French Forces Hit Algerian Rebels in Biban Triangle
French divisions with jet dive bombers fought to crush a rebel force trapped in the Biban Mountains later called the Gates of Iron. Officials say about 400 rebels were killed or captured, as the 19th and 27th divisions press the siege and west edge operations continue along the Soumman Valley.
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Algiers
Algeria
Iron
Biban
Bougie
Soumman
Triangle
Germany
Grand Kayblie
State Fatalities Soar to 334 Total
Wisconsin traffic deaths rise to 334 this year, with multiple fatal crashes reported. Ewald C. Reuter, 57, of Sauk City, killed when his car left Highways 12 13 near Madison and struck a tree. Raymond Heimke, 46, and Vern Miller, 16, die in a collision near Merrill on Highway 51. Several other fatal injuries include Eugene L. Castonguay, 21, of Hawthorne, in a train auto crash south of Superior. Leland R. Bungeaux, 30, in the same incident. Rosemary J. Bohlman, 23, and Roy O. Streeter, 21, of Fond du Lac, die from injuries in Oshkosh area crash. Marjorie Swisher, 40, of Rockford, dies from May 28 crash near Palmyra. Owen Mathews, 18, of rural Janesville, killed in a collision between a motorcycle and car near Edgerton.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ewald C. Reuter
Sauk City
University of Wisconsin Library
Madison
Vern Miller
Eugene L. Castonguay
Hawthorne
Superior
Leland R. Bungeaux
Rosemary J. Bohlman
Fond du Lac
Mercy Hospital
Oshkosh
Rearrest denial from Hungarian legation on Mindszenty
The Hungarian legation denied press reports that Cardinal Mindszenty has been rearrested. The 64 year old Catholic primate of Hungary remains under measures imposed by Hungarian authorities last summer. He was convicted of treason in 1943 and given life imprisonment, but released on July 15 and moved to a home for aging priests in southern Hungary.
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USA
Ausia Uris
Hungarian Legation
Josef
Legation
Hungary
Brown Addresses County Graduates Commencement Talk at Green County Teachers College
Frank Brown elementary school supervisor for the State Department of Public Instruction reviewed his cadet teaching experiences and outlined the challenges ahead for 28 graduates at a commencement in the high school auditorium. He urged teachers to defend democracy and prepare students for society while parents grow more concerned about education and demands for stronger basics. Otto W. Lund presented diplomas as J. R. Schesser distributed them. the event featured a processional, music, and the class motto We Learn Today to Teach Tomorrow with green and silver colors and a green carnation flower.
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Frank Brown
State Department of Public Instruction
Green County Teachers College
Brown
Parsons
Otto W. Lund
J. R. Schesser
Albany
Marjory Deppeler
Glen H. Ridnour
First Methodist Church
County Dairy Bar Committee Plans Summer Activities
The Green County Rural Youth and Junior 4H leaders met at the Courthouse to map summer events. They discussed enlarging the dairy bar tent, adding equipment, and boosting cheese sales at the Brodhead Centennial from June 21 to 25. Final plans will be decided at the June 12 junior leaders meeting.
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The
County Dairy Bar Committee
Green County
Brodhead
Ritger to Leave State Post as Purchases Director
Colonel Ritger, head of the Bureau of Purchases since its 1929 inception under Gov. Kohler Sr., will retire September 1. He leaves a legacy of state procurement oversight and long service in the Kohler administration era.
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F.X
Ritger
Ai Adison
F. X
Bureau of Purchases
Walter Kohler Sr
Brodhead pre centennial street dance June 9 at Exchange Square
The Brodhead Centennial Corp hosts a free street dance and entertainment on Exchange Square on Saturday June 9. The event features a floor show and band concert by the high school band, with princess and queen candidates announced at dinner and during evening festivities. The Keystone Kops will oversee mock court scenes with a late mayor fined for a centennial button violation.
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Prumeay Times
Brodhead Centennial Corp
Exchange Square
Keystone Kops
Brodhead
Hersholt Dies Famed Film Star at Home
Hollywood reports the death of Jean Hersholt, renowned for Dr. Christian, at his home after a lengthy illness. The actor, knighted by Denmark in 1946, would have turned 70 next July and had recently received a major industry testimonial for his half century in film.
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Hollywood
Jean Hersholt
Dr. Christian
Hersholt
Christian X of Denmark
June Weather Outlook Indicates Warmer Days
The Weather Bureau predicts a 30 day outlook for June with temperatures averaging above normal from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi. It expects below normal temperatures east of the Appalachians and near the Sierra Nevada, with near normal elsewhere. Precipitation likely subnormal in the east, above normal in Florida and New England, and near normal in the west.
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Ane Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi
Appalachian
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Florida
New England
J H Jones Dies Urban titan of RFC and Houston era ends
Jesse H. Jones 82 longtime financier and wartime secretary of commerce died after a kidney blockage operation. He led the RFC for 13 years loaning over 50 billion dollars and built Houston’s skyline owning 35 buildings up to 37 stories. He published the Houston Chronicle and owned major hotels. Jones shaped national policy under Wilson Hoover and Roosevelt and left a substantial Houston Endowment. He is survived by widow Mary Gibbs Jones and family.
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Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
RFC
Jones
Houston Chronicle
Washington
Weeks
New York City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Memphis
Mary Gibbs Jones
John T. Jones Jr
The
John A. Beck
Robertson County
Tennessee
First National Bank Remodeling Under Way
The Bruni Miller Company has begun work on remodeling the First National Bank in the Karlen block. Dismantling partitions on the second and third floors to be removed. Exterior design uses a granite base with Lannon stone trim on the upper part. Front elevation will align with the upper edge of the present second floor windows.
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First National Bank
Bruni-Miller Co
Karlen
Pool Opens Tomorrow with Red Cross Lessons in June
Recrea tion Park pool to begin summer season at 1 30 p m tomorrow with daily hours for two weeks. Red Cross swimming lessons start Monday June 18 while pool operates daily. Instructors include Sondra Simpson Judy Kubly Judy Frey Carmen Norton and Kenneth Keel with training for volunteers. Monroe team starts 8 am weekday practice Monday coached by Dr Frank C Stiles and Rev Richard F Hulburt. Playground program begins June 1 with leaders Jane Thompson Geraldine Adams Janet Beckman. Boys softball and baseball program also to start June a.
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Recreation Park
Red Cross
Sondra Simpson
Judy Kubly
Judy Frey
Carmen Norton
Kenneth Keel
Monroe
Frank C. Stiles
Richard F. Hulburt
Jane Thompson
Green County Teachers College
Geraldine Adams
East School
Janet Beckman
Prgram
Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov paints U S as world villain
New Soviet foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov, ex-editor of Pravda, labels the United States as the main imperialist threat to world socialism. Speaking in Moscow on Lenin’s birthday, he argues U S circles dictate in the Western Hemisphere, foment counterrevolutions, and use anticolonialism rhetoric for Soviet ends. He frames his post as foreign minister as a broader platform for spreading communist doctrine globally.
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Tom Whitney
New York
Dmitri Shepilov
United States
Shepilov
Communist Party
Pravda
Western Hemisphere
Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Lenin
Kievsky Station
V. M Molotov
Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Foreign Ministry
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Khrushchev
Cominform
International Organization of Communist Nations
Mollotov
Marshal Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Supreme Soviet
Belgrade
Shepirov
Communist Central Committee
Egypt
Green County Dairy Breakfast Tuesday Kickoff in Monticello
Willard Reese of the State Department of Agriculture will headline Green County June Dairy Month Breakfast Tuesday in Casino Hall Monticello with 6 30 a m family style service and a menu including honey butter hot biscuits scrambled eggs cheese fruit juice coffee and milk. Tickets are distributed by dairy month committeemen in multiple towns and by the county extension office.
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Willard Reese
State Department of Agriculture
Green County
Monticello
Casino Hall
Klaus Nixdorf
Brazil
South America
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Brodhead
Albany
Brooklyn
New Glarus
Browntown
Myrtle Webb
M. Palmer Welsh
Belleville
Juta
Monroe
Davis To Keynote Second District Rally
Phillip Bigley of Viroqua, executive secretary of the Republican party of Wisconsin, reported Rep. Glenn Davis of Waukesha will be the keynote speaker at a second district caucus in Fort Atkinson on Tuesday.
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Vixwuqua
Phillip Bigley
Viroqua
Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Ft. Atkinson
Top Ensign's Mother Ailing Sees Son’s Naval Academy Graduation
Mrs. Carmen Schafer, bedridden with cancer in Chippewa Falls, plans to watch a film of son William Schafer’s graduation as top man in a class of 674 at the U S Naval Academy. The ceremony was Saturday at Annapolis when he was commissioned an ensign. The Navy recorded the event and will fly the films to Great Lakes for screening in Mrs. Schafer’s hospital room.
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Navy Chippewa Falls
Carmen Schafer
William
U.S. Naval Academy
Schafer
Annapolis
Senate Probes Chotiner Fees in House Inquiry
Senate investigators began interviewing law clients of Murray M. Chotiner, California Republican leader, to trace how he earned his fees. Chotiner, a Los Angeles lawyer who managed Nixon's 1952 campaign, declined comment but promised a forthcoming statement. He has protested the probe as a politically driven fishing expedition beyond graft and military contracts scope.
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Washington
Senate
Murray M. Chotiner
California
Chotiner
Los Angeles
Nixon
Leters
Atlanta Hunts Woman's Killer
Police launch one of the most thorough investigations in years into the brutal slaying of 30 year old secretary Inez Johnson during a downtown payroll robbery. Johnson died of multiple skull fractures at Ingram Mantel and Tile Co. Her $2,400 payroll was missing but her diamond bracelet wrist watch and wedding rings were left behind.
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Atlanta
J. L. Moseley
Inez Johnson
Ingram Mantel and Tile Co
Final Tributes Paid to Dr. Kate Pelham Newcomb
Dr. Kate Pelham Newcomb known as Dr. Kate, longtime country doctor in Vilas County, was buried Friday at a near cedar pine covered cemetery near Boulder Junction. Crowds exceeding 500 filled the near church and hall as tributes recalled her service to poor Indians, vacationers, hunters, and needy families. She founded Lakeland Memorial hospital and raised funds nationally in 1954, leading to a 19 bed hospital with donations totaling $150,000. A June 20 testimonial dinner in Milwaukee was canceled by the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation Wisconsin chapter.
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Boulder Junction
Kate Pelham Newcomb
Northwoods
Vilas County
Kate
Wausau
Woodruff
Milton Leisman
Minocqua
Lakeland Memorial Hospital
Dr. Newcomb
Wisconsin
The
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Cousin Club
Milwaukee
Area Girls Compete For Alice Princess in Dairy Event
Twenty six candidates, including Suzanne Saalsaa of Argyle and Doris Olsen of Brooklyn, vie for the Alice in Dairy and Princess titles. Four finalists will be chosen for further state fair competition in August, with the announcing banquet tonight in Eau Claire and a Butter Ball appearance on the parking ramp.
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Laire
Alice In Dairy
Eau Claire
Dalington
Suzanne Saalsaa
A. N. Saalsaa
Argyle
Doris Olsen
Trygve Olsen
Brooklyn
Molotov Demoted as Tito Seeks Cold War Reconciliation
In Moscow Tito pledges unity of the socialist bloc amid reshuffles that see Dmitri Shepilov replacing Molotov as foreign minister. Molotov retained a deputy premiership role as rumors swirl he could later become Presidium chairman.
Senate panel approves larger health research fund total
The Senate appropriations committee recommended 2,372,023,281 for the Labor and Welfare Department. The year starts July 1, raising the program total by 8,137,881 above Eisenhower's request and 76,042,500 over the House vote. A conference committee will reconcile differences as the panel trims some items while maintaining most of the health research ask.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Labor and Welfare Department
Eisenhower
House
Strike Leader to Run for State Assembly in Sheboygan
Allan Graskamp president of the union local on strike against Kohler Co for over two years announced his bid for the Democratic nomination in Sheboygan First District. He seeks to unseat the incumbent in a district featuring Sheboygan, Kohler Co and local labor issues as a central theme of his campaign.
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Sheboygan
Allan Graskamp
Kohler Co
State Assembly
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