Senators Vote On Veto Monday Hungary Hurls Charges At U. S.
Undersecretary of State William Clayton flies to London amid British French efforts to win Soviet cooperation on the Marshall plan for European recovery. He says U S aid will be minimal and European self help maximal. Moscow reportedly interested in the plan. three possible Soviet actions outlined.
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Hungarian ex premier Nagy linked to US aid schemes
Budapest a government white paper accuses former Premier Ferenc Nagy of using American contacts to influence US support for his regime. It cites promised help and loans from H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld and mentions figures such as Laszlo Eker-Racz Dean Acheson and Rep. Sol Bloom. The document also notes Nagy sought American assistance for his son and political backing while Russia troops remained in Hungary.
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State Department
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Wisconsin Republicans renominate leaders at Madison convention
At the Wisconsin state convention in Madison the GOP renominated incumbents to the national committee and re elected most district officers as they chart plans for the 1948 elections. Wayne Hood was elected district chairman over successor Everett Yeriy who resigned. Coleman, long time state chairman, was praised while opponents call him a boss as party lights for a new term. Governor Rennebohm dismissed claims of Coleman as a personal machine and noted no appointment talks with him.
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Attlee Defends Democracy Amid Eastern Europe Critique
In a Yorkshire coal miners speech Prime Minister Attlee denounced totalitarian trends and urged Britain leading Europe’s recovery with Marshall Plan aid. He defended the right to opposition, warned against single list elections, and urged democracy across nations while awaiting Kremlin reply to a British French invitation.
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Fire on U S Ship Deliver Near Tsingtao
U S navy headquarters in Kanghai said Saturday a group of Chinese believed Communist fired on the salvage ship Deliver during salvage of a landing float near Tsingtao on June 19. No one was hurt.
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Minister testifies he was home the night of church fire
Dr. John Lewis a 73 year old Milwaukee minister on trial for arson said he left Calvary Presbyterian church at 9 40 p m with caretaker Roy Johnson and did not leave his home again until awakening at 2 45 a m to learn the church was on fire He denied setting the blaze and disputed Johnson’s account.
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Band Will Present Concert In Myrick
Marshall Nichols will be the soloist for the La Crosse Concert band program to be given Sunday at 3 p m in Myrick park. The event is listed on page 7.
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Blaze Of Color Seen In Floats At St Francis Nursing Parade
A two day home coming celebration at St Francis school of nursing in La Crosse showcased a parade highlighting nursing as a profession. The event marked a first in the school's 45 year history and emphasized nationwide efforts to attract women to nursing. The parade featured nurses in uniform on floats and as the queen for the day amid gold silver purple and patriotic colors.
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Hartley Charges Truman's Taft Hartley Veto Spin
Rep. Hartley accuses President Truman of sponsoring misrepresentations and half truths in the Taft Hartley veto message and claims the president did not write it. He argues Truman objected to language not in the bill and accuses him of surrendering to New Deal politicians and left wing lawyers.
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Flood Situation Eases Slightly as River Recedes
In Hannibal Missouri the Mississippi receded slightly after cresting near last week’s records. Levees held along a 125 mile stretch from Keokuk to Louisiana amid ongoing rains that threaten further high water and displacement across Iowa Illinois and Missouri.
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CIO Offers Aid To Sentenced Allis-Chalmers Union Members
Milwaukee county CIO executive board promised legal counsel and aid to 26 Allis-Chalmers union members convicted of civil contempt for defying a court order during a strike. Three officers received five month terms, 19 got three months, and four were fined 200 dollars each for mass picketing violations.
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Leave Bond Drive Delayed on Universal Training Issue
Members of the House Armed Services Committee expect an all out drive to cash GI terminal leave bonds will sidetrack universal military training legislation until next year. Hearing on bonds to redeem immediately after issue will proceed next week as leaders back the bond plan.
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Senator Ferguson Links Foreign Buying to High Meat Prices
Senator Ferguson of Michigan says heavy foreign purchases amid tight cattle supplies are partly to blame for rising meat costs. He spoke Saturday night in Washington detailing how external demand influences domestic prices.
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Filibuster Ends After 28-Hour Senate Session
The Taft Hartley labor bill faced renewed pushback as a 28 hour marathon ended with Republicans forecasting a Monday vote on the measure. Senate leaders expected a two thirds majority to override President Truman's veto, with key absences and pairing rules shaping the final margin.
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