McClellan Narrowly Wins Renomination Fight
Incumbents held sway in three states as Louisiana Senator Ellender and Arkansas Senator McClellan won renomination bids amid tight margins. McClellan led McMath but failed to secure a majority, triggering potential runoff. Oklahoma saw Raymond Gary win the governorship nomination while Pink Williams upset Lt. Gov. Berry in the runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Ansociatieu Fress
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Senate
McCarthy Army
Sid McMath
McMath
Paul Chambers
Leonard Ellie
Ellender
New Orleans
Frank B. Ellis
Ellis
Gilbert Fault
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
William ©. Coe
James E. Berry
Berry
Pink Williams
Gary
Williams
Harris
D-Ark
Arkansas
Francis Cherry
Orval Faubus
Cherry
Robert Kerr
Fred Mack
Raymond Fields
Guyman
Deaths: Italo Marchiony and others noted in brief
Italo Marchiony of Cliffside Park New Jersey aged 86 who originated the ice cream cone in 1896 died Tuesday. In Pittsburgh Leon A. Paddock 75 a steel company official who directed steel fabrication for the Empire Real estate and buildings died Tuesday. In Ithaca Rev Lester C. Revoir 64 assistant to the president of Linfield College died Tuesday while vacationing at his daughter's home in Melville Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cliffside Park
N.J
Italo Marchiony
Pittsburgh
Leon A. Paddock
Steel Company
Empire Ing
Radio City Music Hall
Chrysler
New York
Ithaca
N.Y
Lester C. Revoir
Linfield College
Melville
Ore
AP Telegraph Editors Rename Hill President in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin AP Telegraph Editors Association re elected its president Merle J Hill of the La Crosse Tribune during a one day meeting in Milwaukee They exchanged ideas on news coverage and heard Wisconsin Telephone Co experts discuss wire network organization and maintenance The association will meet in Milwaukee again next year with date to be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Telegraph
Hill
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Associated Press Telegraph Editors Association
Merle J. Hill
The
la Cross Tribune
Telegraph
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Private vs Public Power Row Over TVA's Future
Senate battle over Eisenhower administration atomic energy bill focused on public vs private power. Democrats attacked TVA and AEC roles as they pressed for more private development and a contract enabling Dixon Yates to build a 107 million dollar plant in West Memphis for TVA power. The Gore amendment sought to bar federal tax payments on private profits. House and Senate differ on tax stance and final compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Senate
Einsehower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
TVA
Middle South
AEC
Paducah
Eisenhower
West Memphis
Ark
Middle South Utili
Com
Dixon-Yates Group
Rowland Hughes
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
House
Gore
Russia
Atomic policy clash hints at compromise and power shift
The passage discusses government roles in atomic work, noting a potential head start for federal workers, AEC weapon development, and a Senate shift granting authority for atomic plants. It contrasts with a House bill that forbids such executive powers, suggesting ongoing negotiations and possible future fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
Senate
House
Orangeville Notes and Local Visits
Orangeville society notes detail visits to the Kuhnke and Argyle households, plus travels of Bolender family to Duluth and northern Wisconsin. Local guests include Mrs Louise Kuhnke and Reuben, Delbert and guests from Rockford for a wedding, with Carroll noted as a former Orangeville High School faculty member. Casablanca is mentioned as a fast growing North African city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kuhnke
Reuben
Leon Mickle
Delbert
Rockford
Glenn Kuhnke
Argyle
Glen Bolender
Bonnie
Duluth
Wisconsin
Roy Wagner
John Foss
Dakota
Robert Schultness
Stanley Hulbert
State Building Project Okayed in Milwaukee Swap
The Wisconsin State Building Commission approved a Milwaukee proposal to swap land with the city. The plan trades a block on the near West Side for the old Courthouse annex and may revert land to the city if not built within five years. The panel also approved nearly 70,000 for UW agricultural stations including 40,000 for Ashland auditorium and service building repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavidun m
State Building Commission
Milwaukee
Kohler
Arthur Wegner
University of Wisconsin
Ashland
Marshfield
LaCrosse
Spooner
Indian Trade Delegation Seals 40 Million Pound Tobacco Deal
An Indian trade delegation announced it has closed a deal to sell 40 million pounds of tobacco to Communist China. Prices were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED China
Hong Kong
China
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs. Donald Keen and son visit her parents in Rushville Indiana. Mrs. Alma Stabler vacationing in Canada with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newman and Mr. and Mrs. George Newman returned from Pennsylvania and Eastern states. Mrs. Robert Maxsted and children Beloit and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buhlman and sons South Wayne were guests of L. L. Helland. Berlyn Cassell hospitalized at Woods Veterans. Searles of Brodhead visit Juda friends. Former residents Donald Miller and Charles Potter visit Florence Miller. Mrs. Miller admitted to St. Clare hospital. Donald Miller returns home. Mrs. Ernest Svoboda Beatrice Nebraska spent month in Juda. brother James Roderick accompanies her. Mrs. Clara Brunkow visiting Virgil Brown in Rock City. Ray Kundert and Barbara spend weekend at Arcadia. Attendees Herbert Andereck George Newman L. L. Helland Lewis Lehnherr at Baptist Layman Convention Camp Lake. Marilyn Bridge Jolene Kloepping Wallace Wilson Roland Coplien return from Baptist Juvenile Camp Crooked Lake. Charles Cates Walworth visits Miss Inez Weaver. Lee Shattum returns from vacation in northern Illinois and Town. Daughter Beverly visits grandmother Minnie Beals Warren. William Newman weekend in Milwaukee at Elmer Thompson home. Elmer Thompson was Juda high principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Keen
Rushville
Ind
Alma Stabler
Canada
Ted Newman
George Newman
Pennsylvania
Robert Maxsted
Beloit
Harry Buhlman
South Wayne
L. L. Helland
Berlyn Cassell
Woods Veteran Hospital
Herbert Searles
Marie Searles
Brodhead
Donald Miller
Charles Potter
Washington, D. C
Florence Miller
Ernest Svoboda
Beatrice
Neb
Juda
James Roderick
Svoboda
Clara Brunkow
Virgil Brown
Rock City
Ray Kundert
Barbara
Arcadia
Herbert Andereck
Lewis Lehnherr
Camp Lake
Marilyn Bridge
Jolene Kloepping
Wallace Wilson
Roland Coplien
Crooked Lake
Charles Cates
Walworth
Inez Weaver
Lee Shattum
Ilinois
Beverly
Minnie Beals
Warren
William Newman
Milwaukee
Elmer Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Juda High School
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Roger Bannister
England
John Landy
Australia
Vancouver
B.C
Chris Chataway
Bannister
Finland
Landy
Pany
Dixon- Yates Group
E. H. Dixon
E. A. Yates
Broiler
Power, and, Light
Euecreicky’s For
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Casablanca
North Africa
F. N. Miller
Ine
Judd
Sylvester Township
Monroe
19Th Avenue
Alma Sellnow
First National Bank of Monroe, Executor Trust Department
Hudson
American Motors
New Hudson
Hornets
Wasps
Jets
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