End Filibuster Senate Passes Draft Make Last Ditch Effort
Senate and House negotiators inch toward a compromise on foreign aid funds in a last-ditch effort to avert a deadlock before adjournment. House cuts total about 2.16 billion dollars while Senate restores roughly 1.18 billion, with key dispute over ERP cash timing and recovery provisions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taber
U. S
Bridges
Faber
ERP
Paul G. Hoffman
Investigators Ponder Clues in Mt Carmel DC 6 Crash
Investigators examine three clues for the Mt Carmel United DC-6 disaster. Eyewitness accounts of falling debris precede the transformer impact that killed 43. Engine fire risk cited since DC-6s returned to service. Possible carbon dioxide exposure as a rare pilot factor is also considered.
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W Abminaliun
Mt. Carmel
United Air Lines
Truman Clears Way for Federal Coal Injunction
President Truman named a three member fact finding board under Taft Hartley to settle the deadlocked United Mine Workers soft coal dispute and report by June 23. The move precedes possible court action to delay a strike and authorizes an 80 day injunction if needed.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
United Mine Workers
White House
Mc Truman
Peru
David L. Cole
Patterson
N. J
Board of Inquiry
Mierobers
E. Wight Bakke
Yale University
Waldo Emanuel Fisher
University of Pennsylvania
John K. Lewis
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Trujan
Cyrus
Ching
Charles O’neill
Nine Carroll Seniors Take Teaching Posts in High Schools
Prof Lawrence Beaudin announced that nine education majors from Carroll College’s 1965 commencement have become high school teachers. Others are expected to sign before fall. Names and placements include Herman Andeckt at Menomonee Falls, Dorothy Barclay Hebron TH, Bonnie Blunt Flossmoor IL, Ruth Byerly Rice Lake, LaVerne Kaehler Mountain Home ID, Marilyn Real Marnette BI, Anita Van Dyke Marinette, Charles Kennel Dodgeville, Mary Lou Lemieux Hartford. Beaudin acts as placement head while Georges Olson is on leave to finish his doctorate.
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Lawrence Beaudin
Carroll College
Herman Andeckt
Waukesha
Menomonee Falls
Dorothy Barclay
Hebron
Bonnie Blunt
Chicago
Flossamore
Ruth Byerly
West Allis
Rice Lake
LaVerne Kaehler
Milwaukee
Mountain Home
Daho
Marilyn Real
Baraboo
Marnette
Anita van Dyke
Marinette
Charles Kennel
New York City
Dodgeville
Mary Lou. Lemieux
Menoeminer Mich
Hartford
Beaudin
Carroll
Georges Olson
Deartment of Education
British Shuttle Planes To Move Berlin Traffic
Berlin authorities announce a wartime style shuttle by air between Berlin and the west to replace blocked rail and ground routes as currency reform suspends inter-zonal travel. Special planes from England join to handle passenger traffic cut off by the Soviet border sealing and currency changes.
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Berlin
Aar
England
U. S
Marly
Workers Accept 11c at Harvester
Employees at the Waukesha works of the Harvester company received an 11 cent an hour wage increase in a contract signed at 4 p m yesterday. The raise is retroactive to last Monday and affects about 475 Waukesha employees. The same boosts were proposed for about 84,000 workers in 20 other Harvester plants. The agreement was negotiated by Harvester representatives Fred Katzenski Phil Olson George Henning and CIO Local 3740 president Clarence Albrecht and others. The increase is described as fair and generous, with Harvester arguing wages ahead of the cost of living based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Salaried employees see raises from 4.40 weekly to higher levels depending on pay band.
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Waukesha
International Harvester To
Harvester
The
Harvester Co
CIO International Steel Workers' Union
Fred Katzongk
Phil Olson
Waukesha Works
George Henning
McCormick Works
Chicago
Clarence Albrecht
Barney Mlodzik
Frank Scrima
Charles Victoria
John Mudgett
J. H. Feeney
International Suerworkers
Increase
Katzenski
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tale of 2 Cities Electric Line Due for New Chapter
Milwaukee and Waukesha oppose sale of the Milwaukee-Waukesha Interurban to KMCL as hearings in Madison proceed on a KMCL request to issue 200000 dollars in stock to fund acquiring the line. Cities warn of abandonments while legal and interstate service questions loom for the vital transport link. Milwaukee Mayor Zeidler pledges legislative action to curb line abandonment.
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Tale of
Edwin H. Honeynger
Willam Callow
Richard S. Aippenmeyer
State Public Service Commission
Milwaukee-Waukesha
Milwaukesha Electric Lines, Inc
Madison
Northland Greyhound Bus Lines, Inc
Milwaukee
KMCE
KMCL
Kenosha
Atty H. William Thiig
Waukesha
Public Service Commission
Shrnghes
Frank Zeidler
Dying Wife Says Husband Shot Her
In Burlington Iowa, Mary Huffaker Swinford died from a bullet wound after telling authorities her husband Dan L. Swinford shot her during a quarrel over their divorce. Swinford, 82, was held on an open charge based on the dying statement. The incident occurred on a lonely road and she was brought to a Monmouth hospital after being wounded Wednesday night.
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Burlington
Dan L. Swinford
Mary “Huffaker Swinford
Monmouth
Weather notes and rain relief across Wisconsin
Drizzle and changing skies marked a cautious forecast as rainfall offered relief to farmers and forests after a dry spell. Northern areas reported the heaviest rain with up to an inch in places while temperatures remained below normal statewide. Tomorrow's outlook calls for clearing, cooler tonight, and fair, warmer conditions.
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Mother Nature
Howard J. Thompson
Ramained
Wisconsin Forest
Milwaukea
Falr
Howard Thompson
Wausau
Park Falla
Menomonie
Prairie du Chien
Thomps
Park Falls
Thompston
Pine Lake Marker recalls Swedish pioneers in 1841
Gray skies and rain did not deter 250 people from gathering at Pine Lake for the dedication of a stone marker honoring Rev. Gustav Anor ius and his band of Swedish settlers who founded a cabin and hoped to create a university and cultural seat in 1841. Dr. Gunnar Westin, historian from Upsala University in Sweden, spoke of Unonius as a key figure who documented American conditions and inspired Swedes to migrate. The bronze plaque marker was unveiled with speeches by Mrs H G J Nixon and Thor Hermelin great grandson of Unonius, while Stig Wiren organized the centennial celebration linked to Wisconsin and national Swedish anniversaries. The article notes Unonius's independence and influence, and mentions the marker now tied to Hartland Oconomowoc region settlements.
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Aoward Nyquist
Gustav Unonius
Lcndish
Pine Lake
Gunnar Westin
Inset
University of
Upsala
Sweden
Unoning
America
Gustav Anorius
Unonius
Delaware
Westin
Audh
Dr. Westin
G. 3. Nixon
John O. Rudberg
Thor Hermelin
Hermelin
Town
Kenosha Evening- News
Wiren
Wisconsin
Anantus
Lved
Delsfield
Hartland
Oconomowoc
Awas
Milk Industry Holds Sessions in Waukesha Convention
Physicians scientists and dairy men from across the United States arrived in Waukesha for the forty first anniversary convention of the two associations forming the Certified Milk industry. President Dr J Howard Brown of Johns Hopkins chaired the opening session and Dr Tont Douglass Spies of Hillman Hospital Birmingham spoke on pellagra cures in a nutrition seminar. Delegates from New England New York Georgia Florida Louisiana Texas and California attended plus a stag party host Howard T Greene of Brook Hill Farms Genesee Depot welcomed 50 delegates.
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United States
Waukesha
American Association of Medical Milk Commissions, Inc
Birmingham
Ala
Spies
South
Certified Milk Producers’ Association
Robert B. Price
Price's
EH Paso
Tex
New England
New York State
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
California
Greene
Howard T. Greene
Brook Hill Farms, Inc
Genesee Depot
Waukesha Senate Passes Compromise Bill to White House
In a constrained session, Senate debated a compromise bill valued around 320000 dollars. DP's Morey attended as discussions referenced dairy milk producers and a potential convention meeting, with emphasis on admission of funds and acceptances by the White House.
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Senate
Bob “Morey
sMilk
Waukesha
White’ House
Drunken Driving Fines Hit Two on Local Busts
Judge Alen D. Young presided over two drunken driving cases in municipal court. Wallace George, 23, was fined 50 dollars and costs plus 5 dollars on two related charges after sideswiping a car on Highway 58. Viola Kolberg, 43, Milwaukee route 13, had license revoked for a year and was fined 50 dollars and costs after tearing down 132 feet of ornamental fence and colliding with a pole and garage on Highway 100.
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Alen D. Young
Covurt
Young
Scott Lowry
Wallace George
Rock St
Viola H. Kolberg
Milwaukee
George
Walter Ketter
Oonaman
Here
Ketter
Waukeshaman
Motor
Kolberg
Owith
Ferdinand Aumensler
Pewaukee
Route 2
Highway 100
Calhoun Road
Aumoulier
Hmiji
Congress Doubts Midnight Adjournment Amid Foreign Aid Clash
Washington, UP, reports Speaker Martin is doubtful Congress can adjourn tonight after rounds of conferences with Senate GOP leaders. A looming clash over foreign aid funds and a draft bill to mobilize 18 to 25 year olds for 21 months stalled action, while Senate approval of interloy appropriations and displaced Europeans visas shaped the scene.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Glen H. Taylor
Ida
House
White House
Truman
Bernude Pepper
Fla
Irving M. Ives
Taylor
Pepper
Kut “Foreign Legion
Foreign Legion
William Langer
N. D
Owen Brewster
R. Me
Raymond Lahr Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Senate Gop
Congress
Philadelphia
Martin
the Interior
Department
United States
Robert A. Tatt
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Sees Clearing Cooler Night
Wisconsin forecast calls for clearing and cooler conditions tonight with scattered frost in lowlands of the north and central areas. Sunday brings fair skies and warmer temperatures, with minimum readings around 7. The report also notes yesterday's high around 70 and low near 60, and references an Almanac section for visible planets and planets including Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon.
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Wisconsin
Sundey Fair
Waukesha
Regulua
Permalhaul
Jupiter
Tara
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New York Star
Ite
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