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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1952

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Korean POW Talks Amid Secrecy Try to Break Deadlock

Truce negotiators in Munsan paused public disclosure as they seek to resolve POW exchanges and port entry rules. The U.N. Command stressed secrecy aims to ease concessions while pledging future public statements. Reds demanded Russian neutrality at inspection ports, blocking progress.

Munsan Korea Wiliam P. Nuckols U.N. Command U.N Reds Russia Don O. Darrow Soviet Union

Eisenhower Writes In Leads Tribune Presidential Poll

The Tribune of La Crosse reports 1106 votes cast in a Republican presidential preference poll with Eisenhower achieving the top write-in total. Taft and Stassen also drew significant support while Truman narrowly led Kefauver in the Democratic portion. City results show MacArthur and Taft strong in La Crosse, with wider rural areas contributing smaller shares.

Eisenhower Tribune Harry Truman U.S Estes Kefauver Taft Harold E. Stassen Earl Warren Douglas MacArthur Truman Kefauver la Crosse Com The Wisconsin Coulee New Hampshire Minnesota Stassen Warren MacArthur

Eisenhower Taft Stassen Lead GOP as MacArthur Is Dem

In the Republican field Dwight D. Eisenhower Robert A. Taft and Harold Stassen led the party with 164 votes reported while Douglas MacArthur led the Democratic side. The fragment indicates a political result with named figures but lacks complete context or totals.

Lower Flood Crest Seen Here Under New Data

A new U S Weather Bureau prospectus reduces expected flood crests for the upper Mississippi valley and tributaries after lighter March snowfall. La Crosse's maximum now 13.4 feet with 11.6 feet median. Durand 13.0 max 11.9 median. Root at Houston 16.0 max 15.0 median. Steuben 11.0 max 9.9 median. Total La Crosse snowfall 63.7 inches vs 67 last year.

Mississippi Valley A. D. Sanial U.S. Weather Bureau la Crosse Mississippi Sanial Samal Durand Houston Steuben Kickapoo Hastings Reads Landing Winona Prairie du Chien Chippewa Galesville Wisconsin Wisconsin Rapids Portage Muscoda Root Minnesota

Gunmen Take $600000 From Armored Car in Danvers

Three gunmen robbed an unguarded armored money truck in Danvers Massachusetts about 20 miles north of Boston seizing approximately $600000 in cash most in small bills The black Buick sedan used by the robbers was found abandoned in Everett within an hour The truck is owned by United States Trucking Co and delivers money to banks and businesses on the north shore.

Danvers Mass Boston Alanson Burnham Lawrence Johansen United States Trucking Co Massachusetts North Shore Everett Johansen Danvers National Bank

Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse Area

Increasing cloudiness and milder tonight. Wednesday remains cloudy with moderate temperatures. Light snow expected Wednesday night. Lows around 22 degrees, high near 40 degrees.

la Crosse

Last Day to Secure Absentee Ballots in Wisconsin Primary

Saturday marks the final day for voters in the April 1 presidential primary and judicial election to obtain absentee ballots at Domke’s office. Registered voters absent on election day may pick up ballots at the Courthouse office through Saturday and vote in person there through Monday. The slate includes two Supreme Court candidates Arold F. Murphy and Grover L. Broadfoot, and two Sixth Circuit candidates Lincoln Neprud and Leonard F. Roraff.

Supreme Court Sixth Circuit Court Sixth Circuit Lincoln Neprud Viroqua Leonard F. Roraff

Six Die in Fire at Skid Row Hotel in Los Angeles

A swift blaze at the six floor St. George Hotel in Los Angeles killed six men and left about 150 guests, many injured. Night clerk Leland Whitehouse who warned others helped save lives before fire crews arrived.

Los Angeles St. George Leland Whitehouse Fire Department Ar| ‘Son Whitehouse Main Street Bernhardt

Accomplice Identifies Willie Sutton and Kling in Queens Bank Robbery

John de Venuta testified he helped steal 64 000 from the Sunnyside branch of the Manufacturers Trust Co two years ago and named Willie Sutton and Thomas Kling as his partners. He said Sutton planned the robbery and showed him a bank diagram while admitting he split the money three ways in Kling's back bedroom.

New York Queens Willie Sutton Thomas Scup Kling John de Venuta de Venuta Sunnyside Manufacturers Trust Co

Explosion at Caserta hydro project kills workers

An explosion in a Caserta province hydro electric project tunnel in Naples area killed at least 35 workers and injured 42 others today.

Naples Italy Caserta

Four Year Old Girl Survives Wilderness Ordeal in Wisconsin

Four year old Mary Ann Church, the sole survivor of three children lost in Nicolet Forest, is recovering in a hospital after her sister Kathy and cousin Steven Kennedy, both five, died from exposure. Relatives plan a double funeral Thursday for Kathy and Steven. Mary Ann ate breakfast and slept well, while doctors assess potential frostbite to her feet.

Oconto Falls Wis Mary Ann Church Mary Ann Kathy Steven Kennedy Nicolet Forest Steven

Industry Aides Call Wage Board Collapse Stance in Steel Dispute

Washington three industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board urged the body to go out of business saying it inflates costs and undermines its purpose. The trio George Armstrong Dwight Steele Milton Olander argued wage board recommendations exceed what steel workers union could win in bargaining.

Washington Wage Stabilization Board Charles E. Wilson CIO Philip’Murray Wilson George Armstrong Dwight Steele Milton Olander Truman Key West Fla Murray Board WSB

Mrs Kefauver Makes Plane Trip To Wisconsin

Nancy Kefauver wife of Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee campaigner for the Democratic nomination arrived at La Crosse Wisconsin to join her husband on the road. The Milwaukee La Crosse visit faced plan changes with a 1 pm arrival and a 2 30 pm public reception at Hotel Stoddard. Nancy Kefauver described campaigning as fun and said she travels with her husband for family reasons and as a partner in the campaign efforts backed by their four children and Washington home.

Nancy Kefauver New Hampshire Wisconsin Estes Kefauver Tennessee la Crosse Milwaukee Kefauver Auto-Lite Stoddard Kefauvers Congress Senate Washington Cornswall N.Y Chatttanooga Tenn Nancy Glasgow America

Mary Riley Moody Still Smiling At 103 In Iowa

Mrs Mary Riley Moody of McGregor Iowa turned 103 and celebrated with family dinner plans postponed by a March snowstorm. Born in 1849 near Lindsey Ontario she recalled Civil War memories including meeting Jesse James at her farm home and being told years later of his bank robbery.

Tribune Mary Riley Moody Mrs. Riley Moody McGregor, Ia Mcgregor Riley Mississippi Iowa Canada Lindsey Ontario Mary Maple Moody Moody Jesse James James Northfield Minn

Kefauver Club Founded Here In La Crosse

Local supporters form a Kefauver For President Club in La Crosse with Elmer May as chairman and Dr. M T O Meara as vice chair. Headquarters at 510 Hoeschler Building open for volunteers and contributions with phone 23926. Members include William Lyons and Charles Warner who back Senator Estes Kefauver as a strong leader for the era.

Estes Kefauver la Crosse Kefauver Elmer May Tennessee M. T. O’meara Arnison M. Mitchell Hoeschler Building May William Lyons Charles Warner

Russian General Boris Sheremetrov Dies at 56

Moscow reports the death of Lt. Gen. Boris I. Sheremetrov aged 56. A prominent artillery commander during World War II, he was a leading Soviet general in the artillery branch.

Moscow Boris I. Sheremetrov

Action Could Thwart Russ Gen Guenther

Gen Alfred Gruenther told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the Soviet Union will not attack if the United States takes proper action and strengthens NATO. He warned that miring Europe in costly buildup could waste progress, as SHAPE Command remains mindful of costs. He noted Eisenhower’s view that a strong military force must not bankrupt the United States or NATO allies.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Russia Alfred M. Gruenther Eisenhower House Foreign Affairs Committee Truman Gruenther Capitol Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sen McMahon D-Conn House Committee Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers In Europe United States NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization Sen. Gillette D-Ia

Ex-Alderman Roth, 89, Dies After Long Illness

Herman J. Roth former 20th Ward Alderman died Tuesday in a La Crosse hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Dubuque Iowa he came to La Crosse in 1888 as a railroad worker and spent 40 years as a machinist for the Burlington Road. He served 16% years on the Common Council and assisted the draft board in World War I. He would have turned 90 June 1. Funeral arrangements by Nelson Funeral Home are incomplete.

20Th Ward Herman J Joe) Roth Loomis S&j la Crosse Dubuque Roth Burlington Road F. L. Easton Nelson Funeral Home

Army to Turn Over Tanks and Guns to NATO Allies

The Army will pull thousands of tanks vehicles and other gear from active and reserve units including the National Guard and reserves to speed priority shipments for the Allied buildup overseas. Marine Corps will contribute similar equipment. Navy and Air Force face no such drawdown.

NATO Washington National Guard U. S Army Alfred M.gruenther Senate Foreign Relations Committee Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Marine Corps Navy Air Force Korea Defense Department Indochina

State Orders Dogs Confined in Campbell Township Quarantine

Rabies quarantine for Campbell Township orders all dogs secured or leashed for 90 days. Dog owners face fines or jail if violated. enforcement directed by Sheriff Sampson. Quarantine follows rabies test results from a skunk attack and a history of dog deaths on French Island.

Campbell Township la Crosse Onalaska French Island Donald Arr Carr H. J. Jo’Connell Madison Department of Agriculture Roy B. Sampson Campbell

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