Rakoski Bosses Hungary For Idol Stalin
AP foreign analyst William L. Ryan compiles a five part series on Eastern Europe. The first installment surveys Hungary after Stalinist influence, drawing on Russian publications and interviews with exiles and diplomats. The piece sets the regional context from the Baltic to the Black Sea and notes the shift of many nations into Moscow's orbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Stalin
Baltic
Moscow
William L. Ryan
AP Foreign News
Ryan
Y’s
Local Classified Ads from Tribune Listing Services
Pressing while you wait at Joe's Pantorium 413 Jay. Cerise Club hosts private banquets and daily cocktail lounge. Help wanted women 26 to care for baby call evenings. Companion needed for widow references 2143 Jackson. Housework woman four days a week Northside call after 4. Curtain department workers at Modern Laundry. Experienced waitress needed Rialto Cafe 521 Main. Tribune want ad list for extra business.
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Joe’s Pantorium
Jay
Cerise Club
Jackson
Northside
Modern Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
Rialto Cafe
Lincoln Junior High Concert Showcases School Music Excellence
Lincoln Junior High School music department staged a spring concert featuring orchestra, band, choir and soloists directed by Frank Italiano. Fifty orchestra players sixty five band members and about sixty singers highlighted performances of Bartok, Dvorak, Grieg, Liszt and others with soloists Diane Carlson Mary Kjos Garmen Ammerman and Laurie Pierce praised for poise and artistry. The event concluded with a massed group performance of Battle Hymn of the Republic and His Truth is Marching On. Garmen Ammerman received the Douglas Dustin award for outstanding contribution to the music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Junior High School
Lincoln Auditorium
Frank Italiano
Beethoven
Bartok
Grieg
Dvorak
Liszt
Hazel Johnson
Director Italiano
Lincoln
Vienna Woods
Laurie Pierce
Williams
Olwen
Lincolnaires
Diane Carlson
Mary Kjos
Garmen Ammerman
Tom Waaler
Waiters
David Seiler
Schaum
Douglas Dustin
Community Calendar listings with county events
Calendar notes show a Trempealeau County pocket gopher control demonstration at Osseo school forest on highway 27 at 1 30 p m and a tree planting event in Al Jamakee County at Clarence Worseth farm at 1 pm. 4 H Monroe County speaks at Wilton Village Hall at 8 p m and a community hall meeting at 7 30 p m continues from page 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau County
Osgeo School Forest
Highway 27
al- Jamakee
Clarence Worseth
Paint Creek Township
Monroe County
Wilton Village Hall
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial and staff roles at the Tribune Building, rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions, and mentions that RFC commitments could provide insurance or reinsurance options.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L.ee
JE. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Ed Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
Mgr
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
The
Tribune
Lee Newspaper
Associated Press
Nance Corporation
Vance
RFC
Wisconsin Trout Season Opens With Fair First 2 Days
Wisconsin Conservation Department reports moderate fishing pressure on opening weekend for the Brule River and other waters. About 404 anglers on Saturday and 324 on Sunday tested the Brule. 375 fished Friday. A 5½ pound rainbow caught in Weber Lake stood as largest, with about 50 rainbows taken there. Forest fires prompted a delayed opening due to safety concerns.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Madison
Charles N. Lloyd
Fish Management Division
Brule
Lloyd
Oshkosh
Weber Lake
Vilas County
Weber [Lake
Prairie River
Gleason
Sand Lake
Florence County
Bird Blamed For Electric Failure Here
Northern States Power Company cites a bird entering the French Island plant sub station as the cause of a Sunday 20 minute power outage. Arthur L. Christenson reports circuits were opened one after another until the city restored power except for an underwater Black River cable. Crews worked from homes and churches. the repair is described as a touch and go process. By Monday morning most lines were back in service and the underwater cable was expected to be ready by late afternoon. Nesting time and birds building nests in sub stations were blamed for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern States Power Company
French Island
Arthur L. Christenson
Christenson
Black River
Four-H club program blends humor with home arts lessons
Mrs. H. McLaird demonstrates an ironing method as mother figure while Mrs. Russel Senn learns time savers in the barn. Their counterparts include Mrs. Irvin Reetz the son making a 20 inch ironing board and Mrs. William Lemke teaching table setting shortcuts at a 4-H meeting. Readings, solos, and singing accompany the event led by Mrs. Alfred Albee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McLaird
Russel Senn
Irvin Reetz
Wedemeyer backs Taft as committee chair
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer becomes chairman of a National Taft-for-President Committee and states Taft is backed by Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Wedemeyer notes he accepted the post at the urging of numerous prominent Americans including MacArthur. A stray line about a nickel and copper is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Wedemeyer
Gen
Truman seeks flood insurance program for national coverage
President Truman asked Congress to establish a national flood disaster insurance plan backed by 1% billion dollars in government funds. He proposed initial 500 million with options to rise by 500 million on July 1 1953 and July 1 1954, starting experimentally and avoiding competition with private insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Congress
Benton Refuses To Testify At Pre Trial Libel Hearing
Washington Sen. Williem Benton a Connecticut Democrat refused to testify at a pre trial hearing in Sen. Joseph McCarthy s libel slander suit after discovering a tape recording device ready in the Senate room McCarthy urged an official court order to compel testimony Benton acted on advice from his attorney Theodore Kiendl who challenged the procedure McCarthy argued the tape would provide an accurate record while Kiendl disputed its propriety Benton stated he would not answer while the recording remained Kiendl noted Benton hoped to begin testimony but would not proceed with the device present The dispute centers on whether a tape should be used in such proceedings and whether Benton should testify in this matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Williem Benton
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate Committee
Benton
Connecticut
Theodore Kienda
New York
Wisconsin
U. S. District Court
Senate
State Department
Kiendl
U. S. Steel
Truman
No Progress On Truce In Secret Korean Talks At Panmunjom
Secret session with North Korean Gen Nam and Allied Vice Admiral Joy produced no headway in the Korea armistice talks. Nam spoke from notes for most of 11 minutes and proposed to recess until Tuesday. Details of the UN proposal on prisoner exchange and neutral observers remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Tuckman Munsan
Korea
Nam I
Red
Panmunjom
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam
Joy
United Nations Command
Soviet Russia
Hold High School Student As Arsonist
A Chicago sophomore Nelson Letts, 15, confessed to setting five fires including the home fire in which his father Kenton Letts 49 and another man died. He is held without charge for an inquest scheduled tomorrow. Police quoted the boy saying he burned the home to harm his father amid claims of abuse toward his mother. He said he got a thrill from the other fires as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aene
Nelson Letts
Kenton
Walter Storms
Weekend traffic violations rise in La Crosse County
La Crosse County highway police issued 45 traffic violation tickets over the weekend, the busiest of the year for the patrols, Chief Ivan A. Wright reported. Sunny skies and warm weather seemed to spur the increase, with no drunken drivers arrested for the first time in several weekends. Most arrests were for reckless driving, with 12 noted.
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Rolf E. Schrader
Camp McCoy
Burns
Thomas Strittmaier
East Ave
Shelby
B. T. Greenwald
la Crosse
Hamilton
Edward H. Lambert
Rochester
Minn
Emil D. Patarache
Johnson St
Francis Johnson
Bystate
Onalaska
Clifford Jacobson
Arthur Pyson
S. 23Rd St
Charles St
N . G. Musquez
Wisconsin
Campbell
la Crosse County
Ivan A. Wright
Births at La Crosse Hospital May 2
A birth notice lists a son born May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. John Carrick of 401 S. 19th St Mary Stoddard. A second birth for May 2 is a son to Mr. and Mrs. Vance Schrader of 1383 Avon St Frances Johnson.
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John Carrick
S. 19Th St
Mary Stoddard
Vance Schrader
Avon St
Frances Johnson
Truck Drivers Return to Work After 19 Day Strike
Milwaukee reports end of a 19 day strike as AFL Local 200 members approve return to work 31 to 0. Wage Stabilization Board may grant 16 cent hourly raise, eight cent reduction left unresolved. traffic and deliveries resume with 2,400 striking drivers and affected industries awaiting full recovery.
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Milwaukee
AFL
Victor Martell
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Nash Auto
Nash
Kenosha
Medford Mason Named Wisconsin Royal Arch Grand High Priest
Peter S. Pietersen of Medford, a Mason for 31 years, was named grand high priest of the Wisconsin Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons at the 102nd annual convention. He succeeds Clarence E. Anderson of Janesville, with officers C. F. Balch Milwaukee king C Horace Clay Amery scribe Howard W. Morris Fond du Lac captain of the host and Guy J. Barlow Appleton sojourner. Ward Rowbottom Milwaukee was re elected secretary.
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Wausau
Peter S. Pietersen
Medford
Wisconsin
Royal Arch Masons
Pietersen
Clarence E. Anderson
Janesville
C. F. Balch
Milwaukee
King
C. Horace Clay
Amery
Scribe
Howard W. Morris
Fond du Lac
Guy J. ‘Barlow
Appleton
Sojourner
Ward Rowbottom
Local Couples Plan Two May Wisconsin Weddings
Edward Hengel and Rose Marie Sabotta announce their marriage plans in Independence Wisconsin on May 17. Gerald Wiltinger and Jeanne Iverson disclose weddings in La Crosse on May 10 with details of their residences included.
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Onalaska
Robert Smith
la Crosse
Edward Hengel
S. 20Th St
Rose Marie Sabotta
N.13th St
Independence
Wis
Gerald John Wiltinger
S. 8Th St
Jeanne Iverson
Forrest Lake
Minn
Probate and Heirship Notices for Hauswirth and Heider
Wisconsin La Crosse County notices warn creditors to file claims by August 7, 1952 for the estate of George A. Hauswirth and by July 28, 1952 for Severt Heider. Probate hearings set June 10 1952 and July 29 1952. Also final settlement hearing May 20 1952 for Edwin M. Klein estate. Attorney details listed.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Mary E. Buchner
la Crosse
Robert F. Buchner
William J. Buchner
City of la Crosse
R. V. Ahlstrom
R. M. Schlabach
George A. Hauswirth
Laura M. Hauswirth
City of
Johns, Roraff, Pappas & Flaherty
Severt Heider
Said
Said County
Saiday
Carrol J. Weigel
Rivoli Bidg
Edwin M. Klein
Edwin Klein
E. M. Klein
le Crosse
Louis F. Robinson, Jr
Jenkins and Robinson, Attys. Company
Corra
Mes of
Recreation Worker Or Teacher Sought In La Crosse
Part time evening and weekend recreation position offered with top wages and benefits. Requires recreation skills and an educational or experiential background. Apply to Box P-672 Tribune with details. Also seeking a specialty salesman for a La Crosse firm offering $5 200 yearly. Dial 2 3280.
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Howard
W. T. Grant Co
Avon Cosmetics
P. O. Box
la Crosse
Wis
A. Morgan
Basswood Rd
Tribune
Dial
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Bangor
Caledonia
Hebberd Drug Store
Deluxe Engineering CO
Cleveland
Ohio
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Father Schuh
Frank Breidel
Schumacher
Winnebago
Sears
Main
West Ave
Barre Mills
Clarence Hammes
RAY Advertising Service
Continental Mfg. Co
South
Erin
Tillman Bros
Modern Exterminator Co
Condit Street
Sparta
Ray
Phillips 66
A. W. Scharpf
LA Crosse Monument CO
la Crosse St
Tom
Bud Sibley
Sime
Readstown
Ray L. Revor
King Dial
St. Cloud
la Crosse Woolen Mills Co
George
Tim Severson
E. L. Kloss
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
State of Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
Burnett E. Nelson
Ralph Hull
Hoeschler Building
Steele
Laud Lincoln School
Bird
Enton
George Abraham
Pearl St
Theodore Findreng
South Ave
Henry R. Lawrence
Lucille R. Olson
Herbert Bush
Roy E. Nimocks
State St
E. S. Spildie
Daniel A. Smith
Gerald Kettle
George E. Mills
Viroqua
Herschel E. Borders
Robert Tollers
Mpbell
Ronald H. Hummel
William F. Schlaeger
R. J
Robert L. Jones
Clayton F. Merkel
Palace
Richard Hutchenrueter
Arthur R. Tate
Carol Erickson
Ronald R. Mehl
Campbbell
Leon B. Sims
Louis J. Favre
Genoa
Carl H. Helke
Howard Scharf
S. 4Th St
Main Streets
Gerald B. Kephart
Liberty St
Alan J. O’mera
Division St
Larry E. Robertson
S. 22Nd
Ist
Riverside Park
By William L. Ryan
Matyas Rakoski
Joseph Stalin
Rakosii
Robert A. Vogeler
Rakosi
Tito
Laszlo Rajk
Cardinal Mindszenty
Ferenc Nagy
Nagy
National Committee For A Free Europe
Ussr
Central
Europe
WSB
Masons
Steele, Mau & Toepel
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Checker Cab CO
Myrick Park
la Crosse Iron & Metal Co
Henry Jolivette
Hotel Stoddard
Click Candy and Distributing CO
Pearl Street
la Crosse, Wisconsin
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