Budget signed into law by Governor Wetterberfar
Madison CP reports Gov Wetterberfar signed a 1325 per cent budget package with a $253,183,055 land geep freeze and increased jurors' fees. The action raises general spending to about $259 million, after reductions from the Legislature and adjustments for school aid and tax receipts. Other measures expand dental board enforcement and combat illegal practice.
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Russia agrees to attend Big Four talks in Geneva
Molotov told Paris officials Russia will accept the West's invitation to a Geneva meeting with the Big Four. French sources said the talks would run July 18 to 21 and aim to clear misunderstandings between East and West. Molotov's remarks followed four hours of discussions at the Quai d'Orsay before a U S visit to join Western ministers in San Francisco.
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Boy's Hand Amputated After Shell Explosion at Hawkers Fair
A shell exploded at a Hawkers Bors Site gathering near Fort Dodge injuring a boy whose left hand was nearly ripped off. Harold Daisy Clark had his hand amputated Wednesday night after the injury occurred while he handled the shell. Army authorities and American Legion officials are investigating the shell’s origin. fragments suggest a World War I 237 millimeter shell.
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Davy Crockett Wins Contest Amid Odd Limerick Entry
Davy Crockett, 22, was declared winner of a limerick contest. He earned a round trip to the Slams and delivered a quirky verse about a critter and a fight in its lines.
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Canniff Heads State Spanish War Veterans
Ralph B. Canniff of Oshkosh was elected commander of the Wisconsin Department of United Spanish War Veterans at the annual state convention in Oshkosh. Canniff, past commander of Nelson A. Mies Camp, serves as state mentor and is vice president of the Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Association. Other officers named include Edward J. Miller, Van Walesa, Popsup Hamimerer, A. J. Chenberger, Mitts Emme Geli, Dorothy Chachurr, and Mrs. Schell Johnson. Attendees from Oshkosh included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Swope and several other local members.
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U S aviation orders jet giants in bold bid to overtake Britain
U S aviation rushes to outpace Britain with turbine powered airliners. Lockheed jets will deliver 35 turboprops and jets costing about 63 million dollars for commercial service. Douglas responds with a large jet transport planned to carry 80 to 225 passengers at 350 mph ready by 1959. Britain’s Vickers Viscount already in service.
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GM Answer to Ford Plan Expected Today
The United Auto Workers prepared a response to Ford Motor Company’s wage offer as GM readies its own plan for guaranteed pay. Wildcat actions pressed by union leaders threatened across GM and Ford plants, with labor at Rouge, Chicago, and other sites returning slowly as talks loom.
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Oil Tanker Collision Kills Dozens in North Sea Inferno
Two large oil tankers collided off the English Channel with 21 feared dead after a fiery blaze. Survivors were plucked from a chaotic sea as rescuers battled burning oil and wreckage near Dover. A lone woman passenger was reported among the survivors.
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Hatmaker Called In On Graft Probe Testimony
The Senate investigations subcommittee summoned Hatmaker and Harry Lev for more testimony amid actions against procurement officials tied to his feather business scheme. Lev faces questions over gifts and a $50 000 claim linked to Wool and Tartaglia, with a broader look at wartime clothing contracts and suspected graft.
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Bodies Retrieved After Brazil Flood Disaster
Porto Alegre authorities recovered the bodies of six flood victims in Rio Grande do Sul after a dam collapse near Hak. Officials discounted an earlier Brazilian report of a higher death toll and noted the update on Wednesday.
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Boston News-Letter May 18 1704 want ads intro
Report cites four Indians seizing a maid near Piscataqua and two British men of war reinforcing an England bound convoy off pirates. Sea Horse captures three French vessels as part of early North American advertising in the period.
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Pet Parrot Allegedly Warns Greek Home Burglars
In suburban Greece the Skinzer family reports burglars entered their home while their four pound roas, a parrot, was present. The bird’s alarm frightened the intruders and the family recalls a voice from the next room saying Hello. The motive behind the break in remains unclear.
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Six Countries Offer To Exchange Vessels For Colombian Coffee
Colombia reports offers from at least six countries to swap new merchant ships for Colombian coffee. Nations named include Canada Finland Japan Sweden and others in a Baye under consideration.
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Judge Cuts Award In Suit Against Wardens
Judge Helmuth reduced damages from 1000 to 400 in a false arrest suit filed by a Rushford man against Wisconsin conservation wardens. He said the original award reflected resentment toward wardens rather than reasonable compensation for dignity and humiliation. The judge upheld lack of probable cause finding. Parties may seek a retrial or appeal.
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Weather and court case notes from Green Bay area
The report includes regional forecast details with highs around 60s and 30s at night, plus a detailed weather section from Northwestern Observatories. It also covers a court ruling in the George Gunther case in the Town of Ruskford, involving Wardens Barer and Lerhe, where damages were reduced from 1000 to 100 after finding no probable cause for Gunther’s arrest related to a sturgeon possession.
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Long Range Bombers Arrive for Formosa Patrols
US Air Force announces a task force of F-100/F-105 type jets based on Formosa with long range capability to strike targets between New York and Moscow. Thunderjets will fly daily sorties from Formosa as part of a continuing Far East mobility exercise.
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Soviet to Return U.S. Naval Vessels Within Three Months
The Soviet Union will return 62 American naval vessels received under the lend lease act. The ships include 36 motor boats and six small craft allocated to units in the Baltic region. Ship crews will be refilled in groups of 1 to 15 as the vessels are withdrawn over the next three months.
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Floods in East Alps Cause Heavy Damage
Floods in the eastern Alps caused heavy damage in several villages between Italy and France. Police report one known death and widespread flooding blocking the Paris Rome trailway with traffic expected to resume next week.
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