Tomah May House Sewage Plant Plan Considered
Tomah plan commission discussed a joint sewage treatment plant to serve the city and the VA hospital. VA would contract for hospital primary treatment and the city would provide a line and lift station. The plant would be near VA property with costs split between hospital and water-user sewer charges.
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Tomah
Wis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Plan Commission
S. A. Candee
Veteran Administration
Washington, D. C
M. J. Traviand
Veterans Administration
City Plan Commission
Wisconsin State Board of Health
Iran envoy to report on Russia withdrawal from Iran
An Iranian envoy is due in New York to inform the United Nations Security Council that Russia has largely withdrawn its troops from Iranian soil. The report, potentially to be delivered today or tomorrow, could lead to the case being closed if unchallenged. Russia must complete withdrawal by midnight per the agreement, with possible remaining forces in the border area of Khostanien province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Iran
Council
State Department
Washington
Hostanien Province
Security Council
United Nations
Palestine
Mediterranean
Orient
Bananas Sell Out in Half a Day in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland received its first banana shipment since the war began weighing 70,000 pounds and was snapped up within six hours, reflecting strong demand and shortages.
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Northern Ireland
Zones Of Influence And The Cold War Power Struggle
AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues that zones of influence drive current international crises from the Security Council to Middle East tensions. He notes Moscow seeks wider dominance, questions allies' limits, and warns zones can both deter and provoke war, shaping future UN peace efforts.
Mainsheet Eye Drags Through Chicago River Wall
A 6500 ton car vessel broke from moorings in the Chicago river yesterday and battered the Daily News plaza wall and Washington street bridge for two hours. It later found new moorings after two tugs secured it. The incident caused about 12,000 in damage to plaza stonework and bridge components.
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Chicago
Chicago River
Chicago Daily News
Washington Street
Maritime Commission
Civic Opera House
Ean Opera Co
Louis L. Schultz
Daily News
Otto Hansen
Guard At Alcatraz Family Not Harmed
A telegram from J H Maxwell a guard on Alcatraz said he and his family suffered no harm during the riot. The Maxwells living at 2003 Wood Street La Crosse report their relatives Mrs Edward Krause 706 Caledonia Street and Mr and Mrs Bert Crawford 713 Avon Street. Mrs Maxwell is the former Catherine Crawford.
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J. H. Maxwell
Alcatraz
la Crosse
Maxwell
Wood Street
Edward Krause
Caledonia Street
Bert Crawford
Avon Street
Catherine Crawford
House Committee Debates Dairy Price Controls On Capitol Hill
Washington D C a House committee on Stabilization hears proposals to boost butter evaporated milk and casein ceiling prices cut butterfat in dairy products revise pricing to include labor costs and gradually end subsidies. The plan favors Secretary Anderson curbing OPA powers with support from farm state lawmakers while beef price controls are being debated elsewhere.
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Washington, D. C
House
Food Council
Fee
Chester Bowles
OPA
Paul Porter
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Capitol Hill
Pace
D-Ga
Anderson
New Mexico
PTA Backs OPA Extension At Wisconson Congress Session
The Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers urged extending price controls without amendments and supported a peacetime conscription plan linking education and military training. A. W. Zellmer was installed as president with a slate of appointed committees across by laws, district service, high school programs, legislation and other civic areas.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
A. W. Zellmer
Wisconsin Rapids
Minetta A. Hastings
Madison
Armella Trester
Walter Olson
Fond du Lac
R. O. Christofferson
Harry Consigny
Ruth Ness
Eau Claire
Eugenia Cameron
Roma Edwards
Spooner
Roy Ragatz
Helen Osterle
Ollie Swanson
Sparta
Rural Service
Henry Rowe
Beloit
Safety
R. F. Lewis
Waukesha
Carl Waller
Stanley Ashby
How They Voted Wisconsin Members on Recent Roll Calls
Washington report lists voting records on two roll calls. Senate approved a $523 million airport aid measure 49 to 32 with La Follette for Wiley against. In the House the rules committee waived points of order for a $10 million State Department international program appropriation with a 141 to 133 vote. several named members voted for or against and others did not vote.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Congress
Senate
la Follette
Wiley
House
State Department
Biemiller
Wasielewski
Byrnes
Henry
Hull
Keefe
Murray
O’konski
Smith
Stevenson
Cats and Mice Hire New Kitten Names During Theater Blackout
In Springfield Newfoundland the local mice exterminator Flossie found two new kittens in Theater Manager M. E. Berman's waste basket amid electrical curtailment. The kittens were named Brownout and Dimout, reflecting the blackout.
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Springfield
Flossie
M. E. Berman
Brownout
Roof Fire Damages Home in Caledonia
Caledonia Minnesota Michael McCarthy residence on West Main Street saw a roof fire Saturday around 3 p m. The fire department responded and the roof around the chimney sustained considerable damage.
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Caledonia
Minn
Michael McCarthy
West Main Street
French Air Network Extends to Africa Under Mandate
The French government announces an expanded civilian air service linking French Equatorial Africa and the Cameroons under the Mandate. Three lines of the national air network will provide routes, connecting territories with the home country and other colonies.
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French Equatorial Africa
Cameroons
Province Faces coal shortfall after dock strike
Reports from the Northern Ireland senate say the province is short 42 000 tons of coal due to a dock strike, affecting energy supplies and local industries. The discussion highlighted disruption to shipments and potential relief measures being considered.
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Northern Ireland
Ten Firemen Overcome In Milwaukee Blaze
Ten firemen were overcome by gas and smoke as two alarms battled an apartment building fire in Milwaukee last night. Four families were displaced. ten firefighters were hospitalized for treatment, none in serious condition. Estimated loss near ten thousand dollars.
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Milwaukee
Arthur Pohl
Hoover urges Soviets to release food from Manchuria
Former President Hoover, head of Truman's famine committee, urged in a press conference that the Soviets release food from Manchuria to Korea and Russia. He warned Japan must receive food imports to avoid rationing like German camps and to prevent unrest and epidemics among American troops.
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Manchuria
Hoover
Tokyo
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Korea
United States
Truman
Japan
Buchenwald
Belsen
Fire alarm prompts quiet reaction amid living room blaze
In Omaha Howard Lindmier started a small fire in the fireplace and, with his wife, watched the flames until neighbors and firemen interrupted. Neighbor and off duty fireman Kay Knoblauch reported the blaze and triggered the alarm. Lindmier remained calm, saying Knoblauch was simply doing his job.
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Omaha
Howard Lindmier
Kay Knoblauch
Lindmier
Knoblauch
Jet Planes Tested For South Africa Air Service
Jet propelled planes undergo tests aimed at enabling South Africa to launch a commercial air passenger service. Tests focus on performance, safety, and reliability to support future routes and schedules.
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South Africa
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Kenneth
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Lorraine
Dewitt MacKenzie
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Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Anglo-American Inquiry Committee
Holy
United Nations Peace Organization
Adis
Seconn
Terry
Llulltia
Brant
Food Committee
Rayburn
Texas
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Banking Committee
PTA
Cat’s Play
Furnish
S.M.L
Jacquard
Montgomery Ward
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