Defense Outlay Cut 1.3 Billion By House Group
The House appropriations committee voted to reduce new defense department funds by 1.34 billion dollars from Eisenhower suggests, part of a 6.29 billion cut from Truman’s earlier request. It outlines a 34.43 billion funding level for the coming year and notes Air Force reductions dominate, with Truman’s total request lowered across agencies. Truman denounces cuts, warns of security risks, and criticizes GOP wing in a post presidential speech to ROA.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Truman
Department
Air Force
Army
Fimadelphis
GOP
White House
The
Reserve Officers Association
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoyt Vandenberg
7 Force
Omar Bradley
JCS
Republican House
Sam Rayburn
Truce Signing Mentioned by Communist Propaganda Broadcast
A front line radio broadcast in Seoul announced a truce signing set for July 3. The message, relayed over loudspeakers from Chinese forces on the western front, asserted the date and urged attention to the announcement.
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Red
Seoul
St Johns Music Director Bowles Resigns for Wichita Falls Church
Delbert Bowles minister of music at St John’s church resigns to become minister of music at First Methodist Church Wichita Falls Texas where he will also direct a community chorus leaving Aug 1. He served one year at St John’s and led the Green County Masonic chorus while running a private voice studio. Bowles born in Alpine Texas trained at Westminster College and earned a master of music degree with high honors after service in the Air Force. He and wife Mary Kyle Bowles have a daughter and a son Lloyd Anthony.
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Delbert Bowles
St. John’s
First Methodist Church
Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas
Bowles
St. John's Church
Green County Masonic Chorus
Westminster College
Air Force
Durham
N. C
Westminster
14Th Street
Lloyd Anthony
St. Clare Hospital
William F. Guthrie
Kansas City
Montgomery Mass Polio Immunization Plan Unfolds
In Montgomery Alabama gamma globulin was flown Friday night to start mass inoculation for 30 000 children as part of a fight against polio. The city declared an emergency after 73 people were stricken and three died since the polio season began. Health officials led by State Health Officer D G Gill mobilized for the campaign making Montgomery the first major city to attempt such a mass immunization effort.
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Montgomery
Ala
D. G. Gill
Striking Brewery Workers Reject Firm Offer in Milwaukee
Milwaukee brewery workers in Local 9 of the Brewery Union voted 6,274 to 348 Friday to reject a management proposal. John Schmitt reported the margin, with Kenneth Mueller and the bargaining committee urging rejection at two mass meetings.
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Milwaukee
CIO
John Schmitt
Schmitt
Kenneth Mueller
Surgeon Lahey Passes Away at Eden Clinic Founder
Dr. Lahey, surgeon and founder of the Boston clinic bearing his name, died today at New England Baptist Hospital. His work as Eden’s chief surgeon and director left a lasting mark on medical care and institutional history.
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Dr. Lahey
Eden
Key
Boston Clinic
New England Baptist Hospital
President Battles For Extension Of Tax Law
Washington observers say President Eisenhower gains as House faces floor vote on extending the excess profits tax. The Ways and Means clash centers on procedure and votes with Reed leading a GOP challenge while Democrats back the administration move to extend retroactively. The outcome hinges on the Monday test vote and party alignments.
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Eisenhower
House
Reed
Ways and Means
Daniel A. Reed
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
House Rules Committee
Rules
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Martin
Will
Mrs. Garwell Dies at 82 in Monroe Area
Mrs. George Garwell 82 died unexpectedly yesterday at 5 pm at Wagner's valescent home of old age complications after a two year illness. Born Amelia Feldt in Doelets Germany on June 24 1871 she came to the United States at 17 settling near Clarno. She married George Garwell December 24 1896 and lived in Monroe area farming 35 years in Jefferson Township before moving to Monroe in 1930. Survived by two sons Ralph Browntown and Frank Brodhead a daughter Mrs Arnold Schupbach Brodhead a sister Mrs Leonard Norder Monroe and nine grandchildren. Preceded in death by two infant sons a son George Jr last March and a daughter Edna. Member of St Johns church. Services Monday at 3 pm Stuessy funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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George Garwell
12Th Avenue
Wagner
P. A. Schuh
Monroe
Jefferson Township
Garwell
Ralph
Wisconsin GOP backs George Rapp for U S Attorney
A Friday report says Wisconsin Republican leaders recommended Madison attorney George Rapp for U S Attorney for the western district. Henry Ringling, a Wisconsin GOP committeeman, disclosed a recommendation was made but did not name the choice. The post was last held by Thomas E. Fairchild who left to run for Senate.
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GTMW
Wisconsin
George Rapp
Madison
U. S
Henry Ringling
Sarapoo
GOP
Thomas E. Fairchild
Sen. M
Mass break from Korean Allied camps reported
Seoul W T Norea news reports a mass escape from UN prison camps in Korea beginning June 18. Officials cite a large number of prisoners fleeing, with conflicting figures and unclear details on the escapes and coordination among Communist Korean forces.
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Korea
Seoul
U. N
Chinese Reds Drive Fresh Attacks Across Pukhan Front
Thousands of Chinese forces unleashed a renewed two division assault along a 13 mile stretch of the Pukhan River front, pushing South Korean troops back and seizing hills in the see-saw action. Allied aircraft bombed fortifications at dawn as jet fighters claimed further enemy losses in the opening days of the renewed offensive.
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Seoul
Pukhan River
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
el Paso Hill
Lookout Mountain
Kumsong
Pukhan
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Imjin
Bak
Taft Assures No Fears Of GOP Sabotage
Senator Taft dismissed claims that Republicans are sabotaging foreign policy. He urged swift action on extending the trade program and writing aid, while noting possible compromise on Bricker’s constitutional amendment. Senate also confirmed Lee M. Thurston as U.S. Commissioner of Education.
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Taft
Washington
Sen
Senate
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Golbricks
Ohioan
Bricker
State Dulles
New York
Gen
Brownell
Congress
Senate Today
Lee M. Thurston
Michigan
United States Commissioner of Education
Gov Kohler Backs Wiley Against Bricker Amendment
Gov. Kohler voiced support for Sen. Wiley in opposing the Bricker amendment, rebuking Republican convention stance. At Madison the GOP endorsed the Bricker plan and censured Wiley. Kohler spoke to the VFW encampment here praising its anti Bricker position and the group’s vote against the amendment.
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Kohler
Wiley
Bricker
Wisconsin
Sen
Madison
VFW
Four More Bills Vetoed by Kohler
Governor Kohler vetoed four measures setting a 60 mph limit on certain highways, repealing a $235,000 annual forest crop lands grant, redefining whey products, and adding 15 miles of Price County Trunk A to the state highway trunk system.
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Madison
Kohler
State Highway Commission
Price County
Doctor Shelves Churchill Rest. Bermuda Meet Delayed
London doctors ordered Prime Minister Churchill to take complete rest for at least a month. R. A. Butler would run the cabinet during convalescence as the Bermuda conference was postponed. President Eisenhower expressed distress but called it a temporary deferment. Medical report cited long, arduous duties and the need for respite.
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London
Churchill
Cub Scouts Carnival in Monroe Draws Big Crowd
Parents and friends packed the Armory for the Cub Scout carnival the year’s biggest event. Dens built booths for fishing and candy while Charles Booth acted as barker under Rev. C C Warfel. Webelos winner Thomas Cox and other graduates received awards as funds support re-registration and den supplies.
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Monroe
Armory
Charles A. Booth
C. C. Warfel
Jnwards
Thomas Cox
Coyla
Garvey
Boy Scouts
Dewey A. Dwyer
W. W. Swuebrich
Richard H. Bahr
Den
George E. Jacobs
Richard Prien
Richard Kright
Arthur F. Roethe
William Berndt
Richard Garvey
Joseph W. Volm
Alan Stauffacher
James Field
Gary Studer
Silver Arrows
William Volmary
Diving Mishap Claims Milwaukee Man In Wisconsin Lake
Gordon White of Milwaukee died in a Waukesha hospital from injuries suffered in a diving accident at Lake Lahey in Dousman. He reportedly dove over the backs of two other men in shallow water and his neck was broken.
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Waukesha
Gordon White
Milwaukee
Oe Lake
Lahey Dousman
Monroe Lions Invite Local Girls To Seek Miss America Crown
Monroe Lions sponsor a Miss America contest at Reedsburg inviting local single girls aged 18 to 21 to apply by Saturday July 11. Applicants send names to Forrest L. Kubly or Lester Johnson. The winner will go to Atlantic City for the national finals in September.
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Monroe Lions
Reedsburg
Forrest L. Kubly
Lions
Lester Johnson
Atlantic City
Monroe Lions Club
Wisconsin
Fair Talent Show Committee Named for Green County Fair
The Green County Fair opens August 5 and features a grandstand home talent show. Clayton Streiff of New Glarus is chair of the program committee, with Alvin Kubly and Anita Figi among assistants. Other members handle grandstand duties, publicity, policing, and donations. The judging contest and project demonstration occur July 30 at the Fair Grounds to select the Pine re for the state fair.
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Court House
Clayton Streiff
New Glarus
Alvin Kubly
Argus Center
Frank Blum
Jordan Center
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur Center
Anita Figi
Juda Center
Arleigh Frautschy
Weekend Wisconsin Weather Sees Sun and Rain Mix
Weekend Wisconsin forecast promises a mix of sun and showers with scattered thundershowers and warmer eastern and southern areas. Early heavy shower around 10 30 produced 0 47 inch of rain in an hour. temperatures fell from 82 to 70 then 68 by 1 pm as overcast and drizzle persisted.
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Wisconsin
Pee
Nehru Pleads for Special Session Over Korean Truce
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru urged a special session of the early United Nations Assembly to break the Korean truce deadlock. He spoke at the airport and said he awaited a clear answer from General Assembly President Lester B. Pearson of Canada regarding the request.
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Nehru
New Delhi
Early Nations Assembly
Gener
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Rhee Seen Optimistic Over Armistice Talks In Korea
U S defense pledge could win Rhee over as talks with UN and U S envoys progress. Gen Clark and Ambassador Murphy joined Robertson in Seoul for critical discussions at the hilltop residence. Rhee, wary of a divided Korea, seeks a firm U S defense pact and limits on post armistice talks. Eisenhower officials note possible post armistice meeting if progress continues.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Washington
Rhee
U.N
U.S
Mark Clark
U. N
Tokyo
Walter S. Robertson
Clark
Robert Murphy
William K. Harrison Jr
Robertson
Korea
Eisenhower
Jary
John Foster
Panmunjom
U. N. Stockades
Korean Public Information Office
Associated Press
Robert Bunson
Bunson
Las
John Foster Dulles
Monticello Board Delays Street Commissioner Appointment
At a Monticello village board special meeting on June 13 the vacancy left by Arnold Elmer was to be filled, but with only one application the board postponed until the July 3 regular meeting. The panel will also consider filling the trustee vacancy created by Louis Wyss’s appointment as village president after Dr. R. J. A. Woodruff resigned on June 12. Receives papal gift of $10,000 from Pope Pius X.
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Mun Lilelay
Monticello
Arnold Elmer
Louis Wyss
R. J A. Woodruff
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