Vishinsky challenges Acheson on Paris Big Four outcomes
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky disputed Dean Acheson’s reading of the Paris Big Four talks saying Western concessions forced a Russian stance. He asserted the communique masked genuine Soviet proposals from the early foreign ministers council days and questioned Marshall Plan progress versus German freedom.
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London
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
Paris
Vishinsky
Britain
France
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
U. S
Russia
West
Acheson
Washington
Europe
Germany
Berlin
Ex-La Crosse Man Sam Anderson Resigns From ECA
Samuel W. Anderson of New York and La Crosse Wisconsin origin has resigned as director of the ECA industry division effective July 1. He was the division's first director in 1948 and will be succeeded soon. Hoffman praises his wide experience and competence in guiding the program as it started.
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Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Samuel W. Anderson
New York
la Crosse
Wis
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Anderson
Lehman Brothers
ECA
Goldman Sachs and Co
Paul G. Hoffman
Weather notes on Texas and Southwest heat patterns
Continued from Page 1 Wednesday several reports from weather stations in Texas and the Southwest show readings over 100 degrees. June’s farewell brought a warmer day than last year when the high reached 73. By July 2 the temperature rose to 95 and cooled to 88 during the Fourth with afternoon thunder showers.
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Texas
Southwest
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Grim in Sylvan church
Mrs. Mary Grim aged 86 died June 17. Funeral services were held June 20 at Sylvan church with Rev. Blackburn officiating. Burial followed at Sylvan cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Clara Heal Readstown. four sons Lee Ferryville Donnie Sylvan Grant Viola and August Milwaukee. sister Mrs. Lottie Alderman Mahaska Kansas. brother Walter Boaz. 17 grandchildren 43 great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren.
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Wis
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Sylvan Church
Blackburn
Sylvan Cemetery
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Readstown
Lee Ferryville
Donnie
Sylvan
Grant
August
Milwaukee
Lottie Alderman
Mahaska
Kans
Walter Boaz
Death 72 Caledonia man James Burg in Dubuque
James Burg 72 former Caledonia resident died of a heart attack Tuesday at his Dubuque Ia home. Born January 6 1877 in Caledonia he was the son of Frank and Mrs Burg. He married Philomine Kress July 4 1905. Survived by wife daughter Mildred Van Duelman two brothers Philip and N E Burg three sisters Kate Stacia Burg Mrs Margaret Barthelme and one grandchild. Funeral Friday at 9 am in a Dubuque Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Minn
James Burg
Dubuque
Frank Burg
Philomine Kress
Key West
Carl
Mildred) van Duelman
Philip
N. E. Burg
Kate
Stacia Burg
Margaret Barthelme
Ossian
Dubuque Catholic
Elias Williams
Bangor
la Crosse
Margaret Jenkins
Donald
Olwen) Rice
Whitehall
Wis
Arthur Jenkins
Rockland
S. Walter Jenkins
Jess Brown
Hartland
Owen
Navajo
Cal
City Licenses Expire This Thursday
City licenses including soft drink beverage operator cigarette music and pinball machine expire Thursday per City Clerk Fred Kramer. He urged those with expired or unrenewed licenses to renew as soon as possible.
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Fred Kramer
Milwaukee man, 72, killed after car strike at intersection
Gust Karras, 72, of Milwaukee, died in hospital Wednesday after being struck by an auto at an intersection. He was Milwaukee county's 32nd traffic fatality of the year.
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Milwaukee
Gust Karras
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin Governor Signs Bonus Formula Law
Gov Rennebohm signed a law establishing a new formula for state employee cost of living bonuses. The plan pays 1 to 2 dollars monthly this summer, versus about 5 dollars under the old formula, with bonuses calculated twice yearly to reflect index changes. Also signed are a civil service status protection for nonclassified appointments and an interstate toll bridge agreement with Minnesota for Grantsburg Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Rennebohm
Highway Commission
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Legislature debates taxes and world peace referendum
A Wisconsin legislature session focuses on deer damage claims and rail sanitation while deferring rent control veterans housing and a state building program. A 21-9 referendum seeks a spring vote on directing Congress to push a limited federal United Nations world government.
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Congress
United Nations
Sen
Trinke
Lake Geneva
American Legion
Sen. Schlabach
R-La Crosse
United States
Senate
Lawmakers clash over pension plans for judges
Senate members including Leverich and Schlabach spar over pension proposals for judges. Beloit’s Robinson questions pension tied to court reforms while Buchen supports raises but rejects concurrent pensions. The chamber votes 8 to 20 to overturn a prior decision. A separate note mentions Paraguay storing its rh corn crop in underground silos for the first time.
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Sparta
Sen. Schlabach
Schlabach
Sen. Robinson
Beloit
Wisconsin
Illinois
Sen. Buchen
Sheboygan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Paraguay
Murder at Victory Lake in suburban Dalton
Police report details a brutal attack at Victory lake near Dalton south of Chicago. Victim Miss Coward died from a cerebral hemorrhage while Marino, injured and unable to speak, described two assailants and a waterfront abduction with money stolen. Evidence included an ammonia bottle, a glove, and a handkerchief.
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Marino
Riverdale
Victory Lake
Dalton
Chicago
Mar
Chicago Police Crime Laboratory
Skipper Loses His License After Crash
CLEVELAND A Lake Erie skipper has lost his master's license after a collision that killed a seaman aboard the steamer Frank Armstrong and the J. J. Boland near Colchester light in Lake Erie last Nov. 2. Capt. Guy L. Smith pleaded innocent at a hearing citing low visibility and fog signals.
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Lake Erie
Guy L. Smith
Frank Armstrong
Smith
J. J. Boland
Colchester Light
Obituary of Henry W. Miller 71 West Salem Wis
Henry W. Miller, 71, West Salem, Wisconsin, died Wednesday in a La Crosse hospital after a long illness. Survived by three sons Har ry W Clarence and Marvin all of West Salem, three grandchildren and a brother Fritz Morman Coulee. Service 1 30 p m Friday at Miller home and 2 p m at Christ Lutheran Church. Rev Walter Paustain officiating with burial Hamilton Cemetery.
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Henry W. Miller
West Salem
Wis
la Crosse
Harry W
Clarence
Marvin
Fritz
Morman Coulee
Miller
Christ Lutheran Church
Walter Paustain
Hamilton Cemetery
Obituary for David N. Barclay 93 Mindoro area
David N. Barclay 93 of Mindoro died at home Wednesday. Survivors include daughters Helen Kramer La Crosse Hazel Peck Portage and Ione Eben Beloit. sons James Crosse and William Everett Wash. 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral 3 p m Friday at Mindoro Presbyterian Church Rev E W Griffith officiating burial Farming ton Cemetery. Friends may call at Jostad funeral home West Salem Thursday evening and at the church 1 to 3 p m Friday.
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State Street
L. H
Helen) Kramer
la Crosse
C. E
Hazel) Peck
Portage
Wis
Donald
Ione) Eben
Beloit
James
Crosse
William
Everett
Wash
Mindoro Presbyterian Church
E. W. Griffith
Farmington Cemetery
Jostad Funeral Home
West Salem
Presbyterian
Funeral services for Frank E. La Fleur 55
Funeral rites for Frank E. La Fleur age 55 of 1919 Loomis street set for Friday at 7 30 a m at Dwyer funeral home and 8 a m at St James Catholic church with Rev L B Keegan officiating Burial in Catholic cemetery Rosary to be recited Thursday at 8 p m at the funeral home
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Frank E. la Fleur
Loomis Street
Dwyer Funeral Home
St. James Catholic Church
L. B. Keegan
Hoffman Jury Selected In Wisconsin Murder Trial
In Chicago jury selection began Thursday for John J. Hoffman a 32 year old trucker charged with murdering his wife Mollie whose body was found in an abandoned trailer in Manston Wisconsin The state says he beat her during a May 24 1948 dispute at their North Campbell avenue home and then drove to Wisconsin where the body was found Hoffman was later apprehended in Canada.
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Chicago
John J. Hoffman
Manston
Wis
James A. Brown
Julian C. Ayer
Charles E. Byrne
Criminal Court
Hoffman
Mollie
North
Campbell Avenue
Wisconsin
Canada
Private Plane Production Down
Records show light plane production from January to May will fall to about 4,000 units for the year, under two thirds of the 1940 41 prewar peak. Personal plane output peaked at 33,000 in 1946 and then declined sharply, with the latest figure down to roughly half that level.
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Washington
Rule against excluding dry areas from liquor tax revenues
Madison attorney general ruled unconstitutional an assembly approved bill that would deny dry municipalities a share of state liquor tax revenues. He said funds must serve a state public purpose benefiting the people at large and noted no opinion on removing liquor stocks from personal property tax.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas Fairchild
Senate
Fairchild
Assembly
Canada Seizes Lead in British Guiana Bauxite Output
Canada now dominates the most important bauxite production in British Guiana, shifting regional control and signaling a major change in the mining landscape. Canadian firms expand operations, increasing export capacity and market influence in the South American alloy supply chain.
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Canada
British Guiana
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