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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1952

Page

3

Fire Hazards in Spring Cleaning Warned by Chief

Fire Chief Adolph Kessel urges La Crosse residents to clear closets attics cellars and garages of burnable clutter as spring cleaning begins. He warns crowded spaces fatally escalate fire risk from dry leaves oil rags paint cans and stored hazardous material and notes yard debris can bring flames close to homes. He advises discarding unused items freeing space and aiding charity reuse.

Adolph Kessel la Crosse Kessel Salvation Army

Charles E. Broughton Wisconsin's Favorite Son For President

Charles E. Broughton, editorial figure and former Democratic National Committeeman, campaigns as Wisconsin’s favorite son for President. He seeks a solid vote for all delegates and backing for Truman’s nomination at the national convention.

Charles E. Broughton Wisconsin Press Harry S. Truman Broughton Sheboygan Press Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Salvation Army

U S Jets Hit Red Base Near Kaesong in Korea

U S F-84 Thunderjets destroy 18 buildings and six troop revetments just east of Kaesong, headquarters for Communist armistice negotiators. Five Air Force reports 12 enemy killed in the raid and allied planes hit rail lines across North Korea as ground clashes flare on multiple fronts. Allied artillery Tuesday harms 200 Red troops near Panmunjom.

Seoul Korea Kaesong Fifth Air Force North Korea Panmunjom

Socialist leader Lohia speaks on poverty and illness in Allahabad

Indian Socialist leader Dr. Lohia addressed a gathering in Allahabad outlining programs to combat poverty and illness as part of a broader party effort.

Socialist Party Dr. Lohia Allahabad

Paul H. Douglas Biography Highlighted in Obituary

Paul Howard Douglas born March 26 1892 in Salem Massachusetts raised on a northern Maine farm. U S senator from Illinois served in World War II with Marines earning valor decorations after pacifist WWI stance. Former University of Chicago economics professor.

Paul Howard Douglas Salem Maesss U.S Illinois Douglas Washington C. Wayland Brooks University of Chicago Peleliu Okinawa

Scale Down Price Of Anti TB Pills

A New York drug maker says the anti TB pill nicotinamide hydrazide will cost hospitals 242 cents each, about half the initial estimate. Millions of tablets have been provided to hospitals for experimental use, but none have been sold yet. Doctors seek more data before endorsing it as a cure.

New York

Three La Crosse Men Enlist in U S Navy Recruit Training

Three La Crosse men have enlisted in the U S Navy and are now in recruit training at Great Lakes Illinois. Donald Dolan 19 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dolan. Wyman Clark 17 son of Mrs Mabel Clark. Budd Cole 17 son of Mrs Inez Chapman. Local recruiter Chief Machinist Mate Gordon Juhl announced the enlistments. The La Crosse recruiting station is accepting April enrollments with office in Room 313 Federal Building.

la Crosse Great Lakes Navy Minneapolis Gordon Juhl Donald S. Dolan Joseph Dolan 5Th Ave. S Wyman R. Clark Mabel C. Clark Island St Budd C

Father Of 11 Personal Crisis Ends In Police Trap

Mehri Victor Stull killed his wife Martha during a dispute at their Frederick tavern and then shot himself in an open field while trapped by state troopers. Their 11 children became orphans as Shirley said he wanted Martha to quit her waitress job and stay home. The family lore closes with a note on historic sheep to people ratios.

Frederick Mehri Victor Stull Here Martha Stull Shirley

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