Republicans Campaign Against Reds at GOP Convention
Republicans vow to attack the New Deal party as soft on communism, aiming to win over swing voters. Dewey promises the greatest housecleaning in the White House if elected, while Green criticizes Truman and Roosevelt era allies.
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Soviet Union
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Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Dewey
Par- Aefferson and
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Mobile apiaries move north with seasonal bloom
Bees are kept in areas at peak flower season as hive-car trucks migrate north from the Mexican border toward Canada.
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Canada
Park Benches Highlight Paint Job Escape
A man slipped out after an hour of painting a house and suggested trying freshly painted park benches. The unusual escape occurred near the work site and drew local attention to his whereabouts.
La Crosse County Schools Costs Fall Short of State Averages
La Crosse County graded schools ran costs per pupil of 104.30 with 24 pupils per teacher, below the state average of 123.01 and 24. rural schools averaged 123.79 per pupil with 17 on a pupil teacher load, under state averages of 127.92 and 17. The La Crosse County Taxpayers Association released the 1946 47 study and urged public attendance at July 12 annual meetings to discuss budgets and redistricting.
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la Crosse County
la Crosse
Chapman Becomes New White House Favorite in Truman Circles
Oscar L. Chapman, undersecretary of the interior, has gained rapid favor at the White House. He is seen as a close confidant of President Truman and is among contenders for the vacant secretary of the interior post. The rise stems from advance preparations he made for the press.
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Oscar L. Chapman
White House
Truman
Chapman
Public tour ends with warm reception in Los Angeles
The article notes that after earlier speaking arrangement problems in Omaha, Chapman took over the president's public appearances. Los Angeles regarded as the most difficult stop of the tour provided the most gratifying reception of the entire trip for President Truman.
Greatest Economic Aid Program Becomes Law
President Truman signed the 6 billion dollar foreign aid bill into law pledging to western Europe and far eastern nations to spend within 15 months if needed. The measure aims to rebuild economies and resist communism by supporting governments outside the iron curtain in a united effort.
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Truman
America
Europe
Executive
Congress
Mr. Truman
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Judge Gehl Seeks Supreme Court Post
West Bend Wisconsin Cir cuit Judge Edward J Gehl announced Saturday he would run for the state supreme court in next spring’s election to fill the seat of retiree Chief Justice Marvin R Rosenberry. Gehl, 59, has eight years on the 13th circuit bench covering Washington Dodge Ozaukee and Waukesha counties. He will not resign his current post unless he wins. A clock found in Winchester England shows 72 no one knows why.
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Wis
Edward J. Gehl
State Supreme Court
Marvin R. Rosenberry
Gehl
13Th Circuit
Washington
Dodge
Ozaukee
Waukesha
Man Swallows Fish While Angling for Bait in Georgia
E. E. Johnson a 20 year old farmer from Douglas Georgia used his teeth to grip a perch while fishing at Seventeen Creek. The fish slid down his throat trapping its tail, prompting a trip by ambulance and medical teams to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta where doctors forced it free. He claimed to always bite bait between his teeth during fishing.
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E. E. Johnson
Johnson
Douglas
Johnston
J. F. Johnson
Rudolph
David
Emory University Hospital
Rain Dampens 60th Anniversary Lawn Party at La Crosse Home
Rain forced indoors at the La Crosse Home for Children annual lawn party celebrating its 60th anniversary. Frank Italiano’s band played until soaked, while the guest turnout remained steady despite the downpour and committees managed crowds and tickets at the gate.
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la Crosse
Frank Italiano
Kenneth Dahl
Gunnar Gundersen
J. H. Gotterdam
Charles Gelatt
Russell Stormont
Donald Field
Runge Sletten
M. B. Matteson
Hubert Fuller
J. N. Cribben
Q. H. Hale
Donald Gordon
Wayne Hood
Harold Mohlzahn
Fred Steele
Burt Smith
Robert Johns
Clarence Smith
Addie Phillips
Gloria Capicotta
Jeanne Josephson
Lu van Zandt
Sharon Preidel
Carole Colburn
Caroline Kéller
Strikes Peril Italy Amid Food Workers Settlement
Communist led strikes keep Italy on edge as Pisa sees a fourth day of action over rehiring 110 workers from a match factory. A one day nationwide food industry strike ended after the government pledged to consider wage hikes and other demands.
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Italy
Pisa
Industrial Association and
Chamber of Labor
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