptroller to set the extra money aside as officials review options while Congress had voted to increase Marine strength to 215000. The third annual secretaries conference opened with a message from President Eisenhower emphasizing long term military readiness and new weapons.
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Quantico
Congress
Marine Corps
Defense Wilson
Defense Department
Serna
Wilson
Senate
House
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
Casablanca Bombing Kills Six Injures 35
A bombing in Casablanca's European quarter killed six and wounded thirty five during Bastille Day celebrations. The explosion harmed two sidewalk cafes, sparked European protests in the main square, and led to fires at five Moroc can wholesale stores while a man was shot dead and another wounded during unrest at the home of a pro nationalist attorney.
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Casablanca
Morocco
France
Jean Charles Legrand
June Ore Cargo Totals Show Strong 1955 Rise
Great Lakes freighters moved 21,264,375 net tons of iron ore coal and grain in June, the Lake Carriers Association reported. Ore and coal totals rose from 1954 figures while grain also increased. cumulative totals to June 1 reached 52,708,526 net tons compared with 41,719, ? and 63,874,143 tons in 1953.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers Association
Better Show Noted as Kremlin Defrosts Public Image
James Marlow notes a Moscow display of friendliness with reporters and embassy parties as the Kremlin softens its public image. He cites Nehru Tito meetings, mutual gestures with Bulganin Mikoyan Khrushchev, and recent disarmament concessions aimed at keeping Iran Austria and other neighbors neutral.
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James Marlow
Washington
Geneva
Anastas Mikoyan
Molotov
Wyoming
Kremlin
U. S
Moscow
Jawaharlal Nehru
Yugoslavia
Josip Tito
Joseph Stalin
Nehru
Tito
Russia
Austria
Iran
Timoshenko Receives Order of Lenin in Moscow
Marshal Semeon K. Timoshenko, a Soviet World War II hero, was presented yesterday with the Order of Lenin in Moscow. The ceremony highlighted his wartime leadership and enduring stature in the Soviet military.
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Moscow
Semeon K. Timoshenko
Boston Globe Publisher William O. Taylor Dies at 84
William O. Taylor, 84, longtime editor and publisher of the Boston Globe, died at his Marion home after years shaping the paper since 1921. Survived by three children, his funeral is set for Monday in Marion.
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Marion
Mass
William O. Taylor
Boston Globe
Globe
Charles H. Taylor
Harvard
The
Taylor
Associated Press
North American Newspaper Alliance
Associated Newspapers, Inc
Bell Syndicate
Metropolitan
Globe Newspaper Co
Brooks Hospital
Brookline
N. S. Wyckoff Vanderhoef
Greenwich
Conn
Sewell H. Fessenden
Sherborn
W. Davis Taylor
Nashua
N. H
Nine Communist Agents Arrested by South Korean Counterintelligence
The South Korean army's counterintelligence corps reports the arrest of nine Communist agents. They allegedly plotted to violently overthrow the government under orders from the North Korean regime.
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Seoul
Drink Trapped Slayer Given Death Sentence
Peter Edward Kenzig, 47, was sentenced to death by Criminal Court Judge Arthur J. Murphy after a May 4 murder conviction for stabbing his estranged wife Clara in her Chicago apartment on March 13, 1953. He was arrested January 25 in San Diego for drunkenness and found to be wanted for escaping an Ohio penitentiary in 1948. The execution was scheduled for September 16.
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Chicago
California
Criminal Court
Arthur J. Murphy
Peter Edward Kenzig
Kenzig
Clara
San Diego
Ohio
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
A daily roundup of bargains from The Times classifieds highlights low prices on items from furniture to appliances. Shoppers are urged to check listings for limited offers and steal deals.
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Times
Deaths and notices from AP with several regional items
The death records list William H Heagney 73 musician vaudevillian writer once head arranger for Irving Caesar Music Publishing Co who died yesterday in New York. In Frederick Maryland Henry William Herman 59 sports editor of the Frederick Post since 1942 and active in newspaper work since youth died yesterday. A stray paragraph notes security is realized in common sense adjustments and American Motors concerns over efforts and an admission of not being satisfied with its own endeavors while seeking better solutions.
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Associated Press
New York
William H. Heagney
Irving Caesar Music Publishing Co
Frederick, Md
Henry William Herman
The
Frederick Post
Baltimore
American Motors
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Sunda Monroe
Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Press Association
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Steve Hare
Arthur Ruef
Chamber of Commerce
Spring Square
John Thomas Maddrell
South Wayne
New Glarus
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Argyle Vicinity
Freeport
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John D. Rockefeller
Albany
Company H
Camp Douglas
C. W. Twining
Commercial and Savings Bank
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Ashland
Bauman and Co
S. Wright
Polk
Fund For
Marines
Record Players Music Stands
Batons
Agency For
Swissair
Airline
Switzerland
Nirkhalter
Goetz Theatre
Red
Nikolai Bulganin
Mikoyan
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Wall Street
Sturgeon Bay
Swiss Cheese Shop
Monkee
Monroe Cash Market
11Th Street
New Glarus, Wis
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