Wisconsin Conservation Congress approves nine day forked-horn season
After four hours of wrangling and multiple roll calls the Madison assembly rejected deer committee and department suggestions and set a nine day forked-horn back season to begin November 19. The vote followed clashes over a one-buck law and a controlled hunting plan with 44 counties opposing the package and 24 in favor.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Congress
Deer Committee
Conservation Department
Conservation Commission
Congress
Edward Palmer
Ellsworth
Barron
Oneida
Winnebago
Eau Claire
Murray Returns Lewis Salvo in Senate Taft Hartley Debate
President Philip Murray accused John L Lewis of rumor mongering and lack of responsibility denying Lewis claims of secret deals to amend the Taft Hartley repeal. Murray defended Truman and AFL positions while Taft Hartley debate divided GOP senators and delayed action on funding.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Murray
Wis
AFL
William Green
Leys
Murra
Truman
Thomas-Lesinski
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Senate
Elbert D. Thomas
Dutah
State-Commerce-Justice Departments
Chiang Kai-shek vows to retake Shanghai within four months
Shanghai reports from Fremosa quote Chiang Kai-shek promising to recapture Shanghai within four months or die by his own hand. The English service notes his apology for Shanghai’s loss and blames a sell out, while the Associated Press bureau finds no confirming broadcast heard by any source.
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Shanghai Post Mercury
Chiang Kai-shek
Fremosa
Shanghai
Newspn
Chiang
Nationalist China
Associateds Bureau
La Crosse Area Weather Outlook Tonight Through Wednesday
Fair and cool tonight with lows near 50. Wednesday brings increasing clouds and warmer conditions with a high near 80. Local vicinity forecast notes continued cool nights and a sunny start followed by rising midweek temperatures.
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la Crosse
Isle Schools Debate Shapes City Board Action
June board meeting discussed county order attaching two French island districts to La Crosse. Board approved seeking council action to clarify the board's position and potential injunctions. A census of French island students was authorized for Logan high and anticipated enrollment.
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French Island
la Crosse
Board of Education
State Supreme Court
A. F. Jordan
Logan
Jordan
Swanson, Memorial
Salter Fields
Recreation Department
Swanson Field
Lincoln
Rose Erickson
Hogan School
Hamilton School
Louise Schwandt
Frederick Michel
Howard Jacob
Richard Agacinski
H. C. Amundson
Logan High
Shirley Hauser Cardinal
Emerson School
memsSee School
Decorah Man Missing. Welfare Officials Probe
Decorah county records reveal William Mosby, Winneshiek county clerk of court, has been missing since Tuesday May 31. Sheriff George Harris leads an intensive search with neighboring states alerted. Mosby planned a June 1 Rochester medical checkup but did not appear. His car was found at his Decorah home. Deputy Ervin Williams runs the office in his absence as the community awaits word from Mosby’s family.
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Decorah
William Mosby
Winneshiek County
George Harris
Mosby
Rochester
Harris
Oak Street
Joe Martinek
Winneshiek
Ossian
Julian Moe
Ervin Williams
Thora Horan
Farmer Killed When Tractor Overturns in Wisconsin
Renald Zuek, 58, of Dodgeville, was killed instantly when his tractor overturned into a ditch six miles northeast of High and. The accident occurred Monday in Dodgeville, Wisconsin, authorities said.
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Dodgeville
Wis
Renald Zuek
Highand
Ministers Meet For Showdown Conference On Berlin Issue
Big Four foreign ministers meet in Paris for an open showdown over Berlin. Western ministers back the American plan for unity and veto limits sparring with Soviet aims to restore the four power Kommandatura. Talks shift to the German treaty and Austrian pact if Berlin remains unresolved.
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Paris
Berlin
U. S
Dean Acheson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Britain
France
Acheson
Vishinky
Russia
West
Storm Sewer Bid Advertising Planned for City Project
The common council urged advertising for bids on a storm sewer project totaling about 240 000 in the south and 51 500 in the north. They favored bidding the whole plan or halves, with bond financing likely and planning ahead to avoid delays.
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Common Council
Ninth and
Johnson Streets
Llth Street
South Avenue
Green Bay Street
Emil Schultz
Fred Kramer
Johnson Says Military Shuns A-Energy Control
Washington Defense Secretary Johnson stated the military does not seek control of atomic energy developments. He wrote to Senate Atomic Committee Chairman McMahon that civilian control must be maintained, amid inquiries spurred by Hickenlooper's accusations of mismanagement at the AEC. The hearing process and budget concerns for 1950 dominated discussion as Lilienthal defended the commission.
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Washington
Johnson
McMahon
Hickenlooper
Senate
House
Graham
D-Nc
Atomic Energy Committee
Joint Congressional Committee
AEC
Lilienthal
Commission
Institute of Nuclear Physics
University of North Carolina
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Institute
Senator Broughton
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Ferguson
R-Mich
Atomic Committee
Plumbers Reach Four Agreements With Local Union
Two city based and two outside contractors signed agreements with AFL Plumbers and Steamfitters Local No. 31 for a 12 percent hourly raise and a one year contract with one week vacation. Wages rise to 2.25 per hour. About 80 to 90 plumbers held a work holiday June 1 after talks with roughly 15 contractors stalled. Edgar Jacobs, secretary of the union, noted some workers left town for higher pay. For emergency plumbing, call Lawrence Payne at the Labor Bee 1116.
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AFL Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local No. 31
Edgar Jacobs
Lawrence Payne
Labor Bee
Jacobs
Tragic Greek Plane Crash Claims 22 Lives
Twenty two people die when a plane crashes seventeen miles north of Athens inclusing a Greek army general. Rescue units and investigators examine the scene as authorities confirm the fatalities and seek cause details.
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Athens
Wisconsin Assembly to act on veterans housing and rent bills
Wisconsin lawmakers move to consider two veterans housing measures and a senate-approved rent control bill. The housing plan would channel 70 percent of funds to veterans loans and 30 percent to housing authorities, with counties receiving funds based on veteran population. The rent bill would end controls June 1, 1950 and allow interim increases of 15 to 30 percent. A separate resolution asks UW regents for 21 years of medical school attendance reports.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Laird-Lenroot
Rennebohm
Assembly
Public Service Commission
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Council Faces Many Issues
The La Crosse council opens a session at 7 30 p m Tuesday with a grocery beer ban ordinance in committee and airport zoning under review. Other items include lighting replacements for Copeland park and Swanson field, and a 1949 dog catcher proposal by the mayor's special committee.
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la Crosse County Tavern League
City Plan Commission
Judiciary Committee
Copeland Park
Swanson Field
Recreation Department
Constitution plane to fly over La Crosse Wednesday
The Navy's largest land plane, the Constitution, will fly at about 1 400 feet over La Crosse airport between 8 30 and 9 a m on Wednesday, weather permitting. It carries 168 passengers, 20 000 pounds payload, 10 000 gallons fuel, 92 top deck seats and 76 lower, 189 foot wingspan, 154 foot length, four Pratt and Whitney engines. The craft will also be shown at Minneapolis Wold-Chamberlain field later Wednesday and Thursday with crew on hand to explain features.
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Navy
la Crosse
Wendell McEldowney
West Salem
Chamber of Commerce Air Progress Committee
Chicago
Wold-Chamberlain
Ney
Wold Chamberlain Feld
Minneapolis
Puerto Rican Plane Crash Leaves 47 Missing
A two engine C-46 airliner carrying 75 aboard including 19 children crashed into the Atlantic shortly after leaving San Juan bound for Newark. Coast Guard reported 28 survivors, with 19 women and 19 children among the passengers. The wake of engine trouble and a failed emergency landing preceded the fatal plunge.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Atlantic
U. S. Coast Guard
al Cockrell
Pittsfield
Mass
Lee Wakefield
D. H. Dexter
Coast Guard
Newark
N. J
Miami
Strato Freight, Inc
Bradley Field
Windsor Locks
Conn
Dexter
Point Salinas
Here
Mirrors guard doors and draw curious guests inside
An ad describes a new mirror that appears transparent to guests yet serves as a drawbridge for residents. It invites readers to call 3686 for a welcome messenger and features an old outboard motor for sale at 35 dollars. The listing mentions 702 Hillview Ave and asks inquiries about low 4 and 7 day rates.
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Tribune
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Gohres
Franklin Pamperin
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Brice Prairie
Constitution
Air Force
Army
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Stamford
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