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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

20

Grand jury to probe false tip on Lattimore motives

A federal grand jury in Seattle is to probe the motives behind a false tip about Owen Lattimore. The tip, given to the CIA and relayed to the State Department, claimed Lattimore planned a trip to Russia. Lattimore denies Communist links and the tip origin remains undisclosed.

Seattle Owen Lattimore Central Intelligence Agency State Department Lattimore Russia Johns Hopkins University Sen. McCarthy R-Wis The Seattle Times Grand

Fine Edging Closer to Eisenhower in Gubernatorial Outlook

Pennsylvania Governor John S Fine says he is getting closer to Eisenhower's views after the general's Europe visita nd speeches. He declined to name a preferred GOP nominee while noting Pennsylvania delegates lean toward Eisenhower or Taft and denying any feud with Senator Duff.

Harrisburg John S. Fine Pennsylvania Dwight D. Eisenhower Fine Eisenhower Europe Eisener Sen Robert A. Taft Associated Press Taft Duff

Madison declines rum and punch electors rite

In 1777 James Madison refused to treat the electors to rum and punch, breaking a social custom and contributing to his non reelection to the state convention. This decision foreshadowed his rise to national prominence and later presidency.

James Madison United States

Four Dem candidates woo Colorado for 16 convention votes

Four Democratic presidential hopefuls compete for Colorado’s 16 votes at the Chicago convention. Sen Richard Russell of Georgia asserts 300 first ballot votes and hints at regional backing while Sen Robert Kerr of Oklahoma joins the Colorado gathering with Kefauver and Harriman addressing the delegation in Golden. Russell names Texas 52, Virginia 28, Mississippi 18 as pledged gains and forecasts North Carolina 11 more. He says he expects some Colorado support.

Denver Democratic Party Colorado Chicago Richard Russell Georgia Russell Robert Kerr Oklahoma

Cork flax mill to hire 250 workers by 1953

Eire's first flax spinning mill located in Cork is planned to open and employ 250 people by 1953, signaling a major boost to the textile sector and local employment.

Eire Cork

Winnebago Outboard Marathon Draws National Field

The fourth annual Winnebago Outboard Marathon unfolds Sunday from Neenah Riverside Park to Oshkosh, Winneconne and Fremont and back. A 92 mile stock boat test with five classes draws 236 entries and a national turnout. Winners earn trophies and a share of a 5000 dollar prize list. the event airs on radio and TV with free park admission.

Neenah Neenah’s Riverside Park Winnebago Oshkosh Wolf River Winneconne Fremont Butte Des Morts Origula Milwaukee Sentinel

Democrats Like Hallanan Too

Walter Simms Hallanan, head of the GOP Arrangements Committee for the 1952 Chicago convention, is praised by Democrats for his impartiality and cooperation. A Taft Democrat ally and West Virginia figure, he built a fortune in oil, leads Plymouth Oil, and has long served as national committeeman.

Charleston W.va Walter Simms Hallanan Chicago Hallanan GOP Edward W. Pauley Los Angeles Democratic Arrangements Robert A. Taft Ohio Taft Republican Committee West Virginia William Howard Taft Theodore Roosevelt Perry Howard Mississippi Plymouth Oil Company Big Lake West Texas Petroleum Industry War Council National Petroleum Council West Hatfield State Tax Commission

NYC Taxi Fares Increase Approved by City Board

New Yorkers will pay more for taxicab rides as Mayor Impellitteri signs a bill approved by the Board of Estimate. The fare rises from 35 cents for the first mile to 45 cents and each successive mile from 20 to 25 cents.

New York Vincent R. Impellitteri City Board of Estimate

Doctors Of Damages Degrees Granted

New York reports 52 graduates at Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades earning certificates in car damage appraisal. Among them 12 women joined the cohort as “doctors of damages” at the ceremony last night.

New York Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades

Ancient Egyptians painted enemies on sandal soles

Archaeologists note that as a daily insult Egyptians painted figures labeled enemy on the soles of sandals so wearers could tread them in public.

Low Bid For Lock Wall Job At Minneapolis Dam

Otto B. Ashbach and Sons of St. Paul Minnesota was the apparent low bidder at 12067150 for constructing a reinforced concrete baffle wall across the dam apron at Lock and Dams downstream of the Ford Road Bridge in Minneapolis. The project includes removing and replacing apron concrete, four foot high by 570 foot long baffle wall, breaking up old derrick stone, and adding downstream protection. Col A H Bagnull says work starts mid July and should finish by year end.

Otto B. Ashbach A. H. Bagnull

Mayville Man to Celebrate 100th Birthday

Frank Holz of Mayville Wisconsin is preparing for a centennial birthday celebration tomorrow at his daughter Mrs. A. A. Bachhuber residence where he lives.

Mayville Wis Frank Holz A. A. Bachhuber

Giant hailstorms batter cars and roofs in Ontario town

In Kemptville Ontario a violent 20 minute hail storm battered automobiles and roofs and smashed windows. Hailstones three to four inches in diameter were collected, including by Mrs. Alex Brown who saved some in her refrigerator. The report also notes Mount Mitchell's alternate name Black Dome Peak based on blue haze at higher elevations.

Mount Mitchell North Carolina Black Dome Peak

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