Kohler Strike Tension Sparks National Guard Warning
Governor Walter Kohler said the National Guard would be used if law violations or mob violence arise from the Kohler Co strike. CIO leaders warned of trouble, while a citizens committee urged peaceful picketing. An NLRB hearing on Kohler listed unfair labor practices adjourned to August 4.
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Madison
Kohler Co
National Guard
Walter Kohler
Man
Kitzman
CIO United Auto Workers
Kobler
Citizens Committee
Sheboygan
Kohler
Milwaukee
Robert Jordan
Milwaukee County Cio Council
CIO
Kitzmat
Eobler Co
Joseph F. Finnegan
TLS Mediation and Pronciliation Service
Chicago
Frank Zeidler
United Auto Workers Unions
NLRB
Fremont Children Die In Mill Pond Tragedy
Two siblings Donna Rupple fifteen and John eleven of Fremont drowned in Mill Pond Hortonville this morning between eight thirty and eight forty five am. Their bodies were recovered in eight and six feet of water as investigators noted a play accident involving a ledge and a push by the brother.
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Rt 1
Fremont
Mill Pond
Hortonville
Donna Rupple
John
Louis Rupple
Outagamie County
Eiland
Jerry Diestler
Watas
Backers Hope To Beat Down Foreign Aid Cuts
Washington lawmakers from both parties voiced confidence they can stop cuts to President Eisenhower's foreign aid budget. The debate centers on restoring funding to about 3.205 billion dollars after Senate and House splits, with Sen Ellender proposing to strike 420 million from worldwide military aid and limit Asian development funds.
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Washington
New Taoves
Eisenhower
Senate
Clements Day
Congress
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Cinsetts
Sen. Ellender
D-La
Trade Pact Signed Between Austria and Russia
Austria and Russia announced their first postwar trade agreement on Thursday night. The pact provides for an exchange of goods and the restoration of economic ties between the two nations after the conflict.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
West Germany approves rearmament bills for 500000-man army
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer’s measures gain final parliamentary approval for the West German defense buildup. Bills authorize call up of first volunteers this year and retain a civilian committee to screen senior officer appointments. President Heuss to sign as Bundestag approved last week.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bundesrat
Theodor Heuss
Bundestag
Gower House
Adenauer
Jjet
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Alliance
Christian Democrats
Surprised Russians Need Time to Think Things Over
Geneva talks stall as Eisenhower proposes secrets swap with Russia. Big Four delay session to let ministers finish report. Molotov returns for consultations while Western observers warn 24 hours remain to reveal Moscow reaction. Faure offers three point plan linking arms cuts to global development fund.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Russia
Uuua An Uvel
Heads of l
Vyacheslav MI
Molotov
Fare Oliers
Edgar Faure
Faure
M World
Conference Group Agrees On Reserve Bill
Senate and House conferees adopt a compromise plan to exempt present and former service members from compulsory reserve training while requiring it for future draftees and enlisted personnel. The bill retains the volunteer active duty option for up to 250000 a year and calls for reserve training after active service, but drops Eisenhower’s demand to include current veterans. The measure moves to the House Monday and then likely to the Senate for final approval.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Houses
Pentagon
Reno Drops Slogan The Biggest Little City In The World
Reno's new city administration changes the longtime slogan to The Most Courteous Little City on paychecks today. Mayor Len Harris led the effort with City Controller Gordon Sampson explaining the plan.
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Reno
Nev
Len Harris
Gordon Sampson
Oshkosh Sees Record Juvenile Population Uptick
The Oshkosh board of education learns from the 195 Oshkosh school census that city children ages 1 day through 33 years total u4-07a, up 458 from last year, with 6,581 families accounting for 17,365 children. Superintendent Perry Tipler notes 131 more preschool children and says growth reflects more births and families with children moving into Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Board of Education
John E. Schein Jr
Schein
Perry A. Tipler
Tipler
Talbott Under Senate Scrutiny Over Mulligan Firm Ties
Senate inquiry into Talbott's links with the Mulligan firm continues as he defends actions aiding the Mulligan contract. He says no improper influence occurred and pledges to relinquish the partnership if the panel demands. Officials pressed him on RCA contacts after questions about a renewed agreement.
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McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
RCA
Mulligan
Atty
Retary
Air Force
Talbott
Basi Brownell
Senate Investi
RCA Nations Subcommittee
Heito
Actas
New York
Subcommittee
Mulligan Frm
Senate Armed Services Committee
Radio Corp. of America
RCA Service Co
Master Street Plan North of Murdock Street Recommended
City engineer Ivar Van Akkeren told the public works committee adoption of a master street plan for the mile wide area north of Murdock Street will guide future development. Sewer surveys by Donahue Engineering will map the area from Algoma Boulevard to Bowen Street for economical service and future city incorporation.
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Council
Murdock Street
Ivar van Akkeren
Public Works Committee
Peer Donahue Engineering Company
Algoma Boulevard
Bowen Street
Chm
Clarence Luedtke
City Planning Commission
Casablanca
Morocco
Marrakesh
Jackson Drive
Bowen
Gilbert
Grandval
van Akkeren
West Algoma Street
Raymond Brusius
Glen Koplitz
Kurt Zentner
Main Street
Washington Boulevard
Merritt Street
Merritt and
Parkway
Board of Public Works
Workman Electrocuted While Building Home in Neenah
Edward P. Conley a 32 year old carpenter from Laona Wis employed by Estate Builders of Watertown died of electrocution in the basement of a new house at 773 Madison Ave Neenah He was found by Mrs Merle Harrison with a drill still in his hand The drill was on a two conductor non grounded extension cord and police and coroner Dr G A Steele ruled the death an electrocution occurring between 1 45 and 4 45 pm
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Neenah
Laona
Wis
Madison Ave
Edward P. Conley
Watertown
Merle Harrison
Conley
Stolen house reported in Gainesville police notice
Mrs. Margaret Seay reported to the sheriff that her two room house on 33th Street was stolen. The structure was described as painted white with black screens when last seen.
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Gainesville
Fla
Margaret Seay
Sheriff's Office
Most Sclons Applaud Ike's Exchange Offer
Congress largely welcomed President Eisenhower's plan for a major exchange of military information with the Soviet Union. Skeptics doubted Russia would accept the proposal to trade installation maps and rights for aerial reconnaissance. Supporters saw it as a tactical move placing Moscow on the spot and testing Soviet sincerity.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Theewd
George Tura
Orders Bridge At Little Chute Opened Ten Days
Federal Judge Kenneth Grubb ordered the Little Chute Wisconsin bridge opened to navigation for 10 days on the Fox River. If unresolved, the temporary injunction could become permanent to keep the bridge open. The dispute began when Outagamie county handed the bridge to the village after removing the road from the county system. Village officials said they would not pay three bridge tenders to operate it.
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Milwaukee
Kenneth Grubb
Little Chute
Wisdrawbridge
Grubb
Fox River
Outagamie
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Ike
Senate Investigations Sub-Committee
John St. McClellan
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Robert Kennedy
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United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
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Murdock
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Workman
Meenah
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