Yanks to Maintain Occupation of Japan Amid Russian Tensions
Tokyo reports the American occupation of Japan will likely persist beyond the military phase as the United States guards the eastern anchor against Soviet influence. The status of Japan has risen from a beaten nation to a pivotal arena in the Cold War, with about 138000 American troops still stationed amid ongoing ideological clashes in Korea and Tokyo.
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MacArthur
Virginia Bruce Mate Ordered Back To Camp
Private Ali M. Ipar a Turkish born writer tied to Hollywood was ordered back to Fort Lewis Washington by Maj. Gen. Paul W. Kendall after military inquiry into three consecutive three day passes taken around his wedding eve with actress Virginia Bruce.
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Ali M. Ipar
Virginia Bruce
Paul W. Kendall
Cumberland Farmer Succumbs At Chicago
George Ranallo 79 a longtime farmer near Cumberland Wisconsin died in Chicago at his son in law Guy Ranallo s home He retired four years ago and moved in with his son in law three months ago He was not a blood relative Survivors include his daughter Mrs Jane Ranallo and four other daughters and five sons in Minneapolis Minn
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George Ranallo
Cumberland
Wis
Guy Ranallo
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Jane Ranallo
Minneapolis
Minn
Deaths Noted in Paris and Across America
Lt. Charles R Codman Jr of Boston a diplomat’s aide at the American embassy married Princess Latitia Murat six weeks ago. Mrs. George Albert Roussel 80 a poet whose peace poetry anthology appeared in 1930. Harold Wesson 67 president of Smith and Wesson Inc. Gardenia named for Dr. Alexander Garden of Charleston.
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Charles R. Codman, Jr
Boston
Letitia Murat
Napoleon
Huntington
W. Va
George Albert Roussel
Springfield
Mass
Harold Wesson
Smith and Wesson, Inc
Dr. Alexander Garden
Charleston, 8. C
Police Radio Consolidation Workable in La Crosse Area
After a county council and city meeting on merging city and county police radio systems the La Crosse County Taxpayers Cooperative released technical data arguing consolidation is workable and economical. Wayne Hood cites FCC guidance and Milwaukee example, noting frequency changes within 5 to 10 years and reduced interference with unified operation. The group asks why La Crosse city and county remain uncombined and how dual systems could be as economical as one.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
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FCC
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la Crosse City
Sunday Services In Rural Churches Highlights
Kenneth R. Torvik pastors several rural congregations with services at Lewis Valley Halfway Holmen and Westby. Morning worship at Holmen follows Sunday school, a Halfway mission festival guest speaker from St. Paul’s La Crosse, and a noon dinner by the ladies and aid. A Luther league session marks the 95th Lutheran church anniversary. A Lewis Valley confirmation class is set Saturday morning. North Bend Mindoro Presbyterian updates list sermons at Mindoro and North Bend with Sunday school and sermon times.
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Halfway
Iver M. Gjellstad
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
la Crosse
Ladies’ Aid
Torvik
Luther League
Westby
Lutheran Church
Lewis Valley
Sportsmen Licenses Arrive in Sparta for 1946
County Clerk Edwin G. Monick reports a fresh stock of sportsmen licenses for 1946. The shipment includes 4,500 hunting licenses 3,000 deer tags 7,000 trapping tags 400 trapping licenses 500 raccoon tags and 30 duplicate resident hunting licenses. The stock arrived Wednesday afternoon and is ready for issuance.
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Sparta
Wis
Edwin G. Monick
Red Revolutionist Semenov Executed as Spies Sentenced
In Moscow Gen Greg Orie Semenov a famed Cossack counter revolutionary leader was hanged after his trial for bearing arms against Russia and spying for Japan. Five co defendants were ordered shot including Constantine Rodzaevski Alexis Bakshaev Lev Vasilevsky Boris Shepunov and Ivan Mikhalov. Others received long terms with hard labor Nikolai Okhtomsky faces 20 years Lev Okhotin 15 years. Semenov 56 pleaded for mercy citing his full confession.
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Greg Orie Semenov
Russia
Japan
Constantine V. Rodzaevski
Alexis P. Bakshaev
Lev A. Vasilevsky
Boris N. Shepunov
Ivan A
Seamen End Strike on Most Lakes Lines
The CIO National Maritime Union calls off the Great Lakes strike for all but seven operators running 21 vessels. The union frees strikebound ships at noon except for Inland Steel Nicholson Transit American Steel and Wire Johnson Transportation Brown Shasta S S Co Jupiter Texas Oil. Nine firms with 33 ships settle on a 48 hour at sea 44 ashore work week, while NMU keeps pushing for a 40 hour week.
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CIO National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
NMU
Inland Steel Co
Nicholson Transit Co
American Steel and Wire Co
Johnson Transportation Co
Brown Shasta S. S. Co
Jupiter
Texas Oil
Principal Markets To Close Saturday
Principal security and commodity markets in the United States and Canada will close at end of business today for a three day Labor Day holiday. The Chicago board of trade and some livestock markets will trade Saturday, others stay dark through summer. Monday will see a full shutdown everywhere.
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New York
United States
Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Royal Order of Whale Rangers Opens for Navy Patrol Pilots
Exclusive club membership is offered to U S Navy anti submarine patrol pilots who responded to a sub sighting report and achieved a direct hit on a whale aboard the Royal Order of Whale Rangers.
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Royal Order of Whale Rangers
U. S. Navy
Eire weighs plans to enlarge its merchant marine
Ireland considers enlarging and upgrading its merchant fleet to boost shipping capacity and national trade security. Officials study vessel standards, port access, and investment needs as part of a broader maritime strategy.
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Eire
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