Cloture Vote Ends All Night French Debate
Paris reports a cloture vote ends an all night debate in the National Assembly over a war aid bill. Communists threaten a censure motion to topple Prime Minister Jorges Hidaut, while the government seeks to keep deputies in session to pass the Atlantic pact arms aid bill. The bill targets saboteurs and inciters of violence amid Soviet concerns over equipment landing.
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Paris
Natoral Assembly
Jorges Hidaut
Nevedy
America
Russia
Didawit
Rail Worker Hurt After Being Trapped Between Boxcars
A Burlington freight yard switchman, Harry Taylor of the Exchange Hotel area, was rushed to a hospital after being rolled between two boxcars. The 50 yearly old man suffered chest injuries, broken ribs, and a dislocated shoulder when a car moved while he was aligning another at 215 South Second Street. Police report he failed to clear the gap of about eight inches. He and another worker, Ridge Einar.son, were injured in separate incidents as crews endured the day’s shifts. Local forecast, weather notes, and distant rail traffic details follow in the remainder of the column.
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Burtington
Ganditsa
Harry Taylor
Exchange Hotel
Burlington
South Second Street
Bom
Sif P. Om
Ridgy Einar Venson
Bart Strong
Elghth Street
Crue
Viraqua
Grubb
Bernard Green
la Crosse
Olaf Wanson
Viren
Elmer Elliott
Bel Center
Arthur Eklund
Conrad
Mont
ICC Suspends Rail Slash Amid Freight Service Cuts
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended a third railroad services cut that would have reduced coal freight and passenger moves at midnight Saturday. J Monroe Johnson, ICC chairman, cited previous cuts in freight and passenger traffic. The order follows a 1 percent further reduction after earlier 20 percent in passenger and 25 percent in freight, pending a later review of a railroad industry Association data on coal stocks and train movement.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
IGE
J. Monroe Johnson
TCC
Association of American Railroads
Petitions Filed On Viroqua Liquor Referendum
Ten petitions were filed with city officials including signers from Vandervere and others asking a May referendums on malt beverage sales and liquor licenses in Viroqua. The measures seek to decide if beer and intoxicating beverages may be legally sold in the city. The town has been without legalized sales since a two year old referendum banned beer and liquor.
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Atroqua
tSptenny
B.D
Muitier
Viroqua
Obituary: Ole B Allan 46 of Jackson Street
Ole B Allan 46 of 2081 Jackson street died in a deen hospital Friday born in Norway February 24 1864 survived by wife Mrs Mavie V Allan sons Clarence of Barnum Wis daughters Regina Connell Minnie Bertissa Hed Dean Dranke Anna Hoo ke Reinhold Rin german Mabel Munson all of Ly Crosses 47 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 1 30 p m at Clarence Allan home Barnum and p m at Utter Lutheran church Rev H M Finstinleifschvang will officiate burial in church cemetery
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Ole B. Allan
Jackson Street
Deen
Norway
Mavie V. Allan
Annet Olson
Ly Crosse
Clarence
Barnum
Wis
Chases
Regina) Uonnelle
Alfred
Minnie
Bertissa
Louis
Bertha) Feeley
H. M
Milwaukee Alderman Questioned On Taxes
Milwaukee alderman Albert Mrause faced inquiry Friday over his income tax return following a broader corruption probe into county and city officials. Special prosecutors W Merrill Sawyer and Herbert Mount led the questioning as the ex-official declined to explain what prompted the suspension.
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Milwaukee
Priday
Albert Mrause
W. Merrill Sawyer
Essar
Herbert Mount
Brand
Tros
Ring Missing and Robbery Ring Recovered in Aga Khan theft
Jewel experts report that all but one ring and one Tig stone valued at about 700000 pounds have not yet recovered from the Aga Khan and his wife Tass. recovered items include most of the stolen jewels from the affair in Marseille.
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Aga Kohn
Marseille
Prince
Sahirdy
Aga Khan
Penndale High School on the subject of humane education
A Pennekunken area school discussed humane topics at a recent group session. The event focused on how kindness and humaneness can guide behavior, with remarks about using humane principles in daily life.
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Pennsauken
Jay Rudm
Miners near end of strike. new pact seen
After days of talks government mediators and major operators reached core terms for a quick settlement. Lewis leads a deal that raises miners wages and welfare funding while reshaping union control and strike rules. Congress weighs seizure powers as Truman shifts to study the sick coal industry and avert future disruptions.
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Trumain
Congress
White House
McCrath
UMW
Justice Department
Richmond B. Keerh
Eustace
Truman
Ue Rovernment
Io Congress
Solit
Tewir
Sory Biidual
Hel
George H. Love
Harry Aluses
Busin
Love
Moses
Jelk
Disie
Nokes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lund
Thom
Ne Kennedy
Aliss Josephine Roche
Vega
Uwstays
Bewis I
Bivefly
Harealaing
Bulney
Ian
Kein
Hungary and Bulgaria Strain U S Diplomacy Over Notices
The United States will adjust ration staff positions in line with policy judgments as Hungary does not directly attack American Minister Nathaniel P L Davis. The Bulgarian note led to a threatened break in relations after calling home Donsald Yea. Hungary lists U S legation staff and Hungarian employees amid rising tensions between Budapest and Washington.
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Pace I Ismidi
Mt Addieet
United Shake
State Department
Donsald Yea
United States
Bulgatia
Legation
Hungary
Nathaniel PL Davis
Budapest
Suffers Head Injury From Passing Vehicle
Milwaukee report says Robert Wagner, 27, was injured when a wheel struck his head while he worked beside a four foot ditch. The incident occurred Friday amid union shop talks and welfare limits tied to UMW membership. Agreement to July 1, 1952 with possible reopenings discussed April 1, 1951. Neither side secured all demands.
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Milwaukee
Robert Wagner
UMW
Pers
Wage Yates
French Dockers Strike Shuts Paris Ports
French dockers in Paris and across ports walked out on Saturday in a Communist led general federation action. The strike, planned for four hours, halted loading and unloading at major terminals and prompted officials to monitor for broader disruptions.
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Paris
Federainn
La Crosse Livestock Market Report and Prices
A dense transcription of livestock market activity at La Crosse, listing bids, prices, and quotes for cattle, hogs, and grain. Includes names of buyers and sellers, open and close figures, weights, and notes on market conditions and regional connections.
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la Crosse
Arouah
Cme
Chaise
Alaska Statehood Fate in Senate Hands
Alaska statehood wins House vote amid a bitter fight as Senate opposition looms. A fire destroyed Ontonagon Church, likely from a stove, injuring a volunteer firefighter and delaying rebuilding plans. Officials offered no estimate on repair costs.
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Alaska
Senate
Ontonagon
Mich
Omonagon
Pregi
Hares Ross
Truman
House
Barler
Yeyant
Hiewall
Congress
Hawaila
Albanian Deputy Minister of Transport Death Reported
A report from Pole t ika states Albania’s deputy minister of transpuristion died by suicide in Tirans rather than face arrest and trial on charges of anti Russian statements. The article mentions regional tensions involving the United Sahions in East Africa prior to 1996.
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Belgrare
Yugoslavia
Politika
Resport
Albania
Transpuristion
Tirans
Red Faced Officers Lose Car in Wisconsin
KEWOSIL Wisconsin officers Laurence Semrau and Jilen Smith left their car on a curb for lunch. A thief took the vehicle and it was recovered hours later in a cemetery, still unlocked. The officers admitted mistakingly leaving the ignition keys in the car.
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Kewosil
Wis
Price
Laurence Semrau
Jilen Smith
T Ney
Rainbow-Hued Chicks Hatch For Easter Brightened Hopes
In Vineland Ontario a Cleveland woman, Mrs Aya Mary Kiss, hatched colored chicks to boost Frasier sales using dye injections into the eyes. Of 140 eggs, 21 produced rainbow chicks while about 30 reached hatch, others failed to mature. The process, patented by Mrs Kiss, injects color dyes via hypodermic needle and seals punctures before incubation.
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Vineland
Cleveland
Aya Mary Kiss
Kiss
Engineers Approve Dam Project for Spring Valley Wisconsin
Washington May or Boward Bjornson of Spring Valley says a engineers post approved a 9 million dollar dam to shield the town from floods. The mayor learned of the action after a public hearing as Rep. Ullt Wisconsin and local allies push for federal authorization and congressional funding. The dam would mark the first flood control measure on the Chippewa river system in northwest Wisconsin.
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Washington
VPI
Boward Byochson
Spring Valley
Wis
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Bjornson
Haarel
Eau Galle
Ray
Geturday
Deipgalian
Chippewa
Wisconsin
Crash Report at 16th and Cass Streets
Police describe a single vehicle crash at 16th Cass Streets around 1 56 a m. Donald Hentges 2310 Was nebjo street headed east while Myrtle C Hon ison Wis Jackson street drove south. Officials say both were injured and transported. Court records note delays and ongoing proceedings involving multiple individuals and local authorities.
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Cass Stetet
Donald Mr. Hentges
Wasnebjzo Street
C. Honison
Wis Jackson
Wary Fisherman Takes Precautions Before Taking The Bait
A fragmented item describes a fisherman named Josemie Goro Janek and Vera Rors in GuntonMiss. A municipal judge officiated a ceremony while a signed agreement grants permission for fishing activities without interference. The readable fragments suggest a formal agreement governing fishing access and timing.
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Eniv Ago Ip
Ashe Gine
Josemie Goro Janek
Shetty
Amarcinse
Gunton
Vera Rors
Ldo
Mat Joseph Gordon
Foward
Scheffer
Prosecutor Fails To Jal Defense Claim
A mercy murder trial unfolds as Prosecutor William Phoney challenges a key defense witness. Dr. Alber Snay testifies about a cremation mercy killing claim while Dr. Robert Rix discusses treating a paralyzed patient and doubts about prolonging life. Defense predicts rapid testimony completion with a verdict possibly by Thursday.
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Arthur Manchester
Hermann N. Sandee
Eess Ull Mandy
Sunder
Willian L. Phoney
Abbe Brerrolo
Dr. Sray
Sinder
Robert Rix
Sandér
Rix
Sander
Anit
Tie
School and utility disruptions hit Wisconsin towns
Green Bay and Superior docks report stairway closures due to Goo situation while Michigan and Wisconsin trace dock issues. About 8,000 students face school shutdowns Monday and Tuesday after delays. Kenosha hospitals face limited supplies and city crews stockpile wood for emergencies as coal yards and distributors shore up shortages.
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Green Bay
Superior
Michi-gan
Wisconsin Trace
Niles
al la Grosse
Crosse
al Kenosha
Park Department
É¢Mergenry
Kenosha
Ville
Singapore frees assets amid new leadership measures
Singapore announces removal of restrictions on assets amid political shifts. Officials cite regulatory reforms and international cooperation to streamline asset release. The move follows recent legislative actions and signals a broader economic realignment, with government agencies coordinating to implement the changes.
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ICC
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Doerre
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Ute Bolhe
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Packard Motor
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Komtinente Greet
Tenney Paragon
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Crane Co
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Copeland Ave
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16Th
Cass Streets
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Rochester
Minn
Tyroer
Aue
Sema Bruner
Stacyne
Edpsimmry
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Enpie
Singapore
Sian
Coters Prerige
Bureau of Home Improvement
25Th & Ward Ave
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la Crowe
Cary
South
Sieth St Emu
Puerstedt, Irire
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