Bricker and Taft Back Bricker Plan on Treaty Powers
Sen Bricker after White House talks hopes for Senate action this session on his constitutional amendment to limit treaty making powers. He says he and President Eisenhower share the goal but differ on wording and will modify to achieve the purpose of protecting constitutional rights. Sen Taft pledged support for early action while Sen Wiley vows a vigorous fight after a Wisconsin convention censure.
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Washington
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
White House
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ohioan
Taft
Wiley
Sen. Wiley
Madison
Caterpillar Invasion Slows Minnesota Cars
Highway landing crews were called out after hordes of tent caterpillars covered roads in northeastern Minnesota. Thousands of caterpillars clogged crests of hills, two inches deep in places, leaving a slimy coating as they were crushed by vehicles and creating driving hazards akin to sleet conditions.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Lions Club Outing Ignores Warning as Lioness Roams Park
Moose Jaw reports Goldie the Honess escaped during a Lions International district convention picnic. Park officials issued a warning but 300 delegates remained seated as the big cat roamed, only returning to her cage after about ten minutes.
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Lions Club
Lioness
Moose Jaw
Goldie
Big Cat
Wild Animal Park
Lions International
Five Girls Named Alice Contestants Named by Judges in Dodgeville
Five girls were selected as Alice in Dairy Land contestants by three judges in Dodgeville. Named were Helen Reinfeldt Reedsburg Dorothy ReedLancaster Marjoan Hutchison Dodgeville Kathleen Bahl Fennimore and Joyce Haskins Lancaster.
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Dodgeville
Helen Reinfeldt
Reedsburg
Dorothy Reed
Lancaster
Marjoan Hutchison
Kathleen Bahl
Fennimore
Joyce Haskins
Madison
Donna Kathryn Signer
Joe Signer
Route 5
Monroe
Miss Signer
Beverli Benschop
Stoughton
Therese Wisnewski
Jane Lee Johnson
Black River Falls
Eva
Jean Bonner
Mt. Horeb
Patricia’ Bohm
Portage
Helen Starr
Richard Genter
Bonnie Stephan
Madson
Nancy Beatrice Lins
Spring Green
Marilyn Murphy
Lakeshire Cheese Payments Hit 1.25 Million in May
Lakeshire Payments pass a record 1.25 million dollars in May for cheese purchases by the Borden Co. Lake Shire Marty division. Sales covered nearly four million pounds of Swiss, hamburger, cheddar and Port Salut, with expectations of higher totals in the milk flush season.
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Borden Co
Lakeshire - Marty
Wheat futures rise after sharp Monday downturn
Chicago wheat futures rallied on the Board of Trade after Monday’s steep drop that neared the 10 cent daily limit. Prices advanced more than 3 cents a bushel at times, reflecting a rebound from the prior session’s lows.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Conant Clashes With McCarthy in Germany Hearing
WASHINGTON Sen McCarthy attacked U S high commissioner James B Conant at a Senate appropriations hearing in Berlin. He pressed for recall of information officer Lowell M Clucas and questioned funding for the Germany mission while Conant defended Clucas and Theodore Kaghan as loyal and effective staff.
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Washington
McCarthy
U. S
Germany
James B. Conant
Conant
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harvard University
Lowell M. Clucas
Munich
Senate
Clucas
Theodore Kaghan
State Department
Kaghan
Congress
High Commissioner's Office
Appropriations Committee
Pauly Officer Held In 54000 Shortage
Louis W. Landgraf, secretary treasurer of Pauly Cheese Co., pleaded innocent to embezzling 23603.72 from Green Bay offices and faces another embezzlement charge of 30729 from the Manitowoc plant. If convicted locally, he could get five to 20 years. Preliminary hearing set for July 14. bond posted 15000. Landgraf, of Allouez, could not be reached for comment.
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Pauly
Green Bay
Louis W. Landgraf
Pauly Cheese Co
Manitowoc
Dist
Bernard J. Bertrand
Landgraff
Landgraf
Donald W. Gleason
Allouez
Truce Session Near as Panmunjom Talks Resume
Panmunjom hosts top U N truce negotiators in a session set for 11 a m local time as fresh Chinese regiments pound the east central front. The meeting aims to set the terms for an armistice soon, with work on details continuing after the session. Dulles warned progress may stall if the large Red offensive persists and emphasized the need for disciplined U N forces until a signed pact ends fighting.
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Munsan
Panmunjam
Korea
U. N
East Central
Panmunjom
Seoul
South Korea
Windup
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Milwaukee Strikers Reject 10-Cent Brewery Pay Hike
Local 9 of the CIO United Brewery Workers Union rejected a 10 cent an hour raise offer from six Milwaukee breweries. The deal included a health and welfare fund financed by firms, a $2,500 group life policy for each worker, and a company financed hospitalization and medical care plan.
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Milwaukee
CIO United Brewery Workers Union
Breweries
Dulles Signals Possible Far Eastern Settlement Talks
Secretary of State Dulles revived talk that the Eisenhower administration may seek a broad Far Eastern settlement with the Communists after a Korean armistice. He described a post armistice conference as potentially addressing Indochina’s Vietminh, while stressing the UN aims to unify Korea. Congress urged caution on concessions to China’s Communists.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
United Nations
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Korea
Germany
Austria
City Council to Vote on Surfacing Plan for Streets
City Council members will consider a contract from the Board of Public Works to surface about 11 blocks with hot asphalt at an approximate cost of $9,000. The board’s budget is limited to $1,000 without council approval, and the project would complete hot asphalt surfacing begun two years earlier on several needed streets.
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Wisconsin
Argyle
Laverne Murphy
Turner and Son Construction Co
Board of Public Works
Local Grassland Demo Promotes Nitrogen Use and Silage Quality
University of Wisconsin soils expert C J Chapman urged Green County farmers to boost nitrogen use in hay, pasture and corn at a Juda grassland demonstration on the E J Kaderly farm. A second session was planned at Clarence J Hoesly farm in New Glarus. The event showcased anhydrous ammonia at about ten dollars per acre, moisture testing, and silage prep with dried molasses as preservative.
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C. J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Green County Grassland Committee
Clarence J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Chapman
Leslie E. Huber
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe
Kaderly
Palmer Welsh
James Flanagan
Davis 4-H Club
Grassland Committee
Russell Carter
Poe
Heuer Sales Co
Roe
Rosenberg children visit Sing Sing before execu tions
The two children of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Michael aged 10 and Robby 6, visited their condemned parents at Sing Sing death house amid renewed hopes for clemency. The couple, slated for execution Thursday night for passing A bomb secrets to Soviet Russia, face possible last minute court action or a potential presidential clemency delay. Eisenhower has rejected prior clemency appeals as Justice Department sources say a confession could tilt mercy.
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Sing Sing
Ossining
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Michael
Robby
Eisenhower
White House
Justice Department
United States
Legion To Elect Thursday Night Officers Named For Commander
The American Legion meets Thursday night at the Legion home to elect officers and name delegates to the department convention. An executive committee meeting is set for 7 p m before the general gathering. Nominations from a committee include Ralph A Lindsay for commander and several other posts with floor nominations possible before Thursday night.
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American Legion
Legion
Department
Robert A. Alder
Ralph A. Lindsay
T W. Reilly
Forrest H. Riese
Alder
Raymond Fritz
Howard O. Schulz
John E. MacMartin
Harris F. Germann
Warren M. Gerhart
Samuel H. Pickett
Wesley J. Engles
Ernest E. Wenger
Democrats Hail Soil Fund Issue
Democrats pressed a soil conservation fund issue in the 1954 bid to regain Congress as the Senate sent a 1.2 billion farm aid bill to conference with the House. Sen Russell sought a 225 million authorization for 1954 payments to farmers following approved soil practices, but his amendment failed 38 to 38. Vice President Nixon did not cast a tie breaking vote.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Nixon
Rosenbergs Seek Presidential Clemency For Execution stay
Rosenbergs Julius and Ethel in Ossining New York petitioned President Eisenhower for clemency as their scheduled Thursday night execution nears. Their counsel displayed the petition after a two hour visit with the couple and their two boys at Sing Sing death house. The couple again insist innocence while court actions to grant a stay proceed amid last minute appeals and petitions.
Finger Ridge Falls in Attack On West Front
Chinese forces punched through Finger Ridge western anchor of the 50 mile front in eastern Korea driving back South Koreans along the Pukhan river. About 6,000 Chinese pressed toward Kyeam mountain as Rhee visited the front with U S generals and Allied tanks bore the brunt of the assault.
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Seoul
Finger Ridge
Korea
Pukhan River
Kyeam
Pukhan
Christmas Hills
Kyeam Mountain
Kyoam
Milo Farnell
Kyuam
Rhee
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
William Barnar
Rev Waeckerle Resigns Pastoral Post in August
Reverend Walter Waeckerle will resign as pastor of Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church at Browntown and St Paul’s in Wayne Township effective September 1. He will lead Trinit at Brookfield near Pewaukee, with final area service on the last Sunday of August. He was installed in 1949, ordained in 1949, and married in 1947. a son and daughter accompany the family.
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Walter 12 Waeckerle
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Browntown
St. Paul's Church
Wayne Township
Church Council
Waeckerie
Trini Evangelical and Reformed Church
Brookfield
Pewaukee
Waeckerle
Mission House College
Plymouth
Clouds Bring Heat Relief to Area Forecast
Weather notes show clouds easing heat with breezes lowering temperatures to the low 80s. An evening rise in clouds may threaten the sky briefly but the forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow.
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Lakeshire
U.N
Red
Green County
Clarence H. Blaser
Brodhead
Roger C. Ruch
13Th Street
Eugene A. Haeft
Merwin P. Brager
Forrest W. Clark
Ronald E. Teehan
10Th Street
Times
Far East
Legion To Elect
Democrats
Rosenbergs
N. Y
Julius
Emanuel H. Bloch
Americ
Bloch
Sem
Douglas
John F. Finerty
Execu
Finerty
New York
Vinson
Rev
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