UN chief warns on emergency power and Korea risk
Secretary General Lie declares an emergency lie could override 14 day notice rules and call a 59 nation assembly. discussions of a special session arise if the Security Council is vetoed by the Soviet bloc. He notes uncertainty in Korea war outcomes and urges statesmanship to resume negotiations.
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Security Council
Jakob A. Malik
Lie
Assembly
Flushing Meadows
New York City
Korea
United Nations
Plane Crash Climax as Explosions Level Fire Units
A plane crash near the base triggered a sequence of explosions blasting seven fire trucks and sending a blast wave 30 miles away. Air force crews arrived within minutes as firefighters, including Corporal Ronald Knudslien, recounted being knocked back and injured by debris and shock.
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Ronald Knudslien
Preston
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Knudslien
Death notice from Minnesota with church services
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the English Lutheran church with Rev Harold N Stoffel officiating Burial will follow in Oak Grove cemetery Friends may call Sletten McKee south side chapel Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and at the church Wednesday from 12 noon to 2 p m The deceased left seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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English Lutheran Church
Harold N. Stoffel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten-McKee South Side
Saudi Merchants Shift Buying From Germany to West Germany
Saudi Arabian merchants increasingly purchase goods from Western Germany replacing former American manufacturers. The shift signals changing supplier ties and regional trade realignments affecting import patterns and market access for coal, machinery, and consumer products.
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PSC Grants Part Of Phone Rate Increase
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved part of a proposed rate hike for Wisconsin Telephone and Commonwealth. Wisconsin Telephone gains about 12 percent on intrastate tolls with taxes rising to 5.35 percent return on toll investment. Commonwealth's annual increase supports a 5.97 percent return. rates adjust by exchange, with variances by community.
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Paraguay Alcohol Corp Workers To Get Wage Hikes
Government order requires Paraguay Alcohol Corp workers to receive wage increases of 25 to 40 percent, as reported from Asuncion.
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Asuncion
Winona Livestock Market Report South St Paul
South St Paul Minnesota cattle and hog prices listed by weight with steady to weak trends on several classes. Good steers yearlings and vealers show price ranges. hogs lighter weights weaker, sows and barrows steady to higher, feeders lower by market day.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
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Swift
Ee Ae
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
USDA live poultry prices show unsettled trading with receipts totaling 25 loads and modest price shifts. Butter holds firm with two day receipts totaling 931 226. wholesale quotes for grades AA 60.73 and 89C 56.25. freight cars 90B 58.25. Begs ease as two day receipts noted and standard checks listed.
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Five Inmates Still At Large From Florida Hospital
Eight inmates escaped the state hospital in Chattahoochee at 2:30 a.m. Sunday. One was recaptured Sunday and another Monday in Albany Georgia. J. T. West identified. Charles P. James found asleep northwest of the hospital. Five remain at large, some in a station wagon, all considered dangerous.
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Stolen 1948 Oldsmobile Reported Near Trane Co Plant
R. H. Pearse of 204 South 26th street reported a blue 1948 Oldsmobile four door sedan missing from a Cameron avenue parking spot near the Trane Co. No. 1 plant between 9:00 a.m. and 12:10 p.m. Sunday. License plate 5-39.
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Italian girl seeks husband in America receives 1500 replies
An Italian girl who wrote to an Atlanta newspaper expressing a wish to find a husband in the United States collected about 1,500 replies within six weeks. The story highlights cross Atlantic social searches and immigrant matchmaking efforts.
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Chicago Grain and Soybean Prices Mixed on Friday
Chicago grain futures show Sept Open 2.24% high 2.25 low 2.23 close 2.24 with Dec and March moves. CORN Sept Open 1.51% high 1.52 low 1.50 close 1.52. Soybeans Nov Open 2.50 high 2.50 low 2.45 close 2.49. Potatoes and livestock markets also listed with price ranges and arrivals.
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Ice Varieties At Fair To Open Daily Shows At 2:30 And 8
The fair features four prizes per class and a grande ice show titled Voorhees Freckles Ice Varieties previously seen at Chicago's Railroad Fair. Daily performances at 2 30 and 8 p m parade in front of the grand stand on a 40 by 60 foot rink with advance reserved seats on sale via the secretary s office. William T Collins shows arrive on Monday to set up on the midway as the carnival offers 12 rides and 10 shows.
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William T. Collins
la Crosse
Child Found Safe After Six Hour Woodland Wander
Sheriff Traffic Officer Floyd Potter and John Beffa used a boat in the search. At about 4 p.m. a La Crosse couple heard the child call Daddy several times then Mama. They found her in the woods near shore scratched by briars with insect bites but unharmed and not crying during her long ordeal.
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Leonard Brinkman
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Brinkmans
Conservation Official Dies In Iowa At Spirit Lake
Otto Koch 69 state supervisor for rough fish removal died after a brief illness at Spirit Lake Iowa. He served the Iowa conservation commission since 1934 and was an authority on rough fish and game fish propagation. Survived by wife Irene two daughters two sons two sisters one brother and five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am Immaculate Conception Church burial in Gethsemane cemetery.
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Montebello
Calif
Marjorie Koch
Los Angeles
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Donald
W. S. Allen
Brockway
Mont
Bertha Yackley
Chicago
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Clyde Lower Dies After 31 Years with Bank of Ontario
Clyde M. Lower 66 of Ontario Wisconsin died Sunday in a La Crosse hospital after retiring from banking in 1947 due to ill health He served as cashier and president at times and spent his life in Ontario He married Emma Wunsch in 1912 and operated a garage then farmed before joining banking He is survived by his wife five sons and one daughter Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Emma Wunsch
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Marguerite) Hanson
Downieville
Calif
Elwood
Tacoma
Wash
John
Anchorage
Alaska
Gordon
Gerald
Carroll
Two Youths Arrested on Vandalism and Assault Charges
A 15 year old and a 17 year old were brought to county court Monday on charges of vandalism at the municipal swimming pool and assault and battery on the pool attendant. Rodney Larson reported noises in the locker room after noon Sunday and said the youths tore soap containers from walls, one turned the shower on him and struck him with a sharp object, requiring three stitches. They were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Spain Sells Large Mercury Volumes After 1950 Price Reductions
Report notes Spain is selling substantial mercury stocks due to price reductions in 1950. Officials indicate government and industry sources anticipate continued liquidation to adjust market balances.
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Draftees Called in La Crosse Group Roll Call
In a federal court room the La Crosse draft board 33 led by H K Holley Jr called the roll for a group as eight were absent and two locals overslept. Mrs Dolores Schultz reported the city quota filled at 100 percent with transfers from outside the area. The group later returned to La Crosse after supper in Red Wing Minnesota.
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Woodstreet
Holley
National Guard
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Selective Service
Bombing Campaign In Korea Intensifies As U S Bombs Pyongyang
U S B 29s plaster Pyongyang and Wonsan with 540 tons of bombs in a major early strike. The 25th division and marine brigade push about 3000 yards on a broad front amid heavy resistance and high enemy casualties, according to the eighth army.
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Patriotic Groups Protest Ouster of County Old Soldiers Room
Seven Civil War and Spanish American War groups pressed the county board to stop using the Old Soldiers room for office space in the courthouse. W. C. Christopherson led the discussion with the buildings and grounds panel and local officials.
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Robert Hughes
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George H. Dalton
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M. C. Casberg
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Board of Supervisors
Reds Launch Fresh Offensives Near Pusan and Yechon
North Korean forces forced allocations to expose to Fifth Air Force as they countered the UN advance. Artillery halted American armor at a bottleneck while the Reds aimed at Pu san. In the north a new drive south of Yechon escalates heavy fighting as the UN offensive pushes into two North Korean divisions near Kogan, 35 miles west of Pusan.
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Pusan
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Yechon
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Kogan
U. S
Israeli eateries hit by ration protest strikes
Thousands of Israelis faced hunger or ate simple sandwiches as strikes over new ration restrictions spread to restaurants and cafes in Jerusalem.
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22 Die In Wisconsin In Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin weekend crashes caused at least 22 deaths, including a Polk County family of four. Julius Hanson 24 and wife Marie 26 and children David two and Laura seven months died when their car collided with a milk truck near Oakland while en route to relatives.
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Julius Hanson
Marie
David
Laura
Oakland
Polk County
New York Rainmaker Claims Some Rain Making Success
Dr. Wallace E. Howell a New York professor who runs cloud seeding said he has made rain in his experiments begun last March He cautioned that the rain may be minimal and that he is reviewing data to determine if any clouds were diverted from natural rainfall.
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New York
Wallace E. Howell
Howell
Harvard University
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