Propaganda Gallery Names Western Leaders as Rogues
The Soviet Soviet magazine Crocodile lists Churchill as Jackal and accuses him of incendiary acts. Acheson is labeled Diplomat with White House breaking, Dulles framed as cross eyed and in a brown shirt. MacArthur is tied to wet stuff and short hands, while Crocodile notes global reach with 275000 copies.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
For
Dulles
MacArthur
Churchill
Wilton
House of Commons
Germany
Europe
Asia
38Th Parallel
Korea
Russia
Health Nurse Victoria Malinoski to resign from city post
Miss Victoria Malinoski a public health nurse with the city health department will leave this Sunday returning to the Marine Hospital Baltimore Md Her resignation announced by Miss Dorothy Anderson director of public health nurses She has served since July 1949 working in the district along State and Division streets and was an army nurse in World War II.
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Victoria Malinoski
City Health Department
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Dorothy Anderson
Malinoski
Milwaukee Widow Loses Life Savings To Buy Grave Monument
An 81 year old Milwaukee widow, Candes Bellows, pooled 661 dollars to buy a monument for her late husband. She reported she left her purse containing the funds in a department store washroom and found it missing when she returned.
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Milwaukee
Candes Bellows
Assistant police chief Sanford reflects on career and 1935 escape
The 48 year old Aaron Sanford has served 20 years seven months with the force and stands second to the chief in command. He lives at 717 North 23rd street, is married with one daughter, and values the Moore and Chamberlain county jail breakout as his most memorable incident. He enjoys hunting gardening building and welfare programs and was educated in La Crosse public schools.
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Aaron Sanford
Sanford
North 23Rd Street
Moore
Chamberlain
la Crescent Pike
la Crosse
Fire Started By Boy Kills Milwaukee Fireman
A seven year old boy started a basement fire in a duplex, causing Walter Pufahl to die of heart failure after smoke exposure. The blaze required an hour to extinguish, with $3,500 in building damage and $500 in contents loss.
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Milwaukee
Walter Pufahl
County Emergency Hospital
Edward Wurst
Battalion
Mrs Boerger Reaches百 Century in Worth-on-Main Germany
Frau Magdalena Boerger celebrated her 100th birthday in Worth-on-Main Germany. She boasted she never used a phone never seen a cinema and never refused a glass of wine.
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Frau
Magdalena Boerger
Worth-on-Main
Germany
Ranger Mac Among Six Slated For U S Conservation Honors
About 500 forestry experts gathered for a joint annual meeting of the American and Canadian Forestry associations in Eagle River Wisconsin. A banquet will award six conservation honorees including Wakelin Ranger Mac McNeel of Madison for promoting tree planting, Dr. Hugh H. Bennett of Washington for modern soil conservation, Col. William B. Geeley of Seattle for leadership in conservation, J N Darling of Des Moines for wildlife restoration cartoons, Charles F Evans of Atlanta for 38 years in Southern forestry, and Harry E Woods of Florida for farm youth education.
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Eagle River
Wis
American Forestry Association
Canadian Forestry Association
Hugh H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Can Foresters
South
J. N
Ding) Darling
Des Moines
Harry E. Woods
Fla
State Department of Agriculture Education
Florida
UN Resolution Lets MacArthur Pursue North Korea
The United Nations backed Gen. MacArthur to pursue Communist forces into North Korea, a move seen as partially disappointing yet enabling action. The vote strengthens UN authority and signals momentum for a future international peace enforcement body, with Britain France Canada the Philippines Turkey and Uruguay co sponsoring. Soviet deputy Vishinsky showed unexpected support for some US proposals amid overall UN organizational hurdles.
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United Nations
MacArthur
North Korea
Assembly
Korea
Flushing
Britain
France
Canada
Philippines
Turkey
Uruguay
General Assembly
Security Council
Special Peace Commission
Los Angeles County Anti-Red Ordinance Ruled Unconstitutional
Justice Myer B. Marion held the county ordinance unconstitutional on its first test and ordered the release of Henry Steinberg aged 38, the first person arrested under the law in Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Justice of the Peace
Myer B. Marion
Henry Steinberg
New War Gadgets Push Psychological Warfare Plans
Brig. Gen. Robert A. McClure, head of the army’s psychological warfare division, outlined a future program using guided missiles to drop leaflets and broadcast radio messages to undermine enemy morale. He said the group will create schools, train personnel, coordinate with services and the state department, send task forces, and establish its own intelligence unit.
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Washington
Robert A. McClure
McCluge
McClure
Psychological Warfare Group
State Department
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Blessed Sacrament School
Wisconsin Education Association
Betty Knop
Mary Ae
Bernard Kampschroer
Michael Lyga
Mary Galligan
Robert Brownley
Mary Dawn Hoff
Patricia Fox
Carl Noelke
M. Leontia
Blessed Sacrament
Boy
Ranger
Lim
J. M. Roberts, JR
AP Foreign Affairs Awais
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
Pitzner
Main
See
Coen
George Street
Deel
America
Dodge
Johnson Motor Company
W.la.d
South Sixth Street
LA Crosse, Wis
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