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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1949

Page

7

Illinois Governor Blames GOP for Whitewall Car Headaches

Governor Stevenson, facing a GOP threat to cut $1 million for new cars, defends his car budget while promising cuts. He says the budget amount of $1,333,000 is just $117,000 less than Republicans spent in the prior two years and notes the state owns 1,950 cars, many inherited from the previous administration.

Springfield Ill Stevenson Senate Kankakee State Hospital Green

Trieste Camp Lists 60,000 Refugees and POWs Through Transit

The AMG reports more than 100000 eastern European refugees and POWs passed Trieste transit camps since May 1945. 60,741 refugees and 20,511 POWs plus 19,351 Italians left the territory for DP camps, with Red Cross groups aiding care. A recent voyage aboard the Dundalk Bay sent 1025Polish and Baltic refugees to Australia. New buildings are planned to improve conditions and the AMG seeks use of Trieste camps for Western Hemisphere and Australia sailings.

Rome Europe Trieste Allied Military Government AMG Free Territory Yugoslavia Red Cross Italy Dundalk Bay Poland Baltic Germany Australia

Britain Plans Immediate Start On Rebuilding Bombed Cities

The government announces that reconstruction of central districts in heavily-bombed cities will begin next year, signaling a priority move to restore urban cores and housing. The plan appears to outline phased work and funding implications for postwar recovery efforts.

Poor Man's Philosopher on Human Hand

HAL BOYLE muses that hands are a vexing human problem as modern life leaves the ape memory in us a force. He notes how adults fidget and how women crochet offers the best outlet, while men juggle habits and a yo-yo finally solves his own hand restlessness.

New York Eiven

Discover Citizen In State Archives In Washington

In Olympia Washington a former citizen’s ashes are kept in the state archives. Supervisor J A Dagvue notes the urn is stored in the state banking division. The urn reportedly came from a Seattle bank that failed around 1921 and was never claimed.

Olympia Wash Washington State Archives J. A. Dagvue State Seattle

Negro Presides Over Wisconsin Legislature For First Time

Milwaukee Democrat Assemblyman Leroy J. Simmons became the first Black official to preside over Wisconsin’s legislature. He relieved Speaker Alex Nicol and later attended a luncheon by the AFL CIO. Simmons has served in the assembly since 1944.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Leroy J. Simmons Milwaukee Democrat Alex Nicol Sparta Simmons AFL CIO

Could USSR and U S Collaborate Economically

Moscow radio says collaboration between American and Russian economic systems is possible and desirable on the eve of the Big Four conference. A proviso remains a spirit of amity and non interference in internal affairs. The piece recalls long Russo American tensions since 1933 recognition and Comintern activity, noting spy rings and investigations in North America and Britain.

Moscow Radio Voice Kremlin Cominform Comintern Canada United States Britain

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