Rhee challenges for Asian army to counter China
Editorial notes Syngman Rhee as a determined foe of Communism. He proposes an Asian army of two million with U.S. weapons backed by Air Force and Navy to strike Communist China, while urging Congress to back a broader war effort without U.S. troops. Eisenhower and Dulles oppose resuming war in Korea. History will judge who is right.
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Senate approves atomic energy bill amid debate marathon
A long Senate session ended with a modified atomic energy bill moving to House-Senate conference. While Democrats fear private power links to TVA, backers say private firms can push progress under AEC oversight. Neither Wiley nor Republicans voted in the final roll call on a separate housing program.
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Celebrations and Happenings From Monroe Past Eras
Seventy five relatives attend Rev G W Bechtolt home July 29 1911 for daughter M Helen Bechtolt to Bert Lee Kirkpatrick and Rev Bechtolt's 75th birthday. Dr John W Keane will join Monroe Clinic eye ear nose and throat Aug 1. Mrs Leon Baughman dies in Madison hospital. S/Sgt Alvin E Stauffacher 33 killed in action in France June 21 first Green County man to die in Fortress Europe.
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State To Hold Tunnel Hearing
Assistant Attorney General Sewart Honeck said a summons would be served today on Kent Crook operator of a uranium tunnel in Lone Rock An adverse examination is planned August 6 in Dodgeville before Circuit Court Commissioner Frank Hamilton The state seeks a permanent injunction and a possible complaint If findings warrant The probe started at the request of the state medical society Crook charges 10 for 10 one hour sessions in his 16 foot tunnel lined with ore from Arizona Crook hired attorney Clarence Knutson of Dodgeville to contest the closure He notes bird temperatures around 106 degrees far higher than humans may be quoted in source text
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Traffic Deaths Down Slightly in First Half of 1954
The National Safety Council reports 16,300 traffic deaths in January through June 1954, down from 17,250 in the same period a year earlier. President Ned Dearborn warns the second half remains dangerous as vacation travel increases, noting June saw an eight percent drop as the first full month of the travel peak.
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Deputy in Ramsey County Auditor’s Office Charged
Hering Jr. faces first degree grand larceny and false auditing charges over an alleged 69000 shortage in the Ramsey County auditor’s office where he served since 1932. Grand jury indictments allege misappropriation and improper payments. Conviction on both counts could bring up to 150 years in prison. he is free on a 3000 dollar bond.
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Veteran Milwaukee Judge Sheridan to retire after 45 years
County Judge Michael S. Sheridan announced Wednesday he will not seek reelection. He has served on the Milwaukee bench for 45 years and plans to retire from public life.
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Ike Grandchildren Visit White House Reinforces Family Image
Dwight David Eisenhower II six, Barbara Anne five, and Susan two spend time at the White House with Maj. John Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower. The president enjoys their visits, coaches David in golf on a south lawn putting green, and Secret Service guards the youngsters as they play in the rope swing area and pool. Parents worry about overexposure though the children are described as unspoiled and normal.
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Mackinac Bridge Unit Returns $24 057 Fund
Mackinac Bridge Authority returned to the State Highway Department $24 057 of the $175 000 provided for preliminary Mackinac Strait crossing work. Nearly $110 000 covered engineering services. Feasibility reports paid $25 000 to Amann and Steinman and Woodruff, $21 500 to Coverdale and Colpitts for traffic surveys, $11 000 to University of Michigan for load tests, and $2 100 to Berkey and Paige for geological work. Administration costs totaled about $40 000 over four years.
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Churchill Shifts Cabinet's Lineup in London
Prime Minister Churchill announced a new government lineup after two minister resignations and other posts shifting. Alan Lennox-Boyd moved to Colonial Secretary, Derek Heathcoat Amory to Agriculture, John Boyd Carpenter to Transport non cabinet, Sir Lionel Heath offered resignation, and a third minister faced potential exit amid maladministration charges.
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Labor Ministers Names in Downing Street Talks
Labor Minister Sir Walter Monckton voices desire to return to private law practice while Sir Reginald Manningham-Buller, the Solicitor General, remains a frequent source of disagreement with the prime minister.
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Walter Monckton
Reginald Manningham-Butler
Explosion in Hartford City Kills Two in Gas Blast
An explosion demolished a downtown Hartford City business building killing two people and gravely injuring eleven others. Fire officials attributed the blast to a furnace gas leak, though a local gas company spokesman questioned this conclusion. The event occurred shortly after noon Wednesday, narrowing the toll by proximity to several stores.
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Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Ailments
Doctors stress kidney function for health and warn stress or poor diet can slow it, causing backaches and urinary discomfort. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic, have aided millions for over 50 years by flushing waste from kidneys and giving relief from these ailments.
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