Record U.S. Construction Awards Hit New February Highs
Dodge Reports contracts for future projects in 37 eastern states reached a February high of 1.221 billion dollars, up 7 percent from 1951's February peak and 20 percent from February 1953. January–February totals also set record highs across nonresidential, residential, and public works, signaling strong employment and materials demand.
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F. W. Dodge Corporation
Thomas S. Holden
Kerk Wv
Coupons Proposed To Move Butter Cheese Surplus
Washington plans consider coupon system for fresh butter and cheese at grocery stores. Coupon buys one pound of government surplus dairy at a lower price, aiming to push 300 million pounds of butter and 312 million pounds of cheese into markets. Local Wisconsin officials push county relief directives to bar margarine with vouchers to boost butter usage.
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Bengon
Benson
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Pappas
Relief Department
Agriculture Department
McCarthy Ready to Testify Under Oath in Army Row
Senator McCarthy said he wants to testify under oath about his clash with the Army and temporarily resign as chairman of the Senate Investigation Subcommittee to present all the facts. He spoke at a Manitowoc Chamber event after reviewing the Maj. Irvin Peress case and critiquing CBS and Edward R. Murrow. He defended his anti communist fight and denounced traitors as not gentlemen.
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Senate Investigation Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
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Reert
Wisconsin
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Milwaukee
Sen. Mundt
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Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse Area
Local forecast for La Crosse and nearby areas calls for generally fair skies and continued cold conditions. Sunday afternoon high expected near 28 degrees with brisk winds and low humidity.
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Marine League Cooling Toward Sen McCarthy
Milwaukee based Marine League commandant Charles A. Weaver said McCarthy is not as solid as before with the league. The Marine veteran and former awardee overstepped himself by asking for free radio time to respond to Adlai Stevenson. Weaver noted Stevenson accused the GOP of being half McCarthy, half Eisenhower while at a central division conference.
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Marine League
Caracas Pact Backed by Americas Against Communism
At the Inter-American Conference in Caracas the 17-1 vote with Mexico and Argentina abstaining adopted the declaration of Caracas. The resolution, led by Dulles, calls collective action against Communist influence and treats it as an invasion threat to Western Hemisphere nations. Guatemala opposed the measure.
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Venezuela
U. S
State Dulles
Western Hemisphere
Guatemala
United States
Mexico
Argentina
Dulles
Moscow
Washington
International Communist Movement
McCarthy and Stevens Clash Over Army Private Case
Senator McCarthy and Secretary Stevens exchanged sharp volleys over Pvt. G. David Schine and alleged Army pressure. McCarthy demanded Stevens publicly deny seeking special treatment and released a Dec. 22 letter claiming investigations would not be influenced. Stevens retorted via telegram, accusing McCarthy of attempts to direct the Army, while allies argued over potential blackmail. Mundt urged a separate, larger committee for inquiry.
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G. David Schine
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Army
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Dutch Prince Flies Through sonic barrier in tight flight
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands piloted the TF86 two place Sabre jet trainer as it exceeded Mach speed over Los Angeles. A later flight in a T28B Navy trainer ended with an engine failure and a dead stick landing at LAX. Col A T House assisted in the emergency, and No one was hurt.
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Netherlands
Joe Lynch
Los Angeles
Prince
Mojave Desert
A. T. House
U. S. Air Force
North American Aviation, Inc
Pacific
Col. House
Los Angeles International Airport
Five Die In Fire At New London Apartment
A blaze in a dingy New London apartment building in a blighted area killed five residents. Nineteen occupants escaped, aided by off duty sailors from the nearby U S Navy submarine base.
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Nuclear Plant Goal Of AEC With Duquesne Deal
The Atomic Energy Commission aims to build the first full scale central station nuclear plant in partnership with Duquesne Light Co of Pittsburgh. Duquesne would supply a Pittsburgh area site and build and operate the plant at no government cost, while bearing reactor labor and part of research costs. Westinghouse would supply the reactor and the plant could generate at least 60,000 kilowatts for sale.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Central Station
AEC
Duquesne Company
Lewis L. Strauss
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Tax Exemption Increase May Wreck Tax Revision
Two top House Republicans warned that Democratic bids to add a $100 rise in personal exemptions could derail Eisenhower's tax revision bill. Speaker Martin and Rep. Reed said a veto was possible, risking tax relief this year. The 855 page plan would rewrite tax laws and cut about $1.4 billion in the first year for business and individuals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Martin
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Nixon Says Communist Probers Must Use Fair Methods
Vice President Nixon warned that reckless talk and questionable methods by some congressional Communist investigators threaten Eisenhower’s forward program. He urged fair play in investigations, cautioned against shooting at rats, and urged unity behind the President’s program. Stevenson accused Eisenhower of McCarthyism, while Nixon defended fair procedures. See NIXON, Page 8.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
MacCarthy
Wisconsin
Adlai E. Stevenson
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Donations For Denise Aid Drive Opens In La Crosse
A La Crosse campaign to help Denise Grabinski, a seven year old unconscious since a Feb. 22 accident, begins today with donations urged to cover hospital and living costs. Denise remains on an oxygen tent in Rochester after a brain injury. her family, nine children, and brewery worker father face mounting bills as doctors strive for recovery. The Tribune plans to spark a donor drive as relatives decide to seek aid from the community.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Verdon Grabinski
Green Bay
Rochester
Minn
Grabinski
Heileman’s Brewery
Minnesota Hospital
the Tribune
La Crosse Tribune Marks 50th Anniversary
The La Crosse Tribune celebrates its 50th anniversary in 14 saluting local advertisers. Today's edition features articles and photographs honoring firms such as Pflafflin's Electric City Co Community Cams and Paramount Photo Shop.
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