General Hanna Relieved From Active Duty After Policy Dispute
General Walter J. Hanna a World War I Pacific veteran says he requested relief from active duty rather than continue under new fire directives. General Paxton of the Dixie division had relieved Hanna about a month earlier as assistant division commander at Fort Jackson. Hanna criticizes policy and notes troops sent to Korea felt cheated and abused over conditions and equipment.
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Ala
Walter J
Crack
Hanna
Pacific
Alexander G. Paxton
Dixie
Paxton
National Guard
Alabama
Price
Fort Jackson
S. Co
Third Army
Birmingham News
Korea
Kedi Paxton
Greenville, Miss
Vicien
Superior Area Woman Takes Jail To 50 Fine Over Dog Licensing
Mrs Mytha Shaddock chose a 60 day jail sentence over purchasing dog licenses for two animals. Judge Frank W Carter in Vilas county court sentenced her to the minimum 50 dollars or 30 days per count. She refused to pay the fines and would not let others do so. The 49-year-old re port operator said she wanted to show how town leadership could mirror Germany in Presque Isle. Town chairman Fred Walter said she had ample opportunity to pay the fees and called her stubborn.
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Eagle River
Wis
Mytha Shaddock
Frank W. Carter
Vilas
Germany
Presque Isle
Fred Walter
Japanese Professors Arrive to Study Agriculture in U S
Twenty four Japanese professors of agriculture arrived by train to study teaching methods at a U. S. university. They will go to Washington D C for meetings and visit the University of Minnesota and the University of Rhode Island. The project is sponsored by the U S Army directed by the team of International Education.
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New York
Agence
Cotubig
D. C
Universi
Chicago Man Dies In Crash Near Cambridge
A Chicago man was killed and three others injured in a head on crash near Cambridge Wisconsin on state highways 12 and 18. The automobile driver Clarence Keene 26 of Chicago is named. James Sutter 28 of Madison was a passenger. Reindahl drove and a crash on a curve caused the collision.
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Cambridge
Wis
Chicago
Clarence Keene
Cago.iver
Willis
James Sutter
Madison
Reindahl
C Oves
Motorcyclist Injured After Crash With Car at U turn
Hart Allan Miller of La Crosse was injured at 11 p m Saturday when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by James Peterson of Bangor attempting a U turn at Rose and Gould streets. Miller was taken to a hospital with a possible leg injury. Police said Peterson tried the U turn while Miller approached on the viaduct.
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Allan Miller
la Crosse
Rose and
Gould Streets
Miller
James Peterson
Bangor
Sparta Red Cross seeks nurses and aides for blood program
Mrs Charleston Sparta Red Cross volunteer chairman appeals for registered nurses aides and practical nurses to help with the blood program at McCoy on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Kenyon says twelve nurses are needed to handle the flow and assist as required.
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Sparta
Wis
Charleston
Sparta Red Cross Chapter
Machine Put to Work at Local Post Office
A machine was set to operate at the local post office to handle mail processing duties. Officials say the new equipment will speed sorting and improve delivery times for residents.
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Cea Ae
Veteran Pilots Die In Plunge Over Long Island Field
Two veteran pilots were killed when their planes on a training mission collided near Brookhaven energy lab in Yaphank Long Island. Maj. Thomas H. Schelling 33 commander of the 119th squadron NJ air national guard and formerly with the 27th fighter group in Africa and Italy is survived by his wife Eileen and two children. First Lieut. George N. Eliz 28 also of the 119th and formerly with the 336 fighter group is survived by his wife Eileen and two children. A board from Mitchell Air Force Base Hempstead LI was appointed to investigate the crash.
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Yaphank
N. Y
Long Island
Brookhaven
Eileen
Gladstone
N. J
Air Force
Mitchel Air Force Base
Hempstead
L. I
Elroy High School Hosts Eighth Grade Visit
Elroy Wisconsin high school hosted eighth graders from local schools for a 9 am get acquainted session followed by class tours and a gymnasium graduation exercise. County superintendent Beatrice Burgdorff awarded diplomas to students from Fowler Sherman Aiton and Eseeter schools including Thomas Johnson Elaine Anderson Darlene Wildes Marie Schauer Ferdon Crawford Arnold Steffen Paul Clark and Juanita Kite.
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Elroy
Wis
Elroy High School
Beatrice Burgdorff
Fowler-Sherman
Thomas Johnson
Elaine Anderson
Darlene Wildes
Marie Schauer
Ferdon Crawford
Arnold Steffen
Charles ‘Huschka Eseeter
Paul Clark
Aiton
Juanita Kite
National Society Reports Third of Dependent Wares People
The National Society reports a third of dependent wares people in location unclear. This fragmentary note cites a proportion tied to a population group and a trade or supply context without full details.
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National Society
Hickman Names Ivy League Top Football Teams
Hickman states the Ivy League houses three or four of the nation’s strongest teams, naming Pennsylvania Princeton and Cornell as the leaders. He argues Eastern teams are underrated due to fewer interconference games and asserts the Ivy’s strength while conceding the Big 10 has the strongest overall lineup.
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Washington
Herman Opeete Shithe
Ss Tound
Manasitt Sain
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
East
Hickman
Tornado injures seven in Marshalltown Iowa
Seven people were injured, none critically, when a tornado ripped through a south Marshalltown section Friday night. Four houses were destroyed, other homes unroofed, trees toppled, wires down, and streets littered with debris. traffic into the city was halted except by side roads. Police said there was no loss of life.
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Marshalltown
South Marshalltown
Seek Church Bids in McGregor Iowa Construction Plans
Bids for church construction in McGregor Iowa will be opened and considered in part or as a whole by the congregation. Officials urge bidders to submit proposals outlining scope and costs for the project.
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Mcgregor
Attorney's Son Dies in Madison
David J. Hanson, 23, son of Mrs. Harold E. Hanson and a Madison attorney, died after six weeks of illness. He was a junior at the university.
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Madison, Wis
David J. Hanson
Mamaia Aes Atty
Harold E.emeane Hanson
Reece University
Build New Home Journeys Wis Special Mr and Vieregge
A Wisconsin special report notes Mr and Vieregge planning a new home journey. The brief outlines embarked projects and local context as the pair pursue expansion initiatives.
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Joaeneys
Wis
Mr. and Vieregge
Sears Catalog Lists Price Cuts for Major Summer Sale
Sears Roebuck and Co announces its mid summer sale catalog to mark the 65th anniversary. The four annual catalogs feature reductions on tools lawn mowers sporting goods housewares and bedspreads. Highlights include men shirt sets at 3.50 and women slips cut to 2.47 with a 59 cent special on aspiring 350 tablets. Television price cuts are modest with two models listed at 229.95.
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Chicago
Sears Roebuck and Co
Sears
Lions To Fete County Blind Monday Night In La Crosse
La Crosse hosts a Community event Monday featuring White canes distribution for the blind. Johan Nes Fossum and a string trio will provide music plus a community singalong. Milo will be master of ceremonies with Howard Fredericks leading as chief instructor. Contact Wrobel or co-chairmen Brindley and Italiano for invitations.
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la ‘Crossé
la Crosse
Johannes Fossum
Pfs Dow Pg
Milo
Howard Fredericks
Ceenane
la Crosse State
Oribes
Wrobel
Jack Brindley
Frank Italiano
UN Says New Push Needed to End Korean War
UN Secretary General Trygve Lie called for renewed effort to end the Korean conflict as UN forces reportedly repel aggression across the 38th parallel. Hong Kong observers doubt peace feelers will come from Peiping, predicting Moscow rather than Peiping would initiate any talks.
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North Korea
H Kong
Eace
Eiping
Moscow
Peiping
China
Hong Kong
Russia
Trygve Lie
Ottawa
Korea
United Nations
38Th Parallel
UN Assembly
Good Offices
Acheson Faces Public and Historic Tests as Secretary
The article analyzes Dean Acheson’s perceived handicaps including formality, pre-Korean stance on Formosa, and his handling of China loss questions. It notes his brilliance in policy yet questions his talent for selling decisions to Congress and the public, amid fading support from allies.
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Formosa
China
Alger Hiss
Truman
Acheson
Congress
Twenty two pupils graduate from Wisconsin Child Center
Twenty two students from the Wisconsin Child Center will receive diplomas at a public commencement Friday June 8 at 8 p m at Trinity Lutheran church Rev L G Ressell will deliver the address Franklin King superintendent will present the diplomas The public is invited to attend. The class includes Robert Adams Karen Anger William Anderson Louis Buchanan James Eberhardt Charles Garetts Shirley Hill Gabriel Jackson Charmaine de Gerald Laabe James Miller Michael Moan La Vern Moore Meda Randall Fred Reichert James Thompson Arlene Stenseth Shirley Stenseth Clarence Sidie LeRoy Wicklund Donald Williams and Eugene Zemke
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Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin Child Center
Trinity Lutheran Church
L. G. Ressell
Franklin King
Robert Adams
Karen Anger
William Anderson
Louis Buchanan
James Eberhardt
Charles Garretts
Shirley Hill
Gabriel Jackson
Charmaine de Gerald Laabe
James Miller
Michael Moan
la Vern. Moore
Meda Randall
Fred Reichert
James Thompson
Arlene Stenseth
Shirley Stenseth
Clarence Sidie
LeRoy Wicklund
Donald Williams
Eugene Zemke
Wife Of Reservist Seeks Return From Sanitarium
Capt. Jack Middlestadt of Eau Claire has been recalled and serves at Fort Bragg. His wife Elaine Twesme Middlestadt is a patient at Mt Washington sanitarium in Eau Claire and hopes to join him soon. Their sons Marty and William stay with the Ernest Twelme home in North Beaver Creek.
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Ettrick
Wis
Jack Middlestadt
Eau Claire
Fort Bragg
Middlestadt
Elaine Twesme
North Beaver Creek
Mt. Washington Sanitarium
Marty
William
Ernest Twelme
Nurse returns home to care for mother after operation
Elaine Schiltz a registered nurse at the Dwight Illinois veterans hospital returns to Caledonia Minnesota to care for her mother Mrs Peter W Schiltz who recently underwent an operation at La Crosse.
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Caledonia
Minn
Elaine Schiltz
Veterans Hospital
Dwight,Ill
Peter W. Schiltz
la Crosse
St Patrick's School Welcomes Graduates at Waukon
The Rev. R Manion presided as St Patrick's church school in Waukon held a graduation ceremony for its students.
Broadway Taxi Drivers Rate As Top Gossips
Broadway cab drivers are top gossips, closely tracking stars and reporting overheard conversations. A driver recalls guiding a star to a nearby hotel, noting the 25 cent fare and the actress paying with 19 cents and a 10 dollar bill, then the driver covering the rest as a “treat.”
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Broadway
New York
Helen Hayes
Katharine Cornell
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
Maurice Evans
Savoy Plaza Hotel
Madison Hotel
Madison
Marquette U to grant three doctorates at June 13 exercises
Marquette University will confer three honorary degrees at its commencement exercises June 13. Doctor of letters will be awarded to two Jesuit educators, with the men listed among the honorees.
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Quette University
Te Men Cc
Bryan's Kin Marries Sen Ene Daughter of the Te
A wedding notice reports Bryan's kin tying the knot with Sen Ene, describing the marriage as between a Bryan family member and the daughter of the Te lineage. The brief item notes the couple and family connections.
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Sen Ene
Loras College Confers Degrees At Commencement
In La Crosse Wisconsin six City men join 198 graduates receiving economics and physics degrees at Loras College. Magna cum laude honors go to A Kessler among 16 seniors. Most Rev John P Treacy delivered the baccalaureate sermon. James Aoe, former postmaster general, to speak at commencement. both speakers to receive honorary doctor of laws.
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la Crosse
Wis
Lores Ken
Madison Street
Economics
A. Kessler
Richard H
Korean front advances and clashes reported in communique
General headquarters says Western front clashes forced Red units to withdraw as South Koreans push back. Central front reports Allied gains up to two miles amid stubborn resistance while Eastern front sees limited advance. Allied lines along a 125 mile front inside North Korea face fierce resistance as larger Red concentrations form. Chinese and Korean Reds penetrate ridge defenses near Chorwon Kumhwa Pyonggang area.
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Red North Korea
Chorwon- Kumhwa-Pyonggang
Central Korea
McCarthy Critics Senate Critics and Fear of Russian Action
The text cites McCarthy mentioning senators and administration officials while arguing about fear of Russia. It notes debate on whether Russia would react angrily to a war like that of the forefathers and references fears of an atom bomb built from stolen secrets. The fragment reflects tensions between leaders and fears about Soviet escalation.
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United States
Russia
Washington
La Crosse County Court Daily Records Summary
In La Crosse county court records Ceminski, alias variants, pleaded guilty to lewd conduct and was fined $500 plus costs or a year in jail. Donald ordered to pay $100 and costs or 60 days. Fred D Clark pleaded guilty to drunken driving and faces $100 and costs or 60 days. Ernest Chamberlain pleaded guilty to vagrancy with 10 days jail. Mrs Helmer Jostad pleaded innocent to assault and battery. trial set for June 6 at 2 pm. no bond. Harvey Heberline pleaded innocent to destroying property and assault. trial set for June 5 at 2 pm. no bond. Robert Maack had three cases dismissed for insufficient evidence. later charged with drunken driving, hit-and-run, and no license. judge E F K Gane sen. Maack arrested May 26. James Larson cited for speeding. $1 fine plus costs.
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la Crosse
Ceminski
South 20Th Street
Ethel Baker
Ethel Annie
Ethel Zielenski
Donald O.dered
Fred Donald Clark
West Salem
Wis
Ernest Chamberlain
Houston Tex
Helmer Jostad
R. J. Onalaska
Harvey Heberline
South Third Street
Green Island
Robert Maack
Copeland Avenue
E. F. K. Ganesen
R. V. Ahlstrom
Maack
James Larson
South Sixth Srest
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Marshfield
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Acme
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