Rhee Calls for Immediate All-Out Drive to Purge Reds
President Syngman Rhee urged an immediate offensive to drive Chinese Reds from North Korea without aid from Japan or Chinese Nationalists. He argued Russia would not enter a broader war, criticized Panmunjom talks, and warned that failure to act could prove fatal for South Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tuckman
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Rhee
Yalu River
Kremlin
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Yalu
City considers raises for fire janitors amid budget fighting
City council committees weigh pay hikes for firemen and school janitors, with proposals for health insurance and cost of living adjustments. A class survey by the state bureau is praised as a tool, while debates center on budget cuts and project eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stellpflug
Gilbertson
la Crosse
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Christie
Gleason
Smith
Lukor
Beissel
Oberbeck
Ways and Means Committee
State Bureau of Personnel
Ald
Oscar Harebo
Hubert Schleiter
Board of Education
Harebo
Roth
Arneson
Council Chamber
Bureau of Personnel
State Puts On White Raiment
Wisconsin reports its first general snowfall of the season with 2 to 4 inches in southern counties and up to 11 inches in the far north. Milwaukee Madison Green Bay and Appleton measured 2 3 and 4 inches respectively. Temperatures mostly in the 20s with a 31 degree high in Milwaukee and 19 at Eau Claire. Driving conditions hazardous while regions across the nation see mixed rain sleet and snow events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Madison
Green Bay
Appleton
Northwestern
Illinois
Chicago
Missouri
Eau Claire
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Idaho
California
Donner Summit
La Crosse Tribune Publication and Rates Information
The La Crosse Tribune details its publication structure and rates. It lists editors and department heads, circulation and advertising managers, and production staff. It provides delivery and mail subscription pricing within different radii of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Ed Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
L. Burgess
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
Aldermen reject several city projects and school budget objections
Aldermen opposed multiple capital projects including a $27,701 sanitary sewer, a $3,000 bear pit loan for Myrick Park Zoo, Green Island property purchases, Bemel Addition land, Swanson Field improvements, street lighting on the North Side and Riverside Park, and street widening. They also challenged the Vocational School budget of $124,627 with a 10 percent cut proposal that failed to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrick Park Zoo
la Crosse
Emil Schultz
Weinberg Attended Red Party Meeting Allegation
Government prosecutors say Dr Joseph Weinberg attended a Communist party meeting at a Berkeley residence thought to be owned by Erle Loran and occupied by J Robert Oppenheimer during July or August 1941. Weinberg faces trial next Monday on charges of lying to a congressional committee about Communist ties.
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Washington
Joseph Weinberg
Communist Party
Erle Loran
J. Robert Oppenheimer
U. S
James R. Kirkland
Weinberg
Oppenheimer
Kenilworth Court
Berkeley
Calif
Loran
Paul Crouch
California State Senate
Indian plan sparks clash over Korean prisoners policy
Vishinsky denounces India's neutral stance as a Western-backed trap to prolong war. The Indian resolution seeks a political conference on peace and unification, and a timetable for repatriation and prisoner handling, with the possibility of turning inmates over to the U N if no action occurs within set days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vishinsky
India
Menon
U. N
Injured Woman Fracture Suspected In Ice Fall
Mrs. Carl Tostrud, 2240 S 15th St, slipped on ice at South Ave and 15th St Tuesday morning and was taken to a local hospital by police ambulance at 6 58. a m for possible right hip fracture. Earlier, Mrs. Nels Brenengan 56 of 52442 S 6th St was taken to a hospital by ambulance from Hamilton School after illness at 8 52 p m Monday.
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Carl Tostrud
S. 15Th St
South Avenue
15Th Street
Nels Brenengan
S. 6Th St
Hamilton School
8Th
Adams Streets
Weather Record for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather report from the U S department of commerce notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa Snow is expected to spread through the states Wednesday with mixed rain in the southern corners Some colder conditions are forecast in the northwest and extreme northwestern areas Shipments should be protected for temperatures 18 22 and 26 in the north west south east and west regions
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U.S. Department OF Commerce
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
VERLY
River Readings Forecast For Hastings to Guttenberg
Mississippi level will fall at all tailwater gates with pool rises. Elsewhere district shows little change with abrupt fluctuations in tributaries to the action. Sunrise 7:22 a.m. and sunset 4:28 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Hastings
Murder Trial Continues In La Crosse Courthouse
Defense questions insanity plea and self defense doctrine as jurors hear about the shooting of Donald Colburn at the OK Tavern. Victim died 15 days after being shot three times. defendant Flaten released on bond and living with three children amid jury selection and witness scheduling.
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Flaten
la Crosse
Donald Jack Colburn
St. Paul
Milwaukee Railroad
Copeland Ave
Orvella
Colburn
Railroad
Roy V. Ahlstrom
S. 22Nd St
Minneapolis
Ahlstrom
Circuit Court
Copeland Avenue Tavern
Frank A. Kenney
William H. Roesner
Barbara Gund
Ruth Scullin
Carl Kutzborsky
Ruth Davidson
Alma Pynn
Isabelle Hale
Edith E. Neumeister
Paul A. Williams
Hulda Engstad
Onalaska
Agnes Hobbs
Greenfield
Harvey Schlifer
John Tracy
Farmington
Leonora Thompson
Rockland
Frances Abraham
William Bringe
Arthur B. Fay
Helen Ingli
Charles W. Palmer
Thomas P. Quillin
Lucy Ryan
Louise Shedesky
Flossie Peterson
Lillian Clark
Otto E. Weiss
Zoe Armstrong
Ruth Oliver
Arthur Bangsberg
Albert R. Kreibich
Lester J. Bendel
Nora Safford
Stanley Anderson
Gardner's Wife Awarded Marriage Annulment
Mrs. Donna Mae Gardner 20 won an annulment of her June marriage to William Gardner 24 who is serving a life term for first degree murder in the Aug 16 killing of Agnes Jaeger 24, a Fond du Lac telephone operator. The circuit judge cited misrepresented past criminal history and that she would not have married him had she known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Donna Mae Gardner
L. J. Pelling
Marriage Licenses in Wisconsin Counties
Otto J. Waiters of La Fayette and Jeanette Masewicz of La Crosse tied for marriage license in Sparta. Whitehall lists a marriage to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huebner of Taylor for a daughter on Nov 24. Nov 29 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson of Blair. Nov 28 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle West of Taylor. Mrs. Robert Everson of Whitehall referenced.
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Sparta
Wis
Otto J. Waiters
la Fayette
Jeanette Masewicz
la Crosse
Whitehall
Carl Huebner
Taylor
Harvey Johnson
Blair
Lyle West
Robert Everson
Weather forecast for Lakes and Midwest area
Forecaster notes a drop below freezing across most northern border states and the Plains with 40s near the western Gulf. Only southern Florida expects near 70 degree nights. Minimums include Atlanta 36 New York 36 Chicago 24 Ft Worth 40 Duluth 10 Miami 69.
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Lakes
Midwest
Plains
Gulf
Florida
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Ft. Worth
Duluth
Miami
Winona Livestock Prices and Chicago Market Report
Swift & Co reports weekday livestock buying hours and discount rules. Hog prices up to 15 cents higher with detailed weight bands. cattle, calves, and lambs show steady to varied levels across grades. Chicago produce and livestock data include butter eggs wheat poultry and local St. Paul/Chicago quotes with range figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep.
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Chicago
U.S
South ST. Paul
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Birthday of Peter Carl Goldmark Prominent Inventor
Peter Carl Goldmark born December 2, 1906 in Budapest Hungary. He pioneered CBS color television and LP records for Columbia Records and later studied in Vienna. His family includes a Civil War era percussion cap inventor among his grand uncles.
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Peter Carl Goldmark
Budapest
Hungary
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dr. Goldmark
America
Goldmark
Columbia Records
Vienna
Pierce County Agric Agent Named Director In National Group
CHICAGO in H G Seyforth of Ellsworth Pierce County Wis Monday was elected to the board of directors of the National Association of County Agricultural Agents.
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Pierce County Agric Agent
National Group
Chicago
H. G. Seyforth
Ellsworth
Pierce County
Wis
The
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Wisconsin 11 Month Traffic Toll Rises to 800
Madison reports November 1951 traffic deaths at 72 bringing the year to 800 highway fatalities through November. Pedestrian deaths total 136, down six percent from 145 in the same period last year, with January through November tolls summarized by the State Motor Vehicle Department.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Relatives of U S POWs Deluged by Red Propaganda
New York Herald Tribune reports Army officials say relatives of Americans presumed in North Korea or Chinese camps have received Communist propaganda for months. Letters offer paid “vacations” at a rest camp for captives, with prices around 65 dollars. Propaganda packages largely arrive from East Berlin and Prague.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
C. B. Allen
Korea
Army
United States
East Berlin
Prague
Huntsville execution ends life of 13 child father
A Negro man and father of 13 died in the electric chair early today in Huntsville Texas for killing a state wildlife biologist who had caught him hunting on a game preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex.p
May Question Snyder On Tax Case Interest
House tax scandal investigators scheduled a closed door meeting to decide whether to call Secretary of the Treasury Snyder for a first hand account of his interest in a multimillion dollar tax case. The panel weighed hearings on the alcohol tax unit and expedited refunds in the Universal Pictures matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Internal Revenue Bureau
83Rd Congress
Ways and Means
Universal Pictures, Inc
Universal
Rep
Curtiss
Rneb
Kean
R-Nj
French repulse Vietminh attacks at Na San base
In Indochina the French Union forces beat off a Vietminh bid to overrun Na San in the hills above Northwestern Thanh Hoa. The Vietminh reportedly deployed up to 7,000 troops in one assault and suffered heavy losses as 18,000 more were entrenched nearby.
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Hong Kong
Na San
Indochina
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Council
City
William Gilbertson
James Christie
Francis Gleason
Highway Department
Roy Smith
Edward Beissel
la Crosse Trades and Labor Council
Robert Obersbeck
State Organization of County and Municipal
Robert Sukor
Building Serviice Employes International
Donald Lyden
Highways Committee
Harry Blair
Associated Press
Encyclopedia
Britannica
la Crosse Tribune
Mogen Davip
Mini Corporation
Say Weinberg
Red Party
Winona
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
C.P
Dam
Cay Prairie du Chien
Black
Galesville
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Gardner
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
Rome
Italy
US Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Scatrereo Showers
Sacar
Copa
L.a.wagner
Mercury
Bismarck
Boston
Denver
Dubuque
Galveston
Huron - Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knixville
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Tel
Nash-Kelvinator
Chicago Mold P
Tobacco
Nat. Biscuit Hamilton
Anaconda
N.Y. Central
Inter Cellucation
Armour
James
Atch. T
8. F
Penn, R.R
McQuay
Beth. Steel
Pepsi Cola
Tool
Borden
Pure Oil
Minn. Ont. P
Case
Sears Roebuck
Nekoosa
Caterpillar Trac
Sinclair Oil
Chrysler
Southern Pac
Paragon
Cornwith
Edison
Koehring Co
St. Brands
Heileman, Ex
Gen. Motors
United Ds
Goodrich
United Airline
Mass
Inv
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber
Bancorp. Gt
Pid. i
U.S. Steel
Trane Company
Illinois Central
W. Elec. & Mfg
State Power
Woolworth
Cleveland Clift
Nickel
Fox
Allis-Chalmers
Kennecott
Marshall Field
Montgomery Ward
Winona Livestock
Swift & Co
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Colorado
Charles Oliphant
Bureau
Oliphant
Treasury
Bureau Recs
New York Field Office
Sumner Street
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