Hooper Home Memorial Gift To Oshkosh Social Agencies
The Hooper home at 256 Algoma Blvd Oshkosh will become a permanent center for the Bureau of Family Service and other Red Feather agencies. The property was given by the Hooper children Helen Edward and Mrs William Kellett of Menasha and William S Hooper of Minneapolis. A seven member corporation drawn from the Community Chest board will oversee the building, with plans to move agency offices into the home within 30 to 40 days after minor repairs and remodeling. The gift honors Edward M Hooper a founding treasurer and long time supporter of the bureau who died in 1934.
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Hooper Home
Algoma Blvd
Oshkosh Service
Hooper
Bureau of Family
Edward M. Hooper
It Service
Ute Lulmed Nome
Oshkosh
Helen Hooper
Edward B. Hooper
William Kellett
Menasha
William S. Hooper
Minneapolis
Community Chest Board of Directors
Bureau of Family Service
Bureau
Ray C. Dempsey
Red Feather
Dempsey
Edward H. Rudey
Community Chest
Cest
Rudey
Hooper Memorial
Alroma
Rudoy
Charles W. Davis
McMillin Company
Christian Kahler
Rufus C. Brown Jr
Oakwood
Robert Campbell
Big Foreign Aid Cut Is Forecast From House Panel
In Washington Rep Vorys forecasts a cut from 4.9 billion to 0.5 to 0.75 billion of President Eisenhower's foreign aid request as the House Foreign Affairs Committee prepares for a showdown vote next Tuesday. Rep Burleson estimates about 1% billion in cuts may be needed for approval amid diverse opinions behind closed doors. Chairman Richards favors a substantial cut but did not specify a figure.
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Washington
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
House
Burleson
Texas
Richards
D-Sc
Air Captain First Victim In Bomb Test Air Captain First Victim In Bomb Test
Air Force officer Capt. Paul M. Crumley disappeared after parachuting from a disabled twin jet bomber at 20 000 feet during a nuclear test run at Eniwetok. Pilot Capt. James E. Hall was rescued. Crumley is presumed dead. search failed. Test postponed due to weather with uncertainty over Sunday schedule.
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MT. Mckinley
Eniwetok
Air Force
Pacific Proving Grounds
Paul M. Crumley
Air Force Special Weapons Center
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N.M
Crumley
Pacific
James E. Hall
Blytheville Afb
Ark
Task Force
U.S
Alls
Boy Sells Whisky Pints at Five Cents in Knoxville
Police seized an S year-old boy who was selling pints of whisky at five cents each on Friday. Safety Director David Gari son said the youth was sourcing his merchandise from an illegal stock in a nearby house.
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Knoxville. Tenn. Am
David Garison
Felon Stroud seeks end to 40 years in solitary
Robert F. Stroud known as the Alcatraz third man asks U.S. District Court in San Francisco to order officials to remove him from solitary confinement and ban further lone custody. Attorneys claim a 1918 order tied to his death sentence kept him isolated since 1909 creation of the request cites misinterpretation by an attorney general after a 1920 commutation.
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San Francisco
Robert F. Stroud
Alcatraz
Kneeland J. Lob Iner
Richard N. Litue
Sacramento
U.S. District Court
Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroud
Leavensworth
Leavenworth
Strouds
Juneau
Alaska
Embargoed Israeli Shipment Of 11 Half-Tracks Blocked
Waterfront police guard 21 surplus Army half-tracks embargoed for shipment to Israel for lacking a valid U S export license. The Zion freighter was halted after customs removed the assembled half-tracks. parts license exists. State Department pig eonholed Israel’s 64 million dollar jet aircraft request. 18 tanks to Saudi Arabia cleared last winter. Abba Eban said he was unaware of action. Embassy noted orders to shipper to comply.
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New York
Israel
U.S
State Department
Zion
New York Harbor
Department
Lincoln White
White
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Abba Eban
Tear Gas Used On Panama Rally Amid Election Ban
Government forces dispersed an opposition rally near Panama City as the election ban ran May 9 to 24. Presidential candidate Victor Florencio Goytia attended, six demonstrators were arrested, including Pablo Sotillo of the Liberal party, with three known Communists spotted among the crowd. Goytia lags Ernesto de LaGuardia Jr. in recent ballots and claims victory despite ongoing results.
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Panama
Victor Florencio Goytia
Goytia
National Guard
Pablo Sotillo
Liberal Party
Ernesto de LaGuardia Jr
Adlai Ahead Of Sen Kefauver In Oregon Race
In Oregon's primary Stevenson leads Kefauver in write-in votes for 16 Democratic delegates. Eisenhower dominates GOP results with 18 delegates. McKay edges Hitchcock for the GOP Senate nomination. Morse leads Democratic Senate candidate field. Incomplete returns show Stevenson 40,862 to Kefauver 26,414. Eisenhower 93,380. Morse leads Smith.
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Portland
Ore
Adlai Stevenson
Oregon
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Tennessee
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Interia
Douglas McKay
Philip Hitchcock
Wayne Morse
D- jOre
Morse
Woody Smith
Stevenson
McKay
Hitchcock
George Altwater
Elmer Deetz
Smith
Minnesota
Trail on Trail Los Angeles
Lawmen pursue L. Ewing Scott, indicted for grand theft, with Sheriff’s Sgt. Harlan W. Trail leading the chase across Los Angeles. Scott remains missing as investigators press the effort to locate him.
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Los Angeles
Forces of Law
L. Ewing Scott
Scott
Harlan W. Trail
Armed police guard British cabinet chiefs amid Cyprus tensions
London reports say armed police guard British cabinet ministers after pro Greek Cypriot agents in London threaten reprisals for the Cyprus executions. Scotland Yard tightens precautions around ministers including Lloyd Lennox-Boyd Head and Butler as officers shadow them. A Cypriot leader’s cousin was seized in Nicosia in connection with the Eoka movement.
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London
Cyprus
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Scotland Yard
Eoka
Greece
the Express
Nicosia
Eoka I
Andreas Savvides
George Grivas
Dighenis
The
Express
Selwyn Lloyd
Alan Lennox - Boyd
Anthony Head
R. A. Butler
House of Commons
Senate passes farm bill with soil bank and new prices
The Senate approved a modified farm bill delivering the $1.2 billion soil bank but omitting advance farmer payments. It adds $500 million yearly for perishable commodity support and foreign food aid, freezes parity for corn wheat and peanuts for a year, and raises cotton and feed grain supports while extending two price options for rice. Rep Poage criticizes discretionary soil bank payments as political.
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Senate
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Poage
Khrushchev’s Son to Study in England
In Moscow Communist Party Secretary Nikita Khrushchev said on Friday night that his 21 year old son Sergei would study in England to improve his English. He told British Ambassador William Hayter that after finishing studies in Moscow they would send him to England.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
William Hayter
Sergei
England
Hayter
Oshkosh Army Navy Air Force Observe Armed Forces Day
Oshkosh will mark Armed Forces Day with a Power for Peace display. Events at Menominee Park include Navy and Marine Corps Reserve Center open houses, air force and naval displays, and demonstrations by local units and the Oshkosh YMCA gymnastic team. Community churches will join with Armed Forces Day prayers.
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Oshkosh
Montreal
Menoj
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers” Assn
H. Carl Goldenberg
Association
Seafarers’ International Union
Merchant Service Guild
National Association, of Marine Engineers
Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Ymca
Wis
Marine Corps
Marine Reserve
Naval Reserve
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
WIL Oshkosh
Nation Puts On Big Display Of Military Might
The United States marked seventh Armed Forces Day with wide displays of power at home and abroad. President Eisenhower praised the armed forces while Defense Secretary Wilson defended a large yet nonaggressive military posture and trimmed a planned bomber flyover from 216 to 43 aircraft in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Wilson
Defense
Charles ¥. Wilson
U.S
Russia
Craven Returns to FCC Under Eisenhower Administration
President Eisenhower named T. A. M. Craven to the Federal Communications Commission after a near ten year absence. Craven, a 63 year old Democrat, previously served on the FCC from 1937 to 1940 under Franklin Roosevelt and will replace Edward M. Webster, who resigned.
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Washington
Eisenhower
T.A.M. Craven
Federal Communications Commission
Craven
Roosevelt
Edward M. Webster
Webster
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Seonsin National Guard
Armed Forces
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