Walker Praises 24th Division After Korea Front Visit
U S Army Lt General Walton H Walker head of the Eighth Army visited the Central front sector and lauded the 24th Division for bearing the brunt of fighting in Korea It was noted the unit fought from Osan to Taejon and faced a great preponderance of enemy forces while being moved to rest and later to another hot spot.
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Home Talent Show Peddlers Target Wisconsin Communities
Wisconsin editor Ronald Gee highlights professional home talent show producers exploiting small towns like Elkhorn. Kiwanis clubs sign with no script review, pay director costs, and face delayed rehearsals as sales tactics take precedence over preparation.
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Four La Crosse men begin recruit training at Great Lakes
Four La Crosse, Wisconsin men undergo recruit training at the Great Lakes naval center. The seamen are Duane K. Mach of Mount Repose Route 42, William G. LaPoint of 1638 Gillette Street, and brothers Willis R. Taylor and William R. Taylor, both of Mount Repose Route 42. Training covers seaman ship navy customs ordnance gunnery signaling and navigation. After completion recruits are assigned to fleet units or service schools.
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William G. LaPoint
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Willis R. Taylor
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Women Have Children Sell Stolen Sugar
Three children aged eight to eleven rang doorbells to sell two pound bags of sugar at 25 cents each. They led authorities to Mary H. Somers and Evangeline Harpst, sisters charged with burglary after allegedly stealing about 30 pounds of sugar from an east side restaurant.
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Notice of second class mail at La Crosse Wisconsin
Entry lists mail matter as second class dated June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act of Congress.
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Ex Premier Tomaszewski Dies in London Office
Tadeusz Tomaszewski 69, former premier of the Polish government in exile, died at his London office Friday night after a heart disease illness. He formed the exile regime in April 1949 as spokesman for a nation then oppressed by a Moscow imposed communist regime.
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Tadeusz Tomaszewski
Tomaszewski
V J Day Reflections On A War Ending
New York recalls V J day five years past when Japan surrendered unconditionally. Atomic bombs ended the war, world leaders shaped a new order, Europe rebuilt, China ended its long struggle, and Allied troops moved to end Korea's decades of oppression. Celebrations, chaos, and questions about lasting peace followed.
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Six Children Die in Train Collision at Dutch Terminal
In Groningen The Netherlands six children were killed Saturday when a train struck a terminal block and toppled a stone wall where they played. The accident occurred at a terminal area causing multiple fatalities. Authorities began investigations and within hours emergency responders were on the scene.
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