Ridgway Faces Test In New Job
General Ridgway proves capable in Korea under Truman replacing MacArthur and is chosen to lead NATO. He will face tougher duties in Europe with Adenauer’s fragile coalition in West Germany and political strains in France and Britain, where the Churchill government wobbles.
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Matthew Ridgway
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Korea
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
NATO
Adenauer
Germany
France
Britain
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Eisenhower
Russia and Western Settlement Rumors Spark Hope and Caution
The column argues that Russia remains a hidden threat due to Comintern style control and subversive movements. Eden favors open-minded talks but warns such talks could aid Russia. It notes U S political anxieties, Democratic flaw stock-taking, and a 1952 forecast of higher income but uncertain inflation effects.
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Russia
Comintern
British Labor Party
Anthony Eden
Eden
West
MVD
The Drive to Wreck the Profit System in America
Washington dispatch argues the CIO and other radicals push to crush profits to raise wages, risking unemployment and state socialism. It warns high wage costs, postwar price pressures, and govt regulation as profits erode, urging balanced policy to save jobs and resist nationalization.
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Stalin
America
Lawrence
CIO
Truman
Uncle Sam
Korea
Moscow
American Federation of Labor
Great Britain
Smith Seen as Potential Wisconsin Governor Candidate
George M. Smith, the current lieutenant governor of Wisconsin, is poised for a third term. Though seldom active in legislative debates, he emphasizes experience and restraint, while observers note his conservative leanings and unclear ambitions for the governorship.
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Canada
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Warren R. Smith
George Smith
Wyngaard
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Wisconsin
GOP
Gov. Kohler
Congress Tax Cut Variant Raises Home Office Deduction
Washington lawmakers approved an amendment allowing members of Congress to deduct as business expenses their Washington living and working costs, including food and hotel bills, while ending family costs. If applied, many legislators could end up paying little or no federal income tax, with Senate approval still required.
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Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Sweden
NATO
Hungary
America
Washington
House
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Congress
Marlow
Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Rep
McCormack
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
Unannounced Atomic Test Eye Safety Tells New Lesson
Newsmen saw an atomic blast at Yucca Flat four miles away with researchers noting no permanent eye damage after staring into the flash. Army eye specialists, four blinded briefly, recovered. Earl J. McGrath recalls the conference finding Americans spoke only English among 20 language fluent delegates despite high education and multiple PhDs.
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Army
Yucca Flat
Nev
Earl J. McGrath
U.S
Egypt
West Germany
Bradley Bawls Out Tokyo Staff Over Prisoner Issue
Washington scene as General Bradley berates Tokyo staff over Colson's prisoner agreement with Brig. Gen. Francis Dodd kept under scrutiny. Clark supports investigation and proposes removing Colson at Koje do. Includes critique of rearming prisoners and diplomacy risks amid Korean armistice talks.
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Drew Pearson
The
Washington
Bradley Bawls
Tokyo
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Prrisoner Snafu
Bradley
Pentagon
Charles Colson
Francis Dodd
Mark Clark
Kose Island
Colson
Pearson Bradley
General Bradley
Clark
van Fleet
Koje-do
Tong
South Korea
Okinawa
Korea
Pacific
Ten Years Ago in La Crosse Tribune Notices
Ten years ago ordained Rev Henry H Hoffman of 1924 State Road served congregations near Eads Colorado while Harold Youngberg La Crosse music supervisor joined Alpha chapter of Phi Kappa Lambda. Pete Wais La Crosse bowler led Schwoegler Classic in Madison with 1145 five game sweep.
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Henry H. Hoffmann
State Road
Eads
Colo
Harold Youngberg
la Crosse
Phi Kappa Lambda
Pete Wais
Schwoegler
Madison
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