Malik Threatens Use Of Veto On Korean Issue
United Nations effort to condemn North Korean aggression faces a veto threat from Soviet Delegate Malik who seeks to seat Red China and North Korea at the council. U.S. Delegate Austin condemned Malik’s obstruction as irregular while Britain backed the view that only the Republic of Korea should sit at the table. The dispute centers on whether foreign American troops should be withdrawn and whether all five permanent powers must be present for Korea decisions.
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Warns Against State Control at International Congress
CASTELGANDOLFO Mats Pope Pi SIL spoke to 200 delegates from 10 nations at the eighth international congress on administrative sciences in Florence. He argued for limits on state power, defending individual and family rights such as honor, reputation, religious freedom, and parental rights in education. He cautioned against excessive state centralization and technocratic dominance in public affairs.
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Schlabach Withdraws From Congress Race
State Senator Hudolph M Schlabach withdrew from the third district GOP race leaving three candidates Gardiner H Withrow incumbent La Crosse and Joseph Walsh Potosi The move aims to bring peace and harmony within the Republican party and shifts focus to the primary voters in the district.
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Stormy Mayor Hubbard Faces Jail in Dearborn Debtor Case
Detroit suburb mayor Or ville L Hubbard, under a writ for failing to pay a $7,500 judgment won by Dearborn attorney John J Fish in a libel suit, was in the east when process servers reported he could be jailed under Michigan debtor law. Fish posted $106 for Hubbard's board at $25 weekly. Hubbard claimed no funds to pay.
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Army Reservists Face Communist Screening
The Army said reservists called to active duty will be screened to weed out Communist sympathizers. An Army spokesman disclosed a program for screening in response to a press briefing inquiry. The program targets those with Communist beliefs, not necessarily sympathy for a former allied planner.
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Two Children Injured in Caledonia Street Crash
Two children suffered possible injuries after a crash in the 1300 block on Caledonia Street shortly after 4 p m Friday. Mrs Mildred Roester driving a car followed Edwin Schaefer s vehicle and collided when a door opened and a nine year old boy moved to close it. The infant fell to the floor and the windshield cracked. Vehicle damages were about 150 for Roester and 15 for Schaefer.
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Losey Boulevard
Edwin Schaefer
Cameron Avenue
Three-year-old Linda Olson killed in Wisconsin car crash
In Elkhorn Wisconsin a car driven by Linda Olson's father, Lt. Palmer F. Olson of Montevideo Minnesota, left a curve and rolled down an embankment. The three year old, Linda Olson, died at Walworth County Hospital. Olson and his wife survived with injuries. Olson’s wife suffered back injuries and other cuts. Olson’s son William, age four, had a broken leg.
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Palmer F. Olson
Montevideo
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Othé Pauraes
William
Tour
City Police Officers Adopt New Uniform Look
Police Chief George Long announced a citywide uniform update. Officers will wear gray shirts with blue trousers starting soon, with deliveries delayed and a few officers awaiting the new shirts.
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Trane Union Votes Strike Deadline Set for Saturday
Trane Co union members from AFL Local 18558 vote Friday and Saturday, setting next Saturday morning as the strike deadline if no progress in contract talks. Wage gaps remain main issue, with a 1-cent-an-hour across the board raise proposed and potential concessions if the union withdraws demands. Negotiations resume Tuesday with federal conciliator James Deslin present.
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Three Crashes Listed In Area County Roads
Three accidents on county highways were reported Friday night and Saturday near La Crosse. A 77-year-old Michigan man, Guy W. Rouse, was northbound on highway 16 when he turned left and collided with Howard J. Sifkow of Rochester Minnesota. Sifkow said he saw only a parked car and that Rouse’s vehicle scraped his, causing $200 damage to Sifkow’s car. A new model car and a new truck tangled on highway 83 about two miles from La Crosse, causing minor damage to both vehicles. Brassie De Luca of Los Angeles, the driver, said he was forced off the road as the other car began passing. The truck driver was Joseph Shannon of Losey Boulevard South. A further collision on highway 4 at 11:10 p.m. involved a vehicle owned by Robert Funke and driven by Anita Krecklauer and another car driven by Fred H. Schlicht. Krecklauer said oncoming lights blinded her. Schlicht moved to the shoulder but was struck. Krecklauer was alone. Schlicht had six passengers.
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Howard J. Sifkow
Rochester
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Joseph Shannon
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Robert Funke
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Couple Reports Blasts On Russ Owned Island
Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan of Anchorage reported unexplained blasts near Little Diomede in the Bering Strait during a four month stay. They heard loud noises at sea and suspected survey ship soundings or Siberian mainland activity. Fog hindered source location and Eskimos said only one Soviet plane visited Big Diomede last winter.
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Senate completes full circle in wage price controls wrangle
Washington barney livingstone reports a tense week in Congress as both the senate banking committee and the house pivoted between automatic and standby wage price and rationing plans for Mr. Truman. the stand by proposal now appears favored, with the president signaling acceptance. the house debated, then paused, with a path toward two bills: one for allocations and priorities with weaker controls, and another for standby price and wage controls. jail terms were approved for hoarders, as the agriculture department offered surplus foods at nominal prices to un agencies. the senate left the decision on price rollbacks to the president.
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Senate Committee
Bernard Baruch
House Banking Committee
Agriculture Department
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Bulk Money Bill Passed By Senate In One Package
The Senate approved a 34.24 billion dollar bulk money bill by voice vote, sending it to a conference committee to merge with a smaller House measure. It covers most federal agency funding for the year ending next June and includes foreign aid, with debate over the merits of wrapping expenditures into one package. The bill totals 32.05 billion in cash and 2.18 billion in contract authority, overall about 1.92 billion less than Truman's request and roughly half a billion more than the House version. It provides 2.73 billion in new and carryover cash and 1.678 billion for foreign military aid, with 1.2225 billion for the second year of that program.
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Consumer Buying Still On Increase In Nation
Dunandy Bradstreet reported a continued rise in consumer buying with a survey noting further increases in the week ended Wednesday. Durable goods purchases by shoppers showed a moderately growing trend across the nation.
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Hikes Under Water Endurance Stretches Norfolk Harbor
Roy Butler, a 3-year-old diver, walked underwater about eight miles from Ald Paint Comfort to Ocean View. An attendant in a small boat, Hubert P. Elliott, followed with air compressors aboard, saying it was the toughest job he had done. Previously Klas Evarts hiked underwater to the Norfolk naval base years ago.
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Roy Butler
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Hampton Roads
Butler
Hubert P. Elliott
Klas Evarts
Florida
Newport News
Norfolk Naval Base
Church warns on Necedah visions in local Catholic paper
La Crosse diocesan officials published a caution urging no official recognition of Necedah visions by Mary Van Hoof. Bishop Treacy, via The Register, said there is nothing official yet and advised faithful to stay home and pray the rosary. Visions are reportedly expected August 15, drawing tens of thousands from across states and abroad.
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Human Catholic Church
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Sheepish Vacationer Trips Back For Family In Madison
Madison report tells of James Harding from Indianapolis who backtracked from Aurora to Madison to recover his wife and eight year old daughter Suzan after driving off with them waiting in the car. He stopped for gas Friday and returned after realizing his family was missing. The wife and daughter stayed overnight in the city police department’s women’s division. Harding said the extra miles lengthened his vacation and promised a story his family won’t forget.
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Chicagoan Drowns in Wisconsin River Accident
Henry Reed, 35, of Chicago, drowned in the Fox River near Edgerton Wisconsin when his fishing boat was swept into the gates of the Indian Ford dam two miles south of Edgerton early Saturday.
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Inquest Slated At New Lisbon
A hitchhiker tentatively identified as Carl A. Anderson about 60 was fatally injured Saturday at 6:40 a.m. three miles west of New Lisbon. A coroner's inquest was set for 10 a.m. at Wahl Funeral home. Anderson, walking west in the westbound lane, was struck by a car driven by E. C. Danz of Oak Park Illinois. Danz and two aides said they did not see the pedestrian amid heavy fog. Identification was inconclusive. Anderson may have lived in Florida with relatives in Minnesota.
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Speingsn
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Oak Park
Ill
Danz
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E. R. Flickinger
Berwyn
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Florida
Minnesota
Camp McCoy officers hail 32nd Division training success
Wisconsin 32nd Infantry Division leaders praised 1950 Camp McCoy field exercises as 6,500 soldiers broke camp. Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill called combat readiness at its highest postwar level while Col. Oscar A. Moldenhaver noted intensified seriousness and basic infantry principles. Brig. Gen Waldemar Breidster cited ample ammunition enabling broader training. Col. Robert H. Pratt commended staff officers for initiative. Col. Herbert A. Smith and Col. Dan A. Hardt added praise for morale and tactical effectiveness.
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Breidster
Milwaukee
Red Arrow
Robert H. Pratt
32Nd Division
Herbert A. Smith
Oshkosh
Dan A. Hardt
Appleton
Reds Build Up For Major Push Next Week
Tokyo dispatch says North Korean forces crossed parts of the Naktong in daylight and hit American positions as negotiates for a broader strike. U S and South Korean troops counterattacked and held the defense lines despite continued enemy pressure. The plan includes a potential southern drive toward Pusan Taegu and a major push to sever supply routes.
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Don Huth
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Korea
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Taegu
Waegwan
Pitchblende Find Reported Near Sault Ste Marie
Geologist John McComb said Friday he found a large piece of nearly pure pitchblende along the Montreal River about 20 miles north of the 1948 uranium strike scene. He noted no rich strike and explained he is prospecting for engineers from Algoma Steel Corp. The river flows north of the Canadian Sea and into Lake Superior.
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Local Weather Forecast For La Crosse Area
Por La Crosse and vicinity the forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Sunday and the day preceding with no significant temperature changes. Highs around 42 degrees. Law Speight.34
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