Strategists Chart New Labor Plans in Congress Fight
Labor legislation strategists in both houses chart new battle plans as Taft Hartley repeal prospects shift. House action leaves Taft Hartley on the books while a compromise bill may keep some provisions. Senate Republicans plot to retain key features with amendments.
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Washington
Congress
House
Labor Committee
Senate
GOP
Taft
Ohio
Smith
Donnell
Senate Labor Committee
Thomas- Lesinski
Lesinski
D-Mich
House Group
Film origins in Hungary show US lead last year
Of 154 feature films shown in Hungary last year 57 were United States productions 40 Russian 23 British and 19 French.
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Hungary
United States
Worried Look Recovers Purse on Bridge
A young woman who wore a worried expression lost a purse with 130 dollars crossing a bridge in De Pere Wisconsin. Marvin Schampers of West De Pere found the bag in his truck and handed it to another driver to return to the owner who stood on the bridge. The second driver located the woman and returned the purse.
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DE Pere
Wis
Marvin Schampers
West de Pere
Schampers
Mrs Theodore Fauver 35 Dies. Rites Planned Saturday
Mrs Theodore Fauver 35 of Shore Acres La Crosse died in a local hospital Wednesday. She was born Ione Blanchard and survived by husband and son Theodore Jr along with brother James Blanchard Hokah Minn. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Nelson Funeral Home with Dr Carl P Pederson officiating. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home.
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Theodore Fauver
Shore Acres
la Crosse
Ione Blanchard
Fauver
Theodore, Jr
James Blanchard
Hokah
Minn
Nelson Funeral Home
Carl P. Pederson
Mrs Christina Miller 69 Dies in Local Hospital
Christina Miller 69 of Stoddard died Wednesday evening in a local hospital. Survived by husband Reinhold two sons Elmer and George two brothers Joseph and Bernard Stellick and five grandchildren all of Stoddard. Funeral services Saturday 1 30 p m Hellwig Morris chapel and 2 30 p m St Mathews Lutheran church Stoddard Rev Otto Engel. Burial in church cemetery. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening.
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Christina Miller
R. J. Stoddard
Reinhold
Elmer
George
Joseph
Bernard Stellick
Stoddard
Hellwig-Morris
St. Mathews Lutheran Church
Otto Engel
Weather Record U S Department Of Commerce For Wisconsin
Weather summary notes considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms in Wisconsin north and west tonight and Friday. Minnesota shows cloudiness with showers and scattered storms south and central tonight and Friday. Iowa mostly cloudy with showers and cooler Friday. River forecast indicates normal pool stages with minor fluctuations and potential local rises from heavy rainfall. Unseasonably high temperatures earlier across Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley set records in Louisville Chicago and La Crosse. A cold air surge from Canada moves southeastward bringing freezing temps to western Wyoming and snow at Rock.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Hastings
Guttenberg
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Ohio
Louisville
Chicago
la Crosse
Canada
Rockies
Plains
Wyoming
Rock
New Plains
Wisconsin Senate Kills Non-Red Oath Bill for State Workers
The Wisconsin Senate killed a bill requiring state employees teachers and students to file non Communist affidavits. The 27 to 4 vote would have made oaths a condition of employment or enrollment and applied to licensed state professionals.
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Senate
Bill
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Senate
Schlabach
Group Studies Plans Results From Food Establishment Upgrades
The La Crosse Wisconsin Restaurant association reviewed a four month voluntary improvement program for food establishments. Members will document steps in staff training equipment remodeling and operations. Dr Weidner allowed two compartment sinks with satisfactory bacteria counts and posters on proper handling of food and utensils were ordered.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Elmer Conforti
Garland Weidner
Wei
Beaver Dam Man Elected President of Osteopaths
MILWAUKEE Dr E M Keller Beaver Dam was installed Wednesday as president of the Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Elected to office at the groups 51st annual convention were Dr D A Farnum Sheboygan president elect Dr J H Kettner Milwaukee vice president and Dr E J Elton Wauwatosa reelected secretary treasurer for the 43rd consecutive year
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Milwaukee
E. M. Keller
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
D. A. Farnum
Sheboygan
J. H. Kettner
E. J. Elton
Wauwatosa
Berlin Airlift Ends Blockade and Lessons Learned
General Lucius D. Clay warns communism unchanged as Berlin stockpiles 200000 tons to sustain Western needs. The airlift cost over 173 million dollars and many lives, delivering organization gains to Western forces while ending the blockade blues with four power diplomacy culminating in talks in New York.
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Ruhr
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
Berlin
Mr. Dulles
Russia
New York
Big Four
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Nationalization Threatens British Steel Output
Lord Nuffield, a motor magnate, warned during a visit that nationalization of Britain's steel industry would reduce production rather than increase it, signaling concern over government action affecting industry.
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Britain
Lord Nuffield
New
Yugoslavia Cuts Industry Power Use Amid Fuel Shortage
Yugoslavia announced a significant electricity reduction for industrial users as a severe fuel shortage developed recently. The move aims to conserve power and stabilize the grid during the energy crisis.
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Yugoslavia
Defense Stages Scene In Trial Of Miss Coplon
In Washington the defense coached an FBI agent to re enact a scene between Judith Coplon and Valentin Gutbitchy a suspended UN employee. Attorney Archibald Palmer called the witness to reenact the exchange and the handling of Coplons pocketbook. Federal officers said secret information was found in her former Justice Department handbag at the March 4 arrest in New York.
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Washington
FBI
Gubitchev
Hursday
Judith Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Miss Coplon
Valentine A. Gubitchy
United Nations
T. Scott Miller, Jr
New York
Pruning Adds Bigger Apple Production
University of Wisconsin horticulturist R H Roberts reports eight apple varieties show larger fruit when branches are shortened. Longer branches reduce blooming points, leading to more apples next year. Overproduction can limit bloom and fruit size.
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R. H. Roberts
University of Wisconsin Horticulturist
Jonathan
Roberts
Indian Guide Sentenced On Axe Assault
Henry St. Germaine Catfish a 52 year old Indian guide was convicted by a federal court jury on a charge of assaulting an Indian police officer with an axe. He was sentenced to one year and one day in prison. The incident followed a drinking party at the Catfish home on the Lac du Flambeau reservation.
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Superior
Wis
Henry St. Germaine Catfish
Catfish
U. S
Charles Cashin
Patrick T. Stone
William Chapman
Lac du Flambeau Reservation
Chambers seek unified chest body for national drives
Michigan hosts state institute at Stevens Point on June 6 with leaders Hursh and Price inviting La Crosse delegates. Articles of incorporation will be submitted by YMCA YWCA Family Welfare Association La Crosse Home for Children Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Salvation Army. Boy Scouts approve if others join and may deduct current drive funds from their Community Chest appropriation. board action expected within 10 days.
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Hursh
Price
la Crosse
Stevens Point
YMCA
YWCA
Family Welfare Association
la Crosse Home For Children
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Boy Scout
Community Chest
Mary A Stephanson 77 dies in Wisconsin hospital services held
Mary A Stephanson 77 died Monday in a La Crosse hospital. Funeral services were held at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church with Rev. Kenneth R. Torkvik officiating. Burial followed in Halfway Creek cemetery. Born Oct 18 1871 in Helgeland Norway she came to America at age two. Survived by sister Mrs P A Hammer and brothers Henry and Conrad. predeceased by four sisters and one brother.
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Halfway
Amsterdam Prairie
P. A. Hammer
la Crosse
Henry
Conrad
Fairmont
Minn
Brotherhood Meets Trinity Lutheran Church Parlor Session
Brotherhood gathers at 8 p m Thursday in Trinity Lutheran Church parlors with Oscar Semingson Ray Nibbe Melford Nelson Kenneth Anderson and Selmer Holstad on the program committee.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Brotherhood
Oscar Semingson
Ray Nibbe
Melford Nelson
Kenneth Anderson
Selmer Holstad
Uganda game department crocodile dies after keeper call
An official crocodile in the Uganda game department died following a call from its keeper. The creature, accustomed to routine, succumbed during the interaction, authorities said.
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Uganda Game Department
Dulles Warns NATO Ratification Urges Western Unity
AP Commentary notes John Foster Dulles tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that war looks highly probable if the United States fails to ratify the North Atlantic treaty. The piece discusses Berlin blockade developments and the broader East West struggle, urging continued Western unity through an Atlantic pact.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
United Nations
Russia
Europe
English Channel
America
Britain
Babich Held Over After Hearing In Milton Homicide Case
The Indiana Milton case moved toward trial as Judge Neelen bound Milton Babich over after a preliminary hearing. Detective Zajdel testified about interrogation and rights, while pathologist Dr. Van Hecke described two bullet wounds and ruled the cause of death a bullet wound in the head. Babich and family attended the sweltering courtroom as proceedings continued.
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Arthur Richter
Babich
McCauley
Det
Frank Zajdel
Richter
Zaidel
Adolph Kraemer
Milton
Capt. Kraemer
Milt
Patricia
Wisconsin
Neelen
Zajdel
Edward T. Berkanovic
L. J. van Hecke
Albert T. Birmingham
Fabian Babich
Victor
Kathleen
Caledonia Rural Mail Route 1 Extended to Eitzen
Caledonia Minn special report says rural route No 1 will extend from Caledonia to Eitzen. Congressman August H. Anderson confirms the extension, effective June 1, reducing mail time from three to four days between the towns.
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Caledonia
Minn
P. W. Steffen
Eitzen
August H. Anderson
Coal Men Meet Draft Reply To John L Lewis
Southern coal operators met with a 14 man policy making committee to draft a reply to John L Lewis who urged separate contract talks set for June 6 in Bluefield West Virginia. President Joseph E Moody called the meeting for the Southern Coal Producers association. Lewis accepted the association notice that the current work contract ends June 30 in a letter to Moody.
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Washington
Southern Coal
John L. Lewis
Bluefield
W. Va
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
United Mine Workers
Southern Association
La Crosse Court Records and Local Fines Summary
La Crosse county court records show a range of minor offenses and fines. The docket includes two counts of breaking and entering, beer sales to minors, fishing in a refuge, soliciting rides, intoxication, driving without license, and arterial violations. Several defendants faced bonds or fines, with totals up to $15 plus costs. Real estate transfers and upcoming marriage licenses also listed. Mine and oil workers strikes in Brazil are noted.
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la Crosse
Badger Street
Concordia
Raymond Gilbertson
Mount Vernon Street
Gilbertson
Irvin Mithelsedt
Kenneth Flock
Donald Martlock
Robert Babbit
Wilton
Onalaska
Harold James
Cumberland
James
Elroy T. Berglund
Raphael Mosey
South 22Nd Street
Donald L. Peasler
William T. Lee
Adolph Indahl
West Salem
Arnold Koffenwal
Holland
Mich
Stanley Langowski
Winona
John Gabbois
Pine Street
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Arne Hanson
Viroqua
Main Street
Richard FP. Perner
South 23Rd Street
Causeway
Herman A. Thiede
Car Street
Douglas Schaller
Caledonia Street
Rose Street
William Ray
St. Paul Street
George Street
Harold L. Erickson
la Crescent
Minn
Robert L. Carpenter
Copeland Avenue
Pred L. Melcher
Green Island
Donald Howe
Mid. R
Paul Molzahn
LaVern Wurzel
Purdy Wolden
Ward Avenue
Melvin Tostrud
Franklin Arentz
Hagar Street
Sol Lindenberg
South 14Th Street
Limdenberg
105 Acre Tract Approved For Area Play Field
Wisconsin conservation commission approves a 105 acre recreational project near Lakes Geneva and Ceylon in Walworth county with 2200 foot lakefront, wooded areas and potential link to Ket tle Moraine state forest. Estimated cost about 100000 and planning since 20 years with local support from Walworth county board and Lynn township.
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Wis
Lakes Geneva
Ceylon
Walworth County
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
C. L Harrington
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Lake Ceylon
Charles Lyon
Elkhorn
Walworth County Board
Lynn Township
Conservation Department
Ernest Swift
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Devils Lake
Flambeau River
Devils Lake Park
Point Beach
Crex Meadows
Tiffany
Augusta
French’s Creek
Highland Forest
Vilas County
Pauto Lake
Mink River
Door County
Rosenow Creek
Waukesha County
Horicon Marsh
Louis Radke
Horicon
Church funding debate mirrors national per pupil averages
The article notes church spending per pupil aligns with the national average while a Baldwin amendment to allocate state funds from within state tax revenue fails. It also reports a McCarthy Hendrickson Langer proposal to set a $2,850 minimum teacher salary, opposed as intruding on local systems. Northern Ireland moves to curb export of shoddy textiles.
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R-Conn
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
Hendrickson
RNI
Langer
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