National Moroccan Spotted Horse Show and Centennial show Preview
The notice outlines multiple classes and prizes for the National Morocco Spotted horse show and centennial events. It lists entry fees of 3 to 5 dollars, prizes from 5 to 50 dollars plus trophies and ribbons, and various divisions by gait, height, and age. Judging begins at 10 a.m. with many breed-specific events and group classes, culminating in stallion and mare produce categories. Entries close July 5 with parade on July 17 in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Morocco
Wisconsin Pleasure Horse Association
la Crosse
Maritime unions plan 80-day injunction to avert June strike
Joseph Curran, president of the National Maritime Union, said in New York that unions planned a strike at contract expirations June 15. President Truman ordered the Justice Department to seek an 80-day injunction to prevent the walkout. Curran accused ship owners of bargaining in bad faith on wage demands.
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Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
New York
Truman
Justice Department
Curran
Jars of Fragrant Cold Cream Found in Tutankhamen Tomb
In King Tutankhamen's tomb discovery, researchers report jars of ancient cold cream still scented after about 3,000 years. The find highlights cosmetic practices and burial rituals of New Kingdom Egypt.
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Tutankhamen
Plane crash at Godman Field kills four
A jet aircraft failed to lift off at Godman Field Fort Knox Kentucky and plowed into a passing car. Four people from Elizabeth were killed Vernon Ferren his wife Annie Ferren Miss Lela Ferren and Spencer Blackburn. The P 80 Shooting Star burned the area as the pilot Captain Meyers escaped with minor injuries.
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Godman Field
Elgin Field
Fla
Meyers
Elizabeth
Vernon C. Ferren
Annie B. Ferren
Lela Ferren
Vernon C
Spencer Blackburn
Stolen farm gear found on Beaver Dam area farm
Dodge County authorities reported stolen goods valued at dollars were recovered on the Glen Norenberg farm in the town of Lowell. The loot included a tractor and a large farm wagon. Norenberg, a farmer, waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to court on two burglary charges.
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Wis
Dodge County
Glen Norenberg
Norenberg
Lowell
Mrs. La Verne Walding flies to Fairbanks Alaska
Mrs. La Verne Walding of 1348 Liberty Street flew to Fairbanks Alaska on Friday to join her husband T Sgt Walding of the air forces weather squadron. They plan to return to La Crosse in August.
Truman praises Stalin but warns of breach in world peace
President Truman, in Eugene Oregon and Berkeley remarks, defends U S plans for peace while faulting Stalin as a prisoner of the polit bureau. He contrasts Russia’s behavior with U S steps toward peace including UN leadership and international control of atomic secrets.
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Ore
Joe” Stalin
Stalin
Polit-Bureau
Berkeley
Congress
United Nations
Greece
Russia
America
Soviet Union
United States
Security Council
Child Cyclist Struck by Car on Moore Street
Four year old Dale Olson son of Mr and Mrs Donald Olson 2109 George street sustained head and body bruises when hit by Warren Thompson 18 2012 Charles street at 654 pm Saturday on Moore street between George and Kane streets. He rode a bicycle and was crossing the street. Police rushed him to a hospital for observation.
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Dale Olson
Donald Olson
George Street
Warren Thompson
Charles Street
Moore Street
George
Kane Streets
Stassen Delegates Hold Separate caucuses in Wisconsin
Stassen backers meet in Wisconsin as MacArthur delegates drift toward Dewey as possible second choice. Harold Stassen and Gen. Douglas MacArthur are seen as favorite contenders for the Philadelphia convention. Walter J. Kohler Jr. is nominated convention delegation chairman by Stassen supporters.
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Harold FE. Stassen
Minnesota
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Gov. Dewey
New York
Stassen
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Taft-Hartley Critique and Truman Western Stop
Republicans blame the Taft-Hartley act for low turnout in 1946 and accuse Congress of failing to curb prices and pass housing laws. Senator Taft argues the president weakens Congress while Truman prepares a major Western speech in Los Angeles before returning to Independence, Missouri, as Congress nears a late week adjournment.
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Congress
Taft
Philadelphia
Truman
Los Angeles
Washington
Independence
Lightning Kills Scout At Suburban Camp
A 15 year old Boy Scout was killed and four others injured when a lightning bolt struck their tent at a Pittsburgh area Scout camp. Joseph Puharic Jr 15 of Braddock Pa was knocked from the tent and his clothes caught fire. He died at Braddock hospital. Two others were admitted for treatment after suffering shock.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Puharic
Braddock
Braddock Hospital
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