Dulles Sets Early Talks With Acheson Lovett And Others
Washington reports Secretary of State designate John Foster Dulles begins a round of conferences with Acheson Lovett and others to map policy. He will review Korea Indochina Iran Berlin France and Latin America as major issues while transition moves proceed.
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David Bruce
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Humphrey, Snyder
Grand Jury and State Department Clash on U N Loyalty Issue
A federal grand jury and the State Department clash over how much the department helps uncover Reds among United Nations staff. The jury accuses the department of clearing disloyal officials and pressuring to withhold names, while the department says it can only flag suspected Communists and has no authority over U N personnel. The case, linked to Senate Internal Security panel inquiries, urges a new jury panel to continue the watch.
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United Nations
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Adlai Stevenson Meets With Truman in White House
Adlai Stevenson and Harry S. Truman hold two day talks at the White House to review the Democratic Party's past and plan its future after the 1952 election landslide. The meeting aims to define Stevenson's role, with Mitchell remaining party chairman and pledging continued national outreach.
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Illinois
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Pertzsch to Build Concrete Highway Section in Onalaska
A $149 354 contract for concrete surfacing of 71 miles of new Highway 53 between northern La Crosse and south of the North Western tracks in Onalaska was signed by Gov. Kohler. I H Pertzsch Construction Co of Onalaska to start in spring. Eight improvement contracts totaling $837 373 signed, including Appleton–Highway 41 realignment and work in Dunn Oneida St Croix Pierce and Columbia counties.
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North Western Railroad
Onalaska
Walter Kohler
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State Highway Commission
Burlington Railroad
Onalaska Pickle and Canning Company
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Associated Press
Appleton
U.S. Highway 41
Dunn
Oneida
St. Croix
Pierce
Columbia
GOP Congress To Continue Probe Of Tax Scandals
Rep Kean says Republican leaders assure continuation of the House tax scandal probe by the GOP controlled Congress. Kean to succeed Rep King as chairman of the Ways and Means subcommittee investigating the Internal Revenue Service after two years. The present panel signaled it would drop further probes this year and leave future investigations to the incoming Republican majority.
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Kean
R-Nj
Congress
Rep. King
D-Calif
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue
Baby Contest Ends in La Crosse Merchants Vote
The Community Popular Baby Election closes at 9 p.m. with many turning in final baby votes for their preferred candidates. The Tribune will announce the 300 winners next Sunday and award ceremonies are set for Monday.
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Tribune
Monay
First televised birth captures Gordon Kerr at Colorado General
A Caesarean birth broadcast nationally from Colorado General Hospital shows Gordon Campbell Kerr weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces. His mother Lillian Kerr and father John Kerr watch as doctors perform a one minute surgery and care for the premature newborn on air. The telecast, sponsored by Smith Kline and French with the American Medical Association, marks a historic TV birth event.
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Lillian Kerr
John R. Kerr
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University of Colorado Medical School
Smith, Kline and French
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Wishful Thinking 2000 Students StormUW Ticket Office
More than 2000 UW students stormed the ticket office but only 652 bought Rose Bowl tickets for January 1 in Pasadena. Business manager Aspinwall noted the rush, while many plan travel and fundraisers to send the Badger band, with rail specials and prices cited.
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University of Wisconsin
William Aspinwall
Wisconsin
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Pasadena
Jacqueline Bathey
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West Coast
Weather forecast for sleet and freezing drizzle hits region
Meteorologist A D Sanial predicts overnight sleet and occasional snow flurries with freezing drizzle into Thursday. Temperatures hover 28 to 36 degrees as light snow moves through the Superior Duluth area with widespread precipitation possible across Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby states.
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Duluth
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Iowa
Marine Dies In Crash Near Kenosha
Pfc. James J. Carey 19 of Brooklyn N Y a Marine at Great Lakes was killed when the car he rode in struck a tree on Highway 41 three others in the car were treated for minor injuries and released
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James J. Carey
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N. Y
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Highway 41
Love Affair Related By Mrs Flaten In La Crosse Trial
Mrs. Orvella Flaten testified in a circuit court murder trial about a long affair with Donald Colburn. She said Colburn taunted husband Oscar Flaten and warned him to stay away, while Colburn sought wealth and a life in California. She described pregnancy talk and a dreamlike period before the May shooting at the OK Tavern.
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California
Council Takes Action Tonight On 53 Budget
The Common Council will adopt the 1953 city budget in an adjourned 7 30 p m meeting with a public hearing moved to 7 p m The tentative mill rate near 4 4 mills is about 12 000 from the original budget and last minute changes are expected likely keeping the rate above 43 mills.
Beloit Man Leonard Hagen slain with two bullet wounds
Beloit police found Leonard H. Hagen dead in his home with a bullet hole in the chest and another in the back after a frantic ambulance call from an unidentified woman. A Beloit man and his wife were being held for questioning. The call came around 9 p.m. and the body was found minutes later.
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Executions of 11 Czechoslovak Communist leaders announced
Prague Radio reports that Rudolf Slansky and ten other Czechoslovak Communist leaders were executed after a purge trial. The group, deemed traitors for a Zionist Trotskyite plot to overthrow the pro Moscow government, included Waldo Clementis and Bedrich Geminder among others, while three defendants received life terms.
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Slansky
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Bedrich Geminder
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Otto Sling
Ludvik Frejka
State Economic Commission
Bedrich Reicin
Otto Fischl
Rudolf Margolius
Andre Simone
Rude ‘Pravo
Josef Frank
Karel Svab
Arthur London
Vavro Hajdu
Evzen Loebl
Loebl
Clementis
Frank
Svab
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Weather Outlook for La Crosse and Vicinity
Cloudy with occasional snow tonight and Thursday. Brief sleet or freezing drizzle possible this evening. No major temperature change. Low tonight around 28, high Thursday about 36.
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India’s Korean peace plan heads to UN vote
The Indian proposal for a four power commission and a fifth power umpire to supervise prisoner repatriation in Korea moves to final General Assembly approval today. Delegates expect an overwhelming endorsement despite Soviet bloc opposition and a Chinese abstention.
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Korea
U. N. General Assembly
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U. N
Taft sparring with Eisenhower over Durkin pick could split Congress
Sen. Robert Taft assailed Eisenhower's choice of Martin Durkin as labor secretary and warned of a possible clash with the President-elect. Observers note Taft aims to defend Taft Hartley principles while weighing a bid for Senate majority leadership. The dispute signals potential friction in early Eisenhower policy plans and party unity debates.
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Trueman
Ohio
Martin P. Durkin
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Truman
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Lowest Deer Kill Since 1937 in Wisconsin
Wisconsin deer harvest for the year is estimated between 15 000 and 25 000, the lowest since 1937. Hunters totaled 129 200 last year with about a 10 percent success rate. Unfavorable weather and reduced hunting days kept many from the fields.
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State Conservation Department
Wisconsin
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