Winneconne Pastor Grunwald Found Dead After Lake Search
The Rev. Harold Grunwald, 53, pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church, vanished while fishing on Lake Winneconne. His body was recovered by Leo Krueger and George Abendroth after an exhaustive search lasting five hours. He had borrowed a skiff, was last seen at 4:15 am, and his car was found in his driveway. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Harold Grunwald
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Neenah
Fond du Lac
Three Haiti Cities Under State of Siege
The government imposed a state of siege on Port au Prince Jacmel and Aux Cayes to arrest rebel leaders and curb unrest. At least 35 people were detained and clashes injured youths and police amid opposition claims Magloire’s term expired.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Paul Magloire
Magloire
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Compromise Farm Bill Gets Final Approval
Washington report: Congress approves a second chance farm bill by 304 to 59 and sends it to the White House. The bill includes the $1.2 billion soil bank plan, trims rigid price supports, and follows a compromise between Senate and House versions. President Eisenhower is expected to sign.
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House
White House
Eisenhower
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Page
Congress
Senate
Deserced Husband Pay Support for Wife and Cats
Mrs. Eleanor Lauritsen, aged 40, won weekly support of $35 for herself and $10 for five cats after charging her husband with desertion. The decision was handed down Tuesday.
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Chicago
Eleanor Lauritsen
Endorsement Fight At Wisconsin GOP Meet Over Wiley
Milwaukee reports Wisconsin Republicans gather 2400 delegates to decide endorsement for U S Senator Alexander Wiley amid a birthday anniversary. Wiley faces three announced opponents and potential drafting in a possible deadlock as leaders weigh backing the incumbent.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
U.S
Sen
Republican Party
Republican Party Organization
GOP
U.S. Senate
Wiley
Shim
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Appleton
Charles J. Kersten
Whitefish Bay
Howard H. Shorewood
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Henry Hughes
Eisenhower Warns Against Alarm as Military Debates Go On
President Eisenhower defended open internal military debate while cautioning against public alarm. He urged national unity, warned officers who oppose his defense decisions are unfit for command, and called for viewing strength as a national whole beyond weapons alone. He also discussed taxes, world pessimism, Red China, hydrogen bombs, and the Anzio operation.
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Umagrane Wall
Eisenhower
America
Egypt
China
State Meeting Educational Needs Asserts Gov Kohler
Gov. Walter Kohler spoke at the dedication of the Oshkosh State College health and physical education building. He said Wisconsin must expand schools and staff with specialized teachers to meet rising enrollment and population, stressing education as vital to the nation's survival.
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W. D. McIntyre
Eau Claire
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Forrest R. Polk
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Eugene R. McPhee
Madison
Wisconsin State Colleges
Walter Kohler
Lewis C. Magnusen
Oshkosh
Board of
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Board ofRegents
Meclotyre
Ronald L. Knorr
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Boost in CCC Funds Okayed By House Body
The House Banking Committee approved raising the Commodity Credit Corporation borrowing limit from 12 to 14 billion dollars to finance farm income programs. Officials warned CCC could exhaust funds next fall without the increase, and a proposed amendment to cap annual price support to any individual farmer at 25,000 dollars was defeated by voice vote.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Treasury
CCC
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Nike missiles test seen by 115 reporters at White Sands
About 115 newsmen viewed a Nike anti air craft missile test at the White Sands proving grounds in New Mexico. The two missiles intercepted a drone at 15 000 feet traveling over 300 miles per hour, one hit the drone while the other self destructed.
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N.M
Army
Nike
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Red Canyon
Organ Mountains
Desert
Robert J. Wood
Ft. Bliss
Derailed freight cars ram homes injure woman in bedroom
A string of 42 to 49 freight cars derailed Tuesday night in Cramerton North Carolina and tumbled through streets, slamming into two houses and injuring Mrs. Kate Hance, about 64, who was in a bedroom. She was hospitalized for shock in Gastonia. Her husband escaped unharmed. No other injuries reported.
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N.C
Kate Hance
Gastonia
Six Japanese Fishermen Die in Beach Shell Explosion
Six fishermen dismantling an artillery shell on a beach in Hiroshima were killed when the shell exploded. A scrap dealer who had promised to buy the shell found the remains of two men beside an empty crater. four others were missing with little trace found.
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Hirosimima
Japan
Hohoshima
Byrd supports build-and-pay amendment for roads plan
Sen Byrd states the pay as you build amendment to the highway bill should not slow road work. He predicts highway use and revenues will exceed current estimates, with trust fund receipts possibly rising above 38.4 billion over 16 years. Senate tweaks on a truck tax could trim projected funds below House levels, but future Congresses may raise highway revenue as needed.
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Washington
Byrd
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
House
Is Hill
Senate
Peshtigo Bank Bandits Held for Trial
Two Chicago youths Albert J. Vito and Harold Vaughn were arraigned before U S Commissioner John Reynolds in Green Bay and bound over for federal trial. Bond set at 50000 each. Vito faces federal bank robbery charges and Vaughn federal juvenile delinquency charges after robbing Peshtigo National Bank of 1000 and wounding a teller. The pair also admitted stealing three revolvers from a Marinette sporting goods shop and disposed of the guns in Lake Michigan. They were captured after fleeing into a swamp near Peshtigo.
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Wis
Chicago
Peshtigo National Bank
Milwaukee
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Albert J. Vito
Harold Vaughn
Vito
Vaughn
Yvonne Sielaff
Marinette
Lake Michigan
Peshtigo
Confusion in Pittsburgh court over judge’s name in drunk driving case
In a Pittsburgh courtroom Judge McBride faced Judge McBride in a puzzling exchange. The defendant, charged with drunken driving, was asked to state his full name and replied with his birth name Judge McBride. An all woman jury, none named McBride, recommended acquittal.
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Pittsburgh
McBride
Louis M. McBride
Eisenhower Urges Free World to Stay Strong Over Soviet Cut
President Eisenhower called on the free world to remain strong until Russia follows its 1,200,000 man army cut with a genuine disarmament agreement. He warned the effect on Soviet strength is unknown and noted differing views between Dulles and Stassen while stressing defense readiness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
West
Moscow
United States
John Foster Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
Stassen
Truman denies calling Salerno planner a squirrel headed general
Former President Truman denied making the remark about the Salerno landing planner. Eugene Bailey said Truman may have repeated a reporter’s joke, not a direct statement, as news of the remark sparked international furor during his Salerno visit.
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Bailey
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White House
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Olver Leese
London
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