Four Nations To Speak On Italy Treaty
At the Paris peace conference a unanimous vote invited Albania Mexico Cuba and Egypt to hearings on the Italian treaty. Debates centered on who should arrange hearings and which nations join the conference secretariat, with roles split among eight secretariat members including representatives from the United States Great Britain Russia and France.
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Italy
Cuba
Egypt
Mexico
Albania
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
H. V. Evatt
Australia
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Vishinsky
Secretariat
Ethiopia
Norway
Brazil
China
Truman rejects seizure of J I Case plants at Racine
President Truman decided not to seize the J I Case plants in Racine Wisconsin, citing public welfare must be vitally involved. The White House said the labor department still handles strike negotiations and that the move was not a national emergency.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Racine
Wis
Charlies G. Ross
Ross
Allis Chalmers
Labor Department
Viek
Swedes Study Ghost Rocket Flights
Swedish military authorities plan to publish a communique on an investigation into ghost rockets streaking over Sweden since early July. Officials decline to speculate on their source, but it is generally believed they originate along the Baltic coast of Germany.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Baltic
Germany
Weather Outlook for La Crosse Area Tonight and Tuesday
Local weather: fair and not quite so cool tonight with a low around 55. Increasing cloudiness and warmer Tuesday with possible local showers in the afternoon or at night. High temperatures not stated in available text.
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la Crosse
Refugee laden ships anchor as tensions flare in Palestine
Two more immigrant ships crowded with Jewish refugees anchor near Haifa adding to 3900 aboard awaiting landing amid British blockade fears. Rumors say Britain plans to load evacuees onto troop transports or detain them on Cyprus while a military court recesses in the Stern gang case. Unrest grows as observers fear a volatile eruption.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Palestine
Stern Gang
Nicosia
Cyprus
Famagusta
Area Trucker Robbed, Killed in Macon Georgia
Albert Elias Rosenberger aged 31 was slain and robbed of 3000 in Macon on August 4. Suspects used a heavy timber to crush him. Rosenberger, born March 24 1915 in Highmore SD, owned a fruit truck and had four sisters and two brothers. His body was taken to Jensen funeral home Hixton with services planned in Alma Center.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Albert Elias Rosenberger
Macon
Georgia
Alma Center
Alvin Helwig
Rosenberger
Richard Rosenberger
Highmore
S. D
Mmes
Sheen D. Smith Madison
Eileen McLaughlan
Adeline Schnick
Otalie Fee
Rice Lake
Andrew
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Methodist
Spartan At Plane Crash In Montana
At Great Falls Montana two army attack bombers collided and crashed into a horse barn at the north Montana state fair grounds. Seven persons were known to be dead and horse owner Jack Nicol of Sparta Wisconsin reported his telegram to his wife with a brief dont worry. It was unclear if any of Nicol’s horses were killed.
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Sparta
Wis
Great Falls
Mont
Montana State Fair Grounds
Jack Nicol
Tribune publishes at noon for carrier picnic
All editions of The Tribune were published at noon to give carrier boys ample time for their picnic at Veterans Memorial Park.
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The
Tribune
Tribune Carrier Boys
Veterans Memorial Park
Vote Early Tuesday in Primary Warned by City Clerk
City Clerk Fred Kramer urged residents to vote early in the Tuesday primary to avoid long lines and speed results in county contests. He cited morning clear weather and an afternoon shower forecast as reasons to cast ballots early.
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Fred Kramer
Kramer
Airlines to hear decision on Wisconsin feeder routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board is expected to decide within days which of three applicants Mid-Continent Airlines Wisconsin Central Airlines and Parks Air Transport will provide feeder service to Wisconsin and surrounding states The examiner favored Parks plan to run Chicago to the Twin Cities via Madison Baraboo La Crosse and other stops while disfavoring a Milwaukee Green Bay loop Mid-Continent proposed Duluth Chicago service via Ashland Ironwood Marquette Iron Mountain Escanaba Rhinelander Wausau Sturgeon Bay Marinette Clintonville Green Bay Appleton Oshkosh Manitowoc Fond du Lac Sheboygan and Milwaukee Wisconsin Central already runs private planes from Minot to Minneapolis and New Orleans and seeks Duluth Chicago service
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central
Wisconsin
Mid- Continent Airlines, Inc
Duluth-Chicago
Wisconsin Central Airlines
Clintonville
Parks Air Transport, Inc
Parks
F. Merritt Ruhlen
Chicago
Twin Cities
Madison
Baraboo
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Waukesha
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc
Minot
N. C
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Duluth
Ashland
Ironwod
Marquette
Iron Mountain
Escanaba
Rhinelander
Wausau
Sturgeon Bay
Marinette
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Central
Oklahoma bank bandits hunted in Kiamichi mountains
More than 100 officers pressed into the southeast Oklahoma Kiamichi mountains chasing two armed robbers who stole about 33000 from the Walters First National Bank. Bloodhounds tracked scent, found a hidden stolen car and abandoned provisions as the pair remained at large in the dense brush.
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Oklahoma Woods
Atoka
Okla
Kiamichi
First National Bank
Walters
Four Injured In Car Smash At Farnam And Seventh
Four persons sustained minor injuries when a car driven by Emil Rasmussen collided with a hit run vehicle at Farnam and Seventh streets at 12 11 a m Sunday. The Rasmussen car suffered about 750 in damage. the other car fled the scene. Bernard Schnedecker, passenger in the hit run car, received multiple cuts and could not identify the driver. Marjorie and Lois Sheldon and Rasmussen were treated at a local hospital. A separate three car crash at Hillview and La Crosse caused only minor damage to all vehicles.
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Emil Rasmussen
State Street
Farnam
Seventh Streets
Rasmussen
Bernard Schnedecker
Marjorie
Lois Sheldon
Jackson Streets
Hillview Avenue
la Crosse Street
Julius Rottman
Farnam Street
John J. Brestow
South 23Rd Street
James E. Campbell
Avon
Wanted More Diapers By Parents Of Twin Triplet Girls
Philadelphia report on Elizabeth and Raymond Macatee as their 14 month old triplet girls and newborn twins require many diapers. Elizabeth recuperates at Lankenau hospital while Raymond navigates a hectic new routine. The couple observes rising diaper use and questions the future.
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Philadelphia
Raymond Macatee
Lankenau Hospital
Elizabeth Macatee
La Follette Seeks Senate Seat in Wisconsin GOP Primary
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. runs as a Republican to retain his Wisconsin senate seat amid contest from Circuit Judge Joseph R. McCarthy and Jerry J. Stearns. McCarthy holds GOP backing while Democrat Howard J. McMurray is unopposed.
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Milwaukee
Robert M. la Follette
Progressive Party
Wisconsin
la Follette
Senate
McCarthy
GOP
McMurray
Howard J. McMurray
University of Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Tom Coleman
The
Progressive
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Coleman
Bob” la Follette
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Washington
Ralph M. Immell
Immell
Walter S. Goodland
Delbert J. Kenny
West Bend
Daniel W. Hoan
Rasmussen Nash car stolen and recovered near Camp McCoy
Sparta Wisconsin Paul Rasmussen reported his Nash car stolen Friday night. The vehicle was recovered in the Camp McCoy area with authorities confirming the incident.
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Sparta
Wis
Paul Rasmussen
Nash
Camp McCoy
Army holds 13 in jail without charges in Germany
Captain Earl Carroll of San Bruno California denounced the U S army legal system after a smuggled appeal revealed 13 American soldiers and civilians in army jails for up to two months without charges or legal counsel in Germany. The case centered on PFC Daniel Walczak of Detroit and involved officials from Bad Nauheim.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Earl Carroll
San Bruno
Calif
U. S. Army
Carroll
Daniel P. Walczak
Detroit
Maj
Joseph S. Robinson
New York
Lichfield Stockade
Bad Nauheim
Britain to Reveal Plan For Palestine
London reports Britain will announce tomorrow morning its immediate Palestine program. The colonial office statement will outline intensified land and sea actions to halt illegal immigration, including stopping immigrant ships at sea and detaining migrants at Cyprus fortress.
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London
Britain
Palestine
Colonial Office
High Seas
Cyprus
La Crosse Primary Voters Eye Sheriff Race And More
La Crosse voters will cast their first postwar primary ballots Tuesday with nine candidates vying for the sheriff post. Incumbent Stan ley Olson cannot seek re election. The district attorney and register of deeds races attract attention while several offices see unopposed Republican nominees. Voters will use voting machines for the first time in the primary with public demonstrations conducted city wide.
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la Crosse
Congress
William H. Stevenson
Fred F. Miller
Walter L. Alexander
Sheriff's Office
Stanley Olson
Otto A. Jacobson
Harry Leslie
Louis G
Sonny) Nelson
Edward Tabbert
Gardner R. Withrow
Vernon H. Lamp
George M. Monsoor
Albert F. Riley
Petery Voss
Gerald G. Baumgardt
Fredric W. Crosby
John S. Coleman
George D. Reay
Edward W. Madden
Carl F. Schnick
Charles J. Wachs
Register of Deeds
Larry G. Schaefer
Marvin Johnson
Esther M. Domke
Raymond C. Rice
Edward C. Krause
Yank Fired Upon In Trieste District
Public relations headquarters of the 88th division at Gorizia reported an American soldier was fired upon yesterday on the Trieste Gorizia road near a previous ambush site. The unnamed man was driving an American Red Cross jeep of the 349th Infantry Regiment. he was not hit, but a bullet punctured a tire.
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Trieste
88Th Division
Gorizia
Trieste- Gorizia
Sparta cab drivers protest firing and demand reinstatement
Grant's Cabs manager fired driver George Meisner in front of passengers after a speed warning. Sunday night the drivers demanded weekly days off at the same pay, laid off most staff, and sought labor official help. Four drivers returned to work and police offered protection as new hires were brought in. Frank Humphrey of Con's Cab considers using drivers not rehired by Grant's Cabs.
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Sparta
Wis
Grant Oesenbach
Grant
Oesenbach
George Meisner
Meisner
Harold Rainwater
Ellis
Curly) Wangen
la Crosse
Jack Tucker
James Morton
Herman Schoenhoefer
Carl Olson
C. E. Lehman
Frank Humphrey
Con’s Cab Company
Grant's
Tito Regime Protests U S Illegal Route
Belgrade protested to the United States over an alleged incursion as Yugoslav fighter planes forced an American C 47 to land at Ljubljana. The note tallies 172 unauthorized flights from July 16 to Aug 8, including bombers and transports, with eight military and two civilian aboard the forced landing.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ljubljana
Tito
United States
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Showers Likely Tuesday In Forecast From Meteorologist Sanial
Prediction indicates increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with possible showers late Tuesday afternoon and early evening. Sanial notes today’s fair conditions in the upper Mississippi valley and recalls Aug 12 record of 47 in 1902.
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A. D. Sanial
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Sanial
New Lows Recorded Across Regions As Cool Front Passes
The Associated Press reports cool weather pushed summer lows to new records from the Mississippi and Missouri valleys to the Atlantic coast. Chicago dropped to 52 degrees, four below the Aug 12 1902 record, marking the chilliest day of the season. Joliet 45 and Rockford 46 were also noted.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Atlantic Coast
Chicago
Joliet
Rockford
Pilot Uninjured As Jet Crashes At Milwaukee Airport
A P-80 jet crashed at Mitchell Field soon after takeoff. Pilot First Lt. Roy Cooper, 29, from Long Beach, Calif., reported a door to an outside gun compartment opened, he returned to the field, the plane went into a slip, and landed with the left wing low. Cooper had flown from Burbank, California earlier that day in 3 hours 57 minutes.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell Field
Roy Cooper
Long Beach
Calif
Cooper
Burbank
Man Injured After Fall At Electric Auto-Lite Plant
Rueben Olson of 1532 Caledonia street was taken to a local hospital by police ambulance Monday after suffering a possible broken leg in a fall while hauling scrap near the Electric Auto-Lite plant.
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Rueben Olson
Caledonia Street
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Velasco Resumes Post as Ecuador President
Quito Ecuador Dr Jose Velasco resumed his post as constitutional president today while troops stood guard to prevent a recurrence of Saturday's surprise.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Velasco
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Briish
A. V. Alexander
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Ukraine
Poland
Vyacheslav Molotov
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Molotov
Constantin Tsaldaris
J.1 Case Co
Mediterranean
London Dispatches
Europe
Holy Land
Black River
Spartan
Montana
North Central Cab
Tribune Washington Bureau
A. McAlester
Sen. la Follette
Stanley Z. Fajkowski
Thad F. Wasielewski
Milwaukee County
House of Representatives
Cio-Pac
Edmund Bobrowicz
Veterans’ Affairs
Wasielewski
Bobrowicz
Merlin Hall
Hugh M. Jones
State
Lawrence F. Benson
Army
Lichfield
Owen Summers
Portland
Ore
Theater Headquarters Command
Harold Chase
Salina
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Benson
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Yank
U. S
Rome
Vienna
Udine
Associated Press
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