Alabama and Arkansas vote in tight Democratic primaries
Report notes light voting as Alabama voters choose a senator and Arkansas voters select a governor in a daylong Democratic primary. CIO-PAC and labor groups sue in Alabama. Rep. Frank Boykin criticizes labor aims as contrary to southern traditions. Gov. Ben Laney seeks a second Arkansas term amid attempts to bar Black voters.
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Grandmother Reveals Young Quiz Kid Police Guest
Philadelphia report: a five year old who answered a policeman’s questions with rapid queries of his own was identified by his grandmother 20 hours after being found riding a tricycle in the street. Mrs Belen Fowler said he’s “always running away” and that people treat him nicely when found. He asked “What’s name?” when identified.
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Soviets Seek Death Penalty in Nazi War Trials
Lieut. Gen. R. A. Rubenko, Russian prosecutor, asked the international military tribunal for the death penalty for 22 defendants in the Nuremberg war crimes trial. He said such a verdict will be greeted with satisfaction by all progressive mankind.
Hold Technical School Opens At Madison College
La Crosse county extension office reports a laboratory technicians school to be held at the College of Agriculture in Madison from August 5 to August 8. Emil J. Schiesser announces registration is required with no fee. Women may enroll and veterans qualify for on the job training. program limited to 15 men with reservations in order received.
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Caution Against Poliomyelitis Advocated By Health Officials
Health officials urge caution as polio cases rise, noting most infections enter via nose or mouth and many carriers show no symptoms. Yale researchers tracked 61 patients, finding virus shedding can continue and that two or more mild or asymptomatic cases may exist per illness, fueling spread. Local calls show panicked families moving to new districts, and isolation remains advised with rest, warmth, and medical care.
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A. M. Murphy
Salvation Army Officers Leave for Three Week Vacation
The Salvation Army corps officers Capt. and Mrs. Walter L. Vanderpool and family begin a three week vacation starting July 31. Office personnel will be on leave with no clothing pickups during the period. Adjutant and Mrs. Doyle D. Whitworth, former officers in La Crosse, will oversee Sunday evening services in their absence.
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la Crosse
Japs Planning War In 1936 Evidence Shows
Documents introduced at Tokyo war crimes trial show as early as August 1936 Japan planned to advance the empire toward the south seas eradicate the Soviet menace to the north and prepare against Britain and America. Excerpts from Japanese foreign ministry files were submitted over objections from Tojo and 26 others.
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Kidney Pain Signals May Warn of Kidney Trouble
Backache and leg pains are described as possible warning signs of kidney trouble. The text explains the kidneys remove acids and waste from the blood and that malfunction can cause pain, swelling, and fatigue. It promotes Doan's Pills as a diuretic remedy used for many years.
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