Labor Bill Faces Doubt as GOP Fights Holes
The Kennedy and Ives labor control proposal meets strong GOP opposition over loopholes and enforcement limits. Mitchell argues the bill would mislead workers while Eisenhower backs tighter controls, and McNamara criticizes ballot provisions. The outcome hinges on drafting a tougher measure or delaying action.
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Sens
Kennedy
Lives
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Mitchell
Ives
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Michigan
Sen. McNamara
McNamara
West Leaders Seek Broad Talks Before Summit
The West backs Eisenhower and Macmillan on two conditions for a summit with Khrushchev. They require a reasonable chance of success in East West talks and a wide program of issues, likely including German reunification. The West believes its strength makes aggression unlikely, but prospects for breakthrough remain doubtful.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
Russia
Khrushchev
Germany
West
National Press Club
Sarrington Wins Brodhead Street Oiling Contract
The summer street project oiling contract is awarded to Sarrington Construction Co. of Lake Delton for 11000 dollars. It was the only bid received.
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Brodhead
Summer Street
Sarrington Construction Co
Lake Delton
Porpoise Transported 252 Hours Marathon to Atlantic Beach
Milton Santina drove a 325-pound porpoise 1,026 miles from Marathon Florida to Atlantic Beach North Carolina in a station wagon claiming the voyage set a length record for a porpoise.
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Atlantic Beach
N. C
Milton Santina
Marathon
Fla
Resignation and wartime notes from 1918 front pages
The items cover C L Barrow resigning as assistant cashier at the First National Bank on June 12 1918. Allied forces drive back Germans on an eight mile front at Noyon while reinforcements pour into other Western Front sectors. Seven more Green County selectees are called for induction June 24. A farm home is destroyed southwest of Browntown. An Italian torpedo boat sinks two Austrian battleships in a daring raid on a port city. Dr W B Gnagi Sr travels to Chicago for the AMA convention.
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C. L. Barlow
National Bank
Noyon
Green County
Charles Schumacher
Browntown
W. B. Gnagi Sr
Chicago
American Medical Association
Mt Pleasant Club tour followed by wiener roast at New Glarus park
The Mt Pleasant Club held its annual Thursday tour with a wiener roast at New Glarus state park after visiting homes to view projects. Attendees included Brian Babler Yvonne Broge Alice Carroll Linda Carroll Janice Daubert Alberta Disch Kathleen Ann Disch Leon Disch Yvonne El r Jim Haldiman Ralph Hammerly Jacob Kol Ms David Marty Karen Rodenberg Carol Siegenthaler Mary Siegenthaler Carol Schultz and Donna Jean Vickers. Leaders were Mr and Mrs Henry V Baebler Mmes Harvey Elmer Ralph Hammerly and William Carroll. Also present were Mrs Fred Haldiman Armin Daubert Heidi Faye Hammerly and Bobby Haldiman.
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Brian Babler
Yvonne Broge
Alice Carroll
Linda Carroll
Janice Daubert
Alberta Disch
Kathleen Ann Disch
Leon Disch
Yvonne Elr
Jim Haldiman
Ralph
Jumothy Hammerly
Jacob Kol
David Marty
Karen Rodenberg
Carol
Mary Siegenthaler
Carol Schultz
Donna Jean Vickers
Henry V. Baebler
Mmes
Harvey Elmer
Ralph Hammerly
William Carroll
Fred Haldiman
Armin Daubert
Heidi
Faye Hammerly
Bobby Haldiman
History of the Marshall Islands under colonial rule
The present U.S. trust territory of the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific was first occupied by Spain and Germany. After World War I the islands were ceded to Japan.
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U.S. Trust
Marshall Islands
South Pacific
Spain
Germany
Darlington Festival Opens With Carnival And Dance
The first annual spring festival sponsored by Bates-O'Brien American Legion Post begins tomorrow at Lafayette County fairgrounds with a carnival and a dance in the Legion Home. An amateur talent show is planned for Saturday, followed by Sunday activities featuring a horse show and a parade by the Darlington Saddle Club.
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Darlington
Bates - O’brien
American Legion Post
Lafayette County Fairgrounds
Legion
Darlington Saddle Club
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified notices in The Times showcase deals and listings across categories. Reader can spot ads for goods services and opportunities from local sellers and advertisers.
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Times
Wisconsin sees signs of safer driving report
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Commissioner Melvin O. Larson noted fewer traffic fatalities and fewer license suspensions in the first five months. Fatalities fell to 267 from 295 year over year, while licenses revoked dropped to 9,740 from 10,686, signaling progress but not ending prevention efforts.
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Madison
Melvin O. Larson
Wisconsin
Misses Leave For Capital On West Coast Trip
Misses Sue Moore Daryl Frautschy and Pat Brookover depart for a week long visit to Washington and New York City by plane, heading for the capital and the big cities.
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Capital
Orangeville
Sue Moore
Daryl Frautschy
Pat Brookover
Washington
New York City
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