Atomic Experts Inform President of New Progress
Washington reports hint major atomic strides disclosed to President by Oppenheimer and Dean amid grim Senate briefing on Soviet air and atomic power. Twining warns Russians may soon field a bombable capability with long range bombers. House resists new atomic funding and AEC authority.
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Washington
White House
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
General Advisory Committee
Psc
Air Force
Pentagon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nathan F. Twi
Moscow
Oppenheimer
AEC
Gordon Dean
Dr. Oppenheimer
Eniwetok
House
Truman
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Twining
Secretary of the
Finletter
Russia
United States
U. S
Priewes Hurt In Dane Crash
Mr and Mrs Frank O Priewe of Priewe Lumber and Fuel Co were treated for minor injuries after their truck overturned on a Dane County town road near Madison en route to Crandon with a load of lumber They were found unconscious reportedly from gas fumes but in satisfactory condition at Methodist hospital Madison.
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Frank O. Priewe
Priewe Lumber and Fuel Co
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Dane County Sheriff's Department
Priewes
Crandon
Monroe
Madison Beltline
Dunn Township
Phiewes
Sheriff's Department
Priewe
Elwin
Forest Odegard
Mi Ap
Weekend Heat Breaks Records Across Regions
The weekend brings a new season high as temperatures reach the 80s and 90s in parts of the country with forecasts of more hot sun. Heat waves cause travel plans to falter while farmers report haying progress and crops like corn benefiting from extended sun. Forecasters warn the death toll from heat and humidity remains high nationwide, including New Jersey with 53 deaths. Roy E. Dunn of Central Press cancels his planned visit due to the heat after an hour on the road. Northern Wisconsin braces for thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow as other areas stay hot and dry with highs returning to the 90s.
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Vral
Atlanta
New Jersey
Roy E. Dunn
Central Press
Chicago
E. C
Hamiltons
Dunne
Wisconsin
Twining Arrives In Tokyo on Tour
U. S. undersecretary for air and Gen. Nathan F. Twining arrived in Tokyo from the United States. They had no comment on Allied air strikes against North Korean hydroelectric plants in the past week. The officials will tour Air Force installations in Japan, Korea and Okinawa next week.
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Sunny W
le. Gupatric
U. S
Air
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Tokyo
North Korea
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Big Three Ministers Complete Parley Plans
Western foreign ministers concluded top talks on world issues and prepared a conditional four power plan to invite Russia to discuss unifying Germany. After joint sessions on the Far East Middle East Europe and Russia Acheson Eden and Schuman held separate concluding discussions. Acheson then flew to Berlin while Schuman went to Paris.
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London
Russia
Germany
Far East
Middle East
Europe
U.S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Acheson
Berlin
Schuman
Paris
Traffic summons deadline extended to noon Monday
Authorities warn that the deadline for outstanding traffic summonses has been extended to noon Monday. Afterward warrants will be issued for violators. The summonses cover traffic charges such as stop sign violations parking proof of current registration and other traffic law violations.
Wandering Bovine Cuts Through Yard at Local Meat Plant
A 600 pound Guernsey wandered into the yard of A. F. Schwahn and Sons Meat Packing Co in Sau Claire. The general manager lassoed and staked the cow to await developments. Girl office employees benefited by the maneuver and had fresh milk for lunch.
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SAU Claire
Guernsey
A. F. Schwahn and Sons Meat Packing Co
Gener
Mrs Bushnell 83 Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Edgar W. Bushnell 83 of 306 18th avenue died at 10 45 a m at St Clare hospital after a lingering illness. Born Lucy Morgan in Monroe township on Sept 28 1868 she lived in Croix County 25 years and married A O Deans in 1890. She later wed Edgar W Bushnell in Hammond Wis in 1896 and moved to Monroe in 1943. Active in Union Presbyterian women and landwork she exhibited at Green County fair for years. Survived by husband three daughters a son a brother nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services at Shriner Neushwander funeral home 1 30 p m Tuesday with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Edgar W. Bushnell
18Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Lucy — Morgan
Henry and
Mary Edwards Morgan
Monroe Township
Croix County
A. 0. Deans
Hammond
Wis
Edna Schmid
Jacob Schulthess
Milwaukee
Armond Ketterer
Madison
Dean Bushnell
Argyle
Arthur Morgan
Portland
Ore
Shel
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
John C. Purdy
Union Pres Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Retired Leadmine Grocer Found Dead
Lafayette County Coroner Richard Barth reported a delayed ruling on the death of John Wesley McKenna 46 a retired Leadmine grocer found in a garage at 8 10 p m with a 22 caliber revolver nearby The father last saw him at 6 a m autopsy results from the University of Wisconsin path department were pending formal inquest decision pending further findings
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Barth
Madison
University of Wisconsin Department of
Lions name Gal lipeau director at Mexico City meet
Merrill Wisconsin resident P Ray Gal lipeau was nominated a director of Lions International during the meeting in Mexico City.
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Lions Post
Mexico City
House Approves Multibillion Air Base and Aid Plan
The House voted 1.2 billion dollars in special allocations for American air bases worldwide as part of a 2.19 billion military public works package. Military construction is included in a 10.28 billion special appropriation bill, amid calls to trim foreign aid. The chamber also cut atomic program funding and eyed TVA plant appropriations, with ongoing debate over defense and domestic costs.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Truman
Rep. Taber
Senate House Atomic Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
No Clues Found In Flier Search
DPARANE Washington. A search of the Spokane to Missoula air route found no trace of Laurie Welch 57 Baraboo Wis missing since Tuesday after leaving Spokane Felts Field bound for Baraboo Welch a retired contractor and president of the Wisconsin Elks Association. His son Lt J M Welch on three day pass flew to Spokane and offered a $500 reward for information about his father’s plane joining the search. A wide air hunt of Northern Idaho and Western Montana was planned for today weather permitting.
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Dparane
Wash
Spokane
Missoula
Mont
Laurie Welch
Baraboo
Welch
Wisconsin Elks Association
Felts Field
J. M. Welch
Idaho
Montana
Taft ridicules cannot win line in pivotal convention clash
Senator Taft dismissed the notion he cannot win in November as mere politics. He claimed broad support, predicted a strong convention tally, and insisted his campaign would secure victory. He urged cutting Western Europe aid, repudiating Yalta, and pushing infiltration and propaganda against satellite nations.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Taft
Sen
Gen. Eisenhower
Congress
University of
Charlottesville
Yester Jes
Ign
Western
Europe
Ford Starts Layoffs as Steel Strike Hits Michigan
AP survey finds 76 000 Michigan workers idled as Ford announces plant closings and mass layoffs across 14 Ford assembly plants and three Lincoln Mercury plants. GM has already cut 38 500 jobs in 14 Michigan plants with 8 000 more hoped for next Monday. Chrysler offers no layoffs yet, aiming to keep lines moving through July 7 week.
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Guy Wat
Associated Press
Michigan
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Bly
Lincoln-Mercury
Dearborn Rouge
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Rauto
Lattimore Receives Department Apology For Acting on Rumor
The State Department apologized to Owen Lattimore for embarrassment from a stop order preventing his departure. The order, issued June 11 by customs, was revoked as the professor denied plans to travel behind the Iron Curtain. The action followed a confidential CIA report. Harry A. Jarvinen, a travel agency executive, was indicted in Seattle on related charges based on the report.
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State Department
Owen Lattimore
Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins Universi
Harry A. Jarvinen
Seattle
Miss Timm 91 Dies After Long Illness
Longtime Clarno and Oneco resident Miss Tenia Timm, born December 12, 1860 in Doelitz Germany, died at Powers convalescent home. She leaves three brothers and two sisters and was a member of East Clarno Evangelical United Brethren Church. Funeral set for East Clarno Church with burial in East Clarno Cemetery.
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Tenia Timm
Clarno
Oneco
Powers Convalescent Bank
Miss Timm
Doelitz
Germany
William
Dorothea Pantzke Timm
America
Peat Township
Clarno Township
Henry
Freeport
Edward
Glenwood City
Wis
Anna
Zilmer
Waterloo
Millie Kaiser
Glendale
Timm
Clarno Evangelical United
Brethren Church
Shriner
Neushwander
East Clar
Homer
Retzlaff
East iClarno
City To Change Billing System
The city will switch to a combined bill for garbage and rubbish collection sewer assessment and a separate water assessment starting July 1 for the second quarter. The city clerk will bill residents for garbage and rubbish and sewer. the water department will issue its own notices. All payments remain at the city treasurer's office in the Eugene hotel building. The Water Board suggested separating its office staff and procedures from other departments.
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Water Department
Eugene
The
Water Board
Judith Thorpe Earns Assembly Seat in Badger Girls State
Judith Thorpe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Thorpe 1314 9th Street was elected as one of 23 assemblymen in Badger Girls State yesterday. The election marked her entry into state legislative ranks.
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Judith Thorpe
Judith Monroe
Badger
Ray Thorpe
9Th Street
Grandmother Minnie Leeder Dies at 82 in Janesville
Minnie Leeder aged 82 of Janesville dies at Mercy hospital. A former farm resident, she was Janesville's Grandmother of the Year 1952 named by the chamber of commerce. She leaves six sons, six daughters, three sisters, 49 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren. Services Monday at St John Lutheran Janesville with burial in Evansville. Reining funeral home in charge.
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Albany
Minnie Leeder
Janesville
Elmer Braun
Mercy Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
United States
Fred Leeder
Leeders
Here
Rock
Oscar
Archie
Floyd
Arno
William
Evansville
Raymond
Beloit
Elsie Kutzke
Hazel Thiede
Alma
Fields
Irene Kliefoth
Lila Braun
Meda Fenrick
August Miller
Monroe
County 4 H Day Scheduled July 18 in Green County
A Green County 4 H Day program set for Friday July 18 at the county courthouse and fairgrounds includes judging and demonstration contests and dress revue entries. The top awards will be named during the Junior Fair activities tied to the 98th Green County Fair with preliminaries all day July 18 and a dress revue theme Round the Clock at a later date.
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Parenerere Peer
Evear
Court House
Monroe High School
John Rosheisent
Frank Bloom
Alvin Kubly
Monroe
John | ‘Uethrich
Mamie Tillema
Myron E. Jeglum
Lester Huber
Oscar Drye
Ambrose Wenger
Aloso
John J. Bollig
Henry Ruppert
Dayton
Wenger
Kenneth Allen
Korean Police Free 80 Imprisoned Assemblymen in Pusan
Police rescued 80 Korean national assembly members held for 52 hours inside a meeting hall as a mob outside demanded the assembly bow to President Syngman Rhee or dissolve. Those attempting to leave were shoved back. one shirt was ripped and another was kicked amid a crowd including provisional assembly representatives.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Wage-Price Act Extended by Senate House Accord
A 10 month extension of wage price controls was approved by the Senate and sent to the House in a race against time. The compromise preserves most controls while erasing a House provision and retains a Taft Hartley strike provision request to the President.
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Senate
Ate
House
Washington
Senate House
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Appleton Girl Wins 1952 Alice in Dairyland Crown
Beverly Ann Steffen, 23, of Appleton, crowned Alice in Dairyland after final round at Cairland. She is a home economics graduate of the University of Wisconsin and works in Oscar Mayer Co. research in Madison. She will tour Wisconsin and serve as State Fair hostess for the year. Judges were Donald McDowell, Ralph Peterson, and Herman Severson.
Milwaukee man killed by bulldozer at city dump
John Young, 37, was fatally struck when a bulldozer backed over him at the city dump in Milwaukee. Supervisor Frank LaGosh said he warned Young to stay clear of the machine shortly before the accident occurred.
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Milwaukee
John Young
Frank LaGosh
Young
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