Chiang Kai shek bids to reclaim China against Reds
Dewitt MacKenzie surveys Chiang Kai shek as he resumes the Nationalist presidency and mounts a fresh bid to reclaim the mainland. He notes air raids, famine, and Western ports and ships under pressure while Communists face rising internal disarray and fading support.
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Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Yam
MacKenzie
Fred Hampson
Bureau
Hong Kong
China
Shanghai
Tientsin
Bail Set At 50000 In Racine Murder Case
In Racine Wisconsin Rose Valente 43 was granted 50000 bail after admitting to a first degree murder charge in the slaying of her husband 52 Rocco His body was found Feb 2 at their home The judge denied a continuance past March 20 and defense counsel requested it The state indicated a possible insanity plea would require a sanity examination and bail could complicate that outcome
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Racine
Wis
Wisconsin
Alfred Drury
Rose Valente
Rocco
Valente
Arthur Lucareli
Drury
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Milwaukee
Daniel Sullivan
Babich
Ex Sheriff Hanley Ordered to Pay More 1947 Taxes
Former Milwaukee County Sheriff George M. Hanley must pay additional income taxes for 1947 after the state Board of Tax Appeals upheld the Department of Taxation. It ruled $84.20 in advertising expenses were not deductible as an allowable expense and noted the spending occurred after he could have sought reelection. He conceded taxes on car sales during his tenure and abandoned an abatement claim.
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Milwaukee County
Madison
Wis
George M. Hanley
Milwaukee
State Board of Tax Appeals
State Department of Taxation
Hanley
Milwauee
Second TV Set Fire Reported In Chicago
In Lockport Illinois Fire Chief William Clark reported a second television set fire in the Chicago area in two days. Firemen removed a burning set from the Norton home and contained the flames to the set. Earlier a $50 000 fire in Chicago was blamed on a television set. Mrs Norton said she and her husband watched programs with guests Monday night. The set was switched off and began burning as she prepared for bed.
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Lockport
III
Chicago
William Clark
Clark
Edward Norton
Henry Paschen, Sr
Senate Debate on DPs Promises Weeks of Discussion
Washington reports a Senate debate on the displaced persons bill likely to last weeks The conflict centers on who qualifies as displaced persons and admission priorities The debate is further complicated by arguments over how aid is administered Democratic and Republican voices warn against confusing the issue Senator eCarran of New with claims of Nes agents slipping into the country disguised as refugees
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Al-Gamonte
eCarran
D-New
Rogers Nes
Answer To The Atom Bomb Letters To The Tribune
A reader urges faith in God and the United Nations over destructive weapons, promoting the film The Prince of Peace as a path to hope. The letter argues media can teach and consoles, asking La Crosse residents to view the film to foster a Christian city and world.
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Jesus
Abraham
Moses
Christ
la Crosse
Prince of Peace
Spring Sparring In Labor Management Fronts
Business Mirror notes spring brings sparring from labor and management with contracts up for renewal affecting millions of workers. Key targets include General Electric Westinghouse General Motors and phone and rail unions with wage and pension demands and union shop issues shaping prices and production.
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Dawson
New York
General Electric
Westinghouse
United Electrical Workers
CIO
General Motors
Trysier
John L. Lewis
Social Securiy
Nusther Perdon
Or Or Tien Sport
Questions and Answers From The Haskin Service
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides answers to common facts. Topics include voting by the speaker of the house, the first known use of rhubarb, bat bite myths, U S mints coins for foreign countries, and the paper making machine.
Poor Man's Philosopher Explores Sin Across Time
Hal Boyle muses on the concept of sin, noting its endless, pervasive nature. He cites varied authorities from Emerson to Augustine, illustrating how sin is debated, misunderstood, and often privately practiced despite public denunciations.
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Boyle
Calvin Coolidge
Agin
Emerson
Ben Jonson
Wisconsin Road Builders Meet Focuses on Roads and Airports
The 37th annual Wisconsin Road Builders Association meeting in Milwaukee March 21-22 will cover highway and airport construction. State Highway Commissioner James R. Law will address the road program, highway engineer E. Roettiger will outline 1950 plans, and Deputy Director T. K. Jordan will discuss airport development. Gov. Rennebohm will deliver the banquet address.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Road Builders’ Association
Milwaukee
James R. Law
Wisconsin
E. Roettiger
T. K. Jordan
The
Aeronautics Commission
Rennebohm
New Wholesale Distributor G-B Inc Formed in La Crosse
Articles of Incorporation filed for G-B Inc located at 601 Main Street La Crosse. The firm will conduct wholesale and retail distribution of Spudnuts. Papers signed by president John Griedler secretary Leonard R. Chojacki and Howard Birnbaum.
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Main Street
la Crosse
G-B Inc
John Griedler
Leonard R. Chojacki
Howard Birnbaum
New Censorship Rules Consider Film Bans in Pakistan
Pakistan’s censorship board may ban films that ridicule Islam or any religion, provoke religious strife, insult Pakistan or its people, or reveal military secrets, under new regulatory guidelines.
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Pakistan
Censorship Board
Circuit Court Session Set For March 10 in Neillsville
The circuit court will convene at 9 a m Friday March 10 with Clerk Larry Schaefer announcing. Judge Bruce F Beilfuss of Neillsville will preside replacing Judge Bert S Cowie who is advised by his physician not to work. March motion day calendar lists 43 matters including 13 divorces.
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Circuit Court
Larry Schaefer
Bruce F. Beilfuss
Neillsville
Wis
Bert Ss. Cowie
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Venezuela
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Louis Robert
England
Fourdrinier Brothers
Hal Boyle
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William Sewell
Seneca
Benjamin Franklin
Xote
Thoreau
W. G. Benham
St. Augustine
Cervantes
Thomas Fuller
Stephen Crane
Ford
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