Supreme Court Creates State Bar of Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered a State Bar to be created January 1 with officers to run it until the first June meeting in 1957. The bar will govern professional conduct and require attorneys to join to practice, under Supreme Court supervision. Officers named include President Robert Anderson and Secretary G. Glasier, with a two year rule effectiveness and a Sept. 1938 operation report.
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Madison
Supreme Court
State Bar of
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
State Bar Assr
State Bar
Robert i Andersor
Secretarion G. Glasier
Robert E. Cook
Milwaukee
Alfred E. la France
Racine
Detroit man 82 given suspended sentence after drunken arraignment
Owen Mc Carthy, 82, complained he was hard of hearing at a Thursday arraignment on a drunk charge. A sergeant whispered a remark to him and Mc Carthy replied he would like a beer. The judge imposed a suspended sentence.
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Detroit
Owen McCarthy
Mearthy
McCarthy
Deadly Chicago El Fire Kills One Injures Scores
A fire on two wooden cars of an Evanston-bound Chicago elevated train killed one man, injured scores, and halted service. Officials suspect arson and electrocution of the motorman as the blaze spread through the lead car. Passengers fled, some leaping onto tracks as the train stopped near Howard Street. Dozens were taken to hospitals including St Francis Evanston Edgewater.
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Chicago
Eatenan
Evanston
Howard Street
Saul Friedman
Wilmette
Cook County Marine
Ian Daniel Cullen
St. Francis Hospital
Evanston Hospital
Edgewater Hospital
Chicago Transit Authority
Authe Howard Street
Vike
Jarvis
North Shore
Wilson Avenue
Wilson
St Francis Hospital
Sol Levinson
Fardware
Levinson
Ames
Argentina fires permanent UN delegate Olivieri
Buenos Aires reports Provisional President Pedro Arambula discharged Admiral Anibal O Olivieri from his post as Argentina’s permanent delegate to the United Nations. The dismissal comes amid political turmoil in the capital.
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I U.N
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Arambsra
Adm
Anibal O. Olivieri
Logger Survives Day of Agony After Tree Falls
BAYFIELD Wis. Lyle Vancer 42 survived a day of agony after a tree fell on him while he and a 16 man crew cut timber on Outer Island Apostle Islands 30 miles north of Bayfield. The accident trapped him two hours in freezing snow as his saw ran for help. Coast Guard Cutter Woodrush aided, lifting him through surf to safety then home before a doctor arrived.
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Bayfield
Wis
Lyle Vancer
Wisconsin
North Woodsmen
Vancer
Ladssmith
Yancey
Outer Island
Apostle Chai
Here
Lake Superior
Yaneer
Ed Erickson
Erickson
Sam Evans
Ashland
Evans
Jelend
Coast Guard
Duluth
Minn
Woodrush
Stas
Yancer
Yantey
Eden Policies In Mid East Get Confidence Vote
Prime Minister Eden survived a confidence vote on Middle East policies as 327 to 260 backed the government. Fifteen Conservative rebels abstained but party aides called the revolt fizzled while R A Butler indicated Eden would remain leader and seek Labor cooperation to rebuild Britain’s economy after the Suez crisis.
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London
Sir Anthony
Eden
Britain
Suez
Middle East
Richard M. Nixon
New York
United States
R. A. Butler
Jamaica
Conservative
Butler
Commons
Labor Party Cooperam
Labor Party
Nine Navy crew stranded at South Pole after plane engine failure
A Lockheed P2V Neptune on a South Pole mission failed to take off after engine trouble. Lt. John H Torbert and seven other Neptune crew joined 25 U S personnel at McMurdo awaiting parts while awaiting a restart. Two Midwest Navy men from Carmi Illinois and Detroit joined the stranded group.
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Meanardo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
Trowdie
John H., Torbert
North Kingston
Pole
United States
May
Seuth Pole
Torbert
Doulas L. Cor Giner
Washington, D.C
Navy Aviation Squadron
Neptune
U.S
McMurdo Sound
Midwest
Chlair F. Jones Jr
Carmi
Daniel Belle
Detroit
Navy
Two Dead In Upstate Fire Near Hawthorne
A fire 20 miles south of Superior Wisconsin killed two men in a one room cottage near Hawthorne. Victims Joseph Koziel aged about 65 and John Sami about 50 were found on separate beds. Koziel owned the cottage. Sami had been seen drinking with him earlier. Firefighters and a school bus driver witnessed the blaze. attempts to enter the burning structure failed due to extreme heat.
Philippines Wins U N Council Seat in UN Election
The Philippines secured a one year unexpired term on the United Nations Security Council with 51 votes to 20 for Czechoslovakia, backed by the United States. Yugoslavia will resign after half its two year term, and Russia had threatened to block enlarging the council.
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Philippines
Czechoslovakia
Afghanistan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Russ
Chile
Jose Mazz
The
Philpines
Mula
Russia
Europe
Sentlemen
London
Enlarged Council
Hungary
Dag Hammerskjold
Poppet
Budapest
Assembly
United Nations
United States
Riesel case hoodlums get prison terms
NEW YORK UP Two of three hoodlums convicted in the attack on columnist Victor Riesel were sentenced to five years in prison and Miranti also fined $10,000. Domenico Bando and Miranti received five year terms. Leo Telvi got two years. Abe Telvi, alleged organizer, was later murdered. The trio, convicted by an eight to four jury, faced charges of conspiring to transport and blind Riesel.
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New York
Con Nader
Victor Riesel
Gondolfa
Sheikie
FBI
Ruesel
Abe Telvi
Miranji
Bando
Leo Teh
Ash
New York State
Reopening Conference Told Clinton High May Open Monday
Clinton Tenn school board and faculty meet to decide if Clinton High can reopen Monday after anti Negro protests closed it this week. Court actions followed detaining 16 segregationists and a Knox County farmer was jailed for distributing anti Semitic literature in court.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
Anderson County
Monta Sr
Terano
Six N Mis
Joseph Diehl
Knox County
U.S
John
Crawford
Taylor
Diehl
Hungary Faces Looming General Strike Over Arrests
Budapest labor leaders warned the government of a potential general strike and bloodshed if arrest campaigns against workers councils continue. The proclamation came as 150 Budapest factory workers council members were arrested, with police also detaining 50 others. Demonstrations persisted amid Russian tank presence and a tense mood in the capital.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Central Workers Council of
Kadar
Wriker Jesze Gatl
Gatl
Defense Department
Wilson
Defense
Middle East
Washington
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Wilfred J. McNeil
Sherman Adams
Budget Bureau
Percival Brundage
Golf Promats
Augusta Nati
America
Demonstrations Suppressed as Curfew Imposed in Hungary
Reports indicate mass arrests by secret police during the night as crowds protest in Hungary. The Budapest radio acknowledged opposition activity in several areas including Eger and Veszprem, with a curfew in effect near Eger and widespread anti Communist demonstrations reported in western Hungary.
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Ull Todey
Budapest Radio
Hungary
Eger
Budapest
Veszprem
Hunserian Avh
Back to Life Granite Flight Ends Ducks’ Escape
In Okla Os borne Hunt and J B Reser celebrate a successful flight that ends with a chase over hills. Two costly ducks escape and fly away as the hunters push forward.
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Okla
Osborne Hunt
J. B. Reser
Costle
Eisenhower Demands End to Defense Leaks
President Eisenhower called for an end to leaks of defense budget and manpower data after Defense Secretary Wilson reported leaks hindered completing the 1958 budget. The leaders, with McNeil and Brundage, met at Augusta National Golf Club to discuss the budget’s final size and face possible minor changes before Congress.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mrr
Defense Department
Wilson
W. J. McNeil
Percival Brundage
Air Force starts Project Safe Haven for Hungarian refugees
The Air Force launches Project Safe Haven from McGuire AFB to shuttle Hungarian refugees, aiming for 200 daily and ultimately 30 daily to freedom. ICEM sponsors charter flights for the 5 000 quota, Camp Mercy opens more barracks, and St Nichols Day is celebrated by new arrivals and staff.
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Air Force
Camp Rilmer
United States
Eisenhower
Inter-Governmental Committee On European Mistatsa
CEM
Mistary
Camp Mer
Camp Mercy
Hungary
Esther
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Harland H. Hal
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Hugh F. Gwin
Hudson
Francis J. Wilcox
Eau Claire
John F. O'Melia
Rhinelander
Edward E. Omernik
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Mid-East
Upstate
DAG
Imre Horvath
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Horvath
U.N. Council
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