Taft accuses Democrats of price-keeping plans shift
Senator Taft charged Truman and the Democratic administration have abandoned efforts to curb prices in favor of heavy overseas spending. He cited a planned Senate-House economic report hearing and said the administration shows little interest in price questions while proposing foreign loans to bolster home markets.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Senate-House Committee On
Taftia & S
Missouri
Perfect Part-Time Job Turns Sour for UT Student
Austin report says University of Texas student Cleave Nolen took a two hour daily handball gig for $1 an hour to slim a local businessman's waist. The boss sought loss but gained seven pounds while Nolen shed only one.
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Austin
Tex
Nolen
University of Texas
Baffling Mystery After Woman Found In Oil Barrel
Philadelphia police faced a baffling case after the unidentified blonde woman was found dead in a 50 gallon oil drum in a secluded ravine. Deputy Coroner Matthew A. Roth ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
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Philadelphia
Matthew A. Roth
Fast-Growing Freight Plans More Loads From Midwest Delays
In Southern California on Tuesday slick airways said weather trouble in the Midwest slowed a 7,000,000 tomato plant shipment to Detroit. Plants grew from 1 1/2 pounds to 24 1/4 pounds per 100 as delays pushed plans from eight to fourteen plane loads.
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Los Angeles
California
Slick Airways
Detroit
Midwest
U S Calls For More Seasonal Laborers
Washington reports the agriculture department calls for more seasonal workers to aid farmers in wartime production. Despite veterans returning to farming, thousands of seasonal jobs remain open for planting and harvesting across American farms.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ship Deceased POWs From McCoy To Ohio
Bodies of three prisoners of war were prepared for shipment from Camp McCoy Wisconsin to Springfield Ohio. The German and Korean POWs will be concentrated in a single cemetery to ease grave treatment and visitor access.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Springfield
Lead Way To Altar At West Point June Weddings
Second Lieut. Donald C. Helling of Wausau Wisconsin and Ethel Anne Lawrence of Stevens Point led 17 newly commissioned officers as they dashed for the U S Military Academy chapel for June weddings following their graduation at West Point New York Tuesday.
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West Point
N. Y
Donald C. Helling
Wausau
Wis
Ethel Anne Lawrence
Stevens Point
U. S. Military Academy
Senate panel backs probe of 775 postmaster nominations
The civil service committee voted 6 to 3 to approve a resolution authorizing an investigation of 775 pending postmaster nominations. The measure moves to the rules committee and then to the full Senate for action.
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Washington
Senate Civil Service Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
May Seize Mines In Socialist Cabinet Move
Tokyo reports the first act of the new Japanese cabinet may be to gain control of some coal mines as a socialist leaning policy step. The Tuesday briefing notes the government’s potential nationalization move amid cabinet reshuffles.
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Tokyo
Transparent plastic swimsuit displayed at textile expo
A bathing suit made from transparent plastic with opaque decorations is shown at the international textile exposition in New York.
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New York
Weather woes hit Cleveland airport roof leak
The weather bureau erred on a forecast of rain inside its Cleveland airport office. Workers donned raincoats as a leaky roof was fixed, ensuring preparedness for the sudden showers.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Legion Listening Post elects county commander
Representatives from Legion posts including Holmen Bangor Mindoro and West Salem met at West Salem on May 27 and elected Harry Sween of Holmen Wis as county commander. Sween appointed Julius Halverson of Bangor adjutant and a golf club gathering is planned.
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Legion
Holmen
Mindoro
Bangor
West Salem
Harry Sween
Wis
American Legion
Sween
Julius Halverson
Daily Records Municipal Airport Flight Log May 23 28
An aviation log for La Crosse and nearby areas lists flights May 23 to May 28 including numerous aircraft types and routes among La Crosse Chicago Madison Prairie du Chien Minneapolis St Paul and other destinations. Notable entries include Luscombe Freyhoff Cessna Rebhan Stinson and Beechcraft movements with multiple legs and returns. County Court notes Margaret Krome of Tomah granted a divorce from Arnold Krome with custody and support terms. James Stanek of Hillsboro fined for reckless driving.
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Minn
Aeronca
Jack Hemeron
Rice Lake
Wis
St. Paul
Stinson
Art Goetsche
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Luscombe
Edward Freyhoff
Chicago
Taylorcraft
L. N. Appelman
Clermont
J. C. McHenry
Rockford
Ill
Winona
Piper
C. A. Rebhan
Madison
U. S. Navy
Glenview
Til
Cub
E. L. Anderson
Milwaukee
Mason City
Don Freyhoff
Grenview
Minneapolis
Fleet Canuck
J. C. Ross
Gary
Ind
Fargo
N. D
Stearman
O. J. Johnson
Mabel
SNJ
John K. Shannon
Cedar Rapids
Kenosha
Cessna
Cub Cruiser
L. Rebhan
Ed Freyhoff
Glen von Waid
Eau Claire
J. Bayer
Navion
Szold
Peoria
A. J. Hachman
Sheil Leake
K. M. Haugen
Appleton
Aecronca
W. M
Duluth
Ray Weisenwach
Bemidji
Dixon, Ill
Thomas Groat
New Ulm
Cadillac
Mich
Brown
Coleraine
Hulis
Sparta
Margaret Krome
Tomah
Arnold Krome
QO. W. Sprecher
James Stanek
Hillsboro
Justice Court Notes From Whitehall And La Crosse Wisconsin
Various defendants pleaded guilty in county courts across Whitehall La Crosse and Osseo. Judgments include fines from 1 to 100 dollars with costs. suspensions and probation for vagrancy and drunken driving. license revocation for DWI. multiple arrests by Traffic Officers.
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Whitehall
Wis. Albert
le Crosse
Justice Paulson
Salveson
Sense
le Vern Krazjaniek
Osseo
Unity
Alec Jacobson
Independence
Allan
Fred Marsolek
la Crosse
Clarence Schiicht
Green Island
Fred Irwin Rogers
South Ninth Street
Ludwig Kreis
R. J. Onalaska
Wis
Property Transfers Across Wisconsin Towns
Irene E. Hesse and others transfer properties in Burns and West La Crosse. Hesse buyers also appear in Hamilton and West Salem deals. Other deeds list Agnes Senn in West La Crosse, Betty Comeau on 28th and Cass, and Arnold Black with Caroline Olthaus in Onalaska. Additional transfers include Market Street parcels between 20th and 1st in La Crosse and Diirtview Terrace area.
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ING
Dick Howell
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Whitney Building
New Orleans
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Scotts Lawn Food
Hi Peme “Getter Hardwap
U. S
McCoy
Northern States Power. Company
Legion Listening
Legion Club
Maple Grove Links
Legionnaires
Armed Services
The
Elks
Legion Club Rooms
State Legion Convention
Schneider
August R. Johnson
Harvey Mann
Frank Schneider
Charles Knoblauch
Roy Fredrickson
Frank Grover
Edward Milsheimer
Gene Mendez
Justice Court
Kansas City
Swope Park
Europe
Tom
Barron
Panama
Ata
Lonsdale
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