Russian Mission Blockade Sparks Night Of Nerves In Berlin
Russian disarmament aid mission in Berlin faces a water shutoff as U S MPs seal off services. The eight man group sits in a dark building while Russians sing to cope, amid a backdrop of a street pipe removal and a later U S order to pull the mission back. Soviet denials accuse Western police of shameless actions. Oslo reports a rising U S demand for Norwegian furniture design in shipments, especially modular pieces that can be packed and reassembled.
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Morstal
Wood
Ruajalon O
Lucius D. Clay
Russia
Berlin
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
SNB
Norway
Oslo
United States
Grady the Cow Recovers After Udder Injury Incident
Yukon Oklahoma reports Grady the Hereford cow suffered udder bruises after an incident with a silo door. Farmer Bill Mach tended the animal with Dr. L J Crump, noting the injuries appeared later but Grady is improving. Farm editor Ralph Partridge filed the update from Denver West.
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Jonn Randolph
Yukon
Okla
Washington
Grady
Bill Mach
Horace
Oklahoma
Axte Gronge
Bukabo
Mack
L. J. Crump
Mick
Harack
Ralph Partridge
Denver West
Condition Of Hogan Slips To Serious Status
Ben Hogan remains in serious condition after a new blood clot caused intense leg pain. The golfer, injured in a February bus crash near Van Horn Texas, is monitored by El Paso doctors as his family in New Orleans learns of the update. His brother Rayal Hogan relayed the report to the Star Telegram in a long distance call.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ben Hogan
el Paso
New Orleans
Thegolfer
Rayal
Star-Telegram
Hogan
van Horn
Judge e ASEAN from Pepety at Sparta
Judge Gleiss voices concern over guarding Jackson during his examination by Dr. Edward M. Buros at Bradley hospital Madison beginning March 9. The district attorney supports psychiatric examination within Monroe county jail as no bond is set for Jackson awaiting trial. The victim’s father was killed January 2 and brother Lionel testified at the preliminary hearing.
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Pepety
Sparta
Clelas
Jackson
Edward M. Buros
Bradley Hospital
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Gileiss
Red Cross Highlights Disaster Aid and Training Efforts
The Red Cross emphasizes first aid and water safety in schools and communities. Red Cross field representative John Kotpacoff leads instructor courses as part of state efforts. The tale depicts teamwork and neighbor helping neighbor across the nation during disasters, with focus on relief for the distressed.
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Cross
Nuraingia
Central
Logan
Vital Service
Red Cross
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
John Kotpacoff
America
Cardinal denounces strike leadership amid wage dispute
The strike over a six day work week continues with workers demanding the same $5940 pay for five days. Cardinal Spellman condemns the CIO as Communist-dominated while cemetery workers' local president Joseph Manning calls the cardinal's remarks an attempt to hide failed efforts to restart effort.
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Cardinal Spellman
Thair
CIO Food, Tobacco and Werlultural
Joseph Manning
Nie
Bears blamed for slaughter of three pigs near Soldiers Grove
In Grove Wisconsin Special: Game Warden Stanley Ape suspects bear family involvement in the killing and injuring of pigs on Tillman Swiggum farm one mile north of Soldiers Grove. The pigs were found dead and injured early Wednesday with warm bodies, ruling out dogs. Farmers plan to hunt the marauding bears as spring nears.
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Soldiers “Grove
Wis
Soldiers Grove
Stanley Ape
Tillman Swiggum
Swiggum
U S Tobacco In High Demand Abroad
U S tobacco stocks would sink below pre war levels if foreign buyers could purchase unlimited U S tobacco. Officials note demand for U S tobacco products abroad remains high in many importing countries after the war.
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United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
Department
United States
Prohibition Nears End In Kansas
Kansas moves toward repeal as a hard liquor act passes both houses. Governor must sign and publish for the measure to become law, ending 69 years of statewide prohibition pending official action.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kas
State Senate
House
U S Picture Profitable in Madrid Theater Box Office
Seventy eight percent of the box office receipts of ten leading Madrid theaters this year were earned by films shown from the United States.
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U. S
Madrid
Spain
Plane and Pilot Land Safely After Separate Falls
First Lt. Howard Counselman of Monroe parachuted from a plane at 400 feet after ice formed on the wings of his L-16. He landed on a farm near Albany and was uninjured. The flight crewless L-16 crashed in a field but caused no serious damage. Counselman, a B-25 veteran with 45 missions, was en route to Milk Waukee when he bailed out.
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Monroe
Wis
National Guard
Here
Howard Counselman
Badger
Counselman
Roland Hasse
Albany
White Hussars to perform at BRF High School
The White Hussars, a symphonic brass ensemble, will give a concert in the BRF High School auditorium Thursday evening March 3. Organiser Maj. Petrie, formerly chief music officer at Allied Force HQ in the Mediterranean, leads the program open to the public. A fire recently broke out in a Harwich grocer’s refrigerator.
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Black River Falls
Wis
White Hussars
Maj. Petrie
Allied Force
Mediterranean Theater of Operations
Harwich
England
Exposure Victim Dies In Sparta Hospital
Humphrey Williams aged 60, a Sparta bachelor, died Wednesday in a Sparta hospital from exposure and pneumonia. He was found in woods in Isham Valley exhausted by illness and would likely have frozen without a passerby. Funeral services set for Saturday at Lanham’s mortuary in Sparta at 2 p.m. with Rev A. H. Fredericks officiating. burial in Cataract Cemetery. Williams had no known survivors.
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Spanta
Wis
Humphrey Williams
Sparta
Williams
Isham Valley
Lanham
A.H. Fredericks
Oregon woman attends funeral in Taylor for Antone Anderson
Mrs. Kenneth Paine traveled from Oregon to attend funeral services for her mother Mrs. Antone Anderson at Taylor Lutheran church after her death at a Black River Falls hospital.
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Taylor
Wis
Kenneth Paine
Oregon
Antone Anderson
Black River Falls
Taylor Lutheran Church
Straits Thank Community For Aid After Fire
Oney and Mrs. Strait express deep gratitude to La Crosse and surrounding area for aid after a fire left them homeless a month earlier. They describe money gifts enabling a four room house, clothing, furniture, and essentials, and cite special thanks to the Salvation Army, Catholic Benevolent Society, The La Crosse Tribune, local radio, Wilton church, Open Bible Church, and others who housed and cared for the children.
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Collage Grove Avenue
Oney Strait
Green Island
la Crosse
Straits
Salivation Army
Catholic Benevolent Society
la Crosse Tribune
Church At
Wilton
Church of the Open Bible
Les Herreid
la Crosse Furniture Exchange
Carol Bonsack
L. Gerard
A. Peterson
Lund Flower Shop
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