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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1952
Page
7
Industry leaders warn a steel price hike could raise costs for autos stoves zippers baling wire and other products. They say higher prices may push some firms past break even while unions and Wage Stabilization Board disagree on steel wage hikes.
The article reports India’s concern that Red China uses rice exports to influence politics and Nehru’s government. It notes India’s rice shortages, Burma and Thailand supplies, and cautious Soviet offers while officials speak of rice as political leverage and long odds on Sino Indian trade deals.
Madison report shows about a quarter of Wisconsin state college graduates from the last year left for military service or marriage. Nine colleges produced 1,942 teaching-eligible graduates between Feb 1951 and Feb 1952, with 1,489 placed. Starting salaries ranged from 2400 to 2900, averaging just over 2700 annually.
Sparta Wis A Monroe County Circuit Court session was adjourned until further notice after a case between E A Manley of La Valle and Vern H Ferries was settled out of court over the weekend. Manley claimed two thousand dollars for selling a farm for Ferruna. The Monday hearing was canceled.
Stamford police refused 31 year old Walter Gillan shelter for the night, leading to three assaults on officers. Gillan then was jailed on charges of power in conduct and resisting arrest.
IHC workers at the Milwaukee plant vote to end an 18 day idle period after union leadership recommended returning to work. AFL Federal Labor Union president Jack Cudahy says more than 3,000 members approved, based on assurances from the company to bargain in good faith. The walkout began March 5 over a disputed work method and 20 other grievances.
Skies cleared over the South tornados region but bitter cold worsened conditions for thousands made homeless in Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi Kentucky Missouri and Alabama. The Friday Saturday toll reached 233 dead and 1 100 injured. Temperatures were in the 30s with readings as low as 21 in Amarillo Texas and six below zero at Bismarck North Dakota. Snow and cold hindered search in northeastern Wisconsin for three missing children.
King Farouk ended the Wafd dominated lower house and ordered a general election for May 18. The Senate remains Wafd controlled. martial law persists with lifting possible during the election period. Prime Minister Hilaly’s cabinet sought British troop withdrawal and Sudan transfer talks continue. Wafd plans to campaign against corruption.
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