Eisenhower argues for unity in defense of freedom and UN role
The President outlines a global unity defense policy from Minneapolis, urging cooperation with the United Nations and warning against fortress theories. He asserts free nations must stand together against Communism, while acknowledging concerns that international bodies may dilute U.S. decision making.
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Eisenhower
Minneapolis
United Nations
U.N
United States
Asia
Europe
Taft hip ailment to force Senate leadership shift
Strong Prop Lost Senator Taft’s hip ailment will likely sideline him from active Senate floor leadership for the current session. Senator Knowland of California may assume the crucial role, as the Eisenhower administration could lose steady leadership during a tense international period. The White House faces a shift in managing the administration’s legislative program.
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Taft
Far East
Eisenhower
Congress
Ohio
Senate
New York
Knowland
California
White House
Lead price boosted again by St Joseph Lead Co
New York The St Joseph Lead Co raised lead price by one quarter cent to 13 1/2 cents a pound. Other producers were expected to follow. Lead has been in good demand for weeks with the prior hike on May 28. Earlier in the year prices ranged from 12 to 14 1/2 cents.
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New York
St. Joseph
Monroe area brief highlights 193 hospital crash deaths and dairy herd wins
A 19 year old LeRoy Schultz is in critical condition after a motorcycle upset near Elmer school north of Monroe on June 11 193 hospital reports. An obituary recalls Mrs Bernard O Den nell a former Monroe resident who died in Long Beach. John Ingold estate cattle herd completes 10th year on test with cows posting strong production. Monroe sales strength and per capita income figures are noted from last year.
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LeRoy Schultz
Elmer School
Monroe
Bernard O'Dennell
Long Beach
John Ingold
Wisconsin
Peace Talks Risk Straining U S Allies Says Marlow
Washington columnist James Marlow warns that Korea peace talks could harm U S relations with allies. He notes cracks in unity between the United States and Western Europe over postwar issues, including Red China’s UN bid. He cautions Eisenhower face a challenge to maintain European rearmament and vigilance.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
U. S
Europe
Korea
Red China
United Nations
U. N
Russia
China
Western Europe
Eisenhower
Senate OKs revised criminal code sent to governor
The Senate approved a four year drafting reform of the criminal code by a 15 to 14 vote and sent the bill to Governor Kohl. If signed it becomes effective in 1955. The measure updates and codifies crimes while other Senate actions included health inspection rules and licensing for trailer camps and mobile homes.
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Senate
Gov. Kohler
Assembly
Department of Public Education
Milwaukee
Twelve Americans Denied Entry to Nationalist China Air Force
In Formosa twelve Americans seeking to fly for Nationalist China's air force were refused. General Wang Shu-ming thanked them but stated the government will not accept foreign volunteers.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Wang Shu-ming
Moscow Plans To Free Wives
The U S Embassy said the Soviet government will grant exit visas to the Russian wives of two American citizens and two Soviet born children of a embassy employee. Additional cases of other Soviet wives of Americans are under consideration for departure.
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Moscow
U. S
Russia
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Robert Tucker
Kansas City
Ethel Balastova
Lost Calif
Balastova
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Tucker
Gilmore
Gilmores
Vicky
Sussanna
Tuckers
Tamara Chernashova
Joint Press Reading Service
Marriage entry notes special exception granted
The record states the arrangement would be fulfilled as a special exception on recommendation and vouching. Gilmore married Miss Cherna Shova on July 13, 1943.
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Gilmore
Chernashova
Edward Rickey Dies at 81 in Hollandale
Edward M. Rickey 81 of Hollandale died at 6 50 am after a five year illness. Born January 20 1872 in Moscow Iowa County he lived in Moscow before moving to Hollandale forty years ago. He married Laurette Robb December 9 1902 in Blanchardville. He was a stock buyer and long time Hollandale cafe operator. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Elmer Dott Dodgeville and Mrs F D Breneman North San Juan California three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral plans at Saether Blanchardville with body to be moved home to Hollandale. Services Saturday 1 30 pm at Hollandale Lutheran Church. Burial Graceland Cemetery Blanchardville.
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Blanchardville
James
Edward M. Rickey
Hollandale
Lucy VanNorman Rickey
Moscow
Iowa County
Laurette Robb
Rickey
Holland
Hollandale Lutheran Church
Rev
S. C. Benson
Graceland Cemetery
Kohler Vetoes Limit On Firemen Hours
Governor Kohler vetoed a bill that would cap fireman hours at 72 per week in towns villages and cities He argued that current law lets communities set firemen hours and the state should not interfere with local government
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Kohler
Madison
Returns to Joe Browntown Post Office After Illness
Mrs Nicholas Mayne resumes her duties at the post office after recovering from a skin infection caused by a household spray, ending a period of illness at home.
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Joe Browntown
Nicholas Mayne
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Stoughton
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