Mild Weather Forecast For Coulee Area
Meteorologist A D Sanial reports moderate temperatures for the next two days in the Coulee region with a low of 16 Monday night and a Tuesday high around 26 degrees No zero weather expected for the rest of the year Readings at 11 am show 16 degrees with an east south east wind of nine mph Six inches of snow remain on the ground The days are getting longer about two minutes more each day compared to the shortest day of the year North state readings near 30 degrees to 38 in the south indicate a mix of rain and snow in the forecast for Wisconsin including isolated flurries in the northwest Grantsburg tied the low at three below zero while Wausau and Lone Rock were below zero La Crosse reached 25 Sunday Milwaukee was 10 degrees warmer The weather pattern extends from the Rockies to the East Coast with showers in Florida and the Pacific coast seeing rain and snow in the north and California Showers spread into eastern Washington Oregon and Idaho Southern Texas had only a drizzle
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A. D. Sanial
Coulee
Sanal
la Crosse
Tne
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Asigh
Grantsburg
Wausau
Lone Rock
Milwaukee
Rockies
Florida
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Texas
Navy Admiral Says MIGs Plentiful Over Korea War Zone
Rear Admiral William D. Johnson, commander of Task Force 77 off Korea, says enemy MIGs and anti aircraft fire are plentiful and becoming heavier. He notes carrier planes hit targets along the eastern front near the Yalu River up to Manchuria with precision bombing, stressing strict visibility and briefings. Johnson spoke with U S News and World Report aboard the Bon Homme Richard near Wonsan, while the Air Force and Navy divide Korea roughly east and west.
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Washington
William D. Johnson
Navy
Korea
Johnson
Alu River
Manchuria
U. S. News and World Report
Bon Homme Richard
Wonsan
North Korea
Whitehall Couple Moves To La Crosse
Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson plan move to La Crosse where they run a cafe formerly operated by their daughter Mrs Paul Kjos who is returning to work at the company there. They will rent their Whitehall house.
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Whitehall, Wis
Emil Johnson
la Crosse
Paul Kjos
Canceringompany
Ohnson
Whitehall
McCarthy vows to weed subversives from colleges and government
McCarthy says investigations will target Communists across education and all fields and that the effort will continue despite opposition from the President and administration. He dismisses fears of thought control and insists freedom of thought is not at risk when Communists are removed.
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McCarthy
Velde
House Group To Urge More Data On Tax-Free Foundations
A special House committee will likely urge Congress to require tax free foundations to provide detailed information on their activities and scholars funded. The probe, aimed at preventing subversive use of foundation funds, includes testimony from a former Soviet official and Louis Budenz who claimed many associates were Communist Party members.
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House Group
Washington
House
Congress
Foreign Office
Stalin
West
Louis Budenz
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Budenz
Seven Crashes Listed In City Over Week End
Seven weekend crashes reported by city police involved total damage of 50 dollars or more. The incidents spanned Adams and 16th streets, Rose Street, Fourth Street, and Copeland Avenue with multiple injuries and vehicle damages.
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Theodore Knudson
S. 4Th St
Adams Street
Alfred Miller
S. 19Th St
16Th Street
Coral Olson
Dubuque
Rose Street
Herbert Lee
la Crescent
Minn
Donna Schmaltz
Ontario
Albert Schaefer
Copeland Ave
Fourth Street
State
Schaefer
Schmaltz
Kenneth Covey
S. 15Th St
Joseph Egan
Covey
Egan
King
Dakota
James Thesing
Third Street
Main
Thesing
Wayne Arnett
Pine St
Arnett
Nine Million Psychiatric Patients in U S Reds Claim
Pravda asserts nine million psychiatric patients in the United States and four million alcoholics along with many drug addicts. It also cites widespread persecution mania blamed on war propaganda, offering no Soviet figures for comparison.
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Moscow
Pravda
U.S
Soviet Union
Fire at Jay Street theater damages gift shop and walls
Firefighters battled a large blaze at the Jay Street theater area with four alarm responses from 7:16 to 8:03 a.m. The roof collapsed sending sparks to nearby buildings as water was pumped through floors. The fire was under control by 9:41 a.m. with extensive damage to the theater and nearby structures.
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Kessel
City
Jay Street
Hollywood Theater
Zenno Gorder
Carl Wahlistrom
Evans Cartage Company
Wisconsin Holiday Accidents Claim Two Youths
Accidents since the Christmas holiday began claim two lives in Wisconsin. Edward Komorowski, 25, of West Allis, formerly Fond du Lac, was killed when his car struck a North Western freight train near South Milwaukee. Donald Newby, 12, of Stevens Point, died when a .22 rifle given as a Christmas gift discharged accidentally by his 15-year old brother, Charles.
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Wisconsin
Edward Komorowski
West Allis
Fond du Lac
North Western
Milwaukee
Donald Newby
Stevens Point
Charles
Chairman of Cities Service Oil Company Dies In Crash
Arthur Warren Ambrose 63 chairman for the board of Cities Service Oil Company of Delaware died in an automobile crash last night in Tulsa Oklahoma. His wife also perished in the accident.
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Board of Cities Service Oil Company
Tulsa
Okla
Arthur Warren Ambrose
Cities Service Oil Company of Delaware
Cities Service of New York
Ambrose
NYC Faces Bus Line Strike Threat Ahead of New Year
NYC faces a strike by the CIO Transport Union that could paralyze private bus lines serving 342 million daily riders. Mayor Impellittieri pledges round the clock effort while Gov. Dewey rejects state seizure and tax relief proposals as futile.
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New York
New York City
Vincent R. Impellitteri
CIO Transport Union
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Eisenhower forms interim agriculture committee before inauguration
The incoming administration creates an interim Agriculture Committee led by Dean Ke Myers to serve until January 20 and possibly beyond, with a plan to appoint a bipartisan federal agricultural commission later. The panel includes Jesse W. Tapp John H. Davis Carl Farrington and others from major firms farm groups and universities.
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Agriculture College
Cornell University
Federal Agricultural Commission
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Swanton
Agricultural Committee
Jesse W. Tapp
San Francisco
Bank of America
John H. Davis
Boston
National Wool Marketing Corp
Carl Farrington
Archer - Daniels - Midland Company
Minneapolis
Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
N. C
State Grange
Romeo Short
Brinkley
Ark
American Farm Bureau Federation
Homer R. Davison
Chicago
American Meat Institute
D. W. Brooks
Atlanta
West Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Allied Air and Ground Attacks Reported in Korea
U N forces say air power destroyed 35 trucks 13 box cars and damaged one locomotive amid a Red ground assault on Rocky Point near Sniper Ridge. The five hour fight near Kumhwa ridge ended with Communist withdrawal after Allied fire.
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Rocky Point
Kumhwa
U. N
Seoul
Concert in Washburn School auditorium by Kienholz and Spangler
The La Crosse Music Study Club sponsors a Monday concert in the Washburn School auditorium at 8 p.m. featuring contralto Ruth Ardelle Kienholz and pianist Norma Spangler. A collection benefits the La Crosse Music Award Association which funds scholarships for rising local musicians.
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Washburn School
Main Streets
Ruth Ardelle Kienholz
Norma Spangler
la Crosse Music Award Association
Risling
la Crosse
Weather Outlook for East and Center Monday Night
The Eastern third of the nation except Northern New England and the Lake shores will see generally fine weather Monday night with cold temperatures. A high pressure area marks the cold air core over the East. Southerly winds through the center will bring more cloudiness and rain spreading northward.
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New England
Communists Attack Coronation Plans In Propaganda Blast
The Communist Daily Worker denounces next year’s coronation celebrations as a costly royal show. It argues the monarchy defends privilege and offers no personal objection to royal family members, while calling the royals well meaning but not highly intelligent.
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London
Elizabeth
Communist Daily Worker
Mining Firm Files $148 Million Mortgage In Taconite Program
The Reserve Mining Co. filed a 148 million dollar mortgage with St. Louis and Lake Counties registers of deeds as the first financing step for its taconite program. Operations will occur at Babbitt with a processing plant under construction at Beaver Bay. Compaq officials expect first treated taconite shipments from Beaver Bay in 1955.
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Duluth, Minn
The
Reserve, Mining Co
St. Louis
Lake Counties
Babbitt
Beaver Bay
Compaq
Russian Workers 40 Years Ahead Of Themselves Claim
Moscow Radio reviewed 1952 and asserted Russian workers like Pavel Bykov, a lathe operator, leaped 40 years ahead by completing schedules for 1991, signaling extraordinary future-oriented productivity in Soviet labor.
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Red Radio
London
Moscow Radio
Pavel Bykov
FCC hearing on Duluth Superior TV license delayed
The FCC postponed the hearing on two applications for channel 6 in Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin. Ridson Inc of Superior and Lakehead Telecasters Inc of Duluth seek the license. An examiner, Herbert Sharfman, agreed to the postponement after a conference with the applicants' attorneys. They said negotiations are under way to consolidate the rival filings.
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Washington P
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
Ridson, Inc
Lakehead Telecasters, Inc
Herbert Sharfman
Federal Communications Commission
Last Of 7 Tunneling Convicts Behind Bars
The last two of seven convicts who tunneled out of the Washington State Penitentiary at Walla Walla were captured in Oregon. Robert Palmer, 23, and Robert Cameron, 37, were arrested on U S Highway 30 between Baker and LaGrande driving a stolen car. Neither offered resistance.
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Seattle
Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla Dee
Oregon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Robert Palmer
Robert Cameron
U. S. Highway 30
Baker and
LaGrande
Spofford
Ore
Father Killed By Son In Hunting Accident
In Cross City Florida a 23 year old hunter shot and killed his father W. H. Rosier as he bent to prepare a deer he had just killed. Sheriff L E Hatcher called it an accident with Trammell G May of Gainesville as a witness naming the shooter as Bob Rosier.
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Cross City
Fla
W. H. Rosier
Gainesville
Rosier
L. E. Hatcher
Trammell G. May
Hatcher
Bob Rosier
Melvina Farmhouse Destroyed by Fire
The house on the old John Johnson farm a mile south of Melvina was destroyed by fire Monday morning. The farm is owned by Henry Bohl of Cashton and tenanted by the Bakke gustin family. Most household goods were saved, but the house was a total loss.
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Melvina
Wis
John Johnson
Henry Bohl
Cashton
Bakkestun
Student Suffers Arm Injury in Toboggan Accident
Charlotte Weiking, 18, of 2101 30th St, suffered an arm injury while tobogganing with a group near the South Side Burlington Railroad depot Sunday night. Police say she, a student at St Francis School of Nursing, was transported to a local hospital by police ambulance at 8 43 p.m.
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Charlotte Weiking
30Th St
Miss Weikig
St. Francis School of Nursing
South Side
Burlington Railroad
Winona Livestock Market Report Details Prices and Hours
Swift and Co reports buying hours nine to four weekdays and Saturday mornings. Hog prices show declines with top at 17.50 and varied rates by weight. Cattle and calves list Prime to utility ranges, with lambs steady and regional Chicago and South St. Paul quotes for hogs cattle calves and produce.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
South St, Paul
South St, Paul, Minn
Lgood and Choice
Senators debate fiber of filibuster limits prior to Eisenhower talks
Four Senate Republican leaders plan to meet President-elect Eisenhower in New York to discuss filibusters and civil rights legislation. The Lehman Humphrey plan seeks to drop the 64 vote threshold to 49 or more to order debate limits. Bridges Taft Millikin and Saltonstall will discuss the topic and its likely clash with anti filibuster strategy.
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Senate
Lehman - Humphrey Group
Eisenhower
New York City
Sen
Bridges
RNH
Taft
Ohio
Millikin
R-Cole
Saltonstall
Mass
Stolen Items From Car Reported In Sparta
Pfc. L. Buttrey of Camp McCoy reported items taken from his parked car in Sparta Wisconsin. Missing are a pair of Chains pliers set of sockets in red tin holders and a four way wheel wrench.
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Sparta
Wis
Pfc
L. Buttrey
Camp McCoy
Liferaft on Lake Michigan May Hint at Missing Cargo Plane
Liferaft buried in sand and ice on Lake Michigan shoreline near South Haven may hold clues to a cargo plane missing since December 24. The raft was found by Arthur F. Smith and appeared recently dropped. the plane, a twin engine Lockheed Electra en route from Columbus to Milwaukee, vanished after seeking landing instructions.
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South Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Here
Arthur F. Smith
Wilton Lyman
Toledo
Robert Taylor
Marion
Columbus
Milwaukee
Mitchell Field
Kelly
Weather Record U8 Department of Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness with light snow in the northwest and southeast. Temperatures indicate 8 to 18 degrees in various zones. Shippers forecast urges protecting shipments within 150 miles of La Crosse until 6 a.m. Tuesday with regional temperature ranges.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
River Forecast for Hastings to Guttenberg
River readings predict almost no change in river stages across the district Tuesday. No gate operations of consequence are indicated.
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Hastings
Guttenberg
Dr May Atom Spy Released From British Prison
Dr Alan Nunn May, the West’s first convicted atom spy, was released from Wakefield Prison in England after serving six years and eight months of a ten year sentence. He admitted being a Communist scientist and supplied uranium sample details to the Russians. May left through a side door as reporters watched. destination undisclosed.
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Wakefield
Eng
Alan Nunn May
U. S
May
Britain
Israel objects to arms deliveries to Arab states
Tel Aviv reports Britain offers 13 Meteor jet planes to each Arab nation for 115000 dollars each. Egypt Syria and Lebanon ready to accept. Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett warns Western arms deliveries threaten Israel's security. He notes the United States may supply Egypt, though jet planes have not been available to Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Britain
Middle East
Moshe Sharett
Maariv
Trafalgar Square Fountain Soaped by Unknown Prankster
In London the Trafalgar Square fountain at Nelson's Column was turned into a frothy bath after an unknown prankster poured detergent into key spots. Water churned the suds into a snowy lather before it washed away.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Nelson
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune announces publication details including staff roles, office address, and AP membership. It lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse and surrounding regions, with varied pricing by distance and duration.
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Donald Schneider
Green Bay St
Copeland Avenue
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Charles McKenna Jr
S. 16Th St
Sixth Street
Elmer Stellick
S. 3Rd St
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McKenna
Stellick
C. E. Lehman
Milwaukee Railroad Roundhouse
Floyd Richards
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Ervin Edwards
Robert A. Faulk
306Th
Camp McCoy Hospital
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William M. Tracey
Barlow St
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Doris Tracey
Roger Young
Tia May Flaig
Norwalk
Otto Flaig
Ardin Bavetta
Flaig
Sullivan
Thomas C. Lincoln
Tomah
Dorothy Todd
S. 17Th St
Todd Motor Service
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Fred C. Manske
Witchita
Kan
James Graham
South Water Street
Roland Schell
Wilton
Charles Teal
Teal
Schell
Harold Youncke
Mindoro
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U.S. 16
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Little Bim
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Luther Wilkins
L. Burgess
4Th J
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