Carston Drowns After Car Breaks Ice on Black River
Casper J. Carston, 51, a car inspector for the CB&Q, and his dog drowned when his car went through the ice on Black River off Cunningham street. Open water, rescue crew recover body at 4:27 pm, officials deeming death accidental. Survived by wife and siblings. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Black River
Cunningham Street
Casper J. Carston
Onalaska Avenue
C. B. and Q., Railroad
George D. Reay
Carston
Anneth Bright
Loomis Street
Robert Smith
Ronald Page
Roger Schmuck
George Street
North Side
Burlington Railroad
Roy Sampson
Hopre
Andrew
Corona
S. D
William
Minneapolis
Charles
Oregon
Louis Baker
Cushing
Wis
Guy Alexander
Narcotics Roundup Targets Chicago Drug Network
Federal narcotics agents and Chicago police staged a citywide operation arresting at least 26 indicted drug suspects. The crackdown, led by Robert W. Artis, yielded more than 60 ounces of narcotics valued around 25000 with 50 agents and police searching numerous drug haunts.
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Chicago
John P. Barnes
Robert W. Artis
Artis
Dry Friday proves a water-saving success in New York
New York officials hailed Dry Friday as a water saving success with eight million residents trimmed daily consumption. Estimates show about 90 million gallons remaining in reservoirs after 17 hours of the 24 hour period, contributing to a total cut of 173 million gallons since the shortage began two weeks ago.
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New York
CIO Split Widens as Six Unions Are Dropped
The CIO expelled six unions suspected of leftist ties for non payment of 10 cent per member dues. Union officials deny the charge saying delays reflect strike costs. The action removes their seats on the CIO executive board and access to benefits while two other unions were already ousted.
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Washington
CIO
Louis Goldblatt
Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaii
Cleveland
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
United Office and Professional Workers
James H. Durkin
United Public Workers
Abram Flaxer
Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers
John Tisa
John Clark
United Furniture Workers
Morris Pizer
Pizer
American Communications Association
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Fishermen and Allied Workers
Fur and
United Electrical Workers
International Union of Electric Workers
IUE
U S Steel Welcomes Price Increase Theft? Wait
U S Steel raises prices by about four dollars a ton and backs it with claims of rising costs The move draws praise from Senator O Mahoney who chairs the congressional committee and signals a probe after Christmas Other steel firms like Youngstown Sheet Tube and National Supply join the price hike citing higher material labor and services costs
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U. S. Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
O‘mahoney
D-Wye
Fairless
O'Mahoney
Youngstown Sheet Tube Company
Youngstown
Big Steel
National Supply Company
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Clio-United Steelworkers
Believe Operators Will Make Payments To Coal Royalty Fund
Pittsburgh report says most soft coal operators are expected to remit the 20 cent per ton royalty next week to the United Mine Workers health and welfare fund. Western Pennsylvania operators favor payment, despite a contract expired June 30. A new contract seeks 35 cents per ton and miners' daily wage of 15 dollars from 14.05.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers’ Health and Welfare Fund
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Western Pennsylvania
Lewis
Soekarno Inaugurated President of United Indonesia
Soekarno, the Indonesian republic’s first citizen, was inaugurated as president of the embryonic United States of Indonesia. The ceremony took place Saturday in the palace of the sultan of Jogjakarta, with a colorful swearing in as the East Indies islands edge toward Dutch departure.
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Jogjakarta
Java
Soekarno
United States of Indonesia
East Indies Islands
Shift Jurisdiction Over Sparta Delinquents To Juvenile Court
Sparta Wisconsin officials agree to transfer youths from the Wisconsin Child Center in Sparta to Monroe County Juvenile Court for cases of theft and delinquency. Judge Lambert Hansen will handle these youths, as concerns rise over repeat breakins linked to center residents and limited alternatives for under twelve offenders.
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Sparta Child Center
Monroe County Juvenile Court
Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin Child Center
Monroe County
Lambert Hansen
C. E. Lehman
Waukesha
School For Girls
Oregon
Kostov Confession Reported On Bulgarian Treason Trial
Sofia reports that former deputy premier Traicho Kostov allegedly confessed to treason before his execution for plot to align Bulgaria with Yugoslavia. The trial, held amid election tensions, linked Kostov and 10 others to a British American conspiracy while authorities vow further purges.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Traicho Kostov
Kostov
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
National Assembly
Fatherland Front
Vassil Kolarov
Kolarov
London
Washington
Otechestven Front
Rostov
Company Ordered To Stop Discharging Wastes Into Water
The Wisconsin state water pollution committee ordered Stock-Gro Inc to stop releasing wastes into Mayville sewer and Rock River by Sunny. Investigations found discharges from processing operations overloaded the sewer plant and polluted the river harming fish life. The panel had urged alternate waste disposal methods on two prior dates.
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Madison
Wis
State Committee On
Stock-Gro, Inc
Mayville City
Rock River
Sunny
French Ex-Consulate Worker Admits Spying in Poland
Basil Brousikow a former French consulate employee testified at a Wroclaw military court that he guilty of spying and assisted in obtaining samples he believes were uranium for the French embassy in Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Poland
Basil Brousikow
Wroclaw
Series Of Plane Disasters Claims Toll Of 24 Lives
A string of plane crashes across Mexico and the western U S left 24 dead with another aircraft reported missing. The DC-3 from Mexico City to Merida carried 17 aboard. A U S Mexico Arto sa DC-3 collided on takeoff in Mexico City injuring one. A Chilean military plane fell near Tapachula with no fatalities. Six servicemen died when a B-29 hit a windmill near Roswell New Mexico. seven crew died. A Flying Boxcar landed safely at Reno after parachuting six servicemen. A remote small plane was feared down in northern California Oregon while a BT-13 flight was missing from Pullman to Klamath Falls. A 75-person search party scoured Fall River area for the wreck.
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Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Merida
Jalapa
Veracruz
Chiconquaico
C.C. LaFleur
Louisiana
U. S.-Mexico
Tapachula
California
Oregon
Fall River Mills
Calif
CAA
Pullman
Wash
Klamath Falls
Ore
Wes
Fall River
Lie tests negative in Madison river death case
Police say lie detector tests on three persons tied to the disappearance and death of Max Hobert 69 former bartender found in Yahara River proved negative. Dr. Lester McGary autopsy inconclusive awaiting further tests.
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Madison
Wis
Max Hobert
Yahara
Bruce Weatherly
Hubert
Weatherly
J. H. Mathews
University of Wisconsin Department of Chemistry
Lester McGary
Hobert
Philip Oakey
Oakey
Robert Arthur
Arthur
David B. Atwood
States Attorney's Home Bombed in Peoria
A bomb damaged the home of Michael A. Shore Peoria county state's attorney Friday night breaking windows and creating a hole in a wall. Shore and a maid were inside but unharmed and Shore suggested the blast could be retaliation for his crackdown on lawlessness in the countryside.
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Peoria, II
Michael A. Shore
Peoria County
Shore
Weather forecast for La Crosse area tonight and Sunday
Occasional light snow and colder tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 24 degrees, high Sunday near 30 degrees.
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la Crosse
New City Plat Gains Approval in La Crosse Meeting
The city plan commission approved a new plat south of the Verchota addition containing 108 lots bounded by Weston street 21st place Losey and Ward boulevards. A section of the plat is set aside for rental and multiple dwelling housing to aid low income families. The commission also recommended rezoning 2022 State road to local business to allow an automobile accessories store. Attendees included Mayor Henry J. Ahrens and Rev. Msgr. A. N. Schuh.
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Verchota
City Plan Commission
Weston Street
21St Place
Losey
Ward
A. N. Schuh
la Crosse
State Road
Henry J. Ahrens
Barth
Rev. Schuh
Quincy Hale
Joel Stokke
T. H. Brindley
Harold Beg
Carl Michel
John Freisinger
Howard Dahl
Western Europe aims to revive free trade ties
Paris reports plans approved Friday night to unshackle trade among western European countries, signaling a push toward renewed economic integration and reduced barriers across the region.
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Paris
Wagner Cleared of Erdman Olson Slaying Link
Theodore E. Wagner, 46, Fargo N D, was absolved from any connection with the 1926 Clara Olson murder after lie detector tests at the state crime laboratory. Dozens of witnesses, including Erdman Olson’s mother, testified Wagner resembles Erdman but many said he does not. Wagner left Prairie du Chien for Fargo after being cleared.
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Madison
Wis
Theodore E. Wagner
Fargo
N D
Clara Olson
Crawford County Sheriff's Department
Wagner
State Crime Laboratory
Erdman Olson
Viroqua
Olson
Ulysses Day
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Day
Helen Day
N. D
Crawford County
J. Edward Dolan
Dolan
Erdman
Albert
Anna) Olson
Arvid
la Crosse Tribune
Harry Larsson
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Mao
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Nikolai Aoe
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Michael A. Menshikov
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Georgi M. Malenkov
Andrei Y. Vishnn
U. S. Steel Corporation
W. J. Gleiss
Franklin King
Bulgar
William N. Oatis
Suzanne Bish
Pico
Paul Bish
American Legion
Suzanne
NEA
The
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Rising Si Sun
Erickson Bakery
Coulee Region
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