Court Curbing Proposals Complicate Senate Action
The piece outlines conflict over curbing the Supreme Court after a ruling against state sedition laws. It traces Nelson's cases, state vs federal authority, and two Senate proposals by Bridges and McClellan. It notes Eisenhower backing Bridges, Johnson’s scheduling dilemma, and looming congressional recess.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Steven Nelson
Pennsylvania
U. S
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Nelson
Bridges Axk-Nin
Eisenhower
Sen
McClellan
Dark
Bridges
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Johnson
William P. Rogers
House
Time to Build Racine Electro-Plating Plant
Time Inc announces a 250000 dollar electro plating plant in Racine to produce offset printing plates for the trade. Work begins immediately and should finish in 1957 under Printing Developments Inc, a Time subsidiary.
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Racine
Time, Inc
New York City
Weston C. Pullen Jr
Printing Developments, Inc
Adams Lutheran Church Celebrates Century of Faith
Adams Lutheran Church in Adams Township northwest of Monroe begins a four day centennial observance with 8 p.m sermons by former pastors and guest speakers including Dr. Bernard Christensen of Augsburg College. Early history traces the Norwegian settlers forming the congregation in 1856 and builds a church completed in 1866 with stonework by Arne K. Lien and Christian Johnson Almsengen and interior furnishings by Lars Dammen and Iver Skindingsrud.
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Adams Lutheran Church
Adams Township
Monroe
L. B. Sateren
Oak Grove High School
Fargo
N. D
Reinhardt Pederson
Greenbush
Minn
Johan Storm Munch
Wiota
Adams
Blue Mounds
Yellowstone
Rock Prairie
Albany
Norway
Munch
Eugene Moen
Peter M. Brodahl
John Nielson Field
York
Primrose
Springdale
Vermont
Syver Halvorson Skarabraaten
Arne K. Lien
Christian Johnson Almsengen
Knut M. Lee
Dorothea Nybroten
Lars Dammen
Iver Skindingsrud
United States and Korea Sign 25 Million Aid Pact
Seoul reports a new agreement between the United States and South Korea providing 25 million dollars in American economic aid. The boost raises total U S aid to South Korea for the 1955 fiscal year to 329 million dollars.
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Korea
Seoul
South Korea
United States
U. S
Five Farms Sold in Lafayette Estate Auction
Five George Lininger estate farms west of Darlington sold at auction for 130617 dollars to settle the estate. Farm details include 237 acres to Francis Flogel for 141 dollars per acre, 222 acres to Francis Flogel Platteville at 140 per acre, 235 acres to Oscar Nicholas Platteville at 152 per acre, and two 80 acre pastures sold to Raymond Sellemeyer and Pearl Wehnke, both Platteville, at 190 per acre.
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Darlington
George Lininger
Lafayette County
Francis Flogel
Mont
Francis Flogel Platteville
Oscar Nicholas
Platteville
Raymond Sellemeyer
Pearl Wehnke
Ad expert sees shift to quality over price
CHICAGO Harold McCormick of Motorola says public demand favors better goods over bargains. He notes pocket radios command prices above expected levels and predicts color television will expand markets without eroding black and white sales. Gardiner Laying cites eight billion spent on advertising in 1955, more than religion and education combined.
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Chicago
Motorola, Inc
Harold McCormick
McCormick
Gardiner Laying
New York
Young and Rubicam, Inc
Grant Sheriff's Foe Stricken in Arkansas
Harold Adams 43, former Grant County undersheriff who charged Sheriff Robert Seemeyer with misconduct, died Monday in Hot Springs Arkansas after heart trouble. Adams had been in Arkansas since February after a hearing into the charges, ordered by Gov. Walter Kohler, which cleared Seemeyer.
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Lancaster
Harold Adams
Grant County
Robert Seemeyer
Hot Springs
Ark
Tuesay
Adams
Arkansas
Walter Xohler
Seemeyer
Martin Wieland
Neenah Kimberly Clark Reports Fiscal Year Earnings
Neenah Kimberly Clarke reports net earnings of 21.6 million dollars for the year ending April 30, up from 20.0 million the prior year. Earnings per share stand at 2.81.
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Neenah
Kimberly-Clark
January Sun Closest to Earth Sets Off Annual Drift
The article notes that Earth's orbit brings the sun about 3 million miles closer in January than in July, influencing seasonal and climatic patterns.
Local Residents Attend Various Visits and Visits to Relatives
A society note lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and hosting guests through the week. Names include Dolores Feldt, Mary Matzke, Carol Keen, Sally Walter, Elaine Andereck, Aurora Elliott, Cathy Matzke, Connie Matzke, and many more.
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Mary Matzke
Grandda ¢Hter
Carol Keen
Rel
Lincoln
Fairbury
Dolores Feldt
Robert Boettcher
Susan
Kathryn Schmerse
Brodhead
EUB
Leake Lucerne
Dolores
Sam Walter
Sally
Letha Molien
Brandon
Herbert Andereck
Elaine
Lodh
Lake Wisconsin
Norman Elliott
Aurora
Ray Elliott
Clarence Matzke
Cathy
Connie
Madison
Keen
Vernon Dunwid
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