Infantrymen Reach Manchurian Border Seizing Hyesanjin Town
U S infantrymen with the 17th regimental combat team arrived at the Manchurian boundary and entered the deserted town of Hyesanjin after a grueling 6,000 foot ascent. Rebels regroup north of Yongbyon. engineers built bridges and cleared paths as 11 tanks and anti aircraft vehicles followed.
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Seoul
Hyesanjin
Yalu
U. S
Edward M. Almond
U. S. 24Th Division
U. S. First Cavalry
Yongbyon
First Corps
Fifth Air Force
Yongpo
Seventh Division
David Barr
Paul Bunyan
10Th Corp
13Th Engineer Combat Battalion
Floods Ravage Two States Amid Nevada California Destruction
Flood waters from mountain-fed rains and melting snow drive thousands from homes in northern and central California and western Nevada. Nine dead so far with Reno and Marysville areas heavily hit. Governor Warren declares emergency.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Reno
Truckee
Earl Warren
Yuba County
East Linda
Marysville
Yuba
Local Weather for La Crosse and Vicinity
Forecast calls for clear and colder night with 20 degree low. Increasing cloudiness and a gradual rise in temperature expected by Wednesday with a high near 40.
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la Crosse
Harpers Ferry Housewife Charged With Murder
Mrs. Clem Cassidy of Harpers Ferry faces a first degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of Leonard Garin after admitting she fired the .22 rifle. The case, investigated by County Attorney William Shafer, follows a day of questioning and a coroner's inquest.
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Tribune
Leonard Garin
Harpers Ferry
Clem Cassidy
Cassidy
Martin Nolting
Allamakee
William Shafer
Garin
State Bureau of Investigation
William Huffman
Ives Urges Truman To Consult GOP On Foreign Policy
Senator Ives urges President Truman to include Republicans in formulating foreign policy. He faults presidential attitude and backs replacing Acheson and reexamining administration policies with Taft. Ives, allied with Vandenberg, argues bipartisan cooperation hinges on GOP input.
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Ives
Truman
GOP
Washington
R-Ny
Senator Vandenberg
R-Mich
Acheson
Taft
Rohio
Administration
Communities Told To Levy Own Taxes Rather Than Ask State Aid
Madison report urges local governments to raise money with own taxes rather than rely on state aid. Senator Melvin Laird notes 1200 page study of 100000 tax returns showing 92.9 percent of filers earn 5000 or less. Committee plans further data and prepares for 1951 legislature.
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Madison
Wis
Legislative Council
Melvin Laird
R Marshfield
Laird
Council
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Father and four sons die in Findlay farm house fire
A 51 year old father Lloyd K. Stine and four of his sons Dean Daniel 13 Elden Joe 11 Garry Eugene 5 and John Harvey 3 were killed in a 12 room farmhouse blaze four miles south of Findlay. The mother Lucille was at work and one son Richard 15 escaped after attempts to save the others.
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Findlay
Lloyd K. Stine
Dean Daniel
Elden Joe
Garry Eugene
John Harvey
Lucille
Richard
La Crosse Tribune Thanksgiving Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune announces a Thursday Thanksgiving issue with an earlier news deadline to allow staff time with families. The office will stay open 4 to 6 p m for subscribers needing papers by telephone at 2 8040.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
the Tribune
How To Prevent Heart Attack After Bagging 10 Point Buck
RHINELANDER Wis William Arndt 45 of Tomahawk faced a daylong search after he disappeared in the woods His companions feared a heart attack or being lost but he was found smiling and calmly resting beside a 10 point buck awaiting help The incident highlighted a cautious approach to exertion after a hunt by a seemingly tired hunter and his successful recovery with no injury reported
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Rhinelander
Wis
William Arndt
Arndt
Korean War Likely to Extend Into Spring on Front
United Nations intelligence officers on the Northeast Front predict the Korean war will last well into next spring. Harsh winter conditions with snow drifts and temperatures far below zero will delay UN victory and reduce combat efficiency. With mountains and poor roads favoring the enemy, winter offensives are unlikely while survival logistics take priority.
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Korea
United Nations
Fire Claims Four Of Family In Cincinnati Blaze
Four members of the Hall family died in an early morning fire in Cincinnati. Victims are Harry Hall, 32, a commercial artist. his wife Irene, 27. and their two children Dale, eight, and Jimmy, 22 months.
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Cincinnati
Harry Hall
Irene
Dale
Jimmy
African Missions Brought Home to 1 200 Methodists
Bishop H Clifford Northcott and Mrs Northcott shared their four month Africa mission tour with about 1200 central district Methodists in La Crosse. Travel covered 30 000 miles by plane boat train and road to report on Liberia and southern Rhodesia work and needs. They met 226 missionaries in 99 homes and made 41 gifts totaling over 2000 dollars to support stations.
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Mtoko
Rhodesia
H. Clifford Northcott
Madison
Africa
Tribune
Photecott
Paul B. White
la Crosse
Methodist Church In
Central District
West Wisconsin
Methodist Church
Liberia
Southern Rhodesia
Wisconsin
Northcotts
Methodists of
Governor Signs Road Contract for STH 171
Gov. Rennebohm approved a $31,350 contract with Jenkins and Baumgardt Construction Co. to lay gravel surface on 13.65 miles of state trunk highway 171 from the Crawford county junction with U S 61 to Boaz in Richland county. The project, costing $48,300 total, will improve a connecting link between U S highways 14 and 61, funded from the state highway maintenance fund.
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Rennebohm
Crawford
Richland
Jenkins and Baumgardt Construction Co
Montfort
Wis
Crawford County
Boaz
Richland County
State Fund For
Plan For Agricultural Community Service Mapped By State
Wisconsin plan on agricultural community service was mapped in La Crosse by state American Legion officials with conservation advisers. The initiative led by George M. Hetherington aims to inform Legionnaires on rapid soil water forest and wildlife depletion and to organize area meetings and county committees to select projects such as pasture and stream bank improvements and community forests.
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American Legion
Wisconsin
la Crosse
American Legion Department
George M. Hetherington
State Department Agriculture Committee
Usda Council
H. O. Anderson
O. E. Hays
Soil Conservation Service
L. A. Davis
la Crosse County
Harold Mattison
Holmen
American Legions
Hetherington
Federal Building
A. J. Hopkins
Eau Claire
Jack
Tom Decker
Whitehall
District Forester
al Francour
Mattison
Hays
Davis
Legionnaires
The
Legion Auxiliary
Baer Legionnaire
Hembre
Foster
Legion
Rhinelander
Hopkins
conser@ee LEGION
City budget kept at 38 mill rate with surplus funds
The common council approved a 1951 budget preserving a 38 mill rate. Surplus of 267,662 dollars was used to balance the budget, with 160,000 added to income estimates. The plan maintains stability for taxpayers while funding wage hikes for city workers and adjusting state and county assessments. Critics questioned the size of wage boosts and the budget process drew applause for committee work.
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Common Council
Franklin Pamperin
Ways and Means Committee
Pamperini
Ways and Means
Donald Lyden
Henry Ahrens
D. R. Wartinbee
Wartinbee
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Northcott
Black River Falls
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Emil Schultz
Schultz
Pamperin
Oman
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