U S Group Outlines Work for Handicapped Support
The U S Group explains its mission funded mainly by Easter seal sales and donations to aid orthopedically handicapped people. The society runs clinics, backs research including RH factor and congenital crippling, and aims to match major foundations in research support. Miss Towne stresses equal chances for all children and notes employment agencies beginning to place disabled workers. In county unit business, William B. Johnson reports 1951 Easter seal sales totaled 4390 dollars, and Margaret Easton discusses casework procedures while George Thompson Jr. introduces the speaker.
City council debates dairy rules schooling and bonds
The La Crosse council heard dairy expert Dr. Wallenfeldt defend pasteurization while shifts in milk regulation drew petitions from eight dairies and 185 farmers. Aldermen approved water and library bond details and planned school remodeling with no bond issue. They also began outside antenna regulation.
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Shiftar Brothers Dairy
la Crosse
Everett Wallenfeldt
University of Wisconsin
Peters
United States
Wallenfeldt
Board of Education
Emerson School
Carl Schubert
Ways and Means Committee
South
16Th and
Farnam Streets
CIO
Henry Ahrens
Theron Cartwright
Harry Kubiak
Harold Youngman
Oscar Harebo
Drive
Nightmarish Snake Sighting Near Tunnel City Farm
A nine year old boy Floyd Organ of a Tunnel City area farm recalls a green two inch thick snake that wrapped around his waist while he was in a pasture. He tore it away and fled home where his mother found a welt implying the incident.
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Tunnel City
Wis
Floyd Organ
Floyd
Urging firm terms for cease fire amid Korea talks
Senators warn against a 38th parallel settlement while urging clear pre set conditions. Truman sees Russian overtures as East Asia policy signs and Democrats push for guarantees to prevent renewed aggression. Connally hopes for a cease fire and eventual peace talks under negotiated arrangements.
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Truman
Avration
Korea
Douglas
D-Ni
Douglas MacArthur
China
Ancoria
38Th Parallel
United Nations
South Korea
Bridges
North Korea
Japan
Gillette
Iowa
Ple
Willie
McMahon
D-Conn
Roup
Orean
Acta
Acheson
Hickenlooper
Rrowa
Red China
Taft
Ohio
38Th
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Strikes Delay UAL DC-6B Service Amid Pilot Pay Clash
A peace accord ended a strike that halted UALs 132 planes as pilots refuse to fly DC-6Bs. The union seeks mileage pay and reduced flying hours, while the company demands settlement of the dispute before restoring service. Operations targeted to resume Friday across the 13 250 mile system serving 82 points coast to coast and to Hawaii.
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Truman
UAL
Bickers
la Salle Hotel
Hawaii
California
Catholics Honor Local La Crosse Lay Leaders in Papal Honors
The diocese names Mary M Zeimetz Helen Lyga Mary McGarty and others from La Crosse Eau Claire Arcadia Spring Valley and Independence as recipients of papal awards. The honors include the Order of St Gregory the Great and the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice decoration recognizing outstanding lay service to the church and Catholic living.
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Crosse
Stanley
la Crosse
Joseph
Arcadia
Mary M. Zeimentz
St. John’s
Helen Lyga
SS. Peter and Paul’s
Independence
Mary McGarty
St. Mary’s
Berne Wausauers
May M
Leo XIII
Wisconsin retirement and election changes pass
Law sets mandatory retirement at 70 and a 7 percent pension deduction from salaries starting January 1 1952. Fall primary moved to September second Tuesday and spring primary four weeks before spring election to aid absentee ballots for service members. Additional measures fund cattle vaccine production and distribution, adjust highway commission funding, and expand relief and licensing rules including Indian aid and veteran organization support.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Senate votes amid confusion on price rollback bill
Controls D Lib NY and Benton Conn faced a tense final vote as Republicans pressed a point of order. Senators Wherry and Kin opposed the rollback scope while Milli kin offered an amendment. The measure, approved 49 to 33, eases credit rules for auto installments with a longer pay period, and remains unclear which amendment prevails.
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D-Lib
Benton
Dconn
Senate
Wherry
R-Neb
Millikin
R-Cole
Economic indicators show winners and losses after war
The report notes job figures with 61 million employed and 1.6 million fewer unemployed than wartime peaks, while industrial and commercial employment reach 46 million. Savings dip early year but recover as credit rises. farm income climbs 20 percent to 132 billion for six months.
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I Ac
Am’ Ican
I Iostall
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported By USDA
Salable hogs 7,000 with fairly active demand and gains 25 to 35 cents for various weights. Sows up about 25 cents. top hog price 23.70 on a load. Cattle and calves: 500 and 300 respectively. steers, heifers, cows near steady. Prime steers up to 37.50. yearlings and heifers 31.50 to 35.00. commercial steers 27.50 to 30.50. commercial cows 27.00 to 29.00. canners 19.00 to 25.00. bulls 39.00 to 30.00. overall trading described as good clearance with mixed activity across classes.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Utility
Good
Barrow
Snare
Barrows and Gills
Choice
Lews
Rome
Chicago
Chicago potatoes and Pontiac price listings
A fragmented market note lists Chicago potatoes with varying values and car prices. Arizona Pontiacs marked at 5.50 to 7.5, California Pontiacs at 0.40, and red prices noted around 6.80, indicating comparative commodity and auto listings with limited details.
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Chicago
Ma Ronger
Arizona
Pontiacs
California
Reds
Young Republicans To Hear McCarthy In Boston
The Young Republicans plan a Friday program in Boston featuring U. S. Sen. Joseph J. McCarthy to deliver a major address. The day includes round table discussions on voter roles in Republican groups and the convention committees prepare a nominating committee report.
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Boston
Poe
Hig
U. S
Joseph J. McCarthy
R-Wis
Truman hopes peace efforts work out at news conference
President Truman told a news conference Thursday that he hopes the peace efforts will work out, with everyone optimistic about a positive outcome though no firm answers have been found yet.
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Hnaeige Lelal Atbe Bridake
Truman
Pilot Guy Crawfeed earns acclaim amid cathedral roof scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 36 to 41 foot craft tail and scaffolding around a cathedral roof, mentioning Burr and Mare and a pilot named Crawfeed who drew acclaim on Thursday with clearance issues and a long restored tail section.
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Ous
Guy
RFC Field Offices Stripped of Loan Granting Authority
RFC officials announce a policy shift centralizing loan authorizations in Washington. Regional managers will not finalize loans under 100 000 dollars, with discretionary approvals moved to the Washington office except for disaster loans. Symington cites two questionable, small loans to an ad agency and an optometrist shop.
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RIFC
RFC
Washington
Symington
Eight Die In Navy PBM Plane Crash Off Key West
Eight navy men perished and one injured when a PBM patrol bomber crashed in the Florida Straits near a Key West seaplane station. A survivor with a broken leg was rescued but later died at the naval hospital.
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Key West
Fla
Naval Hospital
Florida Straits
Key West Naval Seaplane Station
Girl 4 Dies In Fire After Returning For Dress
In Green Bay Wisconsin a four year old girl Sandra Collar died after reentering her parents burning cottage to retrieve a new dress. Firefighters found her body near the closet where the dress was kept. The family of eight had escaped the blaze on the fourth of July as investigators probe the cause.
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Green Bay
Wis
Sandra Collar
Morris Colar
Iran Crisis Deepens Over Oil Nationalization Standoff
Mossadegh appeals to President Truman for U S backing to nationalize the oil industry and keep western supply flowing. Britain seeks UN Security Council action and Hague court involvement as Anglo Iranian property claims border on a full international dispute.
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Iran
Sahammed Mossadegh
Dent Truman
United States
Truman
Washington
U. S
Ee Ee
Mossadegh
AIOC
London
United Nations Security Council
Britain
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Frank Soskice
International Court
Russia
Mexico
Surrenders expected in Harris shooting case and Shelton feud history
County officials said Harris would surrender Friday morning after two Pennington family shootings. Police tie the deaths of Louis Sons, 49, to the Shelton feud dating to Prohibition era as tensions with the Shelton gang escalate with unresolved killings surrounding Carl, Bernie, and Roy Shelton. Witness Sam Mercer described a tall, bushy-haired shooter. Harris is described as short with slick hair.
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Harris
Ee Frida
Chavanie Harris Suen
Penningtons
Louis Sons
Ogie Pennington
Otis Hallam
Sons
Lulu Pennington
Sam Mercer
Fairfield
Shelton Gears
Sheltons
Birger
Unclear excerpt notes defense cost awareness
Fragmentary quotation from Marshall discusses resource areas and defense cost, noting awareness of expenses and potential strategic implications.
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Winona Livestock
f.C.b
Diocese
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Donald J. Boyarski
Gerald E. Fisher
St. Anthony’s Parish
Cazenovia
Thomas J. Reardon
St. Paul’s Parish
Bloomer
Holy Cross Parish
Aquinas High School
Jerome G. Gerum
St. Mary’s Parish
Durand
Bear Trinity Parish
Henry R. Hoerburger
St. Dominic’s Monastery
Diocese of Crosse
William Daniels
St. Joseph’s
Menomonie
St. Charles
Chippewa Falls
John T. Murphy
Durand-Menomonie
Vincent E. Schwartz
St. Therese of the Child Jesus
Schofield
Menomo
Wuerzburg
St. Saemun
Milan
St. In the Baptist
Belmont
Holy Guardian Angels
Almond
Jacob J. Burggraf
St. Onts
St. Philip
St. John the Aptist
Thomas Mission Parian
Edwin. B. Klimaszewski
St.ames
Rising Sun
Sacred Heart Mission
St. Patrick’s Parish
Eau Claire
St. Michael’s Parish
Wausau
Bernard O. McGarty
Holy Name Parish
Ie Parrs
A Lie
Donald M. Berg
Tomah
Holy Name
Herbert P. Zoromski
St. Hedwig’ S
Throp
Joseph A. Walijewski
St. Hedwig’s
Thorp
St. Peter’s
Stevens Point
Joseph Taczala
St. Peter’s Prish
Appoin
Sparta
Gabriel J. Er
St. Patrick's i
John I
St. James
Claire
Peter Zic
St. Mary’s Hospital
Yugeelavia
A Marah
Ae Hospital
CAB Co
Borden Co
Western Union Tel
Warner , Libby
Mix
Zenith Rad
Ca Tractor
Ees Sr
Ohio Na « Con
QO. Helleman Br
Chicago & N . R. L
Phelps Dodge
Curtiss-Wright
Nekoosa
Douglas Aircraft Phill Petroleum
du Pont Pure Oil
Raton Radio Corp. Prentiss-Walters
General Electric Steel
Sears Roebuck
State Highway Commission
Milwaukee
McCarthy
Navy
World Court
Shelton
Carl Shelton
Fairfield Farm
Bernie Shelton
Shelton Amusement Co
Peoria
Ill
Roy Shelton
Shelton Farm
Shelton Brothers
Big Earl
Dalta
Roce Gn
Marshall
Cleen
Will
Iad
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