Tito's Moscow move prompts U.S. review of aid to Yugoslavia
The editorial argues Tito's return to the Soviet orbit alters Western expectations and calls for a fresh U.S. assessment of aid to Yugoslavia. It notes Eisenhower’s stance on restudying aid, Tito's nationalist aims, and the potential impact on European power alignment and U.S. foreign aid policy.
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Stevenson Wins In California Dark Horse Nomination Clash
Adlai Stevenson scored a decisive win in California, hobbling Kefauver's bid and signaling a possible dark horse outcome after Minnesota shocks. Analysts warn that both front runners damaged by the split over integration may clear the field for a late convention move. Governors Harriman and Senator Symington are named as possible contenders.
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Tragic hotel fire and milk price rise noted in decade-spanning briefs
Ten years ago a deadly fire at the LaSalle hotel killed a UW professor Leonard A. Salter Jr his wife and son and Maj Hugh Huddieson. The OPA announced a cent a quart milk price rise the first in a series expected to add 250 million dollars to family grocery bills. Also 200+ people attended Milo K Swanton's speech praising a new cold storage warehouse built by Cheese Producers Marketing Association.
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Madison
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Leonard A. Salter Jr
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Hugh Huddieson
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Chester Bowles
Milo K. Swanton
Council of Agriculture
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Desi Arnaz Treated After TV Show Back Injury
Desi Arnaz receives treatment for a back injury suffered while rehearsing a dance for a TV show with Lucille Ball and Bob Hope. The incident is reported amid broader notes on political primaries and Hollywood stars.
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Mrs Swenson, 75, Dies in Duluth
Mrs. Andrew H. Swenson, 75, mother in law of a former Monroe resident, died Tuesday morning in Duluth. Services are set for Saturday at Windom. She was mother of Mrs. LeRoy N. Day of Duluth, the former Ruth Victoria Swenson, whose husband is the son of Mrs. Gertrude Day of Monroe.
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Duluth
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Monroe
Windom
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Ruth Victoria Swenson
Gertrude Day
State to speed up temporary licenses after driver exams
Starting June 7, Wisconsin driver license examiners statewide will issue temporary permits immediately after applicants pass qualifying tests. Previously, delays of 12 to 20 days occurred before issuance. Milwaukee and its suburbs already use the faster system. school permits for driver education students remain unchanged and require ten days before applying for a permanent license.
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Milwaukee
Singapore Leader Quits Over Failure to Secure Independence
Chief Minister David Marshall resigns to the British governor in Singapore after an all party delegation he led to London failed to win independence for the island colony at the tip of the Malayan peninsula.
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Minist
David Marshall
Labor Front
London
Malayan
Harvard Centennial Celebrations Include Talks and Parades
Harvard marks a 100 year celebration with Herschel Newsom and Gov. Stratton slated to speak this weekend. Events include a children's parade, Miss Harvard crowning, and a Dairy Princess contest as Milk Day activities unfold near the high school.
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William G. Stratton
City Youths To Attend Boys State on Saturday
Samergenner and Mrs. W. C. Bender and Carl Disch son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Disch will be among 725 boys from across Wisconsin at Ripon College Ripon for the Badger Boys State encampment. The event, sponsored by the Wisconsin American Legion, selects juniors by merit and runs with Legionnaires and public officials guiding the program.
Mythic 49th State Forms Split Government System
A fictional scenario describes a mythical 49th state forming separate Nationalist and Federalist parties. Citizens organize city, county, and state governments, with boys campaigning for offices and later managing the duties of those roles. The piece outlines how elections lead to governance structures in the imagined territory.
Wendler Boy Hurt in Washing Machine Wringer
Marlin Wendler, son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wendler, sustained serious arm injuries after his arm was caught in a washing machine wringer. The injury left his arm swollen.
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Spring Grove
Marlin Wendler
Gilbert Wendler
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