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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1948

Page

5

Shipping Spotter Travels By Proxy Has No Desire To Sail

Walter Gelbach a 70 year old Baltimore ship lookout spends eight hours a day tracking port traffic from a shack on the harbor front. He records arrivals in his log and informs the maritime exchange so customs and dock workers can prepare. He has never been to sea and wants to stay ashore.

Baltimore Walter Gelbach Gelbach North Point Maritime Exchange Eboard Marine Chesapeake Bay

Western Germany unification faces German defeatist leaders

Richard Hollander reports German parliamentary leaders and party bosses in the American and British zones show strong opposition to unifying western Germany with the east. Most leaders deny responsibility for past actions and doubt success, while two officials Bremen mayor Kaisar and Cologne deputy mayor Fuchs offer cautious support and a glimmer of hope.

Frankfurt Germany London Western Germany Eastern Western Wilhelm Kaisar Bremen Herr Kaisar Winston Churchill Dr. Fuchs Cologne

Quiz 14 Demos Only Three Back Truman

A New York Times poll of 14 Democratic senate hopefuls for 1948 finds only three willing to publicly back Truman. Clayton Knowles notes 13 are incumbents, 10 from the Deep South, with Clinton P. Anderson among the non-incumbents seeking Hatch’s New Mexico seat. Only two senators favor re election of Truman: James E. Murray and Theodore F. Green.

New York New York Times Senate Washington Clayton Knowles Deep South Clinton P. Anderson Carl A. Hatch New Mexico Truman James E. Murray Montana Theodore F. Green Rhode Island

Events May Change Middle East Oil Plans

Secretary of Defense Forrestal told a Senate subcommittee that recent events could force changes in plans to boost Middle East oil production. He said he has asked military experts to advise on continuing steel shipments for Saudi pipeline projects and would decide within 48 hours.

Washington Defense Forrestal Senate Saudia Arabia

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