Clear Air For Big 3 Meeting on Poland Policy
The United States prepared a declaration on Poland tying to accept a frontier based on the Curzon line, hinting at a peaceful settlement after Polish gains. Britain and the United States pursued diplomacy with the Lublin government in opposition to Moscow while hoping for a united Allied stance before Stalin and Roosevelt meet.
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Poland
AP World
Washington
Roosevelt-Churchill-Stalin
United States
Russia
London
Lublin
United
Britain
Stalin
Press Roosevelt
Ime
Richard K. Law
Secreary
Stettinius
Listening Post Legion News and Christmas Gatherings
Local post notes December events including New Year’s Eve and auxiliary parties. Membership stands at five with cards mailed. adjutant contact for missing cards. Reports on a movie machine purchase for the hall and pensions reforms. service officer assists with forms. India has plentiful shoes and silks while England offers half price restaurant meals for pensioners.
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Jons
Roosevelt
Russell Sieger
Robert Spika
P. G
Vocational Symphony Orchestra Delivers Real Musical Treat
The Vocational Symphony Orchestra drew a smaller crowd due to weather and competing events but impressed with refined tone and balance. Alf Modahl first clarinet delivered a brilliant Verdi paraphrase while the ensemble displayed growing cohesion, rich strings, and confident woodwinds throughout Brahms, Dvorak, and Gliere selections. The conductor Elder guided a lively program with strong finishes and high school age players gaining valuable experience.
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la Crosse Vocational Symphony Orchestra
Orpheus
Smetana
Alf Modahl
Bassi
Cheating Death as Smoke and Fire Sweep Over Fool
A dramatic scene describes seething smoke and flames engulfing an area labeled the Fool as cracks and intense heat accompany the blaze. Authorities battle the fire while onlookers observe the rapidly spreading danger and potential casualties.
Smokers in Eire Contribute Large Tax Revenues
In the last fiscal year income taxes raised 46 million dollars while tobacco taxes brought in nearly 37 million dollars. The figures show smokers contribute substantially to government revenue alongside income taxpayers.
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Eire
Hungry Goat Tries Escape From Evanston City Pound
In Evanston Illinois a stray billy goat captured by city dog warden John Borre was placed in a private cell but escaped then joined the dogs and ate all their rations before being locked in a stronger iron barred cell. The report notes progress in making power alcohol from wheat in Australia.
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Evanston
Ill
John Borre
Borre
Barre
Wisconsin war fund hits 92 percent quota reached
Madison Wis 4 The Wisconsin war fund drive shows 92 percent of its statewide quota. Frank A Ross president of the state fund organization said Brown County became the 45th county to exceed its campaign target.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin War Fund
Frank A. Ross
State Fund Organization
Ross
Brown County
Ox killed in South Africa had eaten metal and more
An ox in South Africa died after eating iron bicycle parts metal wire stones and a key from a farm area authorities reported the animal ingested dangerous objects leading to fatal digestion issues.
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South Africa
La Crosse Tri Youth 15 Shot Accidentally While Hunting
Donald Scheck, 15, of Stoddard Wis was accidentally shot in the leg and hand Saturday while hunting near Oak Ridge school. He was treated at La Crosse hospital after walking to a nearby farm home and being transported by Dr. Richter. He attends Lansing High School and has a twin sister Doris in La Crosse.
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TYE LA Crosse
TRI
Stoddard
Wis
Donald
Carl Scheck
Duchess of Kent Visits Horden Colliery in Durham
The Duchess of Kent toured Britain's largest coal mine at Horden colliery in Durham, entering the underground workings with overalls and a pit cap. She surfaced grime faced and called the experience frightfully interesting.
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Duchess of Kent
Britain
Horden
Durham
England
Chamber of Commerce to Meet Legislature Wednesday Evening
The La Crosse Chamber of Commerce legislative committee will hold a dinner meeting at Hotel Stoddard Tuesday night with Senator Rudolph Schlabach and Assemblymen Edward Krause and Ernest Storandt. The goal is to discuss bills for the next session and improve contact with lawmakers.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Schlabach
New Zealand Lifts All Restrictions on Knitted Outerwear
New Zealand ends all rules restricting the manufacture of women's knitted outerwear. The change removes licensing and production limits, enabling any maker to produce and sell such garments without prior approval or oversight.
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New Zealand
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Welk
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TOY
Grant Tank
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Rex
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