Wautoma Celebrates Centennial With Four Day Bash
Wautoma Wisconsin hosts a four day centennial celebration starting Thursday with a 6 30 p m kickoff banquet in the high school gym. The event features a historical pageant titled A Century Along the Pinery Trail, street shows parades dances and a queen pageant. Local and migratory workers join residents in a multi facet program that highlights the towns history and its two booming industries tourism and pickle production.
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Vfhuluuia
Wautoma
Jeffers Prairie
Waushara County
America
Pinery
Pine Country
Pinery Trail
Fairgrounds
National Guard
Schlitz American Legion
Allgirl
Little Chute
Kimberly
Hancock
Oshkosh Catholic
Waupaca
Appleton Valley Council
Wauto
New Trial Granted in Gold Theft Case for Dahl
In Lausanne, the Federal Court of Appeals granted American aviator Harold Whitey Dahl a new trial on gold stealing charges. Dahl, free on bail, was convicted last year of stealing $30,000 worth of gold from a Swiss airplane he piloted from Paris to Geneva.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Federal Court of Appeals
Harold Whitey Dahl
Dahl
Paris
Geneva
Skunk Thief Sought in Montgomery Backyard
Police search for a thief who took a deodorizded skunk named Jimmy from a backyard cage in Montgomery. The 2-month-old animal vanished yesterday from Michael Thorstad's property.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jimmy
Michael Thorstad
Cooperation At Big Four Meeting Stressed by Reds
Pravda and Intestia dispatches from Geneva emphasize a cooperative spirit at the Big Four talks. They note Eisenhower’s stance on the war as important despite German questions differences, and affirm that disagreements do not hinder a patient, businesslike exchange seeking solutions.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Intestia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Little Chute Bridge Kept Open Under Federal Action
The U S Army Engineers Corps filed suit in Federal Court and a temporary injunction kept the Little Chute drawbridge on Fox River open to navigation. The county had ordered the bridge closed July 1 to save money, while the village argued it must stay open for access to the town dump and for public use. A hearing was set for Thursday to consider a longer injunction pending the suit.
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Milwaukee
Little Chute
U.S. Army Engineers
Fox River
Outagamie County
County Board of Supervisors
Engineers Corps
Alvin Faber
Paul Kostka
Kenneth A. Grubb
Grubb
Urban van Susteren
Appleton
Jenreca Commercial
Army Honors Stevens as He Leaves Top Job
Robert T. Stevens quits as Army secretary after 21% years in public life. Wilber M. Brucker to be sworn in as new secretary. Stevens plans Montana ranch vacation. Army holds farewell parade at Fort Myer with 19-gun salute. Navy awards Stevens the Distinguished Public Service Award for interservice cooperation.
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Army
Stevens
Ary
Robert T. Stevens
J.P. Stevens Co
Senate
Montana
Wilber M. Brucker
Defense Department
Carthy
Fort Myer
3Rd Infantry
Maxwell D. Taylor
Navy
Charles 5. Thomas
White House
Iong
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Defense
Charles E. Willson
S Senate
Army-McCarthy
Big Four meet in Geneva over European security impasse
Geneva reports say the Big Four failed to budge on German reunification and European security. Eisenhower held talks with Zhukov while Radford Gruenther and Stassen prepared for crucial discussions. Bulganin insisted NATO elimination, while the West pressed for a reunified Germany free to choose its future.
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Nikolai Bolganin
Ressian
NATO
Keyjst
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Alfred M. Gruenther
Harold E. Stassen
Paris
Radford
Gruenther
Germany
Sarstral Georgi Zhukov
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
U.S
Europe
Board Orders Dismissal of Veteran Law Officers
The Winnebago County board ordered the dismissal of two veteran sheriff's department officers, Harry H. Krippner and John Hughes, after a stormy session aimed at restoring harmony in the office. Sheriff Victor Jordan had urged immediate dismissal following an hour of heated debate and three approving motions.
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Board
Winnebago County
County Board
Anenal Mou Bsiwace
Sheriff, Coroner and Safety Committee
Harry H. Krippner
John Hughes
Krippner
Hughes
Victor Jordan
Sheriff's Department
Russell Sullivan
First Ward
Omro
Sullivan
Jordan
Sailor Delays Mail From Cairo Reaches Gorizia
In Gorizia Italy the 1902 postcard from Cairo was received yesterday. Sailor Emilio Bressani sent the post card home reportedly late but no reason was given for the long delay.
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Gorizia
Italy
Emilio Bressani
Cairo
Egypt
Predict Approval Of Natural Gas Bill
Washington reports House Democratic leaders expect the natural gas bill to pass Friday. It would exempt producers from FPC price fixing and faces opposition from gas consuming state lawmakers. Chairman Percy Priest may seek Rules Committee clearance to bring the measure to the floor.
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Washington
House
Federal Power Commission
Percy Priest
R-Tenn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
FPC
Four Injured In Highway 114 Crash In Neenah
Four people were hurt when a northeast Neenah crash involving two cars and an ambulance occurred at 6 47 this morning near Highway 41 and 114. Tulledge driver of one car and Donald Stilp were listed among the injured. Annabelle Meyer and Harry Miller also suffered non fatal injuries. The ambulance driver and assistant escaped hospitalization. Theda Clark Hospital treated the injured, including a patient in a coma en route, with authorities investigating the sequence of events and ambulance movement after the collision.
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Hardike
Tulledge
Neenah
Theda Clark Hospital
J Auto
Lindy
Appleton
Miller Ambulance
Oshkosh
Dean C. Tulsledge
Powers Ave
Osh
Kosh
Donald Stilp
Higgins Ave
Irving Stilp
Annabelle Meyer
Rt. 1
Harry Miller
Park Dr
Gerald H_ _Sturges
Fourth St. Nee Nah
Sheami Miller
Ervin Hardiker
Ked
Wanted Fugitive Arrested by FBI in New York
Patrick McDermott, 36, an Ohio Penitentiary escapee and former FBI top ten fugitive, was arrested by a patrolman in New York while working as an ambulance attendant. He escaped on November 28 from Canton Ohio prison where he was serving 29 years for the 1928 murder of Don Mellett, publisher of the Canton Daily News.
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New York
FBI
Ohio Penitentiary
Patrick McDermott
Ohio
Canton, Ohio
Daily News
Don Mellett
Youngsttown
Unload Clay For Kohler At Montreal Port
The National Labor Relations Board hearing into unfair labor practices against Kohler Co resumes as clay destined for the firm is unloaded at Montreal. Edmund J. Brewer Kohler works manager slated as first witness. hearing recessed June 20 and adjourned after subpenas for Brewer failed. The strike by Local 833 of the CAW CIO began April 5 1954, with hearings detailing related issues. Lyman Conger Kohler chief counsel said presenting the firm’s case may take five weeks.
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Sheboygan
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Co
Montreal
Canada
Edmund J. Brewer
Kohler
NLRB
Biever
Clay
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laRon Mischock
Skunk Thief
Tors
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