Marines Fight Suffering on Korea Front Train Car
In a hospital train car near Panmunjom, wounded Marines scream through pain as doctors and litter bearers combat thrashing bodies and shouts of “Goonies.” A 19 year old with a shattered foot consoles a buddy while others bear brutal injuries from Bunker Hill battles and mortar blasts. Nearby, a Chilean firm report notes eight companies employing 770 workers making radio receiving sets.
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Bunker Hill
Directors Hear August Chamber Reports in La Crosse
La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce directors reviewed monthly committee activities at noon meeting. Two new members approved Vick's Motel and Northwest Optical. Business Education Day planned Oct 1 with 38 local firms hosting teachers. Financial report shows $472 return from annual music festival, funds advanced by Chamber. Western Wisconsin Education Association aid discussed. City county publicity report notes $500 printed tourist folder. $600 reserved for next year. Travel editors from Chicago Herald American and Detroit Free Press to visit. Teen-age road-eo results and JC membership drive plans reported. Miss Jeannie Huston discussed as Miss Wisconsin. Next board meeting Sept 3.
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Detroit Free Press
Junior Chamber of Commerce
William Sauer
Jaycee
Jeannie Huston
Miss Wisconsin
Woehrmann
Found County Reuss Group Organizes in La Crosse County
A La Crosse County Reuss for Senator Committee was organized Thursday with plans to file papers with the Secretary of State in Madison this week. John Flanagan and Leonard Chojnacki were named co chairmen, Mrs. Mary Hinsberger secretary treasurer, and a steering committee listed Dem clerks and labor leaders including Lloyd E White William G Lyons Mrs Margaret Flanagan Andrew Hoffman Paul K Mahoney Lee Swett Mrs Clara Doherty Mrs Carol Fox Edward Beisse Donald Yolton Albert C Wolfe La Verne Koenen.
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Reuss
Madison
John Flanagan
Leonard Chojnacki
Cochairmen
Mary Hinsberger
Lloyd E. White
William G. Lyons
Margaret
Bull terrier patrolling nudist club to nab naked intruder
FINC Hampstead England The Heritage Nudist Club released a fierce bull terrier last night to grab a naked peeping Tom hiding in surrounding woods. Members say the intruder outruns attempts at pursuit and insist he is not a club member.
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Austin Motor Co patents gas turbine engine for cars
London reports that one of Britain's largest automobile makers, the Austin Motor Co., has taken out patents on a gas turbine engine for cars and trucks. The company said the engine is still in the experimental stage.
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London
Britain
Austin Motor Co
Coughs Up Evidence In Gem Theft Case
Yonkers police say Clayton Cuff along with Clinton Allen of Baltimore confessed by coughing up the missing diamond after questions about a $425 diamond ring theft. The pair, both 18 to 20, were arrested on a trolley car following the alleged jewel theft at a local jewelry shop.
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U.S. Aid Strengthens Italian Armed Forces
Rome reports that American aid has strengthened Italy’s armed forces with about 800 tanks and 328 war planes since the aid program began. The figures underscore broad defense collaboration and regional security implications.
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U.S
Rome
Italy
Tornado pins farmer as Ashland barn debris traps man
A tornado struck Ashland last night, shattering a barn where farmer Virgil Owen was milking. He was pinned under a cow in the wreckage and firefighters freed him. Separately, the first Masters golf tournament took place in 1934 at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.
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Ga.) National Golf Club
Stassen predicts strong labor votes for Eisenhower
Harold Stassen told General Eisenhower in Denver that a key labor union leader predicted Eisenhower would win about half the votes of organized labor in November. He said there is greater friendliness toward Eisenhower than toward any Republican nominee in 20 years.
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