Four Power Talks Prolonged Amid Berlin Crisis Talks
The AP notes four high level talks on the German problem may continue in future. The U S sees more gain from prolonging discussions than Russia as Marshall Plan aid rolls out Greece nears end of communist rebellion. Britain France and the U S back Berlin blockade lift in exchange for terms but Russia seeks higher price. The aim remains to avoid a showdown while rebuilding military strength and economy.
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Associated Press
United States
Russia
Greece
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
London
Paris
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
U. S
Europe
Eavepy
Beef Trade Shifts as Canada Lifts Cattle Shipping Ban
ANAD eased a six year ban on shipping beef cattle and dressed beef into the United States. Canada can move feeder cattle for fattening across the border, potentially lowering U S dressed beef prices as peak prices drive profit margins. The move signals inflation driven by wartime rationing may ease as supply and demand rebalance.
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Muncy
United States
Canta
Canada
Britain
U.S
Lings of Supply
Doymand
Canady Care
Unwelcome Joiners in Third Party Split
Henry Wallace announced his third party, drawing un savory supporters from communists and Dixiecrats. Gov. J Strom Thurmond of South Carolina rejected rabble rousers like Gerald L Smith while facing uneasy allies. The alignment shows hard factions converging despite leaders’ efforts to keep them away.
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Henry Wallace
States’ Rights Movement
Washivelles
Gov. J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Gerald L. K. Smith
Clumsy Russia undermines prestige in latest incident
In the propaganda war, Russia has lost ground after a Soviet teacher in New York reportedly attempted self harm to avoid punishment. The episode, plus a spy-ring tale and threats to public opinion in Europe, highlights Moscow’s fragile image and the impact on communist influence in satellites and Western allies.
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Russia
New York
Moscow
Foreign Office
Kremlin
Altair
United States
Congressional
Europe
Canada
Berlin
Seldier
White collar workers need fair pay and path to top
Gloucester Massachusetts July 1948 Roger W Babson notes rising living costs outpacing salaries for white collar workers who are neither labor nor management. He argues for higher pay to maintain standards, promote executive training, and keep top talent in offices guiding leaders in industry and society. quotes from Willam Green AFL and Gen Dwight Eisenhower frame call for unity behind core American principles.
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Gloucester
Mass
Cape Asa
Inbur
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Q. Public
Woo
Oppose School Reorganization by Wisconsin Group
John Wyngaard notes the Wisconsin Rural Schools Association opposes rural school reorganization and modernization efforts, while county school committees show gradual acceptance. Despite limited representation, rural leaders care about local control as the reorganization plan advances under county authorities. The 1947 state aid law shifts power to local committees, with about 130 orders issued across roughly 500 rural districts so far.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Rural Schools Association
Lote
WRSA
Wisconsin
Rural Schools Association
Butt
Itl
William F. Groves
Lodi
Pure Milk Products Cooperative
State Department of Public Instruction
Norc Om
Wisconsin Rural Society
State Education Commission
Tribune Files TEN YEARS AGO Tribune Files TEN YEARS AGO
Aged column recalls passengers aboard the Queen Mary during a record Atlantic crossing including Miss Mary Losey and Mrs. Harlow and Clara Mears. Other items note travels of Mrs. Bernhard Hake, visit of Fenty Last Duluth family, Miss Myst Shanks resignation, Mae Swan’s Chicago trip, Britt family visit, and aging notes on Horton Kline, Moron Coulee road crew, West Salem creamery contract, Ide Bartz wedding, and termites’ head-bumping behavior.
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Atlantic
Mary Losey
J. W. Losey
West Avenue South
Harry Harlow
Madson
Clara Mears
la Crosse
Charles Mears
Furst
Bernhard Hake
South Third Street
Missoula
Mont
Speokane
Wash
Portland
Ore
Fenty Last
Duluth
Scily
Myst
Shanks
Wood Street
Horton Kline
Camp Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Mormon Coulee Road
James Stormont
Open Germany To Tourists Open Germany To Tourists
Americans may now travel within the U S zone of Germany as independent tourists under new American military rules announced via American Express. Tourists may stay in hotels controlled by JEIA and must state arrival and first and last hotel dates. No entry permit fee, with optional extra days at request. Trips may use private cars or motor coaches with itineraries of three to ten days. Complete permit information available at American Express offices.
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United States
Germany
American Express Company
U.S
JEIA
Sled
Toenter
iExpress
Pas
U. S
Beetle Invasion Report Reaches Poland
In Wroclaw Poland the Colorado beetle has reportedly arrived and is making inroads. The Economic Daily notes the province formerly known as Breslau has been particularly affected by the pest.
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Poland
Wroclaw
Isaid
Breslau
James J. Strebig Pass Aviation Day Quietly
National Aviation Day observed with confusion over its meaning. The Wright brothers’ Aug 19 birth anniversary was suggested, but no formal celebration was planned. Roosevelt proclaimed the day in 1939. interest lingered in Kitty Hawk Day and Aero clubs mark Dec 17. Air Force Day moves to Sept 18 with a Washington dinner led by the Air Force Association.
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Air Force
Diary of Congress
Orville Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Roosevel
Congress
Roosevelt
America
Kityhawk
N.C
Aero Club of Washington
Aero Clubs
Aeronautical
Army
United States Air Force
Ocasional Defense Establishment
Washinngton
Air Force Association
The
Aero Club
Public Debate and Conservation Call in Badger States Club
The Badger States Sportsmen's Club pledges to unite members to preserve wild life and natural resources. The editor urges responsible action, asks how long public support can endure pushback, and calls for year round conservation focus. George C. Will, 503 Caledonia Street.
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Tribune
The
Badger States Sportsmen's Club, Inc
George C
Caledonia Street
Shaw proposes a new political dictionary idea
London reports George Bernard Shaw writing to The Times proposing a brand new political dictionary of common words to clear up public feuds. He argues current confusion may lead to war and that no power can afford or desires it.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Times of London
Romania Accuses Tito of Murder
London dispatch reports the Romanian News Agency accusing Premier Marshal Tito and Yugoslav officials of treason and murder in the death of Gen. Arso Jovanovic former Yugoslav army chief of staff. Yugoslav authorities say Jovanic was killed by a border guard August 12 while fleeing into Romania.
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London
Rader
Marshal Tito
Arso Jovanovic
Jovanovic
Romania
Turnabout SINGAPORE police hunt insurgents in jungle
Police units from Kuala Tembelang in Pahang state entered the jungle to pursue Communist insurgents last night. While they were away, the insurgents burned the police station.
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Singapore
Kuala Tembelang
Pahang
Sweden's Kosenkina Case Draws Bolshevik Threat Spotlight
DeWitt MacKenzie surveys Sweden's handling of the Kosenkina affair, contrasting Moscow's pressure with Stockholm’s sovereignty and U S refuge offered to three Russian teachers seeking asylum. The piece frames the Sweden case as a pivotal public test of anti communism sentiment and state independence.
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Oksans Stepanovna Kosenkina
New York
Sweden
Kosenkina
Nyet
United Nations
Berl
Mrssenkina
Hay Iy
Hana
Michael Lamarine
Russia
Moscow
Lydia Makarova
America
Mane Kind
Washington
Uncle Sam
Answers to Questions from The Haskin Service
Reader questions and answers span topics from hummingbird feather counts and shark repellent powders to word derivations and the origin of V E and V J Days. The column cites Navy specs, Katmai Monument data, and radar wave speed, with practical notes on disinfecting clothing for USSR shipments and a call to order a 1947 US map for travelers.
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Publication Details
Publisher editors and department heads listed for the La Crosse Tribune with address at 4th and Casa Streets La Crosse Wisconsin. Notices include circulation contact hours and pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions with zone rates and advance payment requirements.
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la Crosse Tabune Company
4Th
Casa Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
The
Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
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