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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1951

Page

10

Pilots Strike Halts United Air Lines Flights Nationwide

United Air Lines ground to a halt as 900 UAL pilots and co pilots walk off Tuesday amid wage and working condition disputes. The mediation board ordered a return to work and warned the action violated the Railway Labor Act. federal mediation paused negotiations and picketing risked broader airline disruption.

Tru- Man National Metermed Air Line Pilots Association UAL Anly Washington Donal L. Behncke

Falls From Vehicle In Holmen Injures Child

Allen Thompson four and a half year old son of Oliver Thompson was dismissed from a local hospital after falling from a moving car at the south limits of Holmen at 8 30 p m Tuesday. The child released the rear door handle and sustained head knee and arm injuries. He was treated initially by a physician at home before X rays at a hospital.

Allen Thompson Oliver Thompson R. J

Mickey Cohen Convicted on Tax Evasion Counts

Gam bler Mickey Cohen was found guilty on four federal income tax evasion counts in Los Angeles following his testimony before the Kefauver Senate crime investigating committee. Prosecutors said he lived largely on borrowed income for several years.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Cohen Efauver Senate Crime Investiating Committee

Borden Co faces new monopolistic practices suit

A Chicago based suit alleges Borden Co and Bowman Dairy Co conspired in monopolistic practices. Attorneys claim the charges mirror prior actions with similar outcomes, while Borden denies guilt and argues government remedies would push small dealers out of business.

Borden Chicago Tulsa Bowman Dairy Co

Iran Rejects Oil Deal Demands as Talks Continue

British negotiators offered 10 million pounds upfront and 3 million pounds monthly as a working arrangement for AIOC future profits. Iran demanded 75 percent of profits be turned over and the rest banked for future claims, an ultimatum Britain rejected. Fatimi denied asking for an allowance and said talks centered on plant transfer. Iran’s stance surprised the British, with Jackson saying he would seek London instructions and may be recalled.

Gotiating Iran AIOC Oil Company Fatini Jackson London

Strong arm means nine cane strokes for fatal heifer blow

An 18 year old native in Dundee South Africa received nine cane strokes after using a single fist to strike a nine month old heifer causing its death. The report also notes livestock pricing and market conditions in South St. Paul Minnesota with cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs forecasting steady to weak trends and current bids.

Dundee South Africa South ST. Paul

Market closes with mixed grain and livestock results

Chicago futures show corn and soybeans mixed with slight gains and losses across contracts. Hog and cattle markets are active but uneven, with top prices for prime cattle and steady to higher butchers’ quotes, while poultry remains firm with stable hen prices and steady receipts.

Chicago USDA Chicago Poultry F.o.b

Bergstrom Paper Firm Founder Dies in Neenah

John N. Bergstrom age 76 co founder and former president of Bergstrom Paper Co died Tuesday night after a long illness funeral services set for Friday afternoon in Neenah Wisconsin obituary notesco founder Bergstrom Paper Co prominent local businessman entombed in family plot

Neenah, Wis John N. Bergstrom Bergstrom Paper Co

Dresses In Paris at Jacques Ome Show

Margaret Truman visited Paris on Tuesday and previewed dresses at the fine establishment of Jacques Ome. The afternoon program featured a crinoline in red lace and a gown with a fluted bodice, reflecting luminous Paris fashion.

Paris Margaret Truman Heart of

Storage scheme tied to 1949 commodity program probe

Agriculture official testimony linked Rowlands to a private storage firm created with Marachowsky to store surplus sage bought under price support. The RFC collected 215000 in storage fees, while Rowlands allegedly took 36000 in dividends and held a share of 63000 to be divided. Cravens faced accusations of department favoritism through discounted purchases via the firm.

Agriculture Department Department Commodity Credit Corporation Symington Rowlands Marachowsky RFC Ccc Brannan Cravens Rowlands-Marachowsky Storm Coats Buick

Weather winds sweep edge of Brownsville causing damage

A wind gust estimated at 60 to 90 miles per hour swept the edge of Brownsville in Dodge county for about a quarter hour Tuesday night. The storm leveled several farm buildings and uprooted trees and utility poles, startling a resort owner who warned windows in 15 cottages could incur losses.

Brownsville Dodge County

Fron t Spoke of New Red Defense Lines

The front spoke of new Red defense lines and the general line appeared to be settling down.

Supreme Court Upholds Smith Act in Communist Case

The U S Supreme Court this month upheld the 1940 Smith Act proving its constitutionality for punishing violent plotting. Convictions of 11 top defendants were affirmed with prison terms up to five years and fines of ten dollars each.

U. S. Supreme Court Supreme Court

Famed Snooks Dies After Long Life in Community

A notice recalls the death of a beloved local figure known as Snooks who passed away in May. Her life touched many, including her daughter and husband, with yearly observances planned in her honor.

Fragees

Fear of Red China and Korea Policy Critique Arising

Hurley criticizes postwar strategy tracing policy back to Yalta in 1945. He argues U S officials misled the public about goals in Korea and broader foreign policy. He claims distrust in American leadership weakened by secret agreements and fears of communism and Russia.

Red China Ts. S Korea Yalta Atlantic Russia America Hurley

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