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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1952

Page

3

U S Refrigerator Ship Grounded and Broken Near Leghorn

The 2460 ton Grommet Reefer ran aground off Leghorn as high seas tore it in two. Civilians on board the stern remained ashore after attempts to rescue 40 crew members were halted by heavy surf and winds. The cargo included 176 tons of perishable foods and seven tons of turkey dinners for U S forces in Austria.

Leghorn Italy U.S. Navy U. S. Army Navy Army U. S Austria Laukant Mediterranean

Paralyzed Veiled Boy Improves After Brain Surgery

An eleven year old Illinois boy, Carl Joslin, paralyzed and voiceless for eight months, shows early signs of improvement after a four hour brain operation at New York University Medical Center. Surgeons removed a large blood clot from the left brain, reducing pressure and potential recovery of movement and speech. Carl, son of coal miner Ed ward Joslin of St John, was brought to the hospital with help from the United Mine Workers Welfare Fund after a fall from a moving truck last April.

New York Illinois University Hospital Carl Joslin Carl Edward Joslin St. John United Mine Workers Welfare Fund New York University Medical Center

Franklin Drawn Gulf Stream Chart First Of Its Kind

Historical note attributes to Benjamin Franklin the creation of an early chart estimating the Gulf Stream’s approximate location. The map marked a notable step in understanding ocean currents and Atlantic navigation. Franklin’s work influenced later oceanographic studies and shipping routes.

Benjamin Franklin Gulf Stream

New GI Bill helps Korean veterans enter college

Maj Thomas M Nial explains the new GI Bill for Korean veterans. Veterans Offices issue an Education and Training application with five sections. After scoring suitability the VA approves and issues a Certificate for Education and Training, enabling college enrollment at VA approved schools.

Veterans Administration Red Cross Congress

Jellied Tomato Salad Makes a Flavorful Texture Contrast

Jellied tomato salad pairs with cheese souffle, shrimp, fish, or roast beef. Spiced tomato juice with grated onion lemon juice and pepper flavors the aspic while finely diced celery provides texture contrast.

McKay Plans Oregon Governor Exit Amid Interior Cabinet Move

Oregon Governor Douglas McKay returned from conferences with Dwight Eisenhower aboard the Helena and said he will resign this week to join Eisenhower's cabinet as secretary of the interior. He predicted staffing shifts, naming Reclamation Commissioner Michael Straus as slated for firing, and indicated new appointees would align with the new administration.

Portland Ore Douglas McKay Helena Dwight Eisenhower Oregon McKay Washington, D. C Eisenhower mid-Pacific Edwards Air Force Base Calif Interior Department Reclamation Michael Straus Columbia River

Nations Urged To Repatriation In Korea War

In Geneva the League of Red Cross societies executive committee urged immediate repatriation of sick and wounded POWs by both sides in Korea. Only Soviet and Communist Chinese Red Crosss voted against the measure proposed by Countess lof Limerick. Wu Yun Fu warned that cessation of hostilities hinges on UN agreement to repatriation.

Geneva Switzerland League of Red Cross Societies Red Cross Soviet Union China Lof Limerick Korea Wu Yun-Fu United Nations

Belfast Stone Masons Face Shortage In Belfast Industry

Jim Jamison a leading Belfast stone merchant says boys avoid stone masonry as too hard preferring soft white collar work. Kim now employs 10 stone cutters and could use 20 more with two years of work waiting to be finished.

Jim Jamison Belfast Northern Ireland Jim Kim

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