Kerner Remap Bill Veto Upheld in Illinois Court
In Sangamon County Circuit Court Judge Dewitt Crow dismissed a suit by Rep. Gale Williams asking to void Gov. Otto Kerner’s veto of the remap bill. The ruling allows Kerner to proceed with appointing a commission to redraw House districts. The bill would have shifted districts among Chicago suburban areas, Southern Illinois, and DuPage.
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Springfield
I. Wm
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Sangamon County
Gale Williams
R-Mironysporo
Illinois Supreme Court
Dewitt S. Crow
Don Mitchell
Murphysboro
Kerner
Crow
Chicago
Cook County
DuPage
Atty
William G. Clark
Lavin Wool Smarmigs
OTF
Duncan Sandys
British Guiana
United Nations Interpaace
Seec Kerners
Two More Arraigned On State Tax Charges
Two Wausau men appeared before Eau Claire County Judge Connor Tansen on charges of failure to file Wisconsin income tax returns. Frank Blum pleaded innocent to four counts and was bound over to Circuit Court for jury trial under a $1,000 bond. Stanley L. Gajewski, 58, was charged with five counts and granted time to arrange counsel. case adjourned to July 22 with a $1,250 bond.
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EAU Claire
Wausau
Connor Tansen
Wisconsin
Frank Blum
Stanley L. Gajewski
Statue of Liberty Ground Allocation in New York Harbor
In 1877 Congress authorized reserving land in New York Harbor for the Statue of Liberty. The action occurs amid a racially divided South American colonial context and opposition from groups aligned with Un Action Attas Malawaial.
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Duncan Sandys
British Guiana
United Nations
Congress
New York Harbor
Vinson Breaks Service Record in Navy History
Vinson, sworn in November 3, 1914, set a new service record and received a reserved celebration. A Marine parade at the barracks honored him with Secretary of the Navy Korth hosting, while Air Force chief of staff Montis E. Lemay presented a plaque for Vinson's chairmanship of the House armed services committee, a role held since 1947 with brief Republican interludes.
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Vinson
Navy
Marine Barracks
Secretary of Navy
Korth
Air Force
Iled
E. Lemay
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Belgium Shifts Troops From German Stations
Belgium’s Defense Ministry plans to withdraw four battalions from Western Germany stations to improve Belgian Army contacts. The decision follows talks aimed at reassessing NATO troop deployments. Officials said two hotels will open at noon Thursday as part of ongoing arrangements.
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Brussels
Belgium
Defense Ministry
NATO
Germany
Legion Officials Set Up Madison Headquarters for State Convention
An advance party from the Wisconsin American Legion prepared in Madison for its 45th state convention July 19 to 21. Headquarters will be Hotel Loraine with sessions at Madison Central High School. auxiliary events occupy Park Motor Inn. Registration booths open Thursday morning with judging entries.
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Madison
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
The
Legion
Hotel Loraine
Madison Central High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Park Motor Inn
State Adds Six To Hall of Fame
Six new members join the Wisconsin Hall of Fame at the State Fair. Julius Heil of Milwaukee Alexander Horlick of Racine Valentin Blatz of Milwaukee Charles Burgess of Freeport New York Manville of Johns Manville and Arthur Warner of Beloit were named by Rob ert A Ewens of the Wisconsin Manufacturers Association. The 31st inductees join 55 other noted figures in the exhibit.
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State
Hall of Fame
Robert A. Ewens
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
Julius P. Heil
The
Heil Co
Milwaukee
Aadavarinae
Wicennein
Alexander J. Horlick
Horlick Corp
Racine
Valentin Blatz
Blatz Brewing Co
Charles F. Burgess
Burgess Battery Co
Freeport
Ill
Charles B. Manville
Manville Co
Johns-Manville Corp
New York
Arthur P. Warner
Warner Electric Brake and Clutch Co
Beloit
Hall of
Gara
Wheat Stabilization Plan Uncertain After May Vote
Washington grapples with next year’s wheat program as growers reject a rigid control plan. Speculation of a combined feed grain and wheat scheme fades as farm leaders push to decouple feed grain benefits from wheat. A decision is due in weeks with Congress actions looming and farmers preparing to feed barley and wheat later this summer.
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Gers
Col Ine
Freerhall
Federation
Congress
Eecumien Ee
Washington
Mrennedy
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Nelson Dewey
Cassville
Wp&l
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Green County Fairgrounds
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Lake Mills
Jake
Howard Voegeli
Norvic
Mirth
Milwaukee P
Untary
House Agriculture Subcommittee On
Hot Springs
Ark
Jane Parker
Dole
Angel Food
Price
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Monroe
Swift
Marvel
Graf's
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Rue Great Potennteda & Net Tea Company, Inc
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