Kohler Ships To Shun Ports In Wisconsin
Kohler Co at Kohler Wisconsin may not unload clay cargoes at Sheboygan or Milwaukee ports. O S Hoebreckx for Paper Makers Importing Co said cargo destined for Kohler would not be unloaded at Wisconsin ports until law and order are assured. Divina and Fossum cargoes faced mob opposition. mayor Zeidler vetoed a port unloading resolution.
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Milwaukee
Kohler Co
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Lake Michigan
Walter Kohler
O. S. Hoebreckx
Kohler
Uaw-Cio
Hoebreckx
Paper Makers Importing Co
Easton
Frank Zeidler
Common Council
Zeidler
CIO
City Harbor Commission
Divina
Port Clayborne
Canada
Fowley
England
M. S. Fossum
Montreal
Charles Schultz
Fossum
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
City Fun Day Ends With Parade Swim and Contests
City Fun Day celebrations close with a Friday city swim meet to cap a day of events. Ronald D. Johnson reports 323 children joined the free pool swim and diving for pennies games while 191 participated in the parade from Lincoln School to Recreation Park, weathered by a cloudy forecast. Peterson's orchestra entertained 139 at a teen dance, and hundreds watched the district semi pro baseball semi finals at the ball diamond. Stocker earned the mound win for the Nationals in a 4 3 win over the American League sandlot all stars, driving in the winning run in the seventh.
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Recreation Department
Ronald D. Johnson
Lincoln School
Recreation Park
Johnson
Peterson
Ball Diamond
Bill Stocker
Jerry Dwyer
Stocker
Dave Trickel
Nationals
Tom Cox
David Dearth
William Schwingel
Karen Anderson
Michael Kelley
Steven Kelley
William Anderson
Gary Amans
Thomas Bunker
Kay Bauman
Ronald Ginner
Jud Kindschi
Neal Jacobs
Mary Ann Mehle
Judith Hunt
Fire Sweeps Chicago Store on State Street
A blaze gutted the Maurice L. Rothschild clothing store in downtown Chicago, causing an estimated one million dollars in damage. The ten story building sent smoke over the Loop while traffic stalled for hours. Police set ropes to keep spectators back as debris rained down. no injuries were reported. Fire officials had not determined a cause.
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Chicago
Maurice L. Rothschild
State Street
Lena Team Wins Water Fight Event
The Lena Fire Department team defeated Winslow in the finals of the water fights at the Orangeville Mid-summer Festival before more than 500 spectators. The Monroe team led by Dan W. Gerber and Roger Voelkli lost in the semi final. Awards are to be presented tonight as the three day celebration ends.
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Lena Fire Department
Winslow
Orangeville
Monroe
Dan W. Gerber
Roger Voelkli
Lena
Wisconsin Legion Auxiliary Elects Madison Leader
Mrs Laura Gray of Madison was elected president of the Wisconsin American Legion auxiliary. Mrs C M Heth of LaCrosse Mrs Srl Jeffries of Webster and Mrs Stanley Staidl of Appleton named vice presidents, with Mrs Christopher Jackson of Milwaukee named historian.
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Milwaukee
Laura Gray
Madison
Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary
C. M. Heth
LaCrosse
Srl Jeffries
Webster
Stanley Staidl
Appleton
Christopher Jackson
Green County Cheese Day sticker ready for free distribution
The 1.5 inch green and gold emblem mirrors the 1950 design in a more convenient round form. Free stickers will be available early next week at First National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank and distributed county wide by a committee led by Rolland Karlen.
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First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Rolland Karlen
Karlen
Cardinal Mindszenty Freed From Prison on Health Grounds
Vienna reports Cardinal Mindszenty, 63, released from prison due to health and old age. He was sentenced in 1949 for treason and anti government activities and had previously been jailed by Nazis. The decree limits his living to a monastery under ministry order.
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Vienna
Austria
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
People’s Court
Budapest
Hapsburg
United States
Vatican
Mindszenty
Hitler
Munich
Justice Ministry
New Glarus Plans 110th Anniversary Celebration
Dr. John A. Schindler is to speak at New Glarus 110th anniversary events on Sept. 3 with a parade in the afternoon and a Swiss themed program at the ball park in the evening. Organizers meet next Friday to finalize details and July 25 for the next executive committee session.
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John A. Schindler
New Glarus
Edward J. Wills
Schindler
Willi
Wilhelm Teli
Nic Zentner
Charles Tollefson
Jacob Bruni
Paul Grossenbacher
Herman Pfund
Henry Glaeden
Gerald Disch
Henry Schmid
Ball Park
Rudy Burkhalter
Madison
Grossenbacher
Adenauer Seeks Western Security Unity at Geneva Summit
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer declared in Bonn that a European security system based on continued division is unacceptable. He spoke before the Bundestag after Monday’s Geneva summit, with Socialist Opposition Leader Erich Ollenhauer endorsing the declaration amid strong applause.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bundestag
Geneva
Erich Ollenhauer
Adenauer
Smith offers aid to boost Swiss cheese purchases for government use
U S Representative Smith of the First District pledges full cooperation to promote government purchases of Swiss cheese for blend processing in school lunch and armed forces contracts. He would work with Rep Melvin Laird and the Commodity Credit Corporation to revive efforts stalled by red tape, citing potential 5 to 10 percent blend specifications to ease local Swiss industry overproduction and improve markets.
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U.S
Wisconsin
Smith
Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Evening Times
Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rep. Laird
Hamilton
Wausau
Washington
Robert F. Marty
Capital Cheese Co
Army Chief Says U S Can Fight Any War Anywhere
General Maxwell D Taylor told a defense conference that the U S Army is versatile enough to fight any kind of war at any place and can vary its force from MPs to atomic weapons. He reviewed ground forces worldwide and cited no mention of Ridgway’s letter on manpower.
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Elton C. Fay
Taylor
Matthew B. Ridgway
Wilson
Ridgway
United States
Red Gain
Torch Death Probe Called Turn to No. 2
Madison district attorney and coroner scheduled an inquest into the death of 41 year old tenant farmer Fred Schupbach found chained to a tree on a Westport farm. An autopsy reportedly ruled out foul play but the six member jury will decide if death was self inflicted accidental or homicide in circuit judge Reis court.
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Madison
Dist
Richard Bardwell
Stanley Larson
Fred Schupbach
Westport Farm
Bardwell
Alvin C. Reis
Franz Haas
Schupbach
Baby Adoption Traffic Studied Under Kefauver Hearings
Chicago hearings centered on infant adoptions amid interstate transfers as Sen Kefauver and Sen Langer probe juvenile delinquency. Attorney Nathan Gomberg testified no hidden or illegal acts and described handling about 300 adoption cases in five years, with funds paid by New York couples for fees and care costs.
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Chicago
Nathan Gomberg
Kefauver
Gomberg
New York
Ernest A. Mitler
Subcommittee
Sidney Rosen
Rosen
Sen
D-Tenn
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
440000 More Units Of Salk Supply Freed
The Public Health Service released 440000 more shots of Salk polio vaccine. The batch from Pit man Moore Co Laboratories in Zionsville Ind will go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for its free two shot program for first and second graders. The Service has released 2998000 shots since May 26 with nine million previously produced.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Pitman-Moore Co. Laboratories
Zionsville
Ind
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
The
Health Service
Church Leaders Call For Special Prayers On Geneva Conference
Eisenhower urged prayers for Geneva conference success provoking swift church responses. World Council of Churches and National Council of Churches in the U.S.A. appealed already. New York City's Protestant Council asked clergy to include a petition in Sunday prayers seeking divine guidance and peace among nations.
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New York
Eisenhower
World Council of Churches
Nationall
Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Protestant Council of
Protestant Council
Four Nations
Geneva
Riots Erupt in Casablanca Arabs Clash With French Troops
French troops fired on crowds in Casablanca native quarter killing five and wounding 19 as the three day riot toll rose to 32. Martial law was declared by Gilbert Grandval who said police were inadequate. Fire damaged a hospital and sugar warehouse while firemen were stoned. Army trucks were sent to the area.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Rioting erupts at Wyoming State Penitentiary in Rawlins
A riot broke out today in the Wyoming State Penitentiary at Rawlins. Two guards were seized as hostages. Prisoner involvement in the outbreak remained unclear as it occurred in the main cell block.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Wyoming State Penitentiary
RCAF Crews Crash Land Near Arnheim Michigan
Three Royal Canadian Air Force men crash landed their C-45 aircraft Friday night in a hay field at Arnheim near Baraga at the foot of Keweenaw Bay after losing radio communications in fog. All occupants escaped with only minor injuries and a shaking shock.
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Houghton
Mich
Royal Canadian Air Force
Arnheim
Baraga
Keweenaw Bay
Eisenhower Arrives in Geneva for Big Four Summit
President Eisenhower reached Geneva after a Keflavik Iceland stop en route from Washington. He travels with hopes for peace and progress, joining Eden Faure and Bulganin ahead of the Big Four talks.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Switzerland
Andre Firmenich
Iceland
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
Keflavik
Air Force Base
Washington
Asgeir Asgeirsson
John Muccio
U. S
West German Troops to Bolster Defense Against Soviet Threat
In Bonn Defense Minister Theodor Blank announced 500000 additional west German troops will strengthen the western defense, aiming to remove the danger of Europe being overrun by Russian tanks.
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Bonn
Germany
Europe
Theodor Blank
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E. C. Hamilton
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Moscow
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Soviet Union
LeMay
Curtis E. LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Wyoming Prison
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Maj
John Eisenhower
White House
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Kremlin
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United Nations
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