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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1948

Page

2

Peiping Peace Talks Seen Progressing Amid Chinese Civil War

Reports claim talks between Communist forces and Nationalist commander Fu Tso Yi are underway in Peiping with Chiang Kai-shek weighing a coalition. Red forces push toward Batlyred and Tientsin while U.S. Marines head to Shanghai to protect citizens.

Jonger Peipins Fu Tso-yi Nanking Chiang Peiping Bat Lyred Peiping-Tientsin Th Poti Tien

Wisconsin Power and Light to Add Generating Units

Madison based Wisconsin Power and Light plans new generating units over the next seven years. President Grover Neff said the utility will spend 42 million dollars on the units and other improvements. Installations will be at Beloit Sheboygan and Wisconsin Dells.

Wisconsin Power and Light Co Madison Wis Wisconsin Power and Light Company Grover Neff Beloit Sheboygan Wisconsin Dells

No Changes In Chinese Aid Indicated By Lovett Speech

Washington says U S policy toward China remains unchanged with support for the Nationalist government under Chiang Kai-shek. Lovett stated Congress determines policy and current aid totals 135000 for military and 275 economic, despite Madame Chiang Kai-shek seeking a large increase.

Washington Lovett Chiang Kai-shek China Congress Dent Les Chiang

Weather Outlook: Road Conditions Close to Lynxville

A highway incident left a bus and a semi truck blocking STH 35 two miles south of Lynxville with no injuries to the bus driver William Friesche or five passengers. The van driver reported traveling slowly and unaware of the sliding trailer. Other reports noted ditched cars between Seneca and Prairie du Chien, a cattle truck overturn on STH 8 near La Farge killing two calves, and limited injuries. Sheriff Morris Moon at Viroqua said Highway 14 traffic was largely under control after midnight with no serious accidents.

Lynxville William Friesche Prairie du Chien W. Wylie St. Paul Crawford Thomas M Mt. Sterling Seneca Viroqua Bouda Hill la Farge U. S. Highway 14 Morris Moon Frank Gramlick Waukon Preston Minn Fillmore County Dakota George Fort Darrel Welda Mindoro Robert F. French R. J Onalaska St. Andrew Street Lang Drive Ried Neay Bank George Street Meier South 21St Rose Street Clinton

Hazardous Roads Slow Traffic Across Counties

Skid and slide conditions clogged U S 14 and U S 61 as yes icy lanes prompted multiple incidents. Wilmer Edwards escaped injury when his Sparta to La Crosse trip overturned. Frank Gramlick’s Lane drive semi overturned with cattle unharmed. no serious injuries reported to 11:30 a m. School buses still moving on main highways.

Avert Milwaukee Radio Station Strike

Engineers from WTMJ and radio executives met over wages after a brief threat of a station blackout. Two engineers from radio engineer local 715 left their posts at 5 p m but supervisors remained to negotiate with management to avert disruption.

Milwaukee WTMJ Milwaukee Journal Radio Engineer Local 715 AFL Radio City

City Chest Clinic Set To Meet This Thursday

Monthly chest clinic of the city health department will convene in room 224 of the Vocational School. Appointments are filled with the clinic operating 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 2 p.m. This service is funded by Christmas seal sales.

El Salvador President Ousted In Military Coup

A military coup ousted President Salvador Castaneda Castro of El Salvador after hours of fighting in San Salvador. Castaneda, who sought a two year extension to a six year term, was reportedly resigned and taken to police headquarters. Elections for a constituent assembly were set for Thursday and Friday. The army commanded five divisions and held the city. The coup follows similar actions in Costa Rica, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela. Castaneda had supported Central American federation plans with Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica and aimed for a December meeting of the five nations.

Guatemala Salvador Castaneda Castro el Salvador Tony Costa Rica Paraguay Peru Venezuela Maryland Pacific Nicaragua Castaneda San Salvador National Assembly Constituent Assembly Castenda Col Osmin Agiarre Y. Salinas Honduras

Air Force Guard Merger Proposal Shocks Officials

Defense Secretary Forrestal announced to President Truman a plan to merge air national guard units with the air force reserve, signaling federalization of the air guard. He denied any move to merge the national guard with the army reserve and described steps to reduce duplication while unifying services. Nearby floods have swamped over 400 villages in India's West Punjab.

Washington Defense Forrestal Truman Air National Guard Air Force Reserve Air Guard National Guard Army Reserve Army Gordon Gray India West Punjab

Investigation tightens over alleged Soviet spying on officials

The committee announced a decades long Soviet spying effort aided by American Communists. It cites a civilian employee as a suspect. vows relentless probes to uncover all guilty parties, espionage extent, and Communist involvement while seeking laws to bar disloyal workers.

Mundt Red Underground Chambers America Communist Party

Death in Wis 1872 Man connected to Masonic orders

Obituary notes a man who died February 20 1872 in Wisconsin after living with his sister on North Salem Road. He leaves a daughter Mrs Ray Lemke of Milwaukee and a sister. He belonged to Knights Templar Shrine and Consistory. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at Frontier Lodge No 45 Masonic Temple with Rev Robert D Winter officiating. Calling hours at Dahl funeral home Thursday 7 to 9 pm and Friday noon until services. Burial Oak Grove cemetery.

Wis North Salem Road Ray Lemke Milwaukee Knights Templar, Shrine and Consistory Masonic Temple Frontier Lodge No A. M Robert D

Bombers Gliders Attempt High Altitude Rescue of Nine Airmen

At Westover AFB Massachusetts two bombers towed red tailed gliders in a risky plan to reach nine airmen stranded after a crash 7500 feet up. Seven C-47 crewmen and two B-17 fliers survived the crash and faced extreme cold awaiting rescue. the attempt yesterday left others in a snowbank.

Westover Air Force Base Mass

Driver Enters Innocent Plea

Arthur R. Tostrud 30 of 2015 East Avenue South was arraigned for leaving the scene of an accident. He pleaded innocent and waived reading, with a preliminary hearing set for Monday December 20. Bond set at 250 dollars. Police say he struck 65 year old Anton Edwards at 1st Avenue and Adams Street, causing a fractured leg and injuries, and he was later apprehended.

Arthur R. Tostrud East Avenue South Wit Tostrud Anton Edwards

Brake Cable Snaps On Truck In Barre Icy Slide

At 7:45 a m Wednesday W Curt is Jenkins and R J La Crosse reported a brake cable snapped on county trunk O near the juncture with trunk B in Barre. The truck slid 150 feet backward then veered off the left and tipped onto its right side. Jenkins was unhurt though the vehicle suffered front right fender grill and frame damage.

W. Curtis Jenkins

Real Estate Transfers in La Crosse Area Daily Records

A series of real estate transfers across Barre Sheller Campbell Sheiby Shelby West Salem Sunshine Gardens and West Salem. Listings include Joseph W and Margaret Clark to Grant Thrune Oscar and Edith Jacobson to Fred and Rose Netwalrty Clarence W Pape to Richard and Mabel Michel Milo G and Delenor Pohl to Roland and Katherine Rodell Clara M Doherty to John Ward Leonard and Eleanor Grosskopf to Max and Emma Smith Tillman Felber Iding Co to Franklin Sutcliffe and Charlene Enkler Beatrice DeLacey and Edward DeLacey to Ole and Christine Olson Ray J and Hilma Derne to Van and Elsie Konsela Irving H and Anna Peck to George D and Inga Kathan G Storandt to Pred Hemker

la Crosse Joseph W Margaret Clark Grant H. Thrune Barre Oscar Edith C. Jacobson Fred Rose Netwalrty Sheller Clarence W. Pape Richard J Mabel V. Michel West Avenue Travis Street Milo G Delenor Pohl Roland F Katherine D. Rodell Campbell Clara M. Doherty John D. Ward Sheiby Leonard Eleanor Grosskopf Sunshine Gardens Shelby Irving H Anna G. Peck George D Inga Kathan 20Th Jackson Streets Sophia Storandt Pred H. Hemker West Salem

Wisconsin Bar Board charges McCarthy with ethics violation

The Wisconsin Board of Bar Commissioners filed a complaint alleging that Senator McCarthy while circuit judge ran for U S senator and campaigned actively, violating ethics canons. The board seeks an answer and possible discipline by the state supreme court. Miles McMillin had earlier criticized McCarthy for rating others. The case recalls past decisions upholding McCarthy’s eligibility to run.

Supreme Court McCarthy U. S American Bar Association State Bar Association of Wisconsin Oath State Supreme Court Harland Rogers Portage E. J. Dempsey Oshkosh R. T. Reinholdt Stevens Point W. T. Doar New Richmond George A. Affeldt Milwaukee Robert M. LaFolletter Wisconsin Circuit High Court Congress Miles McMillin Capital Times Madison Board of Bar Commissioners McMillin

Wisconsin group approves price hike for sports licenses

Conservation Director Ernest Swift said the commission tentatively approved higher fees for hunting and fishing licenses. Small game licenses would rise to 2.00, big game licenses to 2.50, and non resident licenses including fishing and family tags would increase. A deer bear permit plan was outlined with state legislature to draft the bill. The trout stamp proposal was rejected.

Madison Wis Ernest Swift Wera Swift State Conservation Congress

Inca City of Cuzco Invaded by Pizarro Forces

Cuzco, then capital of the Inca Empire in Peru, housed about 200000 residents when Francisco Pizarro and his men arrived to invade the city, marking a pivotal moment in the conquest.

Cuzco Peru Francisco Pizarro

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