U S Britain Show Solidarity On Korean Truce Talks
United States and Britain signal unity in Korea truce negotiations and war conduct as Britain’s Viscount Alexander visits Washington. Acheson plans European talks with Eden and Schuman while the war’s POW issue remains a sticking point.
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U. S
Britain
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Defense
Viscount Alexander
Lovett
Korea
Dean Acheson
Oxford University
London
Eden
Schuman
U.N
United Nations
North Korea
China
Zein family in Redgranite auto crash update
One of two surviving victims, Bernard Zein, 38, improved enough to be moved to La Crosse hospital after Friday collision with a truck near Redgranite. Miss Mary Ann Bergh, 36, remained in critical condition. Mrs Viola Zein died at the scene. Funeral plans for Mrs Zein set.
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Redgranite
Wis
la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Berlin
Bernard Zein
8Th St
Highway 21
County EE
Mary Ann Adelle Bergh
S. 14Th St
Zein
Viola Dunn Zein
Miss Bergh
Two Rivers
Esther M. Domke
W. A
Genevieve) Knoblauch
Charles Knoblauch
Ottumwa
N. 8Th St
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Peter Pape
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hiosary
Lattimore Plans Under Investigation
Washington officials pressed an inquiry into Owen Lattimore's plans after a tip suggested a visit to Russia or its satellites. The State Department ordered customs exits barred, a measure that stands until the inquiry concludes, with no comment on possible future actions. Lattimore denies any Red connections and has testified before committees.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
State Department
Lattimore
Russia
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Arle Red
Cloudy and Cool Sunday Forecast for La Crosse Area
Cloudy and cool conditions across La Crosse and vicinity with local thundershowers expected in late afternoon or evening. High temperature near 65 degrees.
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la Crosse
Wadsworth Draft Law Author Dies at 74 in Washington
James W. Wadsworth former U S senator and representative from New York dies at Emergency Hospital aged 74 after abdominal illness. He led the commission that drafted universal military training and co authored the draft law. He retired in 1950 after long public service and was later tapped to head the National Security Training Commission.
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Washington
James W. Wadsworth
U.S
New York
Wadsworth
U.S. House
Senate
John Quincy Adams
Theodore Burton
Ohio
House
Congress
Truman
National Security Training Commission
Commission
Wadsworth Commission
Taft Seeks Nomination Momentum Amid Delegates Clash
Senator Taft claimed he has just about 603 or 604 votes toward the Republican nomination and warned strategy could keep some ballots back. Eisenhower backers called the boast ludicrous as Taft sought support while offering a foreign policy plank via John Foster Dulles. Taft criticized pressure tactics in New Jersey and New York and urged unity for an autumn fight with the Democrats.
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Taft
Washington
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wes Roberts
National
Eisenhower Headquarters
Eisenhower
Texas
New Jersey
New York
Truman
Acheson
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Chicago
Alfred E. Driscoll
Community News Index and Section Guide
A brief index lists sections such as Business Outlook Speeny Community News Conservation News Editorials Obituaries Women's News Weather Map Radio Log Sports and Theaters with page numbers 9 10 11 13 14 16 19 20 21 for quick navigation through the newspaper.
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Erscoccensss
Eeeseeesesees
State College Plans Major Building Projects at La Crosse
La Crosse State College seeks 16.24 million from the 1953 Legislature for two new structures the library at 850 000 and a 450 000 addition to the physical education building The plan aims to free 48 000 volumes from a temporary library and expand classrooms and stack areas The library site and a field house style gym with indoor facilities are under discussion to meet American Library Association standards and avoid closing 17th Street
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State College
la Crosse State College
Pres. Mitchell
American Lbrary Association
17Th Street
Pine Street
la Crosse State Colleg
House Passes Vet Aid Bill to Boost Severely Disabled
Senate backed a House bill increasing special monthly compensation for the most severely disabled veterans. About 119000 veterans would be affected. costs estimated at 20.8 million for the current fiscal year. The bill covers Spanish-American, World War I and II, and Korean War veterans and adds a minimum TB rate and extra benefits for loss of use of a creative organ.
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Washington
Senate
House
Gunther to Write Inside Series On GOP Democrats
John Gunther, famed reporter, will produce two series of pre convention articles for NEA Service and The La Crosse Tribune. He plans exclusive inside accounts of presidential maneuvers, drawing on his travel and interview experience across Europe Asia and the Americas. His pieces begin Tuesday on The Tribune editorial page.
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Gunther
Inside
GOP
Democrats
Tribune
New York
NEA
John Gunther
la Crosse Tribune
Europe
Latin America
Asia
U.S.A
Roosevelt
MacArthur
Chicago Daily News
England
Syria
Spain
Sweden
the Tribune
Wiley Urges Nehru To Back Germ Warfare Inquiry
Sen. Wiley urges Prime Minister Nehru and Asian leaders to back a proposed impartial commission to investigate Communist charges of germ warfare in Korea. He suggested Asiatic statesmen of Nehru’s and Indonesia’s president Soekarno’s caliber lead the inquiry and called on Nehru to help reveal the truth.
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Wiley
Nehru
Washington
Sen
Asia
Winl
Five Scary Owls Alarm Northwest Baltimore Residents
Northwest Baltimore residents report five screech owls nightly swooping near dusk, frightening locals as they perch in a quiet neighborhood and create uneasy evenings.
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Baltimore
Celebration Plans for La Crosse July 4 Fireworks Show
The La Crosse Zoo Development Association lays out July 4 events at Inter-State Fair grounds. A Camp McCoy military talent stage show begins 8 15 p m with at least ten acts, followed by a $1000 fireworks display from Illinois Fireworks Company. Grandstand tickets go on sale at Hebberd Drug Store with 700 seats available. general admission starts at 6 p m at the fairgrounds. Adults pay to enter and park, while children under 12 enter free.
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la Crosse
Illinois Fireworks Company
Danville
Hebberd
Main Streets
Fairgrounds
Car Stolen From Waukon Opera House In Iowa
Authorities seek a 1950 green Chevrolet license 3 1227 owned by Mrs. Rita Welch stolen from the basement of the Waukon Opera House. Entry was through a front window and the car was driven out a rear entrance.
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Waukon
Iowa
Waukon Opera House
Rita Welch
La Crosse Concert Band to Perform Sunday in Myrick Park
The La Crosse Concert Band directed by D. R. Wartinbee will present a 2:30 p.m. concert Sunday in Myrick Park. The program matches the one announced last Sunday before rain postponed the event.
Putnam Sees Costs Rising It Curbs Go
Washington economic adviser Roger L. Putnam warned that lifting price controls on consumer goods would drive costs higher and make current prices look cheap. Ellis Arnall echoed that removing controls could render the law a monstrosity and urged outright abolition if the decontrol amendment passes. The House backed the Talle amendment exempting most unrationed items, while Putnam urged lawmakers to reconsider amid ongoing defense production act debates. The Senate seeks similar steps, balancing wage and price controls amid steel strikes.
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Washington
Roger L. Putnam
Ellis Arnall
Putnam
Congress
Arnall
Eastern Labor Press
House
Rep
Talle
Iowa
Administration
Presicone Truman
Senate
Wage Stabilization Board
City Over Top In Blood Drive
La Crosse topped its four day mobile unit visit with 172 pints on Friday the highest daily total. The drive brought total collections to 656 pints surpassing the 600 pint quota by 56. The year total reached 4 305 pints, 555 above the annual goal.
Government To Look Into Rain Making Study Panel to probe weather modification efforts
Washington report says the Senate voted to create a government committee to examine man’s efforts to alter weather. The first task is a heated debate on whether science can actually produce large doses of rainfall.
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Washington
Senate
Brazilian Convicts Rally After Island Prison Break
Police recaptured 22 of the nearly 300 inmates who escaped Anchieta Island after a Friday revolt. One killed and a prison doctor and radio operator died of wounds. The Blond Devil led the breakout as convicts seized weapons and fled toward Parati and coastal towns.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Anchieta
Ubatuba
Sao Vicente
Caraguatuba
Braca
Parati
Uba
Tuba
Anchieta Island
Sadio Ferreira
Oswaldo Silva
Eisenhower Charges Texas Delegates Steal Betrayal Speech
General Eisenhower denounces Taft forces in Texas accusing them of a ruthless steal of Republican convention delegates. He calls the action a great betrayal of GOP principles and urges unity and an open door policy to spur Democratic conversions. He cites rigged conventions and a split in Texas GOP.
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Dallas
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Louisiana
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Taft
Denver
Colo
Thestate
Schricker Seeks Senate Post in Indiana Democratic push
Indiana Governor Schricker announced Saturday he will run for the U S Senate seat held by Republican Jenner. If nominated at the Indianapolis convention he will face strong Democratic hopes for a November victory and bolster Stevenson’s presidential prospects. Schricker, 68, is a long-time reform candidate famed for his white hat symbol and clean government image.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Henry F. Schricker
William E. Jenner
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Chicago
Stevenson
Schricker
Senate
Homer E. Capehart
Truman
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