Loyalty Board Clears Service Of Red Charge
John S. Service, a target in McCarthy’s accusations of Communists in the state department, is cleared by the loyalty board. Final action followed months of review, after a baseless rumor from the Far East. Service has long been a diplomat tied to China and U.S. diplomacy.
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Washington
John S. Service
McCarthy
State Department
Roger Tubby
Far East
Service
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Wisconsin
Embassy
India
Auto-Lite Strike Ended In La Crosse With Tentative Pact
Union leader Alvin Danielson announced a tentative agreement reached at 9 15 p m Saturday after nine hours of talks with Electric Auto-Lite Co management in Toledo and La Crosse workers vote on ratification at Pioneer Labor Hall Sunday The deal settles issues over contract insurance benefits and administration while the strike continues in La Crosse since Tuesday midnight with a 3 cent hourly increase under discussion
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Uaw-Cio
Electric Auto-Lite Co
la Crosse
Auto-Lite
Toledo
Alvin Danielson
Pioneer Labor Hall
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Danielson
Workers’ Bargaining
Royce Martin
Kefauver Finds Capone Mob Still Active in Chicago
Sen Kefauver reported evidence the Capone syndicate remains in operation in Chicago and nationwide with gangsters muscling into legitimate business and ties to politicians. Testimony included Rosselli Dragna and DAndrea as witnesses. Edward McBride linked to Continental Press service.
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Capone
Kefauver
Windy City
Chicago
al Capone
Tennessee Democrat
Mafia
John Rosselli
John Dragna
Los Angeles
Phil D'Andrea
Rosselli
Dragna
Pacific Coast
United States
Edward McBride
University of Miami
Continental Press Service
Arthur B. McBride
Cleveland Browns
McBride
U S Reports Unconfirmed Crossing Near 38th Parallel
Unconfirmed reports from U S Eighth Army headquarters in Korea claim patrols may have crossed the 38th parallel into North Korea. Details on time or exact location were not provided. The first Cavalry Division is reported to have entered Kaesong, two miles south of the border, as South Korean forces advance into North Korea.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
U.S
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Eighth Army
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Kaesong
North
South Korea
Council Gets Tentative 1951 Budget Friday
Common council will review the tentative 1951 city budget at a night meeting after weeks of committee work. City workers seek wage increases and the school budget adds about 84 000 dollars, challenging mill rate limits. The budget, prepared by City Clerk Fred Kramer, hinges on county levies and existing salaries, with final figures after mid November hearings.
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Common Council
Fred Kramer
Fund Plea In Second Week Raises Pace At Red Feather Drive
Red Feather appeal enters its second week with 98 000 raised of 149 500 minimum goal. Campaign chairman Glen Bowman reported first week progress as generally satisfactory though slower than hoped. Special followups will speed report collection with a Tuesday noon meeting at the YMCA to review divisions and teams. Retail led by Sam Fellows A section at 75 percent. B section lagged at 12.4 percent. Industrial division under T D Solie reached 42.3 percent of 72 000 quota, with A 43.3 and B 36.2. Finance neared one third at 31.7 percent, special gifts 29.6 percent, community and government 16.2 percent. Esther Domke heads government group with six sections. Fred Kramer city section at 53 percent and B W 47.9 percent. Wholesale and commercial totals hovered around 15 percent.
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Red Feather
Community Chest Campaign
Glen Bowman
Bowman
YMCA
E. B. Speer
Sam Fellows
Ray Wrobel
T. D. Solie
Rey Kumm
Esther Domke
Fred L. Kramer
B. W
COM. Chest
Educator Valen tine Named Head of Economic Stabilization Agency
President Truman selected Dr. Alan Valentine a scholar educator and industrialist to lead the economic stabilization agency during the mobilization emergency. ESA will coordinate wage and price policies reporting directly to the president while NPA handles production priorities under William Henry Harrison.
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Truman
Alan Valentine
Commerce Department
William Henry Harrison
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
NPA
ESA
Valentine
University of Rochester
New York State
Four Die in Cabin Plane Crash Near Pocaontas
A Beechcraft cabin plane crashed two miles east of Pocahontas Nebraska in heavy rain killing four aboard. John R. McWilliams 36 Grand Island and Miss Jean Falk 19 St Paul were identified among the dead with Carl Falk 23 and Mrs Ella Falk also aboard. McWilliams and one passenger were thrown clear as the wreck burned after two explosions reported by witnesses. The plane was en route to Cy after refueling and the crash occurred around 2 pm CST.
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Pocahontas
Here
Bond County
John R. McWilliams
Grand Island
Jean Falk
St. Paul
McWilliams
John
Carl Falk
Jean
Ella Falk
Parily Cloudy Skies Forecast for La Crosse Area
For La Crosse and vicinity the weather will be partly cloudy and a touch cooler on Sunday with a high near 64 degrees. Calm to light variable winds and a dry day are expected.
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la Crosse
Disappearing Act Puts Gypsy On Wanted List
Saline county authorities seek a Harrisburg gypsy fortune teller charged by Mrs. Deila Graves with taking 1700 dollars in a handkerchief game. Graves said the woman instructed sewing the money in a handkerchief and opening it after nine days. Police have not identified the suspect and no charges have been filed.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Saline County
Deila Graves
Elderly Mental Patients Studied In New Hospital
Springfield reports the new Galesburg state research hospital will start receiving patients early next month. Director Fred K Hoehler of the state public welfare department says the hospital specializes in research and treatment of elderly mental patients and will transfer patients from other state mental hospitals.
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Springfield
Ill
Galesburg
Real Estate Board Aids Soldiers in La Crosse
La Crosse real estate board said it would assist soldiers and their families seeking temporary residences. Residents with available houses apartments or rooms should notify E. C. Haugen Realty Co starting Monday. No charges will be made to owners or tenants. the board said it was a free community service.
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la Crosse
USAF Build Up in Korea Expands Air Power Reach
Washington reports continued expansion of U S air power in Korea with more units en route or prepared to deploy. Officials say destruction of major North Korean targets reduces need for ground support, yet strategic air strength remains to deter potential Communist intervention.
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Washington
United States
Korea
South Korea
Far East
North Korea
Bee Air Force
Vision Puzzle At Necedah Farm Draws Thousands
Rain clouds cleared as Mrs. Van Hoof spoke her seventh message from the Mother of Christ to about 50 000 worshippers at her farm shrine near Necedah Wis Some claimed the sun spun while others saw nothing extraordinary as the crowd waited for a sign amid the slim procession of rites and a fall that left Mrs Van Hoof briefly unconscious
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Necedah
Wis
Fred van Hoof
Repair Goose Isle Highway Under Weekend Work
The Goose Island road project will run Sunday morning with completion expected by noon. Badger State Sportsmen's club chairs report 40 volunteers from 8 am to 12 pm, aided by National Guard trucks and crews. They will move shale, sand, and rock from nearby pits and quarries using shovels and loaders. Concrete blocks supplied by Eu Construction Co will shield bridge approaches on U. S. Highway 14. lunch and refreshments provided. gasoline and oil furnished for trucks.
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Goose Island
Badger State Sportsmen’s Club Committees
National Guard
Chipmunk Coulee
EU Construction Co
Badger Club
U. S. Highway 14
Editors Urged to Watch Russ for Long Time
DeKalb Illinois editors urged at the Illinois College Association meeting to keep America alert to Russia's long-range aims. Dean Kenneth E Olson of the Medill school at Northwestern said Communism's Korea setback does not change Soviet policy and urged informing student bodies. He warned against apologists and noted Soviet propaganda as clever.
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Dekalb, Ill
Illinois College
America
Russia
Kenneth E. Olson
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Korea
Olson
Illinois College Association
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
Kohler Plans Address Here
Walter J. Kohler Jr Republican candidate for governor will visit western Wisconsin this week with a mass meeting scheduled for Wednesday night at 8 in the AFL Labor temple 423 King Street Peter Pappas county GOP chairman said arrangements are complete All Republican candidates for county offices will be present. See POLITICS Page 8.
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Walter J. Kohler, Jr
Wisconsin
AFL Labor Temple
King Street
Peter Pappas
GOP
Kohler
U S Cavalry Seizes Kaesong and Koreans Near Wonsan
U S first cavalry division captured Kaesong on Saturday, opening the southern gateway to Red Korea as Korean Republican troops pressed within 19 miles of Wonsan on the east coast. Allied forces, now clear to cross the 38th parallel, move northward toward final victory over the Communists.
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Tokyo
U. S. First Cavalry
Kaesong
Red Korea
Wonsan
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Korea at a Glance Frontline Breakthroughs Near Kaesong
U S first cavalry division seizes Kaesong opening southern gateway to North Korea. South Koreans push within 19 miles of Wonsan as allied forces advance toward the 38th parallel. MacArthur reports 12 divisions ready for final drive while Communists scramble to form a line from Wonsan to Ongyang. UN Assembly approves crossing the parallel. Russia opposes. American ships destroy two floating mines off Korea’s east coast amid a field of 15 moored mines.
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United Nations Assembly
MacArthur
New York
Korea
United Nations
South Korea
U. S
U. S. First Cavalry
Kaesong
North Korea
Wonsan
38Th Parallel
Ongyang
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
United States
Keyes Ordered To Aid Austria
Washington reports that Lieut. Gen. Geoffrey Keyes the American high commissioner in Austria is ordered to provide full support to the Austrian government against Russia aided uprisings. The directives cover political and military actions in response to a Austrian request after Communist disturbances and attacks on transportation and public buildings aimed at pressuring a wage price agreement.
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Washington
Geoffrey Keyes
Austria
Keyes
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North Side
E. P. Hartl
Lang Drive
Robert P. Patterson
Gen. Marshall
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New Hospital
Real Estate Board
USAF
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Tribune
Goose Isle
Mary Ann van Heel
Tars
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