Dirksen lauds McCarthy and Van Pelt in Illinois rally
Sen. Everett Dirksen saluted Wisconsin's McCarthy and Rep. Van Pelt amid a crowd of 1300 at Recreation Building. He urged a Republican Congress to back Eisenhower after the November election and criticized Gov. Stevenson over gambling in Illinois. Dirksen called McCarthy a great public servant and Van Pelt a worthy successor to the late Keefe.
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Recreation Building
Everett Dirksen
R. II
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
William K. van Pelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Rep
van Pelt
Frank B.keefe
Dirksen
Adlai Stevenson
Internal Revenue Department
Ilinois
Shawano Judge Eberlein Dies at 72
Shawano Wis Judge Michael G Eberlein 72 longtime Shawano attorney served on the circuit court after succeeding Sen Joseph R McCarthy died at his home after an extended illness Survivors include his widow four sons and a daughter
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Shawano
Wis
Michael G. Eberlein
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
40Th District
Eberlein
McCarthy
Senate
Gardner Enters Plea in Fond du Lac Slaying Case
William Gardner, 24, pleaded innocent and not guilty by insanity to a first degree murder charge in Fond du Lac. Defense seeks venue change citing prejudice. judge to hear motion and appoint examiners. Gardner admitted fatally beating 24 year old Acnes Jacker, whose body was found in a field. He waived preliminary hearing and is jailed.
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Fond DU Lac
William Gardner
Tharce
L J. Felleaz
Alienisis
Gardner
Acnes Jacker
Aus
Miss Jacger
Six Guards Rescued From Rioting Convicts
Chester prison woke to a riot after convicts demonstrated over alleged conditions. Six guards were rescued from a cell block overrun by rioters as 602 inmates milled inside. Warden Jerome Munie pledged a thorough investigation and promised to fix injustices if found. State police stood by while 310 guards maintained order.
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Jerome Munie
State Legislative Commission
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Marie
Light Frost Dips Across Parts of Wisconsin
United Press reports that early autumn brought 5 to 15 degree drops below normal with scattered light frost in Southern Wisconsin including Madison Dalton and Hillsboro. Frost formed where temperatures cooled enough in the north but thick fog prevented frost in many areas. Weather was generally fair with fog in central and west portions expected to lift later. Early readings hit 32 degrees in some spots.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Dalton
Hillsboro
Wisconsin Minnesota Weather Summary and River Readings
Mostly fair and warmer conditions expected in Wisconsin and Minnesota with scattered clouds and mild frost risk tonight. Local temperature ranges given for regions, with highs Wednesday in the mid to upper 60s and lows in the 30s to 40s. Fox River flow and Menasha Dam level noted as seven and a half inches above crest, up from the previous day.
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Associated Frees
Wisconsin
Pamela
uuMuay
Minnesota
Northwestern
Co Cooder
Randall Gauce
Fox Rivers
Menasha Dam
Rockstaff
Adlai Admits Promoting Fund To Help Officials
CHICAGO Gov Adlai E Stevenson acknowledged a claim that private contributors financed a fund to supplement salaries of state officials. He said no impropriety existed and no secret existed about aiding public servants who entered state service. Chandler, who sent the telegram, urged disclosure of contributor and recipient names and amounts.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
Kent Chandler
William Flanagan
Chander
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Chandler
Chicago Commercial Club
Sen
Richard Nixon
A. B. Dick and Company
Nixon
Commerial Club
Stephen A. Mitchell
Chicago Tribune
Cin Jcinnais Enquirer
Toelp
Donald Forsyth
Springfield
Forsyth
Sherwood Dison
Steven
AFL Votes Endorse Stevenson for President
The American Federation of Labor convention in New York endorsed Gov Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic candidate for president. The 800 delegates approved the endorsement unanimously, marking the AFL's first convention endorsement since 1881. The CIO has also endorsed Stevenson, signaling strong labor support for his bid.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Adlai B. Stevenson
United States
AFL
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
William Green
CI0
CIO
Stevenson
Labor
Green
Slain Negro Tots Trigger Manhunt in Alabama
In Eutaw Alabama a mass murder leaves Ollie eight Jean two Ira five dead and Lassie 11 injured as a three month old girl disappears. Authorities scour Mt Hebron area with lawmen and bloodhounds seeking a lone suspect in a brutal crime described as the work of a maniac. The missing baby is Cullan Mae.
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Eutaw
Ala
Willie Posey
Mt. Hebron
Highway Patrol
Ollie
Jean
Ira
Lassie
Tiny Cullan Mae
Los Angeles Bans Reds in Its Schools
Los Angeles board of education votes to bar Communist party members from all city schools. The resolution requires current or former members within one year to renounce membership within 20 days or face discharge for insubordination. The action targets teachers and other school employees.
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Los Angeles
Reds
Board of Education
Communist Party
Nixon to address inflation as Nixon biography fuels ticket doubt
Eisenhower planned Cleveland speech to confront inflation while Nixon faces a televised plea for vindication. Nixon would reveal personal and political finances with a live broadcast to defend the $18 235 private campaign fund used for political activities. Ike to decide post broadcast whether Nixon stays on the GOP ticket amid questions of fund sources and purposes.
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Dwight D.eisenhower
Cleveland
Richard Nixon
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Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Nixon
Eisenhower Special
U.P
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Robert Taft
Truman
Charles Taft
Middletown
Ohio
GOP
Washington
Cinccinnati
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Los Angeles
Republcan
Caliornia
Dwight D. Hisenhower
NBC
CBS
MBS
Democrats
Republic
Yank Planes Destroy 158 Enemy Trucks
U S planes struck supply routes along the Korean front last night, destroying 158 Red trucks the highest one night total since February. Ground fighting eased after days of heavy action at both ends of the 155 mile front with 3,332 Communist troops killed or wounded last week.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Songchon
Wonsan
Western Powers Issue Fresh Reply on Germany Crisis
The United States Britain and France sent a new set of notes to the Soviet Union on Germany. They reject Moscow’s call for a Big Four conference and insist that free elections must be settled before any talks on unification or a peace treaty. The texts were prepared in London and will be released from Moscow London and Washington.
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United States
Britain
Russia
Teste
West
Trieste
Aly
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Briain
France
Soviet Union
Germany
London
Train Kills Four Tourists On High Trestle
Four Michigan tourists from Belding were killed when a Louisville and Nashville Southland passenger train struck them at a high trestle near Jellico Tennessee. Two other Michigan visitors narrowly escaped as the group gathered on the trestle for sightseeing. Eyewitnesses say the train, late on its Knoxville to Cincinnati run, hit victims at the tunnel mouth and hurled them from the span about 40 feet high. The Race couple survived after lagging behind.
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Jellico
Tenn
Michigan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Southland
Belding
Mich
Leoni Clefford
Evelyn
Harold Wilbur
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Malan blasts U.N. as hopeless failure in Johannesburg
In Johannesburg Prime Minister Daniel Malan labeled the United Nations a hopeless failure and warned South Africa might withdraw if the UN meddled in domestic affairs. He accused the body of impotence after Soviet vetoes in the Security Council. Thirteen African Asian nations had urged scrutiny of apartheid policy.
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South Africa
Daniel F. Malan
United Nations
South Afriica
World Organization
U. N
Malan
Russia
Veloes
Security Council
Maflan
Government Suspends Shoe Price Curbs
Washington reports OPS suspends price controls on shoes at manufacturing wholesale and retail levels due to ample supply and no near term price rise. The action halts government restrictions as market conditions are deemed stable for months ahead.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
City Council Eyes Alternate Site for East Side Junior High
The Common Council weighs an alternate location for a proposed East Side junior high by Hazel Street, North Grove, to avoid two homes on the original site. The finance committee backs purchasing the new parcel and a special council meeting is planned tonight to act.
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Common Council
Board of Education
Finance Committee
City Hall
Charles M. Radford
Ernest R.siewert
Board of Education i
Grove
Hazel Streets
Melvin Street
Grove Street
Hazel Street
Leg Niemuth
Otto Bartelt
John Sawtell
Herbert Wen
Dan M. Hildebrand
F. W. Vanderpool
A. W.brandt
Hazel St
Longfellow School
Menominee Park
FTC Charges False Advertising Against Frommes Method
The FTC filed false advertising charges against Frommes Method Inc of Minneapolis for claiming a 2 percent cure for baldness. The action marks the agency’s push to curb misleading health remedies and protect consumers from unproven hair treatment claims.
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