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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1950

Page

3

New Bridge Approved in Manitowoc and Highway Upgrades

Gov. Rennebohm approved a $298 127 contract for a new bridge on 21st Street Manitowoc to replace an inadequate structure McMullen and Pitt will build. Two contracts for a relocated state highway 23 segment between Sheboygan Kohler totaling 138 928 and 33 070 awarded to Lampert and Lampert Oshkosh Jaeger Excavating West Bend. Blacktop surfacing of 3668 miles of Forest County trunk highway 6 near U S 8 to be done by the county for 31 081.

Madison Wis 21St Street Manitowoc Rennebohm McMullen and Pitt Sheboygan Kohler Lampert Oshkosh Jaeger Excavating Co West Bend Forest County

Senate panel votes to reject Pike for four-year term

Washington Senate's joint atomic energy committee voted 5 to 4 to ask the full Senate to reject Sumner T. Pike's nomination as acting atomic energy chairman for a new four-year term. Sen. Edwin C. Johnson cast the deciding vote against Pike as the panel split along party lines.

Washington Senate Joint Atomic Energy Committee Atomic Energy Sumner T. Pike Edwin C. Johnson Dcole Pike

U S Ships Help Korea Start Government After War

In September 1945 a line of 11 U S Navy transports moved to Inchon as Americans aided Korea's move toward a democratic government. While U S troops aided disarmament and repatriation of Japanese and assisted Korean governance, Russians quickly set up a puppet regime in the North, clashing with U S efforts over the 38th parallel and delaying joint surveys. American forces numbered about 72,000 in the South, but Russian forces ranged from 220,000 to 360,000 and helped mold the North Korean crisis.

U. S. Navy Yellow Sea Inchon Seoul Korea 38Th Parallel North South Korea Kremlin Red Army

Industry Leaders Map Quick War Mobilization Plans

U S industrial leaders in New York review rapid retooling for a possible war, detailing six month oil output needs, machine tool distribution, standby synthetic rubber plans, and steel expansion to surpass wartime totals. Washington drafts plans to seize mills and spread plant locations to avoid bombing targets as stockpiling grows.

New York Steel Munitions Board Southeast Asia United States Washington

Allen-Bradley workers vote to keep UEW bargaining agent

In Milwaukee production workers backed the United Electrical Workers by 1428 to 315 in a National Labor Relations Board election. The CIO had expelled the UE from its ranks earlier at its national convention citing alleged Communist domination.

Milwaukee Allen-Bradley Co United Electrical Workers Union National Labor Relations Board CIO New International Union of United Electrical, Radio and Macine Workers

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