Kohler Union Resume Parley On Strike Issues
Talks on the Kohler Co. strike continued in Chicago with a two hour and 15 minute morning session recessed for lunch. A three-person team from the company union and federal mediators set 2 p m. for the afternoon session amid signs of progress. Re-employment of 2 200 strikers remains a major sticking point as the plant receives more clay shipments entering Kohler from Montreal via rail amid picket line activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Long Kohler Co
CIO United Auto Workers
Federal
Robert H. Moore
U. S. Mediation Service
Eisenhower
Moore
Kohler
Lyman Conger
Sheboygan
Kohler Co
North Western Railway
South
Uaw-Cio
Union Avenue
Steen Heimke
Heimke
E. J. Biewer
Kohler Firm
Montreal
Canada
Milwaukee
CIO
Edmund Biever
Biever
Canadian National Railroad
Wisconsin
Robert Moore
U.S
Emil Mazey
Uawcio
Schiller Denies Charges On County Hospital Contract
Green County Supervisor Victor N. Schiller defended his charges that contracts for a county hospital cold storage building were invalid, calling them essential safeguards of fiscal responsibility. He said he would push for full legal compliance and county board approval before building proceeds, stressing the public’s tax dollar protection.
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Second Ward
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
WEKZ
Monroe Ready Mix and
Industrial Commission
Green County
Mrs Loveland Injured In Mishap Near Gratiot
Mrs. Arnold Loveland was treated at St. Clare hospital for cuts and bruises after a two car collision at 4 15 near Gratiot on Highway 78 in Lafayett e County. Leo Wagenknecht of Sterling Illinois drove the other car. Damages were about 425 on Loveland car and 375 on the other.
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Arnold Loveland
17Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Lafayette County
Sheriff's Department
Gratiot
Highway 78
Loveland
Leo Wagenknecht
Sterling
Cheese Demand Fair in Madison Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin cheese market reports steady demand and adequate offerings in Madison. Pricing ranges include cheddar 32 to 34, single daisies 35 to 37, longhorns 35 to 44, and midgets 35 to 44, with selling prices and state assembly points noted.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Heat Wave Returns as Temperatures Jump Inland
The region sees a quick rebound in heat with 92 forecast by mid afternoon after a 98 high yesterday. Beloit hit 103 while Lake Geneva and Madison reached 101 and 100 respectively as storms skirt the area. Tonight and tomorrow expect more showers and thunderstorms along with highs around 95 to 100 and lows in the 70s.
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Monroe
Beloit
Lake Geneva
Madison
Yuma
Tax Payment Due Saturday
The county treasurer Ralph J. Kundert warns the second real estate tax payment is due Saturday before noon at the Courthouse. Mail postmarked by July 30 and received after may be accepted. Payments after Saturday incur eight tenths of one percent monthly interest for eight months.
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Ralph J. Kundert
Kundert
Green County Bank Re-elects Directors
Green County Bank re-elected directors J. A. Timm August O. Lehnherr Dwight I. Pierce B. H. Roderick John P. Derning G. N. Swartz and D. L. Newcomer. Roderick was named president Timm vice president Swartz cashier and Mrs Elsie D Schultz assistant cashier.
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Brodhead
Times
The
Green County Bank
J. A. Timm
August O. Lehnherr
Dwight I. Pierce
B. H. Roderick
John P. Derning
G. N. Swartz
D. L. Newcomer
Roderick
Timm
Swartz
Elsie D. Schultz
Bulgaria Admits Downing Airliner With Ground Fire
Bulgaria says its antiaircraft guns shot down an Israeli Constellation after it strayed into Bulgarian air space near Sofia. The loss included 12 Americans among 58 aboard. inquiry commission named to investigate the disaster.
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Bulgaria
London
Bulgarian Telegraph Agency
Eal
Yugoslavia
Sofia
Vienna
Istanbul
Israel
Additional Act Listed for Fair at Green County Variety Show
Mrs. B. J. Sullivan announced an additional act for the Green County Variety Show to open the County Fair Wednesday night. The Nekoosa Indian dancers will perform, with members Glen A. Ridnour Larry Pulkrabek John Jeglum Robert Jeglum Carl Disch Daniel Bender Edward Einbeck and Harlan Prechel. The fair runs Wednesday through Sunday August 7 featuring a Hi Neighbors show Thursday an auto thrill show Friday harness racing Saturday and Sunday and a Broadway to Hollywood revue in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Sullivan
Green County
Glen A. Ridnour
Larry Pulkrabek
John and
Robert Jeglum
Carl Disch
Daniel Bender
Edward M. Einbeck
Harlan Prechel
Hi Neighbors
Peron Regime Faces Radical Demands Amid Reform Call
Arturo Frondizi leads Radical Party in a 10 point reform package issued during a broadcast permitted by President Peron. Radicals demand democracy rebirth and seek debate on police charges linked to flag burning riots and attacks on churches. Chamber debate set for Friday under new president Rocamora.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
Juan Peron
Peron
Chamber of Deputies
Alberto Luis Rocamora
Peronista
Santa Fe
Albany minister Rev. A D Willett dies at 68 in Ohio
Rev A D Willett 68 of Albany Methodist Church died at 2 am in Fayette Ohio after a heart attack while returning from a trip to Fredonia New York with his wife Hazel. Born Madison 1886 he served as Eau Claire district superintendent 1931 37 and held posts in Hammond Glenwood City Superior and Madison area churches before moving to Albany in 1953. He was a trustee at Lawrence College Appleton and active in Wisconsin church affairs. He and Hazel wed 1913 had son William a Fredonia teacher.
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A. D. Willett
Albany
Fayette
Willett
Fredonia
N. Y
William
Fredonia Teachers College
Trousdale Methodist Church
Madison
Wilcox
Lawrence College
Appleton
Hazel Kathryn Nicol
Wisconsin Council of Churches
West Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Hammond
Glenwood City
Cummings Avenue
Superior
Black River Falls
Mineral Point
Chippewa Falls
Trousdale
South Shore
Arthur Dann Willett
George Henry
Mona Parnell Willett
Boston University
East
Lancaster Boy Dies of Illness at 9 in St. Clare Hospital
Charles Francis Lancaster Jr., 9, of 1117 16th Avenue, died at 5:25 p.m. yesterday in St. Clare hospital after rheumatic fever since April. Born March 3, 1946, in St. Clare hospital, he was son of Charles Francis and Ruth Irene Nelson Lancaster. Survived by parents and three brothers Jerome, Larry, Roslyn. Funeral set for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Swiss church New Glarus with Rev. F B Tschudy officiating. burial in Lamont Cuddy cemetery. Body to be moved from Erickson funeral home Argyle.
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Charles Francis Lancaster Jr
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Charles Francis
Ruth Irene Nelson Lancaster
New Glarus
Monroe
Argyle Methodist Parsonage
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jerome
Larry
Roslyn
Gerald Francis
F. B. Tschudy
Cuddy
Lamont
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
36 Japanese Girls Drown in Wave at Sea of Ise
In Tsu Japan a giant wave swept a junior high school swimming class into the sea. Forty-five girls were swept seaward. nine were revived due to rescue delays. The tragedy occurred during a week long course off Honshu near Nagoya.
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Tsu
Japan
Sea of Ise
Nagoya
Honshu
Lafayette Fair Opens for Four Day 4-H Show
The Lafayette County Fair and 4-H Show opens for four days with exhibits from county 4-H clubs and open classes. A sports show leads opening events featuring Lulubell the bear, Jack Rand comedy, and V Roy and Company mystery acts. Gene Holter showcases a wild animal show with racing ostriches and camels. Camel speed tops 35 mph. Local sulky races expected. Judging ends Saturday with a 4-H style revue. A 4-H amateur show and stock car races close weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Lafayette County
Jack Rand
V. Roy and Company
Gene Holter
Arabia
38 Insurance Agents Banned by Pentagon
Pentagon spokesman announced that 38 life insurance agents have been banned from military posts for improper practices over the past four years. Rudolph Walter said most violations involved selling policies to service members on bases in the United States. He noted at least 70 percent of agents lost licenses in their states and that tighter base restrictions are being considered by his committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Rudolph Walter
United States
House Armed Services
Pravda Editor Talks with Egyptian Premier Nasser
D. T. Shepilov chief editor of Pravda met with Gamal Abdel Nasser in Alexandria Egypt for a two hour discussion. Shepilov arrived in Egypt as a guest of the government.
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Egypt
Alexandria
D. T. Shepilov
Pravda
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Shepilov
Moscow
Wang Ping-nan Named Red China Negotiator For Geneva Talks
Peiping radio announced Wang Ping-nan, senior Red China official and Chou En-lai ally, will negotiate with U S envoy U Alexis Johnson in Geneva. The pick links to ongoing U S pressure over Dulles talks and a possible Formosa cease-fire, with Eisenhower noting potential face to face talks.
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Tokyo
Wang Ping-nan
Red
China
Geneva
United States
Chou En-lai
Peiping Radio
Wang
Eisenhower
Chou
Dulles
Poland
U. Alexis Johnson
U. S
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Communist
Taipei
Foreign Office
Formosa
Johnson
Red China
Rev John R Keiser Dies at 65 Pastor of Trinity Lutheran Lake Mills
Rev John R Keiser 65 pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Lake Mills died yesterday in Janesville Mercy Hospital after six weeks illness. He served 40 years in ministry and came to Lake Mills in 1948. Surviving wife Emma son Eugene Milwaukee daughter Mrs Harry Parrish Janesville sister Mrs Anna Harris Sterling Neb and five grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Lake Mills Saturday at 2 pm burial Milton Lawn Cemetery Janesville.
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John R. Keiser
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lake Mills
Roy G. Rottler
9Th Street
Janesville Mercy Hospital
Keiser
Wartberg Seminary
Dubuque
Janesville
Johnson Creek
Milford
Sterling, Neb
Emma
Eugene
Milwaukee
Harry Parrish
Anna Harris
Sterling
Neb
Trinity Lutheran
Milton Lawn Cemetery
Gloucester husband fined under midwifes act
In Gloucester a husband William Bingham was fined three pounds after pleading guilty for delivering his wife’s child in violation of Britain’s midwives act. He argued previous deliveries had gone smoothly and he should be allowed to assist again.
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Gloucester
England
Britain
William Bingham
Eisenhower Voices Disappointment in Highway Funding Rejection
President Eisenhower expressed keen disappointment over the House rejection of new national highway legislation and urged Congress to reconsider before adjournment. The House voted 224-193 against his multi billion plan and 292-123 against a Democratic pay as you go alternative, despite the nation’s need for new roads and defense considerations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Congress
House of Representatives
McCormack
Massachusetts
Special Commission
Senate
Dondero
R-Mich
Atomic Gun Battery Sent to Okinawa for Far East Use
The United States plans to land 280 mm nuclear capable guns on Okinawa within days. These batteries, already deployed in Europe, mark the first Allied atomic artillery sent to the Far East for use by American forces on the island.
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Washington
Okinawa
Europe
Far East
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House of Commons
R. H. Turton
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Athens
Patricia
Recreation Park
Recreation Department
Ohio
Lancaster
Lafayette
Chou Peiping
Rev. Keiser
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