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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1951

Page

4

Packers Cut Meat Output Amid Slumps in Beef Plants

A Washington survey of 110 cities shows beef supplies meeting or exceeding last month. Armour and Co. plans layoffs at several plants while shifting workers to other departments. Cudahy Packing in Omaha confirms layoffs and curtailed operations, with a spokesman unable to specify exact totals.

Washington Armour and Pirav Chicago Slaugh Armour Cudahy Packing Company Omaha Opera

Hot Pursuit Plan in Korea Faces UN Reactions

Acheson defended possible UN air defense of Korea, noting Manchuria as a sanctuary risk and a plan for limited hot pursuit into Manchurian air space up to three minutes. He said the U.S. seeks localizing Korea conflict, favors economic measures over a broader naval blockade, and stressed past objections limited action.

Celinetena Sen. Flanders R-Vi Manchuria Eens United Nations U. S Korea Acheson MacArthur Manchurian U.S Yalu River United States Red China Formosa Fo Acie Stennis Uni Nations Security Council Security Security Council

Hope They Will Have En Title Ee Citar Erat

No one was passing at the time. The brief note records a moment when surrounding activity paused as a single event unfolded.

Incomplete OCR Record on Legislative Vote

Partial text describes a vote with a 15 to 14 result and mentions Gov Kohler. It references agreements and proposed surcharges on incomes and a specific bill being dead after a 15 to 14 rejection. Names, dates or places are unclear in the fragment.

La Crosse Tribune Notes Housing Measure Banished

The La Crosse Tribune reports on a senate action that tabled a housing measure by voice vote, effectively killing it. The measure sought to require income reports from housing applicants and mandated referendums before public housing projects could start, while also noting a $1,500 appropriation for a portrait of Gov. Rennebohm and related executive office funding.

LA Crosse Tribune la Crosse Wisconsin Asof Rennebohen Agrierse En Culture Senate

Conservation debate yields nine day deer season

Delegates ended a lengthy session with a 50 to 21 vote for a nine day deer season after a split 33–33 test ballot. A floor quarrel between Jack Lynch and Reuben La Fave was cut off by a near unanimous post-debate vote. Other actions included county option on small game during deer season, extended coon season, and tighter waterfowl shot restrictions.

Congress Jack Lynch Gordon Reuben la Fave Oconot Fred Rehfeldt Appleton la Farge Otis Hulett Burlington Lynch Federa Indy Re Will Grimmer Federal Fish and Wildlife Service George Hadland Congres Harvey Abraham

Wisconsin Assembly Advances Civil Defense and Education Bills

Wisconsin legislators moved a 5 million dollar civil defense appropriation from the finance committee toward floor action while a separate measure to fund 10 million dollars in grade and high school construction gained preliminary Assembly approval. Debate touched on a lake shore college plan for Milwaukee and a shift to allow longer buses and occupational licenses for drunken driving cases. Other actions included a P-38 memorial building in Douglas county and night navigation rules for motorboats.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Assembly Lake Shore College Milwaukee Sorge Bear Creek Nuernberg Sheboygan Ludvigsen R-Hartland Regent Oneida Douglas County Richard I. Bong Poplar

Peace backing dominates one site in cea ms report

Fragmentary OCR notes show a claim that Peace backs a 12,000,000. backing site. Barling switch lags behind 80 percent, with unclear context and missing details.

Barling

Livestock and Grain Market Report Highlights Price Moves

The report outlines hogs down 25 cents with various weight brackets priced from 18.00 to 20.38 dollars, cattle steady with fed steers and yearlings at 31.00 to 36.00, and calves around 25 to 38. Prime calves peak at 38.00 while general calf values sit 25 to 35. Sheep and lambs show a steady market at 15.00 to 33.00. Grain and produce quotes include Chicago soybeans, wheat around 2.31 to 2.45, corn near 1.73 to 1.89, and potatoes with modest gains amid strong demand.

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Cattle Market Notes From South St Paul Auction

USDA cattle sale report shows varied prices for steers cows bulls and vealers with price ranges across many grades. Prime and choice offerings quoted near 32 to 38 dollars for slaughter steers and heifers, canners and cutters lower, stockers and feeders in the mid range, and overall bids reflecting mixed demand.

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Wisconsin Forestry School Location Debate Stalls Bill

A bill to set up a forestry school faced contention as representatives debated location. Senator Neale proposed an amendment favoring Superior while another suggested Stevens Point. Lt. Gov. Smith paused passage while ruling on the amendment's relevance, delaying further action.

Floods Claim Two Lives In Beatrice Nebraska

Flood waters falling about an inch per hour in Beatrice Neb as rescue and cleanup begin in the edge of the flood area. Residents hold a cautious wait-and-see attitude while officials assess continuing danger and property losses.

Beatrice Neb

School district approves revision of charges and bids

The board approved revision of charges for Washburn auditorium use and a transfer of maintenance personnel. It decided to advertise for bids on a painting job at Lower French Island school and recommended desks for Emer son and Roosevelt schools. Boulevard site not to be sold. Brenner authorized to sign contingent fund checks July 1 to Aug 20 and to appoint acting clerk for that period.

Atiow Washburn Lower French Island Emerson Roosevelt Boulevard Brenner Eleanor Jones Jefferson Lin Roosevelt Coln

Aly Khan Balks At Rita's Demand

Aly Khan balks at Rita's demand on the eam.

Aly. Khan Rita

State budget clash as surtax plans loom and forest funds debated

Legislature weighs reenacting a 25 percent surtax amid surging revenues and a $50 million surplus. A 10 percent surtax would raise 9.52 million, while 25 percent could yield 323.8 million over two years. Senate backs 400 thousand for Kettle Moraine forest additions drawing from the forest crop tax, with a senate amendment sent back to the assembly. The 40 hour five day week measure for state employees advances, and referendum powers for city councils face approval.

Senate Assembly Kettle Moraine Wisconsin Orig

Baby's Body Found In Flaming Bundle Near Bushy Area

Autopsy to be held at Wisconsin General Hospital. Three persons, including two women, report finding a flaming bundle of gasoline soaked rags in a bushy area near fore driving mobile. Baby believed prematurely born.

Baby Tory Wisconsin General Hospital Keri Fore Mobile

USAF Pilots Die In Collision Of Formations

Two air force pilots died when two formations collided at 1800 feet near Dayton Tuesday. An F-86 formation with two jets collided with an F-82 and F-51 propeller planes. Lt. R. G. Hayes survived after bailing out. the deceased include C. Winters of Eugene, Oregon. The crash injured a third pilot and left a Korean veteran unharmed.

Dayton Here Air Force R. G. Hayes C. Winters Eugene Ore

Olive shortage looming from last winter’s cold snap

Severe cold last winter hit the olive crop in Jordan leaving a harvest about one third of normal. Officials warn Ramadan supplies may tighten as growers report losses and exporters seek alternative markets.

Jordan

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