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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1952

Page

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Impression Growing That Russia Won't Start Hot War Soon

An Associated Press report notes top American military leaders doubt a hot war by Russia will begin soon. Gen Gruenther and Gen Bradley cite readiness, Western defense gains, and U S atomic stockpile as factors.

Russia Elton C. Fay Associated Press Washington Soviet Union Europe Korea Alfred M. Gruenther Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff United States

Cattle Disease Threat to Meat Supply

U S Agriculture Department officials warn foot and mouth disease near the U S Canadian border threatens meat supply. If outbreak hits, quarantines and stamping out could curb cattle and hog movement, causing shortages. Authorities are preparing measures including border controls and potential mass slaughter.

Washington U.s.-Canadian Agriculture Department Canada U. S California

McNeill Elected State Chairman of Wisconsin Young Republicans

Lowell McNeill of Racine won the Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans state chairmanship at the three day convention. John Schorger beat William Robson for vice chair, Patricia Weldon was re elected vice chair, and Alfred Heim became delegate to the senior executive committee. The group adopted a state platform debating civil rights and other policy planks while voting on a new constitution.

Racine Lowell McNeill Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans Kohler Sen McCarthy McNeill Charles Zepp Alma John Schorger Appleton William Robson Beloit Patricia Weldon Milwaukee Alfred Heim Zepp Portage County

La Crosse Area Weather: Fair and Cooler Tonight

For La Crosse and vicinity. Fair and cooler tonight. Tuesday generally fair. Low tonight 50, high Tuesday afternoon 66.

la Crosse

Ex Con Robs Pinball Parlor for Strong Box of Pinballs

A 27-year-old ex con held up a downtown pinball parlor proprietor at a stagger point and stole a 100-pound strong box containing about 6,000 pinballs. Police stopped the thief after he walked about 100 yards with the loot.

One Way To Get Convention Harmony

PORT ARTHUR Texas L A Darnall, a local business man, attended a Republican precinct convention alone and started the meeting. He named himself chairman and secretary, endorsed Eisenhower for the presidential nominee, appointed himself precinct delegate to the county convention with instructions to vote for Eisenhower, and then adjourned unanimously. He quipped that his wife wasn’t there.

Port Arthur Tex L. A. Darnall Darnall Eisenhower

Youthful father confesses church led bank robbery in Hoyt

Albert H. Johnson 23 confessed from a Seward Avenue Baptist Church pulpit to taking part in a $835 Hoyt bank robbery on May 17 1948. He said God urged him to surrender and expressed intent to join Youth for Christ and enter the ministry. He was arraigned on robbery and kidnapping charges and released on $5000 bail.

al Johnson Topeka Baptist Howard L. Brumme Hoyt, Kas Johnson Topeka Kan Albert H. Johnson Hoyt Kaw Donald Sands Seward Avenue Baptist Church Santa Fe

Supreme Court Freezes Steel Wage Levels

Negotiations on the steel dispute collapsed as the Supreme Court wage freeze eased bargaining. CIO United Steelworkers and U S Steel officials said talks ended with both sides far apart over a 17 to 19 cent hourly raise plus fringe benefits, while Truman sought government seizure legality and court rulings.

Washington White House Truman Supreme Court Cio-United Steelworkers John R. Steelman Benjamin Fairless U.S. Steel Corp CIO Philip Murray Steelman Murray High Court David A. Pine STEEL

Typographers To Meet OSHKOSH

Grover Wallace of Kenosha will preside Sunday at the Wisconsin Typographical Union semi annual conference. Twenty locals will send delegates to discuss trends in the printing trade.

Oshkosh Grover Wallace Kenosha Wisconsin Typographical Union

Training Pays Off Scout Saves Friend From Drowning

Winona teen Leroy Kanz of Scout Troop 3 nearly drowned in Ons Creek near Lanesboro after disappearing during a swim. Fellow Scouts Bob Werner and Don Masepohl performed CPR while Norman Moe and Dr. R B Johnson oversaw the revival. Kanz regained consciousness and improved but remained hospitalized.

Lanesboro Minn Winona Ons Creek Lanesro Leroy Kanz Joseph Kanz Lanesboro Hospital Winona i Scout Troop Frank Raines Duschee Creek Kanz Roger Garrison Bob Werner Don Masepohl Norman Moe R. B. Johnson Lanesboroital

Seek 100 Air Observers In Defense Plan

La Crosse seeks at least 100 volunteer observers for Operation Skywatch to support the Ground Observer Corps. A May 17 start puts observers on 24 hour standby with four hour shifts weekly. A meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. explains duties and program scope.

la Crosse Air Force Air Defense Command Norman L. Oldenburg Hall No. 4 Labor Temple Oldenburg Ground Observer Corps GOC Civil Defense Organization

Chapman Bans Gasoline Use By Private and Commercial Fliers

Amid an oil workers strike halting refineries and aviation fuel supplies, Secretary Oscar Chapman ordered drastic limits on aviation gasoline. Airlines face a 30 percent cut, private flights halted, and a 28 day cap restricting usage to 65 percent of March levels. Foreign airlines and export of aviation fuel require PAD approval.

Peter Gaich Chicago Chapman Denver Oscar Chapman United States Petroleum Administration For Defense PAD Air Force AFL CIO Texas California Korea Los Angeles Independent Union of Petroleum Workers Standard Oil Company of California

Frail Chinese Widow Named Mother Of Year

In Portland Maine Mrs Toy Len Goon a frail 57 year old widow born in Canton China was named American Mother of 1952. She plans to catch up with laundry work and will attend a New York luncheon the next day under the Golden Rule Foundation committee. She would most like to relax, she said.

Portland Toy Len Goon

Morris Ship Dealings Under Study Before Assignment

Justice Department attorney told House investigators Peyton Ford questioned Newbold Morris role in a surplus ship deal before Morris became cleanup head. Morris says Ford recommended him for the post and that he did not know the DOJ was probing his law firm’s ship deal. Ford shouted for a hearing as McGovern testified.

Washington Justice Department House Peyton Ford Newbold Morris Morris Ford Thomas I. McGovern House Judiciary Committee

Cotton official Clovis Walker resigns amid Senate probes

Clovis D. Walker, head of the Agriculture Department cotton branch, resigns after Senate investigations into government cotton purchases. He cited health and embarrassment to the department, while a department investigator testified he shared inside information with Egyptian cotton broker Louisy Mansour. Brannan faced calls to suspend Walker and the committee planned to forward testimony to the Justice Department.

Washington Clovis D. Walker Senate Agriculture Department Walker Department Senate Agriculture Committee Secretary of Agriculture Brannan Aiken R-Vi Commodity Credit i Corporation Clovis Walker U. S Louisy Mansour Ellender D-La Justice Department

Lovold Plumber Dies After Long Career in La Crosse

Russell H. Lovold 60 of 907 Kings St. a prominent local plumber and contractor since 1920 died early Monday in a local hospital. Born in La Crosse December 19 he is survived by his wife formerly Juanita Quehler one son Stanley R. of La Crosse one daughter Mrs. Robert K. Allen of Erie Pennsylvania six grandchildren his twin brother Raymond D. Lovold of La Crosse and two sisters Mrs. George De Lap.

Russell H. Lovold Kings St la Crosse Juanita Quehler Stanley R Robert K Nancy) Allen Erie Raymond D. Lovold George Zena) de Lap

Yank POW recalls Corregidor surrender and hellish siege

Ex-GI Corporal Irving Strobing recalls radio messages from Corregidor May 6 1942 and the surrender to Japan. He describes four days of relentless bombardment and a 1216 day prison ordeal in the Philippines and Japan. He says he would do it all again and keeps scars to show.

New York Joe Cpl. Irving Strobing Regidor Manila Bay Honolulu T—. Wan nbLleen Corregidor Jonathan Wainwright Manila DruuAlyl G.I Philippines Japan Nippon

Federal Reserve suspends voluntary credit restraint program

The Federal Reserve Board suspended its voluntary credit restraint program and will keep it on standby. Banks were urged to loan for defense or essential civilian purchases, with regional panels screening applications. The move follows easing inflation and Truman’s order releasing state and local governments, which upset some committee members.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Truman Voluntary

Hold Hearings For Sportsmen in Wisconsin Tonight

Hunters and anglers gather at county fish and game meetings to elect delegates for the Wisconsin Conservation Congress. The group will discuss deer management, a possible long ruffed grouse season, and whether to extend or change opening hours for upland birds and game.

Associated Press Wisconsin Wisconsin Conservation Congress Madison Congress Conservation Commission Big Game Committee

Girl Stowaways Return From Guam After Adrift Adventure

Two young women Jerie McDaniel 26 Walnut Grove California and Maxine Allen 23 Tacoma Washington hid aboard an Air Force plane during a Pacific Guam voyage. They returned home hoping for work and shelter but found no lodging structures and await another Air Force transport back to California.

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Gruenther Bulgaria Ussr Truman- Acheson Deptment of Agriculture Melvin R. Laird Jr Marshfield Murray Reid Ogdensburg Laird Bobs Orion Williams Hoyt Bank Hoyte Bank Rowland Evans JR Scout Buddies A. Wirephote Mrs. Goon Hal Boyle Agric Voluntary Plan Cotton R. H. Lovold Yank Force Charles E. Lyons Guam
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