Counselor In Polish Embassy Speaker At Rotary Luncheon
Stefan Rogozinski counselor of the Polish embassy in Washington told La Crosse Rotarians that Poland seeks friendship with the Soviet Union as the basis for an independent Poland. He noted postwar urging by British and American leaders and cited Poland’s shift to a socialist government with Russia as a major link and the rebuilding plan after heavy WWII losses. He cited increased industrial output and calories per day, opening of schools and universities, and the separation of church and state while avoiding isolation from other nations.
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Poland
Stefan Rogozinski
Washington
la Crosse
Rogozinski
Waukon Seeks Return of Suspect in Tavern Burglary
Waukon authorities urge the return of Lester A. Jagerson from Cedar Rapids where he is held after confessing to the October 7 burglary of Charles Davis tavern. He admitted breaking a window with a knife, stealing $320 in cash and $90 in checks and burning the checks.
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Waukon
Lester A. Jagerson
Decorah
Cedar Rapids
Jagerson
William Huffman
William Shafer
Charles Davis
Huffman
Bipartisan policy making gains traction in U S outlook
The article describes a shift toward bipartisan approach in U S foreign policy under Truman. Acheson Jessup and Senator Vandenberg emerge as key mediators bridging administration and Republicans. New liaison machinery aims to project unified American diplomacy to Britain and France while Asia tests and shapes policy against communism.
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United States
China
Acheson
Jessup
Presient Truman
Senator Vandenberg
Bernard Baruch
Roosevelt
Henry Stimson
London
State Department
Department
Congress
America
Far East
Asia
Britain
Truman
Europe
Seaway Seen Boosting Iron Ore Output to 20 Million Tons
Pittsburgh based Hollinger Hanna official W H Durrell predicts the St Lawrence Seaway could raise iron ore production from new Quebec and Labrador fields to about 20 million tons annually. He notes est costs around 350 million dollars and plans to spend roughly 80 million to develop the fields with 10 million tons yearly shipments to ensure ROI. Durrell argues the seaway would let ocean vessels reach the Great Lakes and keep inland steel plants from relocating to the coast.
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Pittsburgh
St. Lawrence Seaway
Minin Company
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
W. H. Durrell
Hollinger-Hanna
Quebec and Labrador
Durrell
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Labrador
Atlantic Seaboard
French Creek Club Delivers Easter Gift and Lenten Devotions
Ettrick Wisconsin special report notes French Creek Co-Workers club met at Mrs Ingvald Jorgenson's home for Lenten devotions led by Rev George Strum. The group voted Easter gift funds to Homme Children's Home and erected a chapel altar for the Sunday school. Labor on the altar was donated by Ingvald Jorgenson and Julius Nelsestuen. Fourteen Ettrick women are members. officers are Francis Solberg president Albert Severson vice president and Henry Solberg secretary treasurer.
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Ettrick
Wis
French Creek
Ingvald Jorgenson
Julius Nelsestuen
Allen Lee
French Creek Church
Francis Solberg
Albert Severson
Henry Solberg
PSC Recesses Phone Hearing In Wisconsin Rating Case
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission recessed until April 5 its hearing on a rate increase request by Wisconsin Telephone Company seeking about 5.683 million dollars in added annual revenue. Vernon C. Vogt a 28 year old UW Madison economics student from Waukesha testified claiming information could save taxpayers two million in telephone expenses. Vogt's wife attended March 1 to pose questions for witnesses but some questions and evidence were deemed argumentative and the commission urged written submission after Vogt reviews his materials.
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Madison
Wis
The _ service commission
Ars
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Vernon C. Vogt
University of Wisconsin Economics
Waukesha
Vogt
Commission
John Doerfer
Two-Headed Kitten Born in New Jersey
A two headed kitten was delivered by Dr. J. J. Peterson in Union City New Jersey during a Caesarean section on the mother. The kittens show two mouths and three eyes and appear healthy though functionality of the extra organs is not yet known.
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Union City
N. J
J. J. Peterson
Peterson
Rep Davis seeks outfielder for congressional baseball team
Rep Glenn R. Davis of Wisconsin seeks a sure-handed outfielder for the Republicans' Congressional baseball game at Griffith Stadium on May 19, a benefit for underprivileged children. He recalls last year’s 16 10 Democrat victory and aims for a center fielder with reliable catching ability.
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Richard P. Powers
Washington
Glenn R. Davis
Waukesha
Davis
The
Washington Star
Griffith Stadium
Frank B. Keefe
Oshkosh
White House
Executive Mansion
Keefe
Fort Myer
White Ouse
Congress
Commission
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