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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1945

Page

2

Indian agricultural adviser visits La Crosse to study U.S. farming

D R Sethi, India’s agricultural adviser, toured Grandad Bluff soil stations and local farms, met with Nagindas Patel of Pashabhai Patel and Co and Allis-Chalmers reps, and outlined India’s plan to boost farm output with heavier machinery and a wider village extension program. He travels next to Peoria then west, before a UK return.

India D. R. Sethi la Crosse Company Sethi United States Government of India America Grandad Bluff Washington, D. C Detroit Springfield Milwaukee la Crosse Peoria California Washington New Mexico United Kingdom Scotland Indian Civil Service Tribune Allis-Chalmers Nagindas Patel Bombay Norman C. Davidson Herbert Bott Milwauke

Truman pressures Chiang Kai-shek as China moves toward unity

President Truman outlined steps to end internal strife in China and evacuate Japanese troops. He urged a national conference of major political groups to form a unified government while preserving U S non intervention in internal affairs and stressing China’s duty to the United Nations to curb armed conflict.

Marshall Patrick J. Hurley China Truman Chiang Kai-shek Hurley United States White House U. N United Nations

Chile Stretching Narrow Across South America

Chile measures about 2,660 miles in length with an average width near 110 miles, forming a long slim country along the western edge of South America.

Chile

Fugitive Alfred Cline Faces Dallas Murder Charge

Alfred Leonard Cline, 56, charged in Dallas with murder, stood mute at his San Francisco arraignment on being a fugitive from justice. His attorney sought a week for decision on extradi tion to Texas as Cline faces murder and forgery complaints. Police linking deaths of four elderly women to Cline, with estates totaling over 300000, and possible cremations across multiple states.

San Francisco Alfred Leonard Cline Dallas J. W. Ehrlich Ehrlich Cline Texas Eva Delora Krebs Chicago Carpenter Bloomington Ind Macon Alma Willa Carter Krebs Cline Isabel van Natta Portland Ore Krebs Jacksonville Fla Elizabeth Hannah Klein Brown Elizabeth Hunt Lewis Oakland Calif

Christmas in La Crosse a citywide carol concert series

Singing groups from Longfellow Junior High Central High St Joseph Cathedral St Pauls Lutheran Aquinas junior and senior students join a citywide Christmas concert. Harold Youngberg Harmer Root Sr M Agnes Clare and Mrs Mars A Dale lead choirs in carols and Mass hymns. Citizens urged to attend with family to share Christmas spirit.

Longfellow Junior High School la Crosse Civic Harold Youngberg Central High School Harmer Root Rott St. Joseph Mars A. Dale St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Choir Aquinas Senor Sr. M. Agnes Clare Jaycees Nittee

Navy reports encounter with darkened ship near Pearl Harbor raid

The cruiser Boise sighted a darkened vessel on Nov 2 and again on Nov 28 1941 while escorting merchant ships to the Philippines. The navy said no Atago class cruiser joined the Pearl Harbor raid and that the Boise’s closest approach to the raiding force was about 1,400 miles.

Philippines Navy Pearl Harbor

Woman admits kidnap hoax and seeks truth at hospital

Mrs. Carlan told reporters she deeply regretted the kidnapping ruse linking her to a Boston psychopathic hospital. She said fear of losing her husband and concern for her child drove the deception, insisting she never harmed the baby as she left the police station. She thanked Police Chief Charles M. Finn for understanding.

Psychopathic Hospital Boston Psychopathic Hospital

U N Secrecy Motion Falls Narrowly in General Assembly

Secretary Stevenson for the United States opposed a secret ballot on a UN matter, arguing secrecy undercuts openness. The vote on the secrecy motion failed 26 to 24 amid abstentions from Colombia, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Newland, Syria and the United States.

South Africa United Kingdom Colombia Ecuador Ethiopia Newland Syria United States Stevenson Edward R. Stettinius U. S United Nations Organization Britain France United Nations

Doctor Receives Siren From Oban Council

Group Captain H. Ross Tilley, a Canadian doctor at a hospital in East Grinstead, vows not to forget the air raid siren named Ulysses, which sounded warnings during the war, now presented to him painted with Oban’s crest and motto. The siren weighs 300 pounds.

H. Ross Tilley East Grinstead England Ulysses Oban Council

New Rehabilitation Methods Planned For Sightless Vets

Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley announces WWII blind veterans programs will expand to 505 WWI blind veterans in VA facilities. Army centers teach Braille reading, sound-based navigation, tools and recreation. 680 WWII blind veterans have been discharged, with many others in training. VA plan keeps nine blind instructors to aid age 50 plus WWI veterans in centers in Dayton Bronx Tuskegee Bath Bay Pines Kecoughtan Los Angeles Mountain Home Wood.

Washington Paul R. Hawley Veterans Administration Army Old Farms Convalescent Hospital Avon, Conn Georget Hackenburg Pennsylvania State Council For the Blind Dayton, O Bronx N. Y Tuskegee Ala Bath Bay Pines Fla Kecoughtan Los Angeles Calif Mountain Home Tenn Wood, Wis

Seed flax fuels U S cigarette paper fiber supply

Seed flax, grown mainly in Minnesota and the Dakotas, provides all fiber for cigarette papers produced in the United States.

Minnesota Dakotas United States

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