Pentagon Weighs MacArthur Status as Keynote Speaker
The Army lawyers fret over Gen. Douglas MacArthur possibly violating military rules that ban active officers from political campaigning as he is lined up to keynote the Republican National Convention. If he seeks retirement, MacArthur could join Eisenhower in political activity, while Article 88 warns against contemptuous remarks toward national leaders in such public roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Pentagon
Pacific
Army
MacArthur
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
Market Summary Chicago Livestock and Produce
Salable hogs 7 500. general market active but uneven. butcher hogs and sows steady to 25 cents higher. Cattle salable 9 500. slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower. cows 25-50 cents lower. bulls 25.50-28.00. Butter barely steady. eggs weak with U S extras 39-40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
State Line Bible School Opens Week One Mentions Teachers
The State Line Bible School began Monday with teachers Rev. Henry Neal Mrs. Howard Wallace Mrs. Ellsworth Rosheisen Miss Shirley Stuckey and Mrs. Gilbert Wendler guiding the week. Next week teachers include Rev. Neal Mrs. Earl Pinnow Mrs. Leslie Pinnow Miss Judith Kundert and Miss Shirley Stuckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
State Line Bible School
Henry Neal
Howard Wallace
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Shirley Stuckey
Gilbert Wendler
Neal
Earl Pinnow
Leslie Pinnow
Judith Kundert
Saturn’s Average Sun Distance Report
The text notes Saturn's mean distance from the sun as 887,100,000 miles. This figure places Saturn in the outer solar system beyond the asteroid belt, illustrating its position relative to inner planets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
FPC To Hear Appeal On Namekagon Dam Project
The Federal Power Commission will hold a hearing in Spooner next Monday on the Namekagon dam project in Washburn County. An FPC examiner will decide if Namekagon Hydro Co. can receive a federal permit to build the dam after securing state and federal licenses. The case follows a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling invalidating a state law that allowed county boards to intervene in public hunting, fishing, and scenic rights regarding dam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Federal Power Commission
Spooner
Monagay
Washburn County
Namekagon Dam
FPC
Namekagon Hydro Co
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Illnesses Strain Local Residents Amid Heat Wave
Fred Goodsir Jr. of Decatur township, 15, is ill at his farm home from heat exhaustion during last week’s high temperatures and is confined to bed. Mrs. Arthur J. Riemer also suffers from virus pneumonia, lingering illness in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Fred Goodsir Jr
Decatur Township
Arthur J. Riemer
Donna
Olaf Hanson
Viroqua
John Wittenwyler
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Kay Ann
Monroe
Luther Lemon
Elmer Jay
Hollis Schutt
William Pagel
Casper Hammerly
Yolanda Richards
Rolanda
Ronda
J. P. Elmer
Fred T. Burgy
G. S. Soseman
C10 Auto Union Wins Kohler Vote
The United Auto Workers CIO wins a clear majority in a Kohler Company bargaining election, with 1,831 votes for UAW CIO, 850 for the Kohler Workers Association, 710 for UAW AFL, 52 for no union, 15 void and 23 challenged. The NLRB will certify the UAW CIO as bargaining agent for production and maintenance employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
United Automobile Workers ‘Cio
Kohler Company
National Labor Relations Board
Marie Pierce
NLRB
Chicago
Uawcio
Kohler Workers Association
Uaw-Afl
KWA
CIO
Racine Fourth of July to Feature All-Women Judges
The 16th annual Fourth of July celebration in Racine will include a beauty contest as before. This year six judges will be women from the Racine Business and Professional Women's Club.
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Racine
Racine Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mms
Monticello Socials Timber the Curtis column.
Monticello notes list weekend visits and family gatherings across Wisconsin with numerous households. Residents from Madison, Monroe, West Bend, Chicago, and New Glarus join kin at farms, reunions, and dinners, including notable travels to Evansville Mission House college and Sauk City.
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Jackie
Patsy
William Buechel
Menomonee Falls
Fred Duerst
Madison
Adam Duerst
Jake Zimmerman
Roy Bissig
Wallie Feldt
Elmer Duerst
John Christopher
Albany
Albert Crouch
Josiah Crouch
Crouch
Evansville
Eldon Kundert
Tulsa
Okla
George Winchester
Norwalk
Port Washington
Elmer Zell
Christine
Debra
West Bend
Roger Foster
Steve
Waukegan
Ill
Arthur Steaddler
James Hancock
William Lucher
Chicago
John Wirth Sr
John Saxer
Freeport
Wirth
Gottfried Wuetrich
Rice Lake
Carl Streit
Monroe
Earl Richards
Yolanda Richards
Dorothy Stauffacher
Conrad Stauffathers
C. W. Karlen
Mission House College
Plymouth
Slum Clearance Laws Declared Unnecessary
Alan E. Brockbank of Salt Lake City, president of the National Home Builders' Association, denounced government backed housing programs and urged enforcement of local minimum standard housing laws through rehabilitation efforts in cities like Baltimore, Pasadena, and Charlotte. He said city councils lack access to public housing authority books to review municipal spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Home Builders’ Association
Alan E. Brockbank
Salt Lake City
National Home Builders’ Association
Baltimore
Pasadena
Charlotte
Brockbank
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Badger Village
Wittner
Cecil Jordan
Anna Zimmerman
Ruth Theiler
John E. Gothner Jr
New Glarus Evangelical and Reformed
Monticello
Geraldine Berg
Royal Karlen
Immanuel Church
Messrs
Mmes
Herman G. Karlen
Paul Veenie
Stillman Huntly
Leland Huntly
W. E. Blum
Matt H. Wittenwyler
John Elmer
Willis Elmer
Clarence Elmer Jr
Lawrence Karlen
Ralph Karlen
Glen Frautschy
Fred Escher
Fred Gempeler
Jake Wittenwyler
John Stauffer
E. W. Marty
Emil G. Voegels
Art
Werner Hefty
Kermit Kammerer
C. J. Klooster
Mary Karlen
Louise Karen
U. N
Kose Island
Tokyo
Open Bible School
Tschudys
Freezer Supplies
Auto Union
Kohler
O. D. Curtis
Ralph Lindsay
Clara Hefty
New Glarus
William Borchart
Marion
Jake Stauffer
Edward Becker
Stauffer
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Anna Gempeler
Footville
Herman Schupbach Monroe
Robert Holcomb Sr
Clarence Holcomb
Lawrence F. Marty
John Loertscher
Charlie Liebengute
Dick Freitag
Elmer
Ira Holcomb
Walter
Brink
Donald
Elizabeth
Verona
Robert Kingdon
Judith
Bobby Kingdon
Jake Legler
Donald Brink
Dave Brinks
Elizabeth Blum
Marie
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Lyda Vo
Kelley
Chocolate Shop
Westinghouse
Westin
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Menaged
Phoenix Hosiery
Bonkerts
Clae
Monroe, Wis
Huser
Huber
Huber Brewing Co
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