Downed Airliner Sighting Ties 21 Aboard to Bahamas
A missing 21 passenger DC-3 charter is sighted on a Bahamas island 60 miles southeast of Nassau. Coast guard reports the New England Air Express plane en route from Teterboro to San Juan, with 4 crew and 17 passengers, may be down after Mayday calls.
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Fla
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Nassau
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New England Air Express Company
Teterboro
N. J
Charleston
CAA
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Redad Olivere
Chester
N. Y
Lito Atten Ons
State Medical Groups Seek Compromise in Milwaukee Dispute
Milwaukee reports a compromise in the three year jurisdictional dispute between the Wisconsin State Medical Society and the Milwaukee County Medical Society over prepaid car care. Dr J W tt of Milwaukee helped arrange the talks yesterday.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Milwaukee County Rena
Milwaukee critic flags Truman health plan as campaign document
Dr Gunnar Gundersen of La Crosse, speaker of the house of delegates of the state medical society, attacked President Truman's health program during a legislative session. He called the Truman-Ewing proposal a first class campaign document, politically conceived, engineered, and timed, and noted it as small comfort to see a Republican leader in his own state trying to outdeal the New Deal on health matters.
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Milwaukee
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
House of Delegates
State Medical Society
Truman
Eee
Truitt Resolution Aims Statewide Health Plan Sale
Dr Truitt proposes selling Milwaukee county surgical care to a state plan and transferring contracts outside the county to the state physicians service group. The resolution goes to state society delegates on Wednesday during their convention, following remarks by Dr W D Stovall.
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Truitt
Milwaukee County
Physicians Service
State Society
House of Tes
W. D. Stovall
Weather summary for La Crosse area forecast
Fair with milder temperatures tonight with a low around 42 in the city and 38 in rural areas. Tuesday expected to rise with increasing temperatures and calmer conditions.
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la Crosse
Revolt Crushed in Callao Port Peru by Government Troops
Government troops in Callao port, Lima, regained control after a revolt led by sailors and civilians. Rebels used warships and fortified naval installations, then were driven from strongholds by infantry, tanks, and planes. Casualty numbers remain unconfirmed but high. An official communique blamed Aprista opposition for directing the uprising.
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Lima
Peru
Jose Luis Bustaments Rivero
Aprista Party
Aprista
Enrique Aguila Pardo
Dewey Confident of Victory Ahead of Dulles Meeting
Governor Dewey, after a 60 city western tour, remains confident of winning the presidency and plans to meet tomorrow with foreign adviser John Foster Dulles to review Berlin blockade crisis developments. Senator Vandenberg will broadcast on foreign policy, with Dewey unlikely to alter his campaign pace.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
John Foster Dulles
Paris
United Nations
Dulles
Dewey
Berlin
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
CBS
Vandenberg
Great Oe
Supreme Court Opens Term With Communist Test Cases
The Supreme Court begins its term with a key test of congressional power to compel testimony on Communist membership. Film writer John Howard Lawson seeks to overturn contempt convictions tied to refusing to answer the House investigation. Eloquently, Eisler and Marzani face related rulings on false statements and prior convictions.
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Congress
Supreme Court
John Howard Lawson
Lawson
Hollywood
House UN- American Activities Committee
House
Communist Party
High Court
Gerhard Eisler
United States
Eisler
Elisler
Leon Josephson
Trenton
N. J
Josephson
Carl A. Marzani
State Department
Department
Marzani
La Crosse Tribune Holds Open House During National Week
The La Crosse Tribune invites the public to its open house this week with tours and pressroom viewing from Tuesday to Friday between 1 and 4 pm during National Newspaper Week.
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la Crosse Tribune
Indonesia Moves to End Soviet State in East Java
Indonesia reports initial success in removing the so called Soviet state in east Java. Informed sources expect major diplomatic moves within weeks to break a three month political deadlock with the Dutch.
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Batavia
Java
East
Christoffel expelled by Milwaukee UAW CIO leaders
In Milwaukee Harold Christoffel and eight ex-officers are expelled from the UAW CIO local for mishandling funds after a failed strike against Allis-Chalmers. The vote also authorized release of a $5,000 bond tied to Christoffel’s perjury case, with legal steps outlined for custody or bail.
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Milwaukee
Harold Christoffel
Uaw-Cio
Christoffel
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Washington
U. S
Floyd E. Jenkins
International
Robert Buse
Joseph Dombek
Linus Lindberg
Alfred Ludwig
Arnie Hansen
Alys M
John
South Korea arrests 20 in plot to topple infant government
Police in Seoul said they arrested 20 people accused of conspiring to overthrow the infant South Korean government. Details were not provided on the charges or the identities of those detained.
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Seoul
Ickes and Truman Meet in Effort to Heal Rift
Harold Ickes and President Truman met in Washington for the first time since 1946. Ickes said the visit was entirely friendly and stressed campaign issues over personalities, promising to make a statement later.
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Harold L. Ickes
Truman
Ickes
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
GOP
Capitol Hill
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Paris
Sekes
New Deal
Albany
St. Paul
Kentucky
West Virginia
New York
Polio Strikes Family as Last Son Falls Ill
In Des Moines a Polk County family mourns as polio claims two boys, Ronald 14 and Dale, leaving Dennis 9 as the surviving son stricken. Dennis was admitted to a hospital after his brothers died within days of each other.
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Des Moines
Ray B. Brandhorst
Manning
Dennis Brandhorst
Ronald
Dale
Allen Bonds Listeners Against Losing Give Away Prizes
New York reports Fred Allen launches a one man radio campaign opposing prize give away programs he views as cheap lotteries. He promises to reimburse listeners up to 5000 dollars for losses from other shows and cites ongoing overuse by networks. Kenneth Crosbie won 30000 dollars on ABC Stop The Music while listening at home.
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New York
Fred Allen
Allen
Kenneth Crosbie
Bluffton
Ind
ABC
Crosbie
Anc Gente
Empire State Building
National Surety Corporation
Indiana Beers
Vishinsky Pushes Berlin Case To Foreign Ministers
Andrei Vishinsky argues the Berlin dispute belongs before the Big Four foreign ministers rather than the UN Security Council. Philip Jessup for the United States counters that the Soviet Union should seek UN consideration, while officials meet with Marshall Bevin and Schuman and await a council vote, noting the Berlin issue ties to a broader German question and the currency reform.
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Red
Big Four
Paris
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
United States
Security Council
Rlin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Philip C. Jessup
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Council
Council of Foreign Ministers
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Moscow
Germany
Foreign Ministers’ Council
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Britain
United States Defies Russia on Atomic Energy Control
Warren R. Austin urged the United Nations political committee to pursue real work on international control of atomic energy. He rejected Russia's tactics and called for clear definitions of effective control, signaling the Western alliance will push for a treaty banning weapons and a simultaneous control framework.
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Paris
Warren R. Austin
United States
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Austin
Andrei Vishinsky
Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
Ukraine
Vishinsky
UN Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Atomic Commission
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