Return Bodies Of 2 Veterans To La Crosse
The army graves registration service announced two Wisconsin veterans killed in France will be returned to La Crosse for reburial, Roy A. Young and T. Robert K. Rau, previously buried at La Cambe. A uniformed escort will accompany the remains and final arrangements rest with next of kin.
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France
la Crosse
Army Graves Registration Service
Chic
Roy A. Young
Alan Young
South 11Th Street
T. Robert K. Rau
Harold B. Rau
la Cambe
John N. Gage
Chicago
Col
Gage
Wainwright Urges MacArthur Home Return for Presidency
Gen Jonathan M. Wainwright retired hero of Bataan sends a cable to Gen Douglas MacArthur in Tokyo urging his return to United headquarters. Wainwright chairs the national veterans group backing MacArthur for president.
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New York
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Bataan
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
United Headquarters
Nationaleterans
MacArthur
Wainwright
Ohio primary muddies Taft Stassen prestige debate
Editorial reaction to Ohio results varied across major papers. Some call it a stall or limited gain for Stassen, others argue Taft remains competitive and Stassen’s momentum uncertain. Minnesota papers highlight Taft weakness while Stassen appears favored on first ballots.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Taft
Stassen
Baltimore Sun
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Philadelphia Inquirer
Albuquerque
N. M
Minnesota
New York Times
New York Daily News
Washington Times-Herald
Times-Herald
Wonder Boy
The
Morning Tribune
Star Journal of
Minneapolis
St. Paul Dispatch
the Tribune
Dispatch
Star Journal
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Cleveland News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Prief
Poll results outline city projects and voter opinions
Analysis shows priorities including schools and streets with votes totaling over a thousand. The poll cites support for the south branch library and street improvements, plus debates on an auditorium, recreation facilities, and tax reductions.
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South Branch
Rose Street
Copeland Avenue
Civic Center
Recreation Center
George Street
Marsh
Civic
Auditorium
Fairgrounds
Charles Street
Senate weighs expansion of air forces and draft plan
The Senate Armed Services Committee pressed a plan to expand the air forces and the navy air arms with a 70 group air force and jets and long range bombers. A key $822 million addition targets new aircraft while a universal military training and draft bill remains on hold. The panel debates combining draft and UMT into a one year service plus a two year draft for 19 to 25 year olds.
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Bridges
Senate
Russia
House
Secretary of
Defense Forrestal
Forrestal
Truman
Congress
Defense
Senate Armed Services Committee
Union May Call Ray-O-Vac Strike
MADISON Wisconsin union votes 360 to 54 to reject a five cent an hour raise for women six cents for men they seek a 15 cent increase and warned of a strike if demands are not met the union reported today
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Madison
Wis
Assemblyman Charles E Collar Dies at 71
Milwaukee veteran Assemblyman Charles E Collar died today at the veterans hospital. He served four terms representing the 15th district. Collar was born in Hortonville and attended Oshkosh State Teachers College.
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Milwaukee
Charles E. Collar
Veterans Hospital
Collar
Hortonville
Wis
Oshkosh State Teachers College
Lebanon Extends Censorship to All News and Comment
Beirut reports Lebanon broadens information controls as censorship now covers all news and commentary on Palestine. Authorities announce measures amid ongoing regional tensions and internal policy shifts.
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Beyrouth
Lebanon
Palestine
Workman who starts fight wins compensation ruling
Madison. A Milwaukee city hall employee Albert Volmer who started a quarrel with foremen over elevator operation was injured. Circuit Judge Alvin C Reis overruled the industrial commission and held the injured worker entitled to workmen's compensation reasoning that aggressor status does not bar benefits.
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Madison
Wis
Alvin C. Reis
Industrial Commission
Albert Volmer
Milwaukee City Hall
Reis
Court finds election valid despite booth shortages
The court held that booth count was not mandatory and delays were minor. It dismissed the appeal, noting no proven impact on the vote and that absentee handling violations were inadvertent and directory. The recount showed no overwhelming but a substantial majority for the propositions.
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Wisconsin
Viroqua
Jaycees Hear Haagenson Urge Stable Economy
Haagenson argues for economic stability to raise wages and employment. He says a strong home economy supports freedom abroad and peace, urging immediate action. Mayor Beranek praises the Jaycees and projects, with William Sauer as toastmaster.
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Haagenson
Charles A. Beranek
Jaycee Organization
William Sauer
Urges Steel Allocations To Oil Industry
A House Armed Services panel calls for compulsory steel allocations to the petroleum sector if voluntary efforts fail, urges oil rationing revival, and pushes early oil stockpiling and Alaska exploration with 20 million dollars in five years to push tidelands oil resources.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Rep. Short
R-Mo
Commerce Department
Alaska
Tidelands
Leather bags carry water and stay cool in many countries
Leather bags are used for carrying water because leather breathes and water kept in it tends to remain fresh and cool in many countries.
France and Russia oppose U.N. Jerusalem plan
France and Russia attacked the proposed American backed plan to place Jerusalem under a neutral commissioner without police. They argued the scheme fails to preserve order in the holy city. The trusteeship council reported after nine days of wrangling. New Zealand pushed for temporary trusteeship despite Jewish and Arab opposition.
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New York
France
Russia
Jerusalem
Holy City
Special Palestine Assembly
United Nations
Trusteeship Council
Io Zealand
Brewers face uncertain seas as strike pressure grows
Striking workers confront wage erosion amid inflation while company leadership cites profits from lush years. State mediator's arbitration suggestion meets a firm company reply as negotiations stall. Managers announce a $5 weekly raise and 12 1/2 cent hourly increase, but claim broader concessions are needed.
Brewers Seek Higher Wages Across U S With Milwaukee Exception
Officials report wage patterns in most breweries rise above the national scale except Milwaukee. Local workers enjoy paid holidays vacations free beer and relief time. The union has not stated a definite wage demand, with last figures showing 35 cents an hour, possibly reduced to 25 cents.
Bring Tomah Marine Home
Tomah Wis special edition reports Corp Raymond J Hubert son of Mr and Mrs Herman Hubert Tomah will be brought home from Iwo Jima after serving in the 28th regiment fifth marine division funeral services set at St Marys Catholic church details incomplete
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U.S
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Kienahs
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