Zimmerman Defies GOP Snub At Wisconsin Convention
Veteran Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman vowed he would win again without party backing after losing GOP endorsement at the closing convention. Maurice B. Wigderson led a bid to nominate him, while Lt. Gov. George M. Smith won his own endorsement. The gathering backed issues on reapportionment and censured Sen. Wiley for bipartisan foreign policy. Robert Vogeler, once imprisoned in Hungary, spoke on foreign policy and urged freeing William Oatis and others.
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Arthur Bystrom
Milwaukee
Fred R. Zimmerman
Republican Party
Guv Goodland
Delbert J. Kenny
West Bend
GOP
Walter S. Goodland
Goodland
Zimmerman
Maurice B. Wigderson
Madison
Dane County
Wigderson
Aliod Delger
Waukesha
Degler
John C. Francikowski
George M Smith
Guilford Wiley
Galesville
Kohler
Thomson
Warren Smith
McCarthy
Wayne J. Hood
la Crosse
Wiley Action
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Robert Vogeler
State Department
William Oatis
Associated Press
U. S
Oatis
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gen. MacArthur
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Texas
Vatican
Obituary of A H Johnson of Wiota Dies at 62
Arthur Harvey Johnson 62 of Wiota died shortly after midnight at St. Clare Hospital after a virus pneumonia and heart condition. Born May 17 1890 in Wiota township, he married Ida Johnson June 10 1913. Survived by wife, mother Alma Johnson, a son Harry Mason City, a brother William H Wiota, two nephews Wesley Wiota and Vernor Navy. Services Wednesday at 1:15 pm at Johnson home and 2 pm at West Wiota church. burial in adjacent cemetery.
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Arthur Harvey Johnson
Wiota
St. Clare ‘Hospital
Harry
Alma Olson Johnson
East Wiota
Ida Johnson
West Wiota
Johnson
West Vieta
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
J. A. Nestigen
Eisenhower Bids For Farmer Vote Plans Brain Trust On Solving Needs
Eisenhower pledged to recruit the finest brains to tackle agriculture if elected. At a Denver breakfast he urged editors to help him understand farm problems and said he would not claim ready answers yet. He disclosed being a Hereford breeder and outlined campaign moves ahead.
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Eisenhower
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Farm Journal
America
Newark Port Reopens After Shutdown Over Crashes
Newark Airport reopened today as personnel awaited the first commercial traffic since its four month closure. The field was padlocked by the New York Port Authority on February 11 after three crashes in nearby Elizabeth killed 119 people.
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Newark
N. J
New York Port Authority
Elizabeth
M Sgt Charlotte Young on 30 day leave from WAC in Japan
M Sgt Charlotte Young describes Japan as a miniature country with 80 million people, bicycles and umbrellas everywhere, varied climate, and wooden houses built to withstand earthquakes. She recalls counter intelligence work in Tokyo, trips to Hong Kong and Nikko, and observations of fishing grounds, crafts, markets, and street life.
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Helen E. Stears
Japan
Charlotte Young
WAC
California
Alaska
Florida
United States
Tokyo
Counter Intelligence Corps
Hong Kong
China
Denver
Imperial Grounds
Gifu
Sgt. Young
Victim of Team Runaway Injuries From Fair
Ernest Sturzenegger, 62, a Brooklyn farmer and uncle of Werner Sturzenegger of Monroe, was reported in fair condition at St. Clare hospital today. He was injured Saturday when a team of horses bolted at the fair, suffering multiple fractures and chest injuries including a punctured lung. One kidney was severely injured and removed.
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Ernest Sturzenegger
Brooklyn
Werner Sturzenegger
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Heat Wave End Seen Tomorrow
Oppressive heat and humidity marked yesterday with temperatures near 88 degrees in this area. The forecast promises cooler, less humid conditions tomorrow as a midwestern heat wave eases.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Superior Duluth
Wausau
Park Falls
Green County
Associated Press
Big Three Open Talks on Soviet Strategy Changes
Washington says talks with Britain and France begin on Soviet moves to split the West, with Korea Indochina and Germany atop the agenda. Moscow names Andrei Gromyko ambassador to London, adding urgency to efforts to unite the allies.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Indochina
Germany
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
London
Friendly ROK note explains Voice ban on VOA broadcasts
The Republic of Korea told the United States why it banned Voice of America from broadcasting over the 10 station government radio network. The explanation was delivered in a note by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to U S Ambassador Muccio, described as friendly and temporary, but not released publicly.
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Susan
Korea
Republic of Korea Today
U. S
Voice of America
U.S
John J. Muccio
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Washington
Anthrax rules govern Wisconsin county fairs officers
Dr J A Roub named Anthrax officer and fair veterinarian for Green County Fair Association under state order to prevent outbreak. A state licensed veterinarian must be hired for livestock exhibits, with filings six weeks ahead. If Anthrax found on a farm, no exhibits from that farm or within one mile. Counties with five or more cases in 12 months cancel exhibits. poultry exempt if from Anthrax free farms. Isolation measures required for suspicious cases. out of state exhibits limited. Health certificates required. turn to back page for more.
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J. A. Roub
Green County Fair Association
State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Malik Calls U N for Germ Warfare Probe at WSC
United Nations, N.Y. Russia's Jacob Malik asks Security Council to meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. to discuss germ warfare charges in Korea. U.S. and other U.N. states deny the charges and challenge Malik to act. Malik's chairmanship ends June 30, to be followed by Sir Gladwyn Jebb.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Korea
Soviet Union
Security Council
United States
Malik
U.N. Assembly
Paris
Argue
China
Disarmament Commission
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
Eleven Die in Wisconsin State Mishaps
The Associated Press reports eleven people died in weekend Wisconsin accidents. Names include Sgt. Arthur Millican and Cpl. James Stark killed near Camp Haven in fog. Other fatalities: Irvin Christopherson, Mrs Amery Prigge, Michael Meagher, Donald Skenandore, Mrs William Steineke, Roger Gausman, Donald Rees, Robert Belland Jr, Gary Sinn.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Camp Haven
Sheboygan County
Arthur Millican
Chicago
James Stark
Irvin Christopherson
St. Paul
Greyhound
Highway 12
Hudson
Amery Prigge
Lake City
Minn
Hager City
Green Bay
Michael Meagher
Donald Skenandore
Green | Bay
William Steineke
Madison
Columbus
Roger Gausman
Cottage Grove
Stoughton
Donald Rees
Robert Belland Jr
Lena
Oconto
Gary Sinn
Donald Sinn
Wentworth
Lightning Victim Improves After Severe Burns at Verona Co op
Knouse, a helper at the West Middleton Cheese Co op near Verona, remained hospitalized at Madison General after a Friday lightning strike injury. His sister reported he was conscious yesterday, could take food, and showed improvement though paralysis affects his right side. Doctors noted ongoing electric treatment and credit his high rubber boots for saving his life.
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Wen Knouse
West Middleton
Verona
Amos Johnson
20Th Street
Madison General Hospital
Knouse
Bolicians
Red German police quell revolt after evictions along new border
Five thousand East German police battled villagers across at least sixteen villages in Thuringia as residents resisted eviction for a border security belt. Riots lasted five days with three officers wounded in Streudorf when locals armed with axes and scythes confronted patrols freeing two families and deporting eight others.
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Thuringia
Kaltenwordheim
Streudorf
Death of Campbell at 81 Follows Heart Attack at Lake
George W. Campbell of Cadiz township, 81, died after a heart attack Saturday. His body was found in shallow water at Horseshoe Lake near Browntown. drowning was ruled out. Born June 10, 1871 in Clarno, he married Besse Whitehead in 1893 and later married Golda Phillips in 1945. He leaves a wife, two sisters in California, and three brothers. Former president of Clarno Mutual Insurance Co. since 1837, he was a Bethel United Brethren member. Funeral at Bethel on Wednesday at 2 p.m., Rev. Paul Gibson officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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George W. Campbell
Cadiz Township
Herman A. Stuessy
Robert Pearson
Mid Pine
Calif
Elmer
Barron
Edward
Los Angeles
Frank
Hillsdale
Campbell
Myrtle ‘Trickel
Clarno Mutual Insurance Co
Bethel United
Brethren Evangelical Church
Mon Toe
Paul Gibson
Greenwood Cemetery
Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home
Milwaukee man admits guilt in sausage maker case
A Milwaukee defendant pleaded guilty to four federal charges stemming from violations of regulations connected to an Antigo sausage producer. The plea centers on the use of horse meat and related regulatory breaches, with the case highlighting enforcement of food safety rules.
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TERS
Milwaukee
Seven-Man Crew Rescued by German Seamen in Baltic
An unarmed Swedish Catalina rescue plane was shot down by two Russian MiG-15s. Its seven crew were saved at sea by a German merchant ship, two crew wounded. Sweden protested to Russia as Baltic maneuvers were reported off the Soviet coast. No word on the eight missing aboard the DC-3.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Air Force Command
Baltic
Russia
Constantin Rodionov
Catalina
Danzig
Finland
Thirty Three Lost In Munition Blast In Korea
A U S soldier was killed and 33 others missing or injured in the biggest ammunitions dump explosion in Korea. Two Americans are missing and four hospitalized, with twenty four others lightly wounded. At least three Korean civilians were injured per the U S Second Logistics Command.
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Haemnie
Korea
U. S
Professor Lacey Estate Worth Sixty Six Thousand Five Hundred
Madison reports Prof James J Lacey UW College of Agriculture faculty died June 3 leaving an estate of 66500 with 4000 willed to his children and the remainder to Mrs Lacey per his Dane County Court filing today.
UW Bases Penalties For Group Suspended After Pantie Raids
MADISON The University of Wisconsin allows 19 students suspended for raids on women’s halls on May 19 to return next fall on probation. The Conduct Committee had initially suspended 14 for one semester and five for a year. Reinstatement requires restitution of property damage and completion of a work program. future actions violating private space and community peace will be punished.
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University of Wisconsin
University
Thesus
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