Giorgia 18 Year Old Italian Star Rising in Film Scene
In Rome Giorgia, an 18 year old Italian beauty, is shooting up in film circles after landing a role in The Quiet American. She speaks four languages, won beauty contests, and aims to act with restraint, planning marriage only after 30.
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Rome
Italy
Sky
Giorgia All
Giorgia
Graham Greene
Indochina
Elizabeth Taylor
Ava Gardner
Marilyn Monroe
Service Record reports leave ends for Brodhead sailor
Arthur Riese of Brodhead, son of Mr and Mrs Ernie Riese, has finished a 15 day leave with his parents and will return Thursday to Norfolk VA to board the USS Wisconsin for South America. Pvt Melvin W Fuchs of Blanchardville begins six months of active training at Ft Leonard Wood MO under the Reserve Forces Act program.
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Brodhead
Arthur Riese
Ernie Riese
Norfolk
Wisconsin
South America
Melvin W. Fuchs
Walter Fuchs
Blanchardville
Ft. Leonard Wood
Seaman Loveland Reunites With Parents After Visit
Seaman Larry Cy Loveland of the Naval Air Technical Training Center Norman returns to his base following a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Loveland.
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Larry
Cy) Loveland
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Norman
Okla
C. J. Loveland
Edward W. Marty Jr to Receive UW PhD in Bacteriology
Edward W. Marty Jr of Monticello will be awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Wisconsin on June 21 for achievements in bacteriology and biochemistry. He holds a BS and MS, attended Monticello High School, and will join American Scientific Laboratories in Madison after graduation. He is married to Elsbeth Becker and has served with the Wisconsin National Guard's 32nd Division Band for 60 years.
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Monticello
University of Wisconsin
Edward W. Marty Jr
E. W. Marty
Marty
Monticello High School
American Scientific Laboratories, Inc
Madison
Elsbeth Becker
H. A. Becker
Wisconsin National Guard
Thompson Second in Milking Contest at Capitol
Madison Governor Thompson placed second in a milking contest held at the state Capitol entrance on Monday. Edward J. Smith of Horeb won with about two quarts in one and a half minutes, while Mayor Ivan Nestingen of Madison earned less than a pint.
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Madison
Thomson
State Capitol
Edward J. Smith
Horeb
Dane County Board
Ivan Nestingen
Mayors Elected for Boys State at Ripon College
Federalist mayors were chosen in 15 communities and Nationalists in the nine remaining cities of Badger Boys State at Ripon College. Delegates from across Wisconsin also elected a clerk, treasurer, attorney, judge, assessor and five aldermen per community. Ceremony followed the weeklong citizenship program sponsored by the American Legion.
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RIPON
Badger
Ripon College
American Legion
Vernon Thomson
Supreme Court
Grover Broadfoot
State Legion
G. A. Ellmann
Lisle Blackbourn
Green Bay Packers
Federalist
R. Kleine
Brookfield
K. Bilgrien
Watertown
T. Olson Jr
Milwaukee
J. Flader
Kohler
T. Winch
Waupaca
R. Moeller
P. Kennedy
Shiocton
R. Hallein
Green Bay
D. Panzenhagen
Cadett
T. Inslee
Oregon
L. Reed
Lake Geneva
D. Schuetter
Appleton
R. McDougal
Peshtigo
R. Schmidt
Mukwonago
W. Haberman
Madison
D. Smith
W. LeClaire
Columbus
Dave Beck Passport Suspended Amid Tax Evasion Case
The State Department suspended Dave Becks passport at the request of the Justice Department and the Senate rackets committee. Beck, awaiting trial on charges of evading 56000 in federal income taxes in 1950 and aiding in preparing a fraudulent return, is free on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Washington
State Department
Dave Beck
Justice Department
Senate
Tacoma
Wash
Teamsters
Paris
Beck
Housing in Djakarta Shared by Multiple Families
The National Geographic Society reports that most homes in the Indonesian capital Djakarta are occupied by at least two families, highlighting dense urban living patterns.
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Djakarta
Indonesia
National Geographic Society
Pauling Urges Global Scientist Plea to Halt Nuclear Tests
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling proposes an international scientists’ appeal to ban nuclear explosions. He cites fallout linked to leukemia deaths and cancer risks, urging the United States, Russia, and Britain to stop testing. He plans a France lecture tour and seeks signatures from thousands of scientists worldwide.
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New York
Linus Pauling
Pauling
California
France
United States
Russia
Britain
E. D. Lewis
California Institute of Technology
President's Brother Misses College Rites
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, youngest brother of the president, was in Johns Hopkins Hospital with a kidney ailment and missed the first commencement held since he became president of Johns Hopkins University last October. He is 57.
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Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Hos
Illness Leads to Kidney Infection for Hospitalized Patient
A patient admitted Sunday after Saturday onset is diagnosed with a kidney infection. Doctors report the condition as satisfactory but cannot estimate the duration of treatment.
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Pital
Alfred Klass Dies Pioneer of Wisconsin Lumber Industry
Alfred Klass 83 of Oconto native and longtime Holt Lumber Co. worker died Monday at Oconto hospital. He led the firm from 1891 until its 1939 closure and was a national authority on northern lumber. Klass served two terms as president of the Northern Hardwoods and Hemlock Association.
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Oconto
Alfred Klass
Oconto Hospital
Klass
Holt Lumber Co
Northern Hardwoods and Hemlock Association
Baraboo Man Slated To Head IOOF Group
Baraboo resident Lyle G. Gomen, currently a major general, is slated to be named commanding general of the Patriarchs Millitant, the uniformed arm of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Deputy Sovereign Grand Master James Elliott of Alliance, Ohio, announced the rise at the Wisconsin Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly opening.
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Oshkosh
Lyle G. Gomen
Patriarchs Militant
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
James Elliott
Alliance
Ohio
Odd Fellows National Organization
Wisconsin Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Roosevelt First President to Fly on October 11 1916
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U S president to fly on October 11 1916 marking a historic milestone in aviation and American leadership. He demonstrated the new technology and drew national attention to air travel and exploration at a time when flight was in its infancy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
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Schoep
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Mercury
Monterey
America
ED Sullivan
WREX
Alex Dreier
NBC
Behring Motor Company
Monroe
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