Move To Kill Controls On Prices Wages
Washington reports a House Labor Committee plan to abolish the Wage Stabilization Board and end wage and price controls. The committee backed a seven word recommendation to abolish the WSB by a 16 to 5 vote and leaves debate to the House on extending controls under the Defense Production Act.
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Kearns
R-Pa
Barden
D-Nc
Congress
Supreme Court
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Osteopaths clash with AMA over hospital access in Bay City
Bay City osteopaths accuse the American Medical Association of dictatorial tactics after the City Commission reversed a ruling allowing osteopaths to use General Hospital. Medical doctors boycott the facility, and osteopaths say the action stems from pressure by doctors to run the city.
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General Hospital
American Medical Association
City Commission
Bay County
Commission
Medical Association
Sweden reacts to Soviet airspace incident and border shootback
Thousands of demonstrators gathered outside the Russian Embassy as Sweden protested the shooting of a missing transport flight. Prime Minister Tage Erlander urged Moscow, while Sweden ordered Naval and Air Force units to continue the search and prepare to shoot back at further attacks. The Foreign Office confirmed the plane over Dagoe Island before vanishing with eight men aboard, blaming weather for the incursion and stating the pilot returned to sea.
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Foreign Office
Jane
Dagoe Island
Moscow
Russia
Cold air to sweep western Lakes and northern Plains forecast
The forecast calls for cool air moving through the western Lakes region and northern Plains. Inset map shows clear skies and fair weather across the Far West central Rockies most of the Northeast and Florida. Early Thursday minimums include New York 61 Milwaukee 60 Duluth 48 Los Angeles 59 Seattle 52.
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Duluth
Los Angeles
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Bloody Hill T Quiet After Savage Fight
Seoul reports quiet at Bloody Hill after six days of savage fighting on the Western Front. U S infantrymen seized the hill last Thursday after repelling nightly Chinese battalion size counterattacks. The front saw reduced action with 7 714 shells fired vs 18 500 previously and air bombers harassing Red positions.
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Korea
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U.S. Eighth Army
Yangdok
Chorwon
Sukchon
5000 Milwaukee Area Workers Idled by Steel Shortage
International Harvester announces nationwide layoff affecting about 5,000 workers in Milwaukee and Waukesha due to steel shortages from the ongoing strike. Production cuts begin June 27 with 90 percent of operations to shut by July 3 across 13 plants including Milwaukee and Waukesha facilities. office staff spared.
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Waukesha
International Harvester Co
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Eral Motors
Lansing
Mich
Ford Motor Company
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International Harvester Company
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
C. F. Hood
Democratic Nations Have Failed Arabs Warn Arab Students
Abdullah Bakr, Iraq’s minister from the Iraqi Embassy in Washington, told a conference of Arab students in Ann Arbor that democratic powers have failed to fulfill UN Charter promises to Arabs. He urged reform in Arab administration and social and economic life to meet citizens' ambitions.
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Abdullah Bakr
Iiraqui
Washington
United Nations
Weather outlook across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather record from the U S department of commerce indicates fair conditions tonight and Thursday across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Cooler temperatures are forecast for east and south portions on Thursday with scattered thundershowers noted in the southern areas this afternoon.
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Iowa
River Forecast For Hastings To Prairie du Chien
River readings show little change above Lake Pepin over the next two days with a gradual rise from Alma to Prairie du Chien. Tailwater gauges near Fountain City to Trempealeau expect rises of 0.2 to 0.3 feet. Read Tribune want ads.
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Winona Livestock Report Highlights Steady Hog Market
Swift & Co reports livestock buying hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Hogs show steady pricing with varied weights. cattle market overall 60 cents to $1 lower. calves and lambs also noted with mixed movement. Prices listed for barrows, gilts, steers, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs across weight classes. Chicago grains and produce also summarized with receipts and price ranges.
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South ST. Paul
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Boy Hitchhikes 2500 Miles To Find Father In Michigan
Dale Salisbury a 16 year old from Sunland California rode 2500 miles to Michigan to visit Howard Larrie the father he had not seen since infancy. The pair were reunited after eight years and Dale hoped to stay with his dad in Michigan. Authorities had previously stopped him near home on two prior attempts and he was placed in juvenile care until his father could be located.
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Dale Salisbury
Sunland
Calif
Michigan
Dale
Howard Larrie
California
Tir
Roof Fire At First Baptist Church In La Crosse
La Crosse fire department extinguished a roof blaze at the First Baptist Church 128 South 6th Street after workmen found fire while re shingling and re sheet ing the steeple. Call logged 12 37 p.m. Engines 1 and 3 Truck 1 and Squad 1 responded. No damage estimate reported.
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First Baptist
S. 6Th St
Taft Calls RNC to Decide Texas Delegates Seat
Sen. Robert Taft urged the Republican National Committee to settle the Texas delegate seating dispute for the July 7 convention. Eisenhower allies press for a national committee decision claiming the Texas state committee favors Taft. Rep. Hugh Scott Jr. warned that a convention floor fight could aid Democrats.
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Robert Taft
Republican National Committee
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State Committee
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taft
National Committee
Hugh Scott Jr
Pennsylvania
Denver
Scott
Credentials
Convention
Area Company Faces Federal Labor Charges
Madison report says Independence Manufacturing Co. of Independence Trempealeau County is named in a U S Department of Labor injunction alleging oppression of child labor low wages failure to pay overtime and missing payroll records Ralph Smick secretary treasurer is also named in the suit The Department seeks to halt alleged wage and labor violations in federal court
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Independence Manufacturing Co
Independence
Trempealeau County
U. S. Department of Labor
Ralph Smick
Eisenhower Considers Return to Active Duty If Campaign Fails
The Denver report notes Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower left five star pay and allowances totaling over $10,000 a year to campaign for the Republican nomination. He may resume active Army duty if he does not win the presidency, as he prefers not to retire permanently and wishes to wear a military uniform again if his political bid falters.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sailor Kuehl, 20, Dies in California Car Crash
Robert E. Kuehl, a sailor from Wausau, aged 20, was killed in a car accident near the San Diego Naval Hospital while just back from Pacific sea duties. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ervin Kuehl, were notified by the Navy Department.
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H. Ervin Kuehl
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San Diego Naval Hospital
Farmer reporting sighting of missing plane near McGregor Iowa
A McGregor Iowa farmer Ralph Blackwell said he saw a small plane flying low in fog near his farm Thursday raising the possibility it was the missing Danville Illinois couple’s aircraft. Civil Air Patrol units from Austin Minnesota and Decatur Illinois planned joint search along the Mississippi River from Albert Lea to Danville to locate the plane.
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Dan Ville
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Mississippi
Prairie du Chien
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Illinois
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Albert Lea
Danville
Bankers Attack Savings and Loan Groups as Misleading
Wisconsin Bankers Association condemned savings and loan organizations for portraying themselves as banks. A convention resolution urged a congressional probe and parity in taxation and branch limits. The group argues these entities evolved from nonprofit associations into large competitors of banks.
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Andes Air Too Thin Girl Flies To State
A 16 month old girl, Jane Muehl, traveling from Bolivia to Milwaukee for medical reasons, was lifted to Chicago in care of an airline stewardess and then to Milwaukee to live with her grandparents while her father works on an engineering contract in Bolivia. She previously faced nephritis and then a heart condition worsened by high altitude.
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Wallace Muehl
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Peru
Andes
Jane
Chicago
Wilfred Muehl
Federated Church To Serve Supper In Trempealeau
Women of the Trempealeau Federated Church invite the public to a supper in the church dining room Thursday. Serving to start at 5 30 p m.
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Industry strikes threaten auto and steel output nationwide
The strikewide disruption hits Ford in Detroit and General Motors in Lansing forcing possible closures by June 23 while International Harvester plans large layoffs. Government talks with steelmakers aim to limit production cuts to defense needs and contemplate a price adjustment to keep plants operating.
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Tragedy Claims 15 Year Old In Appleton Truck Crash
Paul Ostovero Jr., 15, of Appleton, died today from injuries sustained in a truck accident last night near Menasha township. The vehicle left the road and rolled over, authorities said.
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Paul Ostovero Jr
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Menasha Township
Van de Zande Files for 18th District Re election
State Senator Alfred Van de Zande Campbellport filed nomination papers with the secretary of state today seeking renomination on the Republican ticket from Wisconsin's 18th District.
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Alfred van de Zande Campbellsport
Secretary of State Today
Taft Eyes Eisenhower Advice on Military Matters
Senator Taft told a National Press Club luncheon he would seek Gen Dwight D Eisenhower's advice on military issues if he becomes president. He avoided commenting on whether a professional soldier is fit for the presidency and defended his convention strategy as not a “fake issue.” He pledged a 15 percent tax cut if elected and dismissed reports of steamrollering the GOP convention.
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Sen
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Press Club
Eisenhower
Ohio
Press Club
Root Flood Survey Fund Sought for Root River Valley
A $200 000 recommendation by the Senate Appropriations Committee would earmark funds for flood control surveys in Minnesota including the Root River Valley. Elvin Humble reports a Thye message confirming the plan for surveys on the Root River and other rivers across several cities. A field survey began in 1951 but was delayed by funding cuts.
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Edward J. Thye
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Acheson Shocked By Reds Shooting Down Swedish Plane
Secretary of State Acheson voiced deep shock at the Soviet fighter action that downed a Swedish aircraft. He said aggression in Indochina is checked and tides may favor the West. He spoke before a European tour and South America visit.
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