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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1948

Page

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South African Chief Resigns in Electoral Shift

Prime Minister Jan Smuts resigns after the Nationalist Afrikaner coalition wins 79 of 153 seats. Daniel Malan, 74, vows a new government with policies favoring segregation and state control of minerals. Smuts faces retirement, party losses, and a changed empire outlook amid overseas criticism.

Capftown Union of South Africa Jan Christian Smuts Daniel Francois Malan Malan Capetown Pretoria Smuts Britain Nations United Party Labor Party South Africa Aie

Wisconsin wardens capture brood of wild ducks in city greenhouse

Two state wardens from Wisconsin captured a brood of 15 wild wood ducks that wandered from the bottomlands to the city. They chased and netted 14 ducklings in the Kienahs greenhouse basement at 13th and Madison, while the adult duck remained at large briefly. The escapees were aided by the Sportsmen's A4 Inc. and U S Fish and Wildlife Service.

Kienahs House 13Th Madison Wisconsin Kienahs 13Th and Madison Street Henry Kienahs Elmer Lange Roy Wenger Peter Gilbertson Ferry Street Gilbertson West Avenue Ate Sportsmen's A 4 Inc State Conservation Department U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Mayor Seeks Two Contracts in Brewery Labor Talks

Mayor C A Beranek pushed for two contracts with local No 81 CIO Herman Co La Crosse Breweries Inc and Heileman to end a labor dispute. A joint meeting with brewery officials union reps and the mayor set Friday sessions with Heileman at 2 pm. Seven contract items beyond wages needed resolution.

Tne Heileman

Ship Arms to Iran Under U S Surplus Program

The United States plans to ship surplus military supplies valued at 59,995,087 dollars to Iran. The package includes tanks fighter and cargo planes guns ammunition and other equipment as announced by the state department.

Washington United States Iran State Department

Postpone Rail Court Battle Until June 10

Washington judge T Alan Goldsborough postponed the government versus three railroad unions rail strike case to June 10 and extended the May 10 temporary order until June 1. The unions and the justice department consented to the extension as railroads remain under government seizure.

Washington T. Alan Goldsborough Goldsborough Justice Department Truman Supreme Court Robert R. Young Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Railway Labor Executives’ Association Young John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis

Trapped Miners Die Before Help Arrives

Rescue workers labored to reach two anthracite miners Anthony Brezak 34 and Julius Pizarra 27 believed dead after a rockfall 200 feet underground. A third miner William Ambrucis 53 died in the same collapse Wednesday night with his body recovered shortly after.

Scranton Anthony Brezak Julius Pizarra Brezak William Ambrose) Ambrucis

Governor urges strong US defense and wartime production

Sacramento report quotes Governor Warren urging maintaining military strength and backing the European recovery plan, with emphasis on all-out production. The speech stresses national resolve and full industrial effort to support recovery and defense efforts.

Sacramento Calif Warren United States

Oleo Tax Repeal Bill Moves Toward Final Senate Vote

The Senate GOP policy committee sets the oleo tax repeal bill for a high priority final vote with the finance committee approving 12 to 0. The measure would end the quarter cent tax on uncolored margarine and ten cent tax on colored product and shift enforcement to FDA. It requires labeling at public eating places and a prominent sign announcing the butter substitute.

Washington Senate GOP Finance Airman Taft Ohio Senator Aiken R-Vi Agriculture Committee House Finance Committee Young R-Nd Wiley R-Wis Internal Revenue Bureau Food and Drug Administration

Lifelong prisoner escapes Waupun State Prison

A 50 year old inmate at Waupun State Prison, Chester Mrugalski, convicted of killing his wife, daughter, and mother-in-law, escaped last night from the prison powerhouse where he worked. Superintendent Dr J F Kiepfer of Central State Hospital confirmed the incident.

Waupun Wis Waupun State Prison Chester Mrugalski Milwaukee Mrugalski J. F. Kiepfer Central State Hospital

Weather for La Crosse and vicinity

Fair and cooler tonight with light frost in deep valleys. City low around 42, countryside 38. Saturday remains fair and cool with a high near 66.

la Crosse Hughest

Arabs Claim Jerusalem Fall To Legionnaires

Cairo report states King Abdullah's forces won the old city of Jerusalem after a two week battle with a small Jewish force. Israeli forces held most of the modern city while Latrun fights continued. Beit Jiz and Beit Sasun were captured near the highway. UN cease fire efforts faltered. Hurva synagogue remains in Arab hands as Jewish defenders in three houses fight on.

Cairo Abdullah Jeruslaem Old City Jerusalem Latrun Tel Aviv Hurva Beit Jiz Beit Sasun Arab Legion Bab el Wad Gorae United Nations Britain Palestine Security Council British Foreign Office London

Four Groups Investigate Broadcasts United in Voice of America furor

Washington amid a growing probe into the Voice of America broadcasts. Four groups including a House expenditures subcommittee chaired by Rep. Chenoweth question the programs as slanderous and inadequate under state department oversight disclosed by NBC officials and testimony. Senators Ferguson and Smith lead parallel investigations while Capehart exposed NBC script issues and personnel changes. Gandero and Borgia defended motives, citing dedication to the programs.

Washington Voice of America Rep Chenoweth R-Cole Truman United States House George W. Allen State Department Congress National Broadcasting Company Department Senate NBC Ferguson Rmich Senator Smith RNJ Capehart R-Ind South Central America New England Texas Utah Alabama Rene Borgia Alberto Gandero Borgia Taber R-Ny Wyoming Gandero

Court Suspends DeLato Penalty

Frank DeLato a 44 year old painter received a suspended sentence in a circuit court. Judge Robert S. Cowie ordered one to three years in prison at Waupun but suspended the term and placed him on probation with the state welfare board for the full period. Barber testified about the May 14 incident and DeLato’s attempt to collect a laundry bill and a dispute over alleged clothes.

Frank DeLato Newell Barber Robert S. Cowie DeLato Waupun State Board of Public Welfare John Franzini la Crosse John Coleman Barber

New Party Calls For Convention Delegates

The New Party led by Henry A Wallace issues a call for delegates to a founding convention in Philadelphia from July 23 to 25. Wallace is nominated for president and Glenn H Taylor for vice president with acceptance speeches to be given at a rally in Shibe Park after the July 24 convention hall vote.

New York Henry A. Wallace Philadelphia Wallace Sen Glenn H. Taylor Idaho Shibe Park

Postmaster Announces Saturday Hours Split

Postmaster Wenzel Dvorak said the post office will open Saturday morning but close in the afternoon. The staggered hours reflect weekend service adjustments by the postal branch.

Wenzel Dvorak

Suitcase yields infant body at North Western station

Police disclose the remains of a male infant found inside a suitcase left at the North Western station locker. The body was wrapped in March 7 New York newspapers and a diaper wrapped around the face, with an inquest to follow.

Tribune North Western Railroad George Reay North Western New York George D. Reay Lou R. Schmidt L. M. Gorenstein Leo V. Kihm William Frommell

Scouts Collect Metal In City

Salvation Army Boy Scout troop launches a one week scrap metal drive to fund camp for troop members. Call 1698 to arrange pickup as trucks staff the collection, part of a nationwide GM led effort to boost critical materials.

Salvation Army Boy Scout Salvation Army C. H. Dragsbak Maj. Dragsbak General Motors la Crosse

MBS Drops Interlochen Music Broadcast Plan

The Mutual Broadcasting System said it cancels planned broadcasts from the Interlochen national music camp in Michigan to avoid controversies with James Petrillo.

MBS New York Mutual Broadcasting System Interlochen, Mich James C. Petrillo

Brother Says Last Farewells To Very Ill Czech President

Jan Benes elder brother of Eduard Benes told friends the president is very ill and he has paid his last farewells. He plans to return to Milwaukee for his poorly wife and notes his success as a factory owner after starting as a carpenter. Flags marked Benes birthday as the nation prepared for Sunday’s single ticket election.

Prague Czechoslovakia Jan Benes Eduard Benes Milwaukee Wis United States Benes

Waiting on MacArthur to Return Until GOP Convention

General Douglas MacArthur told Senator Bridges he will not return to the United States until after the Republican national convention. He said a return now would be seen as politically inspired, and offered to testify after the convention if needed. The exchange signals possible further testimony on economic aid and U.S. policy in the Pacific.

Washington Douglas MacArthur United States Japan Bridges R-Nh Senate Appropriations Committee Tokyo Pacific MacArthur Appropriations Committee Senate Committee Philippines Points West Saltonstall R-Mass ECA Economic Cooperation Administration Reed R-Kas Army Royall House Foreign Affairs Committee Philadelphia Thomas E. Dewey New York Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Arthur Vandenberg Michigan Dewey Stassen Robert A. Taft Ohio Vandenberg Taft Truman Congress

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