Eisenhower Hospital Report Signals Slow Recovery Progress
President Eisenhower’s doctors report normal intestinal activity one week after major abdominal surgery. White House secretary Hagerty says no IV feeding since last night and Eisenhower handled substantial White House duties, signing 21 documents. No clear word on political plans. Hagerty dismisses columnists’ claims and notes recurrence questions amid doctors’ forecast of 8 to 10 more days in hospital and 2 to 4 weeks of recuperation.
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Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
The
Star
Doris Freeson
New England Journal of Medicine
Insurance Manual
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Miss Fleeson
Heaton
Hagertyn
Directors Approve Remodeling of Floral Hall at Fair
Fair directors approved remodeling Floral Hall to support Junior Fair activities. Work begins Saturday with half done this year and the rest in 1957. Rehired Reuben Pagel to head the ground crew as carpentry and painting proceed before the 102nd fair on Aug 15. All fairgrounds roads will be resurfaced. Open cattle barn and two enclosed Junior Fair barns receive new roofs. No political signs will be posted. political groups may rent space via concession manager Rolland Karlen.
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Aureen Woumy
Floral Hall
Myrtle Webb
Reuben Pagel
Wisconsin
Rolland Karlen
Subway Strike Ends as Hundreds Return to Work
New York transit resumes after a sweltering disruption as a subway motormen strike ends. The Transit Authority reports 27 suspensions, including 25 union officials, for involvement in the affair. Subways roll again across the system.
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Transit Authority
New York
Subways
Boscobel Restores Water After Pump Repairs
Boscobel grants water service restored after reservoir filling today ends a state of emergency caused by a main pump breakdown. The Grant County community of 2,500 previously faced outages until repairs finished.
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Boscobel
Grant County
Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs specifics in Catlin ethics case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court considered a motion to require more definite charges against Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin Jr. The State Bar alleges misconduct including accepting money from prisoners or families to influence pardons. Court may act within days as it typically recesses for summer. a referee may be appointed to hear the case.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Appleton
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Stephen E. Gavin Jr
Robert M. Rieser
Catlin
Harlan Rogers
Portage
Bar Commissioners
Ane
Gavin
Waupun
Two Catholic Priests Freed by Red Chinese
Hong Kong report says two California priests, Revs. John William Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips, were released after three years in prison. The Peiping radio broadcast they completed terms on June 15 and were released today by authorities.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
California
John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
Civil Defense alert system announced by Monroe director
Civil Defense director Hahn announced a new alert system in Monroe with a steady fire siren signal for alert, radio broadcasts on 640 and 1240 KC for instructions, and intermittent notes from a special station. Residents should pull over when driving, take cover on short alert blasts, and await official all clear. A practice alert is not expected until next month as the system prepares evacuation and mobile unit dispatch to critical areas.
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Sweets W. Su
Chay Civil Defense
Hahn
Civil Defense
Monroe
Four Drowned In Oneida Blow
Four men are believed to have drowned during a windstorm of up to 100 miles an hour near Willow Flowage in Oneida County. Names identified include Le Roy Grimes formerly of Woodruff now Phoenix Ariz Lee Keneke of Woodruff and H O Palmer Leroy Ind. Fishermen found Paul Lipke of Wausau whose disappearance was not previously reported as dragging operations continued and the trio's boat was located.
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Khinelander
Oneida County
Donald M. Kreuze
LeRoy
Pop) Grimes
Woodruff
Phoenix
Ariz
Lee Keneke
H. O. Plamer
Ind
Somo Lake
Tomahawk
Paul Lipke
Wausau
Teertdey
Review Board to Meet July 9 on Assessments
City assessor C R Evans announced the Board of Review will convene Monday July 9 to study complaints by property owners about assessments. Public inspection of tax records will begin next month, enabling hearings or adjustments. records now incomplete will be complete by then. The May 1 value determines tax share, and protests must be filed at local review meetings. If unsatisfied, taxpayers may appeal to the State Taxation Department, courts, or local government. Board members include Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie and City Atty Arthur C. Benkett.
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C. R. Evans
Board of Review
Evans
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
State Department of Taxation
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Arthur C. Benkett
Freda Bray
Roger Elmer
Alfred Henning Jr
Dairy Queen Crown Aims At Monticello June 30
County agent announces Dairy Queen contest ants from area communities. One girl from each town will be named to compete at Dairy Day ceremonies in Monticello on June 30. Contestants include numerous local girls from Monroe, Brooklyn, Belleville, Monticello, Juda, Albany, New Glarus with ballots tied to grocery purchases.
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Myron E. Jegsum
Monticello
Brodhead
Browntown
Monroe
Mary Jane Bear
Dorothy Wald
Dora Schindler
Mary Ann Frautschy
Judith Germann
Joan Schuetze
Evelyn Goodman
Penny Kundert
Betty Lamb
Nancy Foley
Brooklyn
Joan Ahrens
Carol* Nesbit
Mardelle Pernot
Pauline Pernot
Paula Roberts
Perla Roberts
Phyllis Samuelson
Wisconsin Democrats Rally Sets Stage For Fall Campaign
Wisconsin Democrats, 1000 to 1500 delegates, opened a three day Superior convention to craft a campaign platform and hear speakers. Sen. Estes Kefauver led the list, with prospects of carrying 28 Wisconsin votes to the national convention. Also appearing: William Proxmire and State Sen. Henry Maier. In Milwaukee, Republican Sen. Wiley and Rep. Glenn Davis urged tightening cheese import rules amid a surge of foreign cheese into the U S. Davis called for closing loopholes, citing percolone cheese and six percent sheep’s milk as methods to skirt quotas. Maier warned that Eisenhower administration fingerprints linger on programs.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Superior
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
William Proxmire
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
U. S. Senate
Davis
Sen
Wiley
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Washington
If Badger Fisherman's League
Wavis
State Party
Benson
Sen. Maier
Eisenower
UW Class Hears Marquette Head Honor Convocation Address
Rev Kevin O'Donnell president of Marquette University told Wisconsin graduates they face a threefold task to cultivate mind civic duty and spiritual values. He spoke at the honors convocation where 2300 students received degrees and was awarded an honorary doctor of laws. Additional honorary degrees went to Herbert V. Prochnow Charles K. Leith William J. Hagenah and Benjamin Duggar for notable service and scholarship.
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W — Kevnaward J O'Donnell
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin
O'Donnell
Herbert V. Prochnow
Chicago
Charles K. Leith
Washington
Wisconsin
William J. Hagenah
Glencoe
University of Wisconsin Foundation
Benjamin Duggar
Pearl River
N. Y
Draft Group Reports At Armory Wednesday
Three will report for military induction next Wednesday. Mrs Clara Ritter, clerk of the Selective Service Board, announced today. Six will go to Milwaukee for pre induction examinations. The group reports at 7 15 a m at the Armory. Inductees include Roger Cowell Brodhead Albert Buel Route 2 Monroe and Albert Hefty New Glarus.
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Armory
Clara Ritter
Selective Service Board
Milwaukee
Roger Cowell
Brodhead
Albert Buel
Route 2
Monroe
Albert Hefty
New Glarus
Abducted rebel leaders returned to Haitian embassy in Buenos Aires
Provisional government of Argentina reaffirmed asylum rules as Gen Raul Tanco and six fugitives were seized by machine gunners and delivered to the army hours after their abduction. They were brought to a Buenos Aires base and handed to military authorities amid protests from Haitian Ambassador Brierre.
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Argentina
Raul Tanco
Pedro Aramburu
Jean Brierre
Tanco
Aramburu
Res Dence
Brierre
Juan D. Peron
Foreign Ministry
Luis Castiniera Castiliera
Peron
Juan Jose Valle
Valle
Aid Fund Total Hiked by Group
The Senate foreign relations committee boosted its foreign aid bill to 4.515 billion, 715 million more than the House. The panel restored 100 million for Asian economic development, with a 95 vote. Voting followed a 15 million rise from the House total, amid doubts about passage.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Administration
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Foreign Relations Committee
Hhen
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Scattered Showers Forecast After Dry Spell
Weather summary notes a trace of rain today amid a forecast of scattered showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 80, with partial cloudiness. Northern Wisconsin saw rain yesterday while southern Wisconsin endured a seventh straight day without precipitation.
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Wisconsin
Stock List Steady During Quiet Trade
The stock market held steady today with trading quiet in the late afternoon. Winners included Southern Railway, Texas Co, International Nickel, Lone Star Cement, Penn Dixie Cement, ACF Industries and Boeing. Decliners were Santa Fe Railroad, Standard Oil NJ, Commonwealth Edison, Allied Chemical, Westinghouse Electric, Long Belt Lumber, Bethlehem Steel and Genith Radio.
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Southern Railway, Texas Co
International Nickel
Lone Star’Cement
Penn Dixie Cement
ACF Industries
Boeing
Santa Fe Railroad
Standard Oil (Nj
Commonwealth Edison
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
Long Belt Lumber
Bethlehem Steel
Genith Radio
March Swiss cheese milk checks average 2.90
Cheese factory prices and butterfat tests for March show an average milk check of 2.90 per hundredweight based on a 3.36 butterfat test. The report compares March figures with February, notes range among factories, and details prices by grade while acknowledging deductions.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Centennial Queen and Princess to be named at exchange Square
Brodhead prepares for a Centennial celebration with the Queen and Princess chosen tomorrow at 9 p m during a program at Exchange Square after the promotional caravan tour. Serald Condon introduces the Woman's Relief Corps delegates who will announce winners and feature entertainers. Princess crowned Friday June 2, queen Saturday June 28. centennial runs June 21 to June 24. The caravan stops in Juda Monroe Monticello New Glarus and Albany, arriving Monroe around 1 p m.
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Exchange Square
Serald Condon
Woman's Relief Corps
LaVonne Peigra
Donna Weidman
Denise Schlittler
Gwen Youngblood
Kennetha Edwards
Juda
Monroe
Monticello
New Glarus
Albany
Adenauer urges patience to curb Soviet aims in Europe
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told Chicago’s Executive Club that timely rearmament was avoided and patience is vital to counter Soviet world domination. He warned Russia can only prevail by winning Western Europe and praised a united Germany as essential for free nations’ victory. He will receive an honorary law degree from Marquette University in Milwaukee and participate in a tribal membership ceremony before departing for Bonn.
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Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Russia
Executive Club of
Adenauer
United States
Denauer
Europe
Germany
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Federal Republic of Germany
Edward J. O'Donnell
Marquette
Aloysius Muench
Marquette Student Union
Bonn
Lufthansas
Cheddar Styles Fall Off at Plymouth
Trading tone steady on large styles and weak on small styles as Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports mixed activity. Prices listed include various car lots for cheddars longhorns and pasteurized daisies with bids and offers noted, though many figures are garbled.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
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