President Eisenhower Rested After Sleep Progress Report
Denver report says President Eisenhower slept from 9 30 p m to 5 30 a m and felt rested and refreshed His condition is said to be progressing satisfactorily with no complications The White House says he will be flown to Gettysburg Pa in two weeks for recuperation and to confer with advisers He signed a cabinet and security council letter authorizing Vice President Nixon to carry on meetings and extended a labor board deadline.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Amer
National Security Council
Paul Dudley White
Boston Heart
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
John S. Doud
Gettysburg
Sherman Adams
Nixon
Cabinet and Security Council
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Hansen 24 Dies in South Wayne
Miss Hansen of Route 1 South Wayne died at St. Clare hospital at 3 30 yesterday from a kidney complication due to diabetes after four days of illness. Born in Monroe July 15 1931 she was a daughter of Arthur and Lena Anderson Hansen and a 1949 Argyle high school graduate. She worked as a bookkeeper at Argyle Feed and Seed Co until illness. She leaves her parents a brother Arleigh and sister Ruby. Services Thursday at 1 30 pm at East Viota Lutheran Church Rev W R Wold officiating. Burial in the nearby cemetery. Erickson Funeral Home of Argyle had arrangements.
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Mieanor Mara Hansen
Route 1
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Hansen
Monroe
Arthur and
Lena Anderson Hansen
Argyle High School
Argyle Feed and Seed Co
East Viota Lutheran Church
The
Luther League
Arleigh
Ruby
W. R. Wold
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
Robe Dow Stoughton Bank President Dies
Robe Dow, 80, president of the Stoughton State Bank, died in a Stoughton hospital Monday night after a 60 year association with the bank.
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Sruuurjon
Low Jr
Stoughton State Bank
Stoughton Hospital
Entry Deadline Extended for County Corn Picking Events
Twelve girls compete for the Queen of Corn title in the county event at the Colburn Broughton farm near Albany tomorrow. Officials extended the entry deadline to 8 tonight after a Legion home briefing in Monroe and a schedule of one-row and two-row picker contests leading to regional and state competitions.
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Colburn Broughton
Albany
Legion Home
Monroe
Colburn Broughton Farm
Broughton Farm
Miss Maize
Norman C. Everson
Everson
Donald Siedschl
Margaret Stracha
Evelyn Johnson
Browntown
Marjorie Deppeler
Juda
Denice Schlittler
Brodhead
Barbara Quint
Jean Ann Erb
St. Joseph
Alfred Gutzmer
Woodford
Ervin Moellenbrand
Herman Krattiger
Burnette Kubly
Archie Templeton
Brooklyn
John Krattiger
Jeglum
Ralph Figi
Sion
Land No
F. W. Duffee
Agriculture Engineering Department
University of Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Good Deed Wrecking Not Riot in McCormick Mansion Case
Judge rules the 200 Boy Scouts did not commit a malicious riot while wrecking Edith Rockefeller McCormick mansion. A suit to recover 32000 from five insurers is dismissed, though a $11761 mischief claim remains against the Scouts.
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Cagu
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Win G. Enoch
Oil and Harvester
Lake Forest
Frank Eagen Dies in Belleville at 60
Frank Eagen 60, Belleville, a World War I veteran, died at home. He belonged to the Belleville American Legion post and Mediom Knights of Columbus. He leaves two sisters, with services at St Mary of Lourdes on Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial follows at St James cemetery, Dayton, after rosary at Becker funeral home tonight. The Legion will conduct military rites at the graveside.
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Belleville
Syeesa
Frank Eagen
Eagen
American Legion Post
Mediom Knights of
Cotam S
Ar. V. Eagen
St. Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church
St. James Cemetery
Dayton
Becker Funeral
France urged to end boycott of U N Assembly
United Nations New York India’s V K Krishna Menon urged France to return to the UN General Assembly for the Algeria debate expressing deep regret over France’s walkout. He said India seeks to conciliate differences between Paris and Algiers while respecting France’s domestic matters. The Assembly later voted 31 18 to demand Netherlands give up Western New Guinea, with the US abstaining.
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United Nations
N. Y
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
France
U. N. Assembly
Algeria
Menon
Assembly
U.N
U. N
Indonesia
Netherlands
New Guinea
J. M. H. A. Luns
United States
Executive and Two Others Die in Plane Crash North of Union City
A twin engine private plane crashed in flames three miles north of Union City Oklahoma last night killing at least three people. One victim was tentatively identified as George Skakel of New York, chairman of the board of Great Lakes Carbon Corp. The pilot was tentatively identified as Joe Warren Whitney of New York. The third victim, a woman, remained unidentified.
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Union City
Okla
Here
George Skakel
New York
The
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
Joe Warren Whitney
Riot-Tense Killing At Alabama State Fair
A 17-year-old white senior, Forney Waldrop, was shot and killed by a 14-year-old Black boy named Moore at the Alabama State Fair shortly after the expo opened. Police restrained a crowd outside the fair station as witnesses described a confrontation at a midway concession stand ending with Waldrop’s fatal shot to the temple.
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Birmingham
Ala
Forney Waldrop
Sharon Kay Ritchie
C. D. Milwee
Moore
Waldrop
Welrop
Dodgers End Yankees Run To Claim First World Series
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees 2-0 to win their first World Series title on their eighth try against the Yankees. Johnny Podres pitched eight strong innings with key defense from Sandy Amoros, while Gil Hodges drove in both Dodgers runs. Hodges hit in the fourth and sixth innings as Hodges and Podres anchored a dramatic series clincher in New York.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Johnny Podres
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Podres
Sandy Amoros
Dodgers
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Assembly OKs Kohlers Vetoes In Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly declined to override several of Gov. Kohler’s vetoes, passing one measure despite a veto and deferring action on two others. Vetoes sustained included public housing funding and licensing limits for beer licenses. the session also appropriated $1000 for the Span ish American War veterans encampment. Other vetoed measures would curb veterinary medicine, tax UW property, and limit truck registration for intrastate use.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Kohler
Mark Catlin R-Appleton
Assembly
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Death of Fred Jacobs at Woodford
Fred Alvin Jacobs 11 Woodford died at home last night of a coronary attack. Born Nov 8 1882 in Argyle he lived in Woodford most of his life and worked as carpenter and painter. Survived by wife Anna and two sisters Olive Schultz Janesville and Mary Jacobs Woodford, with a niece Carol Prescott. Services Friday at 1:36 p.m. Woodford Methodist Church. burial Woodlawn Cemetery Argyle. Funeral home call notations. rine raran 10
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Fred Alvin Jacobs
Woodford
Argyle
E. Ben and
Carrie Olson Jacobs
Argyle High School
Lincoln College
Lincoln
Neb
Monroe Business College
Anna Seiler
Jacobs
Nebraska
Olive Schultz
Janesville
Mary Jacobs
Carol Prescot
Levi
William Bishell
Clarence Thompson
Earl Mason
Oswald to Leave Wisconsin for Boston Prison Post
Russell G. Oswald resigns as Wisconsin corrections head to lead the Massachusetts Department of Corrections. He will depart November 1 and assume a $15,000 salary plus housing. Wilbur Schmidt says a successor will be named at the welfare board meeting October 11. Oswald, Racine native and Marquette graduate, has led Wisconsin corrections since 1950 after joining the department in 1938.
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Russell G. Oswald
State Welfare Department
Division of Corrections
Oswald
Massachusetts
Wilbur Schmidt
Welfare Board
Department of Corrections
Wisconsin
Ware Department
John W. ‘Tramburg
New Jersey Welfare Department
Racine
Marquette University
Stocks Rally and Subside After Early Gains
New York stocks rallied sharply and then pulled back from their highs, led by gains of 1 to 3 dollars at times and notable performances from New York Central United States Steel General Motors Chrysler Montgomery Ward Boeing Glenn Martin and RCA. Losses appeared in Dow Chemical American Tobacco Union Pacific Texas Company and American Telephone as the market receded after Monday’s broad decline linked to news of President Eisenhower’s heart attack.
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New York
New York Central
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet ‘and Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
Glenn Martin
RCA
Dow Chemical
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Texas Co
American Telephone
Eisenhower
Connie Mack 92 Hurt In Fall In Hospital Care
Connie Mack, 92, remains in Presbyterian hospital after a fall in Chestnut Hill that fractured his right hip. A hospital spokesman said he had a better night and was not as restless, with no other changes in his condition.
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Milavelema
Connie Mack
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Chestnut Hill
GOP Leader Denies Convention Shift Amid Ike Illness
GOP National Chairman Leonard W. Hall asserted there is no truth to reports that Eisenhower’s illness would force a change in the 1956 nominating convention plans. He reaffirmed the convention will be held in San Francisco the week of August 20.
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Mutual
Wisconsin Leader Sees Surplus as Revenue Upturnes
Gov Kohler told the Wisconsin Legislature the state is in excellent financial condition with revised revenue estimates showing more money available. He urged bills funding disease control, welfare staff, civil service raises, and civil defense. A $3.5 million surplus is projected with current revenues and lapsed balances.
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Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin
Treasury
St. Lawrence Seaway
Chamber Banquet Tickets On Sale Soon
The Cham ber of Commerce banquet set for Mon Oct 24 in Turner hall will open ticket sales in a few days, with reservations offered to members before public sales. Rodney O Kittelsen leads the effort as general chairman and Robert Rosa handles table arrangements. Cola G Parker of Neenah, incoming president of the National Association of Manufacturers, will speak.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Rodney
Kittelsen
Robert Rosa
Cola G. Parker
Neenah
National Association of Manufacturers
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Padres
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Rizzuto
Reese
Cerv
Martin
Snider
Campanella
McDougald
Furillo
Howard
Hoak
Berra
Zimmer
Bauer
Skowron
Marti Gilliam
Sailor
Mmer
Jex
McDougld
Gillam
Byrne
Banca Cinals
Accor
Bob Grim
Grim
George Shuba
Shuba
Richard Nixon
Washington
Capitol
Fred Jacobs
Boston
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