Makeshift Deer Season Drafted by Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Delegates at the 17th Wisconsin Conservation Congress approved a 7 day deer season starting November 22 in most counties with variations for some areas. They also endorsed a bow and arrow season through November 17 and other hunting changes including gun use for certain small game and expanded cottontail and jackrabbit seasons.
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Dion Henderson
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Big Green Lake
Congress
Romania charges against Pauker and ex ministers spark anti Marxist claim
Red Continued from Page 1 accuses Ann Pauker and two former ministers of anti Marxist tendencies. They allegedly protected the capitalist system, hampered food provision, and enriched individuals while lowering workers standards and aiding price rises. Wages were withheld post currency revaluation. The party claims to have unmasked their machinations.
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Scanteia
Romanian Workers (Communist) Party
Ann Pauker
Central Committee
Romania
She
Troops Pledge End to POW Flag Obedience at Koje Island
American infantry and tanks swept Compound 85 at Koje Island in 15 minutes ripping down North Korean Chinese and Russian flags and burning signs. Seventeen anti-Communist prisoners and 75 others were moved from Compound 96 including five leaders placed in an isolated jail.
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Koje Isiland
Korea
U.S
William F. Kernan
San Antonio Tex
Haydon L. Boatner Kose
Pfe
Willie Heywood
Chester
S.C
Kim Il Sung
38Th
Boatner
Weather Forecast Summary Card
The report highlights recent temperatures and precipitation. It lists the lowest temperature from the past 12 hours, the highest temperature from the past 24 hours, and the amount of precipitation recorded in the last 24 hours.
Winona Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Swift & Co lists hours 9 to 4 weekdays and 8 to 12 Saturdays for buying cattle hogs and calves. Hog prices mix 25 cents lower with ranges by weight and quality. Cattle and lamb markets show for dry fed steers heifers calves and cows with price bands and shifts. Chicago cash grain and potatoes noted with wheat corn oats soybeans and regional potato activity. Poultry markets and South St. Paul and Chicago livestock results are provided with price ranges and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
SOUTH
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Fire alarm wakes dog at Corbyn Books. blaze extinguished early
The fire department responded after Corbyn Books at 327 N. 24th St. woke a dog and alerted the authorities. Firemen battled the blaze until 4:09 a.m. after an 2:17 a.m. call. Nancy Breene's student noted as charming and talented, while Dr. Bartlett, visiting Port Sage to see his ill father, was away from his Ferry Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dasse
Corbyn Books
N. 24Th St
Nancy
Agnes Breene
Ferry St
Port Sage
Hong Kong man jailed for pig blood head smear stunt
In Hong Kong China Beg gar smeared pig's blood on his head to appear bleeding and was jailed for three weeks.
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Hong Kong
China
Weather Report for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
U S Department of Commerce weather record notes cloudy conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms in Wisconsin tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. Minnesota expected showers and thunder showers tonight becoming fair Thursday with little temperature change. Iowa forecast partly cloudy with occasional thundershowers tonight warmer in the extreme east tonight Thursday clearing and mild.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Flood Stage and Forecast Notes
River forecast for Hastings to Guttenberg notes slight rises above Lake Pepin and Dresbach to Prairie du Chien, little change Alma to Trempealeau, tributaries unlikely to change unless heavy local rains occur. Station readings list several dam pools and tributaries with stage data and sunrise sunset times for Thursday.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Neillsville
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Houston
Hokah
Hastings
Guttenberg
Lake Pepin
Dresbach
Alma
Trem
Pealeau
Viola American Legion Memorial Day Program Held Indoors
Viola Wis Memorial Day ceremonies led by La Crosse County District Attorney John Bosshard moved to the Viola Community Building due to weather. The program included Gold Star Mothers, General Logan's Orders, the Gettysburg Address and a high school band performance.
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la Crosse County
John Bosshard
Viola
Wis
American Legion Post
General Logan
Second body found in Penokee Mine cave in Michigan
Rescue workers locate the second victim Jerma Olkonen, 36 of Ironwood, after three miners escape the shaft. Serafin Zacharzewski, 56, of Ironwood is recovered next as crews finish the search amid a nationwide steel strike.
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Tronwood
Mich
Penokee
Jerma Olkonen
Ironwood
Serafin Zacharzewski
Jorman Olkonen
Cox
Hocking
Krocker
Lake ‘Superior
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Sloggy
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Sloggy 58 of 1904 South 30th Street will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Hellwig Morris Funeral Chapel. Burial is in Ontario Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening at the chapel.
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Mabel
S. 30Th St
Hellwig-Morris
Ontario
Eisenhower Touts Political Move At Homecoming
The Abilene welcome includes a museum ground breaking and a parade with 30 floats as Ike Eisenhower shifts from Army supreme commander to political contender. He plans a 30 minute speech and a news conference to energize the GOP bid while meeting governors and delegates.
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Casion
Eisenhowser
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower Park
Washington
Steel strike worsens as unions and industry face workforce cuts
The strike drains industrial capacity with over 32 000 allied workers laid off and major firms halting operations. Defense officials warn of steel shortages for military projects within days while lawmakers debate expanding or limiting government controls and possible use of Taft Hartley.
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America
Allied Industries
Defense
Henry H.fowler
Fowler
Lukens Steel Company
Coatesville
Illinois Central
Joliet and Eastern
New York Central
Indiana Harbor Belt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Minnesota
U.S. Steel
Great Lakes
Truman
Senate Approves Two Major Spending Bills
The Senate spent 12 hours approving two appropriation measures. One bill allocates over six billion dollars to run about 30 federal agencies. The other authorizes more than 1.3 billion dollars in federal aid to states for highway modernization and maintenance over two years starting July 1, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Memo: Camp McCoy Soldier slain amid suspected theft
Camp McCoy Wisconsin special report says Cpl Robert Jinks of Savannah Georgia was murdered in what authorities believe was to cover up larceny. Capt Stanley Skripsky says Jinks found men tampering with his foot locker after which a scuffle occurred near his body in an unoccupied barracks. Investigators await fingerprints sent to the FBI and note Jinks was last seen on post after playing pool in a company day room.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Robert Jinks
Savannah
Stanley Skripsky
Jinks
Skripsky
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
D.C
Susie Jinks
Taft Eisenhower Clash Signals Midwest Primary Battle
Taft and Eisenhower faced a tense Midwest primary contest with no minor candidates and two rival delegate slates. Taft camp pressed on UMT opposition while Eisenhower touted unity and war avoidance aided by regional senatorial backers. Taft’s statewide campaigning boosted his image among farmers and Midwest voters.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Ione
Midwest
Nebraska
UMT
Victim in Love Triangle Shot in La Crosse Tavern
Donald Jack Colburn 27, railroader from St Paul, in critical condition after being shot three times in a La Crosse tavern dispute over attention to Mrs Flaten. Authorities expect he may not live. Oscar Flaten 44 faces first degree murder charges if Colburn dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jack Colburn
St. Paul, Minn
Asst. Dist. Atty
Ray A. Sunder
Colburn
John Bosshard
St. Paul
Oscar Flaten
la Crosse
Flaten
Warren Wins California Primary Amid GOP Battle
Warren defeats GOP rivals amid a split in California. Knowland leads Republican Senate race while McKinnon appears far behind. Warren accuses party enemies of spending large sums to defeat him. Werdel urges support for Taft Eisenhower or MacArthur. Brown concedes and pledges backing Kefauver. Goering’s bulletproof car show raises 311 pounds for ex servicemen in Watford.
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Knowland
McKinnon
China
Truman
Werdel
Taft
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Warren
Brown
California
Kefauver
Ae Kefauver
Goering
Watford
England
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