Merger Announcement Unites Krambo and Kroger Chains
In Oshkosh a landmark deal is unveiled uniting Krambo Food Stores with Kroger Company. Clarence L. Kramlich and Joseph B. Hall announce a merger that expands Krambo across Wisconsin while Kroger holds a global rank. Existing Oshkosh leadership stays, stores continue under Krambo name, with new growth planned in Appleton Milwaukee Green Bay and other cities.
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Oshkosh
Clarence L. Kramlich
Krambo Food Stores, Inc
Jospeh B. Hall
Kroger Company
Krambo
Wisconsin
Kroger Compe
Cincinnati
Kroger
Keefe
Pari, Sillman & Nolan
Oshkosh Nation
Bant Budding
Charles F. Nolen
Meazé Silman
Rieckman
Kimball, Lamb, Rieckman & Co
Mir. Nolan
Irvin Kramvich
Clarence Kremlich
Irvin Kramlich
Silkwaukee Ard
Merny
Jackson Drive
Main Street
Milwaukee
Appleton
Green Bar
Wausat
Ford du Lac
Neenah
Merrill
Antigo
Marinette
Manitowoc
Sheborgan
Bufer
Wis
Fond du Lac
Jobal B. Lockhart
Seviers
Miss
Wisconsin Assembly Eyes Wright Tax Exemption Reconsideration
In Madison, Wisconsin, the Assembly moved to reconsider Wright tax exemption for the architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s studio home near Spring Green. A 49 to 39 vote set up a new debate as lawmakers seek to resolve a court ruling on education classification and related state planning measures.
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Siadison
Wisconsin Assembly
Idey
Lford Wright
Spring Green
Lavoy
Amigo
Wiscoras Supreme ‘Court
Wright
Caics Ik
Jeinmen
Iider
NASD
Trersrortana General Workers Union
Britain
Wanted 200 Feet Ornament Fencing Seeks Buyers
Mr C DL notes a Daily Northwestern want ad sold ornamental fencing citing 200 feet of piping steel posts and bate offered for 25 dollars at 600 Sroit. The item proves there are at least 16 Northwestern readers still in the market for ornamental fencing and urges others to advertise quickly.
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C. DL
Northwestern
Report Break Near in British Dockers' Tieup
London dispatch reports a breakthrough near in the dockers strike as the lengthy walkout by 20 000 workers shows signs of easing and a possible settlement developing.
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London
Yall Sitke
Trey Teder
Picnic Loot Reported at Urbridge Refreshment Stand
Burglars looted a refreshment stand in Urbridge Mass stealing 10 cartons of soda pop 5 cartons of ice cream and several jars of mustard worth about 36 dollars.
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Urbridge
Mass
Four Nation Atomic Research Pact Signed
Washington reports four nations Britain Canada Belgium signed on with the United States to cooperate on peaceful atomic energy research. The accords authorize exchange of classified and unclassified information on peaceful uses while excluding military applications. President Eisenhower praised the partnership and noted plans for further cooperation and the Geneva conference ahead.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Beistur
Waite House
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen
Anderson
Rep. Durham
D-Nc
AEC
Si Roger Scott
A. D. B. Henney
Ana Baron Silvercrofs
Britain
Belgium
Atomic Energy
Free World
Geneva
Wisconsin Senate Approves Gas Tax Increase Plan
The Wisconsin Senate votes 29 to 0 to raise motor fuel tax by two cents a gallon with a 50 50 split between state and local governments, funds to highways and a larger patrol and examiner force. The measure moves to the Assembly which may cut the patrol to 250 and adjust other provisions.
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Aiadison
Wisconsin Senate
Hardec
Kobler
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Kahler
Patel
Kobter
Top Officials Flee Capital in Mock Attack
A nationwide civil defense drill named Operation Alert 3955 triggers an emergency Washington response as President Eisenhower and key officials flee the capital. About 75 000 workers and Cabinet members relocate via autos and helicopters to continue work elsewhere. The exercise targets major cities including New York Chicago and Los Angeles.
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U.S
Eisenhower
Washington
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Seattle
White House
Harold E. Siassen
Neilson A. Rockefeller
Biscoe
Congress
Top the Advisers Given New Titles
President Eisenhower reshuffled titles for key congressional and departmental relations advisers. Fred A Seaton of Hastings Nebraska was named deputy assistant to the President for administrative liaison and affairs of government. Howard Pyle, former Arizona governor, was made deputy assistant to the President for intergovernmental relations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fred A Seaton
Seaton
Hastings
Neb
U.S
Howard Pyle
Anzona
Augsburg Lutheran call for faster admission of European displaced persons
At St Paul Minnesota the Augustana Lutheran Church 56th annual synod urged speeding up refugee visas under the Refugee Relief Act. Delegates noted only about 10 percent of 214 expected immigrants had visas and approved a 1957 operating budget of 3 326 350 with local congregations asked for 1 303 682.
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Smnod
Cisco
Minnesota
Twin Cites
Augustena Theological Seminary
Rock Island
Sigurd E. Engstrom
Drecwr
Augustana Church
Synod
Free steaks offered in Portland for fathers Day event
Portland Indiana hosts a Father’s Day promotion at Country Hose Garner where fathers of newborns receive a free steak next Sunday. The effort aims to honor new dads in the community.
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Portland
Ind
Gaddes
Bramblett Fined and Placed on Probation in Case
Former Rep Ernest Bramblet of Cahf was fined 5000 and placed on probation for one year after being convicted on seven counts related to a salary kickback scheme. He plans to appeal stating he did nothing improper. judge imposed four months to one year with suspension and probation. The case centers on misrepresentation to the House disbursing office regarding a staffer’s pension and pay.
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Washington
Ernest Bramble
Cahf
Thas
Bramblet
Wel‘ter SL Beston
Brambles
Edward Bennett Ular
Bramblen
Brambleté
Margaret Mo Swenser
Arlington
West
Swenson
Supreme Court
Youth Fractures Fall at Milwaukee Stadium Injures Boy
Milwaukee youth, 15 year old Paul Dombek, tumbled roughly ten feet from bleachers at County Stadium during Braves 4 to 2 win over the Phillies. He was taken to Council emergency hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Milwaukee Stadium
Mwielwaukee
Counte Stadium
Braves
Msi Phillies
Paul Dombeck
Council Emergency Hospital
Caflin's Substitute Proposal Approved by 64-31 Vote
In Madison the Assembly adopted Speaker Catlin's substitute to create a coordinating committee for Wisconsin higher education rather than a full merger. The 64-31 vote ends Gov. Kohler's consolidation effort. the Senate approval is needed to finalize the plan.
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Caflin
Madison
Kobler
Wisconsin
Des Ision
Carlin
Senate
Fo Sou
Hookieader
Ae Ber
West Allis
University of Wisconsin
Migin
Ris
Takeshore Area
Kohler
Milwaukee
State College
Republican Assembly
Catin
Attorney Generals Office
Celin
Monstros
Bewnik
Tony
Ashi
Mass Opens Diamond Jubilee at Alexian Sanitarium Oshkosh
The Alexian Brothers mark their diamond jubilee with a solemn pontifical mass at the Alexian Sanitarium in Oshkosh. Bishop Stanislaus W. Bona will preside, with St Mary’s Choir providing a prelude and a 12:30 luncheon to follow at the Athearn Hotel English Room.
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Beauncel Sacred Heart
Charei
Alexian Brothers Sanitarium
Brothers’ sGiamond
Oshkosh
St. Mary's
Jtne Vesary
Stanislaus WV. Bona
Ecce Saccardos
Edward Heisinger
Victor Thiex
Bona
Green Bay
Loui Schorm
Khoner
David 5
Bunkieman
Stopert Sladek
A. Trzebuarowski
Walter Williams
C. A. Repelo
Earl Schuh
Jom B Grellinger
St Marr's
St. Mary’s
Robert Wrchola
James Wall
Thomas Neta
Richard Farrell
Robert Meii
Wiliam Casselman
Kenneth Jooss
Casijmar Kaul
Robert Geary
of Columbus
Athearn Hotel
J. T. Petersik
House
the Sanitarium
Eugene Cea
Osh Bosh
Moore
Arthur Danks
Saniarium
Nominations Confirmed By Senate Amid Confirmation Rush
The Senate confirmed several presidential nominations including US district judges and U.S. attorneys. The action solidifies appointments for Wisconsin and related districts, reflecting the administration’s judicial and legal staffing push.
Two Top Catholic Leaders Arrested in Argentina Leave for Rome
Buenos Aires reports say Manuel Tete archbishop of Buenos Aires and Ramon Carlos Nevon, atop Catholic figures, were arrested Tuesday night on charges against authorities and disorders. They boarded a state airline flight to Rome at 6 p.m. in Lisbon connections. Court actions against Supreme Court Justice Tomas Casares also loom, with cabinet debates and Peronist deputies watching closely. Vatican cautions AR arrests do not trigger automatic excommunication of President Juan D. Peron or others.
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Argentina
Rome
Isers
Manuel Tete
Ramon Carlos Nevon
Aerofycas
Lisbon
Supreme Court
Tomas Casares
Ecupsa
Todar
Angel Mel Asqats
Peronisia
Eader Ioder
Lgu
Vatican
Juan D. Peren
Everies
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Clarence Kramlich
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Alexian Sanitarium
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