Eisenhower sets tone for Geneva Big Four summit
President Eisenhower outlines a six point plan to address trust and sincerity as the Big Four open talks in Geneva. Premier Bulganin signals a world bank atomic materials pledge and a possible immediate freeze on foreign troops, hinting at a path toward a security organization. Cautious Americans warn against expecting immediate peace while noting the new leadership dynamic and potential for real progress if talks continue.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Bulganin
Russia
World Bank
United Nations
Free World
Germany
Time To Move Out Amid Midway Traffic Concerns
The piece argues Midway airport is too small for rising traffic and supports accelerating the move to O Hare Field as a safety measure after a recent landing tragedy. It notes differing witness accounts and calls for a swift transition to reduce hazards in airline operations.
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Chicago
Midway Airport
Midway
O’hare
Allon
O'Hare Field
Van De Zande resigns Senate seat for insurance chief post
Madison report says Sen. Alfred Van De Zande of Campbellsport resigned from the Senate to become state insurance commissioner. The move, announced Monday by the governor, shifts a Republican veteran from the legislature to a cabinet role in state government.
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Madison
Governor's Office
Alfred van de Zande
Campbellsport
Senate
July 19 1945 dramatic air raid and local notices
Ten years ago a force of over 600 B 29s struck Japan while a baseball game entertained crowds as the Old Timers beat the American Legion Juniors 12 to 8. Obituary reports Katherine Elmer dies at 83. An explosion at Badger Ordnance Works kills four. Japanese commanders pull troops from central China amid invasion jitters. Other items recount 25, 40, and 50 years ago events including a Chicago slaying suspect captured, vaccinations for Wisconsin Assembly members, and a West Coast wedding ending in a cross country automobile tour.
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Katherine Elmer
Bowen Convalescent
Badger Ordnance Works
Baraboo
China
Yellow Sea
Thomas Abbott
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
C. W. Meeker
Monroe
San Antonio
Freeport
Grand
Oneco
Senate
Warsaw
Georgia
Leo Frank
Wisconsin Assembly
Assemblyman
Ploeger
Lela Atherton
Walter Whitcomb
Los Angeles
Whitcomb
Otto Tschudy
F. B. Luchsinger
Fred Marty
Wisconsin Dairy School
Monroe Businessmen’s Association
Elbert Hubbard
Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association
Americans Tour Farms in Soviet Union
A 12 member American farm delegation began a 30 day tour of the Ukraine Central Asia and Siberia to study Soviet farming. They visited a Moscow area collective loof and reported fine livestock and large labor input with as many as 30 workers in a hay field. They noted extreme hospitality despite official status.
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Moscow
Russia
Ukraine
Central Asia
Siberia
Charles J. Hearst
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Hearst
John M. Steddon
Granger
Vocalist and Twirling Trio Highlight Monroe Band Concert
A vocalist Shirley Geigel and a twirling trio Delores Marti Penny Haberman and Carmen Norton will highlight the Monroe high school senior band in a hospital concert tonight at 7. Allan L Barnard is student conductor and Allan F Barnard is director. Limited parking will be available for residents.
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Monroe High School
Shirley Geigel
Delores Marti
Penny Haberman
Carmen Norton
Allan L. Barnard
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
Iowa couple hosts Soviet agricultural chiefs on 160 acre farm
Slater Iowa Mr and Mrs Richard L Alleman welcomed 12 Soviet agricultural chiefs to their 160 acre farm. Richard Alleman a former Alaska Army veteran led the delegation head Matskevich toured the corn fields while photographers followed. The couple said they earn about 5000 dollars yearly from roughly 9000 dollars gross and harbor no particular animosity toward the visitors.
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Slater
Iowa
Richard L. Aleman
Richard Alleman
Alaska
U. S. Army
V. V. Matskevich
Alleman
Matskevich
Allemans
Verda Alleman
Richard
Tree Trimmer Electrocuted In Milwaukee Accident
Patrick Kerr, 21, a city forestry department worker, was killed Monday while trimming a tree. He was about 25 feet up when a 10 foot branch pruner touched a high voltage wire 35 feet above the ground.
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Milwaukee
Patrick Kerr
Forestry Department
Kerr
State Towns Group Maps New Proposals
Madison reports show expenses of 41 750 for entertainment of Wisconsin legislators during the 1955 session. Records cover 119 lobbyists from six months ending June 24 and closing Oct 3. Final adjournment requires full reports by lobbyists and their employers on salaries, fees, and expenses. Liquor and other alcoholic refreshments accounted for 9 856 of the total.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Milk Machines Studied by USDA
The Agriculture Department will test milk vending machines to gauge effectiveness. Results are due next year after selecting a West Virginia city and potentially adding Pennsylvania sites. Local officials in the test city, under 100000 population, are open to installations. Milk machines already appear in Senate and House cloakrooms and some federal offices. The department supports dairy products at 75 percent of parity and seeks to move surplus butter cheese and dried milk.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Sen. Wiley
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Male phalarope incubates eggs after female’s courtship
The female phalarope performs courtship then departs after laying. the male takes over incubation and raises the chicks, a notable shift in parental roles for this shore bird species.
SEC Tightens Rules on Penny Stocks to Curb Speculation
The SEC announced new rules targeting penny stocks and Regulation A registrations for small offerings. Effective Aug 15, the changes require a firm commitment to return investor funds if 85 percent of the issue is not sold in six months and bar non rout ine offering literature while restricting advertising to factual material.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Congress
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Armstrong
24 Miners Killed in East German Uranium Pit Fire
East German ADN reports 24 miners killed and 96 injured in a uranium pit fire near Aue about 11 miles north of the Czech border. The agency did not specify the date of the blaze.
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Berlin
ADN
Aue
East Germany
Czech
Geneva hosts Eisenhower guard as Russians travel openly
In Geneva the Kremlin leaders travel in open cars while U S officials deploy heavy protection around Eisenhower. Swiss guards supplement the security with plainclothes officers, tommy guns, and water patrols as Secret Service chiefs join the scene. A Russian photographer recalls a secret policeman aiding footage.
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Kremlin
Eisenhower
Marc Pernet
President
Secret Service
U. S
A. E. Baughman
James J. Rowley
White House
Communist Party
Amazing bargains in The Times classified check daily
The Times classifieds highlight daily bargains across items and services. Shoppers can scan listings for affordable goods, cars, real estate sales, and local offers.
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