Senate Banking Panel Ends Housing Hearings Flap
The Senate Banking Committee closes its housing probe hearings with chairman Capehart promising injured witnesses a chance to testify. Witnesses disclosed Rep Preston’s unlisted stake in the Savannah Russell Apartments FHA insured project and Capehart suggested Preston profited nearly $50 000 from the deal.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
Rep
Preston
Dga
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Savannah
House
Georgia
Russell Apartments
William A. Bowen
Statesboro
Bowen
James L. Sundy
Sundy
Corporation
Buck- Worrell
Sandy
Steels Attract Attention In Higher Stock Market
In New York Steels drew most buying attention as prices varied modestly throughout the list. Early trading showed gains and slight losses with a total around two million shares for the day, better than Thursday. Steels and oils rose while railroads gained. other major groups were mixed to steady.
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New York
Steels
Siamese Twin Girls Separated in France
In Paris a pair of newborn twin girls were separated in a hospital procedure just 48 hours after birth. Both babies remain in good condition though doctors caution the operation cannot be deemed a success for several days. This marks France’s first such separation since 1902.
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Paris
France
Visal Wangtal Charged With Home Steal in Bangkok
Visal Wangtal was charged with stealing a neighbor's house in Bangkok. Police say he dismantled the home of Mrs Yip Mul thongnoi board by board during her absence and located the reassembled house on his own property.
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Bangkok
Visal Wangtal
Yip Multhongnoi
Visal
Fifteen Enter Corn Picking Contest Held in Green County
Fifteen contestants were named for the Green County Mechanical Corn Picking Contest to be held Monday at the C. S. Pierce farm near Brodhead with a regional contest at the same site Tuesday. Officials expect about 10 000 spectators as county implement dealers and the Green County Farm Foundation sponsor the two day event. Contestants come from Monroe, Brodhead, Albany, New Glarus, Monticello and rural areas.
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Green County
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Green County Farm Foundation
Clarence Schultz
Brooklyn
Theodore Bayerhoffer
Monroe
Nordean Hoesly
New Glarus
Irvin Phillips
Burnett Kubly
John Krattiger
Ralph Figi
Ralph Jones
Albany
William Hawthorne
Richard Saunders
Herman Krattiger
Albert Elmer
Monte Chesebro
Monticello
Johnson
Brodhead High
Lawrence Smith
Wekz Hillbilly
Floyd Duffy
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Engineering Department
Smith
H. D. Bruhn
College of Articultural Enginering
Janesville
Pierce
E. L. St. Peter
Russell Carter
Juda
Farm Foundation
Nevada Supreme Court orders November election for McCarran seat
Nevada's Supreme Court ordered an election in November to fill the remaining two years of the late Senator Pat McCarran's term. The ruling directs the state to hold the poll in Carson City with the race expected to feature key Democratic candidates.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Supreme Court Today
Pat McCarran
Oregon Principal Cleared on Refusing Student
Oregon Wisconsin justice cleared Edward Kozlovsky a grade school principal of a criminal charge that he refused to enroll Forrest McDonald’s 4 year old son in kindergarten The district does not offer kindergarten for 4 year olds and the trial raised state law questions plus a separate civil action begun by McDonald a state historian Judge Herman Sachtsen issued a mandamus order directing school officials to justify why the boy should not be admitted with a Madison hearing set for October 20.
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Oregon
Wis
Justice of the Peace
Jack McManus
Edward Kozlovsky
Forrest McDonald
Route 1
Wisconsin
McDonald
Madison
No Surplus Butter Bought for Weeks
The Agriculture Department reported it has not been asked to buy surplus butter since Sept. 17, marking the longest respite from heavy buying since 1952. It has sold about 214 million pounds of butter back to the trade to meet domestic demand, while overall purchases for the year are down 13 percent from the prior period. The department owns over one billion pounds of surplus dairy products including butter, cheese, and dried milk.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Department
Footville Youth's Truck In Fatal Traffic Mishap
An 18 year old Footville driver Roland L Kluemeyer collided with two cars eight miles northwest of St Charles Illinois killing Frank L Morris 69 Batavia Illinois and seriously injuring his sister in law Mrs Marshall Gayle 65 Batavia The other driver Max H Larson 21 Roland Iowa had minor injuries Kluemeyer was uninjured State police said Morris pulled onto Route 47 from a side road and struck Larson then the Morris car skidded into the truck
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Roland L. Kluemeyer
Footville
St. Charles
Ill
Frank L. Morris
Batavia
Marshall Gayle
Max H. Larson
Roland
Iowa
Kluemeyer
Morris
Rt. 47
Larson
Simultaneous Probes Hinted On Power Plan
The Eisenhower plan to ship private plant electricity over TVA lines faces dual Senate inquiries. AEC confirmed approval of the Dixon Yates contract form to run the project, while Kefauver and Langer push for a broader antimonopoly probe.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon- Yates
Langer
R-Nd
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
AEC
Sen
Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Atomic Committee
South America
Congress
Edgar H. Dixon
B. A. Yates
Dixon- Yates Group
West Memphis
Ark
TVA
Subcommittee
Kenneth D. Nichols
Commission
Dixon-Yates
Nichols
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Nashville
Tenn
Russian Army Chief Therapeutist Dies in Moscow
Red Star reports the premature death of Mikhail F. Ryablov the Soviet army chief therapeutist in World War II. The notice gives no age or cause of death.
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Moscow
Red Star
Mikhail F. Ryablov
Officials Refute Monroe Raid Rumor Circulation
City and county authorities announced that rumors of a vice raid in Monroe were unfounded and no complaints or investigations existed. District Attorney Kittelsen discussed a John Doe hearing to identify rumor sources, warning of possible libel penalties and civil action for defamation.
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Monroe
Rodney O. Kittelsen
John Doe
Kittelsen
D. H. Prichard
State Division
Madison
Prichard
Thomson
Wiley undecided on how to vote on McCarthy censure
Sen. Wiley, visiting Wisconsin for the campaign, says he will decide his stance on Sen. McCarthy's censure after the Senate hearing and arguments from both sides. He emphasizes his senior role and responsibility to judge on merit without prejudice.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Wiley
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Watkins Committee
France
Germany
Seven Die as Flood Hits Pecos Valley Communities
In Roswell New Mexico and surrounding towns a severe flood from heavy rains left four dead three missing and seven presumed dead. Rivers and creeks rose as the Pecos Valley overflowed with 200 families forced to evacuate their homes amid washed out highways and severed communications.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
Sacramento Mountains
Pecos Valley
Carlsbad
Dexter
Hagerman
Artesia
Lake Arthur
Here
Rio Hondo
Berserk Gunman Engages 100 Police in Harlem Rooming House
Robert Ricks, a 47 year old cook, battled more than 100 officers for 90 minutes in a Harlem six story building before being fatally wounded. Residents hid as Ricks led a running chase and exchanged fire on the top floor stairwell. He shouted he would die on narcotics.
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New York
Harlem
Robert Ricks
Negro Cook
Ricks
Car Plunges 1000 Feet Driver Survives
Denver report says Airman Escar L. Kimmel of Redfield Ark survived a 1000 foot plunge off a mountain road near Silverton Colorado. He escaped with deep cuts and a possible arm fracture after the car fell 150 feet to a canyon wall and 800 to 900 more feet to the river bed. He regained consciousness beside the river and hiked along a railroad track, spotted by another airman after about ten hours. He is at Lowry Air Force Base hospital.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Escar L. Kimmel
Redfield
Ark
Kimmel
Silverton
Colo
Las Animas
Cheddars Rise in Plymouth Market Trading
Plymouth market reports Cheddars firm up to 32 cents, with other styles unchanged. Closing sales include three cars at 324 cents and two cars at 32, plus one car 34 across single daisies. Bids remain mostly unfilled with several cheddars at 3242 and junior grades at 31 percent.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
State banking commission holds on bank condition call
Madison the state banking commission announced no call for a statement of condition of Wisconsin state banks to match a federal call for all National banks at the close of business Thursday October 7.
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Madison
State Banking Commission
Wisconsin
Mendes-France faces vote on London defense pact in France
In the National Assembly Premier Mendes-France seeks a blank endorsement of London agreements including West German rearmament and NATO integration. A final resolution is expected to praise the talks and back his authority to negotiate formal treaties at later ministerial conferences.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
French National Assembly
London
West Germany
Mendes-France
Brussels
Bonn
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels Group
NATO
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
France
Britain
Assembly
Preliminary Hearing Waived in Hassebrook Case
Jack W. Hassebrook a former Monroe man charged with defrauding a hotelkeeper waived his preliminary hearing in Justice Court and was bound over to County Court where Randall Elmer was appointed as his attorney. Bond was set at $400. He was arrested Monday night in Willmar Minnesota after an automobile accident that caused a broken right arm and left shoulder.
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Jack W. Hassebrook
Monroe
Justice Court
Randall Elmer
Hassebrook
Willmar
Minn
Sheriff's Department
Eisenhower To Make National TV Radio Campaign Appeal
President Eisenhower will deliver a nationwide straight from the shoulder address from Denver tonight to bolster Republican hopes in the November elections. The GOP plans extensive TV and radio coverage across 158 TV channels and 534 radio stations. He will speak with Nixon at Denver’s Municipal Auditorium, with more speeches and a post event dinner for congressional leaders.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Nixon
Denver White House
Congress
Republican National Committee
Cbs-Tv
NBC
Mutual
White House
Colorado Gop
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Los Angeles
Washington
Legislative Branch
Hurricane Hazel Moves Through Caribbean Sea
Hurricane Hazel, the eighth of the season, travels at about 12 mph over the Caribbean with forecast to accelerate and widen its gale area. The Weather Bureau in San Juan reports no direct sightings yet but notes the storm follows a west-northwest path. Center remains about 280 miles south of Port au Prince with 90 to 100 mph winds inside a 50 mile radius and gales reaching 150 miles outward to the north.
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Miami
Fla
Hazel
Caribbean Sea
Weather Bureau
San Juan
P. R
Port au-Prince
Haiti
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