Disbarment Threat Over Colored School Registration Case
Two lawyers Alex Pitcher and Johnny Jones face possible disbarment after aiding in registering 39 African American children at a Baton Rouge white elementary school. The action, urged by the East Baton Rouge School Board, involves ethics canon against fomenting litigation and seeks Louisiana Bar Association inquiry.
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Baton Rouge
Joint Legislative Committee
East Baton Rouge
Louisiana Bar Association
Alex Pitcher
Johnny Jones
Bar Association
William Shaw
Shaw
Louisiana Supreme Court
Committee On Ethics
Pitcher
Jones
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Corn Cob Fire Draws Monroe Traffic to Argyle
Fire near Maple Grove Inn burned two piles of corn cobs causing heavy traffic as motorists rushed to the Monroe Edgerton football game. Fire Chief H L Bert Sickinger noted the blaze disrupted routes and urged caution around water tank trucks. Origin unknown, possibly a careless cigarette. resident Arthur Stauffer reported the fire.
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Monroe
Argyle
Maple Grove Inn
H. L. Bert Sickinger
Sickinger
Arthur Stauffacher
Dodgers Cinch Second Place in 10-5 Win Over Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers surge to second in the pennant race as Carl Furillo belts two homers and Duke Snider plus Sandi Amoros add one apiece in a 10-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Sandi Amoros
Admiral Schindler to keynote Monroe chamber dinner
Rear Adm. Walter G. Schindler, assistant chief of naval operations for fleet operations and readiness, will speak at Monroe’s chamber of commerce dinner in Turner Hall on Oct. 11. The New Glarus native, with a long naval career, will be accompanied by his wife and has strong local ties through family and schooling.
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New Glarus
Navy Department
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Schindler
Naval Operations
Schindler
Chamber
Green County
Forest Kubly
Turner Hall
Alvin Kubley
Evening Times
Adm. Schindler
Glarus
Admiral
Flora Streiff
Fred Streiff
Arline Williams
Betty
Jane
H. E. Thompson
Mary Ann
W. C. Powell
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
University of Wisconsin
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Postgraduate School
National War College
Washington, D. C
Pacific
South Pacific
Bureau of Ordnance
Chile
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Adm
John A. Schindler
Earl Warren Addresses William and Mary on Justice
Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg noting the nation’s duty to provide equal and impartial justice to all. He avoided direct reference to the recent school segregation ruling while Virginia leaders largely declined to attend in protest.
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Dillon
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Deep South
Byrnes
Ohio
West Virginia
Delaware
San Antonio
Tex
University of Texas
Ben H. Rice Jr
John W. Walker
Houston
Western North Carolina
Orval Faubus
Williamsburg
Earl Warren
Thomas Jefferson
South
Supreme Court
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Thomas B. B. Stanley
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
A. E. S. Stephens
Warren
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Robertson
Rep
Gary
State Supreme Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Christ Alston 10 Is Found After Bicycle Mishap
A 10 year old boy Christ Alston son of Mrs Lucille Alston Route 2 was found on the roadside along Highway 59 a mile east of Monroe. He suffered a moderate concussion treated at St Clare hospital and is in good condition. No car involvement is suspected.
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Christ Alston
Lucille Alston
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Censure Report Seen as Severe on McCarthy
New York Times quotes unnamed high Republican sources saying the Watkins committee will severely criticize Sen. Joseph McCarthy. The special committee, chaired by Sen. Arthur Watkins, will present findings to the Senate in a session starting Nov. 8. An unidentified member said conclusions will be clear and positive with no equivocation.
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New York
New York Times Today
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Washington
Anthony Seviere
Utah
Arthur Watkins
Senate
The
Times
Attorney Wins Case Against Radar Device
Milwaukee Cedarburg attorney Peter Leuch won a case to set aside a radar speed conviction. He was found innocent of speeding 40 mph in a 30 mph zone last January after appealing a May traffic court verdict that fined him $20 plus $129 in costs. He argues radar violated his rights and that several vehicles, including his, were in the radar range. The jury gave him the benefit of the doubt.
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Milwaukee
Peter Leuch
Cedarburg
Wis
Leuch
Senators to Meet November 8 for Censure Resolution
Sen J McCarthy faces censure as the Senate reconvenes at noon on Monday November 8 1954. Secretary J Mark Trice confirmed date after word from Sens Knowland and Johnson indicating leaders agreed on the plan. A five day notice was issued to all senators per a Senate order.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
J. Mark Trice
Senate
Three Killed In Brush Fire At Sierra City
Evening dispatch reports three firefighters from the Folsom Prison honor camp killed near Sierra City as a brush blaze threatened 500 residents and forced evacuations. The blaze charred about 3,000 acres with one forest service building burning and control expected today. Police arrested Bill Ward and two ranch hands near Los Angeles County on suspicion of malicious burning.
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Los Angeles
California
Folsom Prison
Sierra City
Lake Tahoe
Folsom
Mel W. Grodzik
Frank W. Burr
Richard Fierro
Chatsworth
Box Canyon
Santa Susana Pass
Forest Service
San Ysidro Mountains
San Diego
Ward
Ray Taylor
Cherokee Landrum
Catholic Teachers Hear Dr. Schindler
Monroe physician Dr John A Schindler spoke to Catholic teachers in Milwaukee on the dangers of anger and emotions. He warned that losing temper can harm the heart and trigger illness, noting sudden death from heart attack may follow extreme anger and citing illnesses like stomach pains asthma and arthritis. About 3000 attended the two day institute.
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Monroe
John A. Schindler
Milwaukee
Schindler
Eisenhower atoms for peace plan tops U.N. agenda
United Nations in New York placed the Eisenhower atoms for peace plan on its agenda with priority. The item was sent to the Political Committee for full discussion as Assembly President Van Kleffens called for a debate. The United States and the Soviet Union agreed on the action but did not request the floor.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
Assembly
Eelco N. van Kleffens
United States
Soviet Union
Fleming Returns To Racine Home
Lt. Col. Harry Fleming rests at home in Racine after a POW conviction for collaborating with the enemy in North Korea. Local reserve officers fund an appeal while Fleming remains on 10 days leave on active duty. The case awaits Fifth Army action and potential review by the JAG and the Court of Military Appeals.
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Racine
Harry Fleming
Fleming
North Korea
Kingston Ehrlich
Alfred E. la France
Allen E. Granza
Milwaukee
Billy Mitchell
Mitchell
Air Force
Ehrlich
United States
Fifth Army
Chicago
William Kean
Kean
LaFrance
Granza
Judge Advocate General
Washington
Board of Review
Court of Military Appeals
Hepburn and Ferrer Marry in Switzerland
Paramount Pictures announced Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer wed today in Switzerland. The ceremony marks a high profile union for the film stars following earlier reports of their engagement.
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Ferrer
Hepburn
London
Paramount Pictures
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Switzerland
Polio Fund Drive Surges With Tag Day Gifts
About 65 women worked around the city square from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. raising funds for the emergency polio drive. By 1 p.m. more than 100 dollars had been added, with at least another 100 expected. The two phase effort began with a mothers march raising 1 857.75 dollars Tuesday night and involved over 250 volunteers, breaking prior records set by the mothers’ march.
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E. C. Hamilton
J. Walter Donovan
Frank D. Kantro
Fantastic Monster terror grips Glasgow youngsters
In Glasgow children and parents fear a reported iron toothed monster, with gravediggers and police involved as hundreds of youths swarm a cemetery in search of The Thing. Authorities suspect horror comics or a local sci fi film sparked the panic, now spreading beyond one suburb.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Six Indicted in Fatal Beating in Illinois
In Galena Illinois six men and a woman were indicted by the Jo Daviess County grand jury on manslaughter charges in the August 18 beating of East Dubuque resident John Buse outside the Esquire Tavern. Defendants Paul Joseph Dodds Donald Dodds Cyril Byrne Gerald Leo Dodds James Stacey and Margaret Stacey were arraigned with trial set for October 11. Bond remained seven thousand dollars for all. Mrs Stacey faces arraignment Monday.
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Galena
Ill
East Dubuque
Joe Daviess County Grand Jury
Paul Joseph Dodds
Donald Dodds
Cyril Byrne
Cuba City
Gerald Leo Dodds
Dubuque
James Stacey
Margaret
Centralia
John Buse
Esquire
Dodds Brothers
Byrne
Stacey
Leon Zick
Zick
American Swiss Cheese Markets Remain Steady
Madison reports steady American and Swiss cheese markets this week with fair demand for American and Swiss and ample top grade supplies. Butter prices hold steady to firm as no federal butter purchases occurred for the first time since April 8.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
October Jurors Listed for Court in Green County
Jury commissioners drew 36 names for the October circuit court panel and 18 for a reserve in Green County. The list includes Eva Galusha Juda Louise Lehnherr Monticello Walter Hammerly Monticello Sylvan Truttman Blanchardville Emil Voegels Monroe etc. Sheriff will notify jurors prior to appearance. trial scheduling starts Oct 25 under Judge Harry S. Fox.
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John H. Figi
Monroe
Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
A. N. Lawton
Brodhead
Sheriff's Department
Harry S. Fox
Janesville
Eva Galusha
16Th Avenue
Louise Lehnherr
Juda
Ralph Lindsay
14Th Street
Walter Hammerly
Monticello
Slyvan Truttman
Blanchardville
Emil J. Voegels
Franz Brand
22Nd Avenue
W. B. Disch
Brooklyn
Kenneth Hoesly
Arthur Benkert
John Backe
14Th Avenue
Cora Carter
25Th Avenue
John Albert
Allan Barnard
15Th Avenue
Old Rockey
Robert Kingdon
19Th Street
Vince Conway
Argyle
Don Bowen
Herman Lanz
10Th Street
Lewis Claflin
Willis Isely
Milton Babler
Jake Bisegger
R. W. Blaha
8Th Street
Fred Vogel
Clarence Moe
Albany
Otto Pumpel
Wesley Dodge
9Th Street
E. C. Hamilton
Walter Stauffacher
John Daubert
C. L. Crago
Browntown
Jacob Karlen
17Th Avenue
Stanley Knight
George Coplien
Fred Yaeger
Reserve
Marvin Liedschlag
Thomas Keegan
Robert Fuchs
Max Schneider
Russell Fritz
22Nd Street
Clarence Day
Elizabeth Kuehns
Belleville
Glen Maske
Carol O. Lynstegard
John Loertscher
Lloyd E. George
Theodore Marty Jr
Richard Anderson
Archie Francis
George Jones
John Timm
Fred Crooks
Alfred Voegeli
Pay or Permit Court Decision, Document Says
The United States demands that Russia pay 1 620 295 01 or submit the dispute over the Oct 7 1952 air crash near Hokkaido Japan to the World Court The note accuses Russia of destroying the unarmed bomber Sunbonnet King and with holding information about the eight crewmen whose fate remains unknown It also rejects Soviet claims that the plane violated Russian airspace and that the Kurile Habomai islands fall under Soviet control The note calls for Russia to acknowledge indebtedness and pay or accept the World Court jurisdiction for a formal ruling
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hokkaido
Japan
Foreign Office
Moscow
Charles E. Bohlen
Habomass
Yalta
Kurile Islands
U. S
International Court of Justice
Suburban Skokie to Host Loyola Medical Center Plan
Chicago area project details a 50 acre tract in Skokie for a 10 million dollar medical center. The Sisters of Mercy plan a six million dollar hospital and the Stritch School of Medicine will expand on the site, reflecting a major regional health development.
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Chicago
Loyola University of Chicago
Skokie
Sisters of Mercy
Stritch School of Medicine
Japanese Protest Over Fisherman's Death At U S Embassy
Twelve demonstrators from Yaizu gathered outside the U S Embassy during funeral services for fisherman Aikichi Kuboyama who died after radioactive fallout from an H-bomb test at Bikini Atoll. They urged an end to atomic tests and pressed for compensation of ten million dollars for Japan, amid criticism of U S officials’ statements on his death.
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Tokyo
U. S
Aikichi Kuboyama
Yaizu
Kuboyama
Bikini
United States
Japan
Forbes Woman Killed in Fond du Lac Crash
Mrs. Jeanne Ann Forbes 29 died Friday when the car driven by her husband Dr Kenneth A Forbes 31 of Hurley swerved to avoid a truck and struck a utility pole on Highway 41 about two miles south of Fond du Lac.
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Fond DU Lac
Jeanne Ann Forbes
Kenneth A. Forbes
Hurley
Highway 41
Here
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