Dewey and Stassen Campaign Itinerary in Wisconsin
Wisconsin this Week outlines Dewey and Stassen campaign trips with dates from Monday to Saturday. Speeches at Kenosha Racine Milwaukee Eau Claire Appleton Janesville Whitewater Fond du Lac Ripon Madison and other stops are listed along with radio broadcasts on Wisconsin network. The piece notes Wisconsin's importance in the fight for 27 Republican delegates and the primary looming a week away.
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Dewey and Stassen
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Kenosha Depot
Racine
Eau Claire
Appleton
Stevens Point
Lawrence College Chapel
Stassen
Janesville
Whitewater
Ankesha
Fond du Lac
Clintonville
Ripon
Waupun
Wilbur Benk Farm
Sun Prairie
Madison Stock Pavilion
CBS
Madison
Wauwatosa
la Crosse
Stassen to address Wisconsin editors on air at 9 30 p m
Harold E Stassen holds his third air conference with Wisconsin newspapermen broadcast tonight at 9 30 p m on the Wisconsin network He will face Byron Heal editor of the Dairyland News Lake Mills Roland Kuehn farm editor of the Janesville Gazette and Eric Lenz executive secretary of the Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives.
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Milwaukee
Harold E. Stassen
Wisconsin
GOP
Byron Heal
Dairyland News
Lake Mills
Roland Kuehn
Janesville Gazette
Eric Lenz
Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives
Wisconsin MPs Seize Campaign Week With National Broadcasts
Dewey will tour six Wisconsin cities next Thursday and Friday with a Thursday address at the Demidere theater in Milwaukee to be broadcast nationally. Stassen plans a 12 city state tour while MacArthur backers press ahead with out of state events. Nebraska Republican A A Miller speaks at a Milwaukee boost MacArthur dinner and Wisconsin Secretary Fred R. Zimmerman keynotes a MacArthur for president delegates meeting declaring the general the only leader strong enough to stop Russia.
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Dewey
Wisconsin
Demidere
Milwaukee
Stassen
A A. lLiller
Nebraska
MacArthur Forces
Fred R. Zimmerman
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Albany
Wendell L. Willkie
MacArthur
Sparta to raise water rates after city rehabilitation project
The Wisconsin public service commission approves Sparta's new water rates tied to a major distribution system rehabilitation and new pumping facilities. Current 2.75 dollar charge covers up to 1500 cubic feet. higher volumes priced by incremental tiers. Work includes a service building and four new pumps, with mains replacement resuming when weather allows.
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Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Naset
Uthus Suspended Over Waukesha School Administration
MADISON Wis. Allen W Bayley director of the state department of public welfare announced the temporary suspension of T R Uthus superintendent of the school for the un read at Waukesha pending a full investigation into the school's administration.
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Madison
Wis
Allen W. Bayley
State Department of Public Welfare
T. R. Uthus
School For Us
Waukesha
Weather outlook for La Crosse area clears and cools tonight
La Crosse and surrounding regions see clearing skies and a colder night with lows around 26 in the city and 24 in rural areas. Tuesday brings generally fair conditions with a warmer afternoon and a high near 58.
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la Crosse
George Mellon Furrier Dies in Little Rock
George S. Mellon of 234 South 11th Street died in Little Rock after a burst appendix and pneumonia while returning to La Crosse from Florida. He expanded a fur business with Eric W. Edwards from La Crosse to 12 sales departments in Michigan and Wisconsin. Survived by his wife and one son. funeral set for Minneapolis Thursday.
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George S. Mellon
South 11Th Street
Mellon and Uring
the Rock
Ark
Tivnnona
Eric W. Edwards
Lutz Fur
Mellon
Stevens Point
Edwards
Green Bay
la Crosse
Houghton
Ironwood
Munising
Escanaba
Mich
Rhinelander
Wisconsin Rapids
Sparta
Viroqua
Prairie du Chien
Richland Center
Marshfield
Menasha
Wil. Ee
Florida
Little Rock
Minneapolis
New York Exchange Employes Go On Strike
The Financial Employes union AFL led picket lines around the New York stock and curb exchanges after 8 am while members kept early trading moving with emergency measures. Brokers entered the pits and quotations flowed on ticker tapes as internal quotation bureaus were suspended.
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NEW York
New York Stock and Curb Exchange
Financial Employes Union
AFL
New Pay Demands on Nation's Railroads
Chicago report says three railroad brotherhoods weigh 15 percent wage increase and new rules after a presidential board recommendation. Two other unions hold talks on further gains amid mixed reactions to the board findings.
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Chicago
James Sciborski In Serious Condition After Crash
Sparta Wis Special James Sciborski 19 suffered 60 percent body burns in a truck crash near Cataract last Thursday. He is reported holding his own but remains in serious condition at the Sparta hospital. Former La Crosse athlete and driver for Joseph is company son of Mr and Mrs Valentine Sciborski 1825 South 16th Street La Crosse.
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Sparta
Wis
James Sciborski
Sciborski
la Crosse
Joseph Is Company
Valentine Sciborski
South 16Th Street
Clash Of Arms And Cold War Fear On Global Fronts
AP reports a spread of Cold War tension across diplomacy and violence. In Palestine Jews and Arabs clash leaving 68 dead. Finland seeks a treaty with Moscow as Sweden faces Soviet accusations. Rome cites a crossroads moment as Pope speaks on conscience. Finland negotiates with Moscow while Romania forms a Communist led national assembly with overwhelming support.
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Peiping
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
Pius XII
St. Peter’s
Vatican City
Italy
Russia
Finland
Sweden
Moscow
Red Star
Fleet
Helge Jung
United States
Izvestia
Cy Ey Sean
Britain
Sparta captures Army escapee Kent in Wisconsin
A Milwaukee army disciplinary barracks escapee, Richard J. Kent, 21, of Owossa Michigan, was captured near Sparta by sheriff and police. Two other suspects, James Lewellyn and George S. Perry, remain sought, while L. J. Strait is wanted for defrauding the American Legion and Prattville businessmen of 90 dollars for a staged production. Kent will be returned to Milwaukee.
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Sparta
Wis
Milwaukee
Richard J. Kent
Owossa
Mich
H. R. Biegel
C. E. Lehman
Monroe County
Angelo
Milwaukee Railroad
Round House
Kent
James Lewellyn
George S. Perry
L. J. Strait
Strait
Green Lake County
American Legion
Princeton
Reds Name Envoy to Hungary
Moscow reports Grigori M Pushkin has been named Soviet ambassador to Hungary with Pravda announcing the appointment today.
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Reds
Moscow
Grigori M. Pushkin
Hungary
Pravda
Russians Dig In On Korean Occupation Line
Correspondent Roy Roberts reports from the boundary between the U S and Soviet occupation zones in Korea. He observed entrenched positions and the tense state of the frontline amid Soviet backed North Korean activity and invitations for South Koreans to participate in a Russian controlled government setup.
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Roy Roberts
Associated Press
Seoul Korea
U. S
38Th Parallel
Korea
North Korea
North
South Korea
Yangmun Ni
Raichle Dies Today Amid Korea Frontline Fortifications
W F Raichle 69 dies at his Galesville Wisconsin farm after a stroke. He chaired Gale township and Trempealeau county and led the Beaver Creek soil conservation district. Survived by wife Myrtle and daughter Margaret. Funeral set at Smith funeral home and Presbyterian church.
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Galesville
Wis
William PF. Raichle
Quinton Irvine
Myrtle Irvine
Raichle
Gale Township
Gale
Trempealeau County
Beaver Creek
Wisconsin
Arctic Springs Creamery
Myrtle
Bernard
Margaret) Wood
Christian
St. Paul
Fred
Christina Dettinger
Northfield
Mary Young
Mindoro
Peter
Annie) Weverstad
Clifford
Emma) Martell
Missoula
Mont
Smith Funeral Home
Presbyterian Church
William J. Steele
Pine Cliff
U S Consul Targeted In Windsor Shooting
U S consul Bankhead escaped an attack when an unseen assailant fired two shots at his car last night. Police traced footprints from a post to a tree at his Riverside drive home and cited prior threats including poisoned liquor and candy deliveries and prior car tampering.
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Windsor
Print Sample Ballot For Spring Election
Voters are urged to study the sample ballot and instructions before voting to speed the process. The notice warns that unfamiliarity with machines or procedures may slow the election and urges use of the sample to become efficient.
Committee backs export controls on Russia in foreign aid bill
The House Foreign Affairs Committee backed an amendment to a $6.205 billion foreign aid bill to veto exports of strategic supplies to Russia and satellites when deemed in the national interest. Rep. Mundt said the vote was overwhelming and the amendment still requires House approval before final passage.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Rep. Mundt
R-Sd
House
Mundt
Congress
Europe
Asia
Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia and U S set for clash over Palestine at UN
Soviet and American delegates head into a high stakes Palestine debate at the United Nations as the United States pivots from partition toward a UN trusteeship. Andrei Gromyko is expected to launch a sharp response, while talks resume after Easter.
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Partition
Security Council
U. S
Palestine
Truman Board Seeks Court Order to Force Lewis Testimony
A federal fact finding board directed John S. Lewis to testify about the soft coal miners strike. After Lewis refused a voluntary appearance, the board authorized the justice department to seek a court order to compel his testimony. Lewis cited law and prejudice and attacked two board members as biased.
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Washington
Truman
John S. Lewis
Justice Department
Lewis
Minton
Mark Ethridge
Blisher
Louisville
United States Rubber
Ching
Nations press for end to Russia atom bomb scheme
Great Britain France Canada and China demanded in the United Nations an end to talks on Russia's plan to prohibit atom bombs. They denounced Russia's proposal as inadequate and unrealizable, likely to aid an aggressor in achieving overwhelming military supremacy and yielding false security to peoples.
Bad Weather Halts Reynolds Expedition
Bad weather grounded the Reynolds scientific expedition in Peiping today. The plane was set for its first survey flight around the Amne Machin range in northwest China as part of an effort to reach a mountain higher than Everest. Another attempt is planned for tomorrow.
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Peiping
Reynolds
Everest
China
Taft and Dewey Agree to Avoid Nomination Deadlock
Washington reports that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Sen. Robert A. Taft plan to prevent a long GOP convention deadlock by pursuing a compromise candidate if needed. They favor a third, acceptable figure to beat a rank outsider. MacArthur is viewed skeptically by both, while Stassen gains interest in Wisconsin primaries as Dewey campaigns there.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
New York
Turkey
Taft
Dewey
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
New Yorker
Ohio
Wisconsin supreme court blocks veterans housing act
The Wisconsin supreme court ruled the $8 million veterans housing act unconstitutional as an improper state venture into internal improvements. The decision upholds taxes on liquor and wine but bars state funds for housing for a private class, directing funds questions to the 1949 legislature and noting discharged veterans become private citizens.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
High Court
Wisconsin Housing Authority
E. C. Giessel
Supreme Court
John E. Martin
Henryughes
Hughes
Justice Hughes
Giessel
Port Washington Housing Authority
Attorney General's Office
Supreme Court to hear appeal of labor law
The Supreme Court agreed to review a lower court ruling that struck down the Taft Hartley act ban on union political expenditures. The court will hear arguments on April 26 regarding Congress authority to regulate election processes and campaign financing.
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Washington
Justice Department
High Court
Department
Congress
Ben Moore
U. S. District Court
CIO
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