Vishinsky Says American Actions Lead To World War
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky told the United Nations that American intervention in Korea is the crux of a third world war and must be halted to avert it. He opposed efforts to rush debate on China Korea issues and urged continued discussion of Russia’s charges of American aggression against Formosa.
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Max Harrelson
Russia
Andrei
Vishinsky
United Nations
Korea
General Assembly
Faris E Khoury
Syria
America
Jean Chaivel
Formosa
France
Peiping
38Th Parallel
U.S
CUN
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Security Council
Urges Local Defense Plans Be Speeded Up
CHICAGO A defense office official Thursday advised state governments to waste no time preparing local defense plans. James T. Wadsworth, acting deputy administrator of the federal civil defense office, addressed the 10th general assembly of the states at a meeting sponsored by the Council of State Governments. He warned of the grave turn in the international situation and urged immediate action by state legislators and officials.
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Chicago
James T. Wadsworth
Federal Civil Defense Office
10Th General Assembly of the States
Council of State Governments
Wadsworth
Drivers Asked To Stay Off Clogged Streets
Street department urged motorists to avoid major congestion on Rose Caledonia George and Gillette streets as four main routes are cleared of snow during Thursday evening and early Friday morning.
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Eon Rose
Caledonia
George
Gillette
Etna Forces Evacuation Of Two Villages
Eruptions from Mount Etna forced evacuation of Renazzo and Milo as lava streams descended the slopes. Explosions rattled the region while scientists reported multiple craters belching molten rock and ash. Lava moved at up to five miles per hour, with flames and rocks reaching high into the air.
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Renazzo
Milo
BDO
Local Weather for La Crosse and vicinity
Occasional light snow tonight and Friday with moderate temperatures. Low tonight near 90, high Friday.
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la Crosse
Blood drive urged as military needs rise in December
Defense calls to double Red Cross blood collections this December to stockpile plasma for military use. La Crosse county residents urged to register for Madison regional bloodmobile visits on Wednesday and Thursday next week. Donors may register at Red Cross center room 104 federal building.
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Defense Department
American Red Cross
la Crosse County
Li Cros County
Madison
Allis-Chalmers
Red Cross Blood Center
Federal Building
Red Cross
Complete Picture Of TC Finance Campaign For La Crosse State Football
The fund raising plan to defray La Crosse State football expenses includes a Capital Airlines 60 seat charter. Forty five seats go to the squad coaches and officials leaving 15 seats open to the public at 100 dollars each. Five seats have already been sold. If the remaining ten seats sell the total from this source could reach 1300. The charter price is 5707385 with 3500 allowed by the board and 1300 from extra seats leaving about 7000 needed. Several hundred already pledged via public subscription. total target about 1000 with 300 left to raise. The plan hinges on selling all extra seats. the campaign ends when 1000 is reached.
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la Crosse State
Tampa
Capital Airlines
Tve
Teachers College
Bow
la Crosse
GOP To Vote On Demanding Acheson Quit
Republican senate leaders agreed to let all GOP senators vote on a formal demand for Secretary of State Acheson’s resignation. The plan follows setbacks in Korea and aims to unify party stance while President Truman resists removal.
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GOP
Acheson
Oliver W. DE Wolf
Washington
Senate
State Acheson
Taft
R-Ohia
Republica
Truman
Achesen
Asia
Europe
United Nations
Korea
Ives
War Casualties Rise By 1 414
Washington report shows American Korea casualties at 32 442, up 1 414 week. Breakdown by service lists 5 616 deaths, 27 940 Army, 3 907 Marine, 335 Navy, 260 Air Force casualties. Missing and POW figures detailed.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
U. S
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Blockade discussed in Truman Attlee Korea talks
Washington reports say Truman and Attlee weighed a blockade of the Red China coast if UN forces fall in Korea as a possible response to Chinese aggression. They also eyed peace moves, with Attlee cautious but willing to discuss, and set plans for Western European rearmament led by Eisenhower.
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Washington
Press Truman
Attee
Red China
United Nations
Nvs
Korea
Acheson
Attlee
Truman
United
Defense Ministry
Europe
Hiss Conviction Upheld by U S Court of Appeals
Alger Hiss former state department official had perjury convicted and upheld by the U S circuit court of appeals. Judges Chase Hand and Swan affirmed the five year sentence after chambers testimony and the hollowed pumpkin papers tied to the spy ring case.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Court of Appeals
Harrie B. Chase
Augustus Hand
Thomas B. Swan
Chambers
Maryland
Winter Soo canal shutdown delayed this year
Sault Ste. Marie Mich the Soo canal winter shutdown begins 15 to 20 days later than usual as 23 8 million gallons of water were pumped out for the Poe lock in 446 hours three other locks will be drained and the MacArthur lock the canal's biggest will be emptied within a week as engineers plan the process
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Great Lakes
Soo
Poe
Lakes Superior
Huron
E. Auney
MacArthur
Cold Wave Hits South After Skipping City
The cold wave moved south from the Dakotas affecting La Crosse and northern Wisconsin with light snows and near freezing temps. A. D. Sanial forecast scattered snow through Friday with high 36 and low 30, while totals reached seven inches in the ground overnight and more in southern counties. Traffic was warned to drive cautiously as icy, wet snow covered roads across the upper Mississippi valley.
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Galveston
Tex
la Crosse
Dakotas
Kansas
Alabama
A. D. Sanial
Sanial
Upper
Mississippi Valley
la Crosse Division
Stsle Highway Commission
Vernon
Monroe
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Minnesota
AAA
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ames
Wweeld
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Hull Urges Aggressive Vigilance On Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Cordell Hull, veteran statesman and UN founder, calls for Americans to be much more aggressively vigilant on the ninth anniversary of Pearl Harbor. He speaks of preserving liberty and the UN as the best hope for a peaceful world in a Nashville Tennessean interview.
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Hull
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Cordell Hull
United Nations
Bull
Nashville Tennesseean
World Hasn’t Come Far In Quest Of Peace Since Pearl Harbor Day
Nine years after the Pearl Harbor attack the United States reflects on world peace prospects. The article notes UN creation, ongoing conflicts in Korea Indo China and Malaya, and the vast military buildup of the U S and allies. It warns that a future general war could place American cities at risk.
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Pearl Harbor
Washington
United States
America
United Natons
Pati
Indochina
Malaya
Russia
West
U.S
Pearl Harbors
Eighth Army Halts Retreat as Chinese Forces Press
Allied forces establish a defense line 25 miles south of Pyongyang, stretching 70 miles inland in northwest Korea as U S and allied troops confront a large Chinese Red expeditionary force. Marines and doughboys fight through blizzards near Changjin reservoir while Wonsan Hungnam emerges as main northeast escape route.
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Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Sibyon
Hungham
Wonsan
Changjin Reservoir
Tokyo
Korea
Manchuria
Walton B. Walker
U. S
Changjin
Natons
U.S
Hambhung
Hungnam
10Th Corps
Seoul
Korean Republic
MacArthur
Chinnampg
Kaksan
Bad Weather Clamps Down Across U S This Week
A heavy weather front dumps snow rain and cold over large U S areas. Snow covers much of the Midwest while Duluth reports 10 to 12 inches. West of the Mississippi temperatures fall below zero and arctic air chills Fayetteville and Kentucky.
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Ohio
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