Soviet veto threat clouds Korea peace move at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky signaled continued opposition to Lie’s reelection to a new term and hinted more objections later as the United States and allies seek a veto-free assembly extension. A seven nation Korea commission urged capping Syngman Rhee’s area to below the 38th parallel until a broader settlement is reached.
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Lake Success
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Generet
Security Council
Lie
United States
Vishinsky
Korea
Sir Maswami Mudaliar
India
Gunnar Myrdal
Sweden
Jacob A. Malik
Rean Commission
Seven-Nation Commission
MacArthur
Pres
Syngman Rhee
Republic of
South) Korea
38Th Parallel
Metropolitan status raised for Green Bay and Kenosha areas
Washington list elevates Green Bay Wisconsin Brown county and Kenosha Wisconsin in Kenosha county to metropolitan areas for federal statistical purposes. The change affects area employment figures payroll and related metrics.
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Green Bay
Kenosha
Washington
Wis
Brown County
Kenosha, Wis
Kenosha County
Budget Bureau
County board weighed on selling site for city auditorium
La Crosse County board debated selling land for a city auditorium amid factional views. May urged selling while Greene warned of haste and risk of a costly white elephant. Zahn urged signaling city it may obtain the land.
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Zahn
Greene
Henry Ahrens
May
Wisconsin Sees Thanksgiving on Nov 23
Madison Wis residents observe Thanksgiving on Friday November 23 the state governor announced. The note mentions inquiries about whether the holiday falls on November 23 or a later date and explains official timing.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Reynolds Seeks Hoover Commission Economy in Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds of Green Bay, Democratic congress candidate, urged voters to back Hoover Commission economy measures at a Kewaunee County talk. He argued the preparedness program is costly and domestic government must be trimmed. Democratic HQ noted cabinet members would campaign in Wisconsin with To Bin and Agriculture, plus U S Senators O Mahoney and Humphrey visiting Green Bay, Madison, Racine, Eau Claire on scheduled dates.
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Korea
McCarthy
State Department
John W. Reynolds
Green Bay
Congress
Kewaunee
Hoover Commission
Democratic
Wisconsin
Maurice Tobin
Racine
Agriculture
Eau Claire
U. S
Seph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Herbert Humphrey
Minnesota
Madison
Planes at 1500 mph risk pilots’ safety in turns
At supersonic speeds, turning with radii under one mile could trigger a blackout for pilots. The author notes aircraft designs already outpace human limits, suggesting machines may outperform human pilots.
Chicago Poultry and Butter Prices Report Stays Steady
Live poultry receipts show 44 loads and 100b paying prices unchanged while butter receipts reach 710 246 pounds with wholesale prices unchanged except a two cent rise per dozen on 83 score AA eggs. Eggs firm receipts total 8183 cases with wholesale prices unchanged except a two cent per dozen increase on U S extras.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
South St Paul Livestock Market Report
South St Paul Minnesota cattle market shows overall steady to firm prices with 25 higher on slaughter classes. Vealers and calves steady, stockers and feeders scarce, good fed steers 29.00-31.50, cows 20.00-22.00, bulls 21.00-24.50, some cutters and common grades 15.00-20.50, lightweight feeder offerings 20.00 for 200-270 lb. end.
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Cate
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
Few Communities Retain Curb On Rents Says Woods
Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods said 184 of 3,000 eligible communities have taken action to retain federal rent control past December 31. Required moves include a local council resolution or a popular referendum to maintain control until June 30. Without action, decontrol becomes automatic.
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Washington
Tighe E. Woods
Wisconsin tests show borax used as weed killer for beets
University of Wisconsin workers report borax can act as a weed killer and fertilizer in canning beet fields. Typical application runs about 40 pounds per acre, suggesting a practical rate for field use and crop impact.
State Artist Informed HST Likes Art Work
Wisconsin artist Aaron Bohrod will have his oil painting Waiting for the 3 30 hang in the White House after President Truman admired the work in Senator William Benton s office Benton owns the painting and will present it The scene shows a girl beside railroad tracks in a Wisconsin small town Bohrod notes the image echoes the president s campaign railroad stops
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Madison
Wis
Pres. Truman
Wisconsin
White House
Aaron Bohrod
University of Wisconsin
William Benton
D-Conn
2 100 000 Man Armed Force Bradley’s Goal
Gen Omar Bradley disclosed a plan to build an armed force of 2 100 000 men, 62 air groups and 905 navy ships by next June with potential growth in coming years. He cited a current defense price tag of 25 billion dollars and said a new program would require more money and manpower and be presented to President Truman and Congress.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Congress
Bradley
Detroit
Vandalism Follows Wausau Homecoming Demonstration
About 1,000 students mobbed downtown Wausau after a homecoming event. Windows shattered, gasoline tanks sprayed with sand, radio aerials torn from cars, and buses halted. Police released several youths and seek city council action to prevent repeats.
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Wausau
Wis
Eau Claire
Everett Gleason
Five 21st century pitchers exceed 300 MLB wins
The list identifies five pitchers who pitched entirely in the 2000s and 2010s and reached at least 300 career major league victories. Each reached this milestone despite most of their careers spanning this century. The article emphasizes durability and longevity among modern workhorse starters.
Hershey backs draft of 18 year olds to bolster troops
Washington selective service director Lewis B. Hershey urges drafting 18 year olds to fill the armed services. He estimates 10 million youths aged 18 to 26 would provide a rich manpower source for the military.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services
Red Prisoners Killed By Cops In Wonsan
Survivors say Korean police killed or carried off many political prisoners in Wonsan. Estimates vary. one escapee claims 500 jailed for political reasons a week earlier. Jung Yong Duk, jailed for a week after organizing a strike, was later shot but survived by playing dead.
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Wonsan
Korea
Rhee Eunhyung
Rhee
Communist Party
Jung Yong Duk
Jung
Veteran gardener and WWI veteran Gibson dies at home
Gibson renowned for prize winning vegetables at the Inter-State Fair and for 4-H vegetable display coaching. A former guard at the city water works, he served in Roy L. Wingers post and Holmen Legion. Survived by wife Dorothy, mother Mary, and brothers Ross and the Rev Rollie. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Gibson’s
Brice Prairie
Gibson
Roy L. Wingers
American Legion
la Crosse
Holmen Legion Post
Last Man’s Club of
Co. B
128Th Infantry
Eagles’ Fraternity
Dorothy
Mary Gibson
Fond du Lac
Ross
Rollie
Oklahoma City
Okla
Truman to visit Honolulu and then speak in San Francisco and New York
Truman Rugh assistant secretary of state for foreign affairs arrives at Hickam field Honolulu about 8 30 a m Hawaiian time. He will stay until midnight and proceed to meet General MacArthur. The president will return to the area by Tuesday for a major foreign affairs speech in San Francisco at the Civic Opera House followed by a second address before the United Nations General Assembly in New York on October 24.
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Rugh
Truman
Hickam Field
Honolulu
Gen. MacArthur
San Francisco
Civic Opera House
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Health exhibit on home hazards at Vocational school
The health department presents Exhibit A at the Vocational school for Western Wisconsin Education association teachers. Dr. Garland Weidner notes more Wisconsin deaths come from home accidents than highway incidents. Schools can obtain home safety materials from the health department to start programs.
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Health Department
Western Wisconsin Education Association
Garland Weidner
Wisconsin
Israel Rations Toilet Soap Amid Soap Supply Cuts
Shortages trigger government limits on toilet soap while public demand surges. Officials urge conservation as retailers report dwindling stock and shoppers seek alternatives. Ad sources note demand spikes and easing restrictions may follow if supply resumes.
Teachers Hear Debate On Oath and Global Duty
A Kansas educator faction discusses loyalty oaths and policy shifts in education. Dr McSwain urges preparing students for international citizenship and critical reading, while Dr McFarland emphasizes communicating education’s value to funders and the public.
Thirteen Students Named to Nocturne Club
Thirteen applicants won memberships in Nocturne, the Central high school music society. Tryouts in the Central auditorium selected Doris Spangler piano Judy Eckhart violin Demaris Moulis vocal Ruth Kilian piano Norma Wahlstrom french horn Jeanette Nelson vocal Mary Tauring vocal Margie Sill piano Jay Blanchard drums Ardis Volden accordion Betty Knobloch piano Leah Kupperschmid vocal and Adrienne Brietzke piano.
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Nocturne
Central High School Music Society
Central Auditorium
Doris Spangler
Judy Eckhart
Demaris Moulis
Ruth Kilian
Norma Wahlstrom
Jeanette Nelson
Mary Tauring
Margie Sill
Jay Blanchard
Ardis Volden
Hugo A Klemm Dies Regional Safety Official at 47
Hugo A. Klemm 47 an industrial safety education supervisor of the Wisconsin Industrial Commission for 16 years died Thursday after a long illness. He had served as secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Council of Safety since 1939. Previously he was an assistant disbursing officer for the federal treasury at Sheboygan.
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Madison
Wis
Hugo A. Klemm
Industrial Commission
Wisconsin Council of Safety
Federal Treasury
Sheboygan
Two La Crosse Girls Hurt When Truck Hits Car
Two La Crosse girls Patricia Youngdale and Nancy Youngdale were hospitalized with minor injuries after a dump truck struck their car at East Avenue near Horton Street. The truck driver Charles Holmes backed into the vehicle as it attempted to pass. Damage to the car was about 500 dollars. the truck remained undamaged. A second rear-end collision on South Avenue near Eighth Street involved Clarence Webb and John Walden with about 50 dollars in damage.
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Leroy Bowman
Medary
Harry Schultz
Hofbrau Severn
West Avenue
la Crosse Street
Rudolph Thompson
Ho Aan
Waupun
Aston Sanford
Mae Bellerve
Relief Department
Leona Knebes
Lang Drive
Ot Ratha A. Owens
Sampson
Ala
Camp McCoy
Bond
Virgil Hass
Cottage Grove Avenue
Warren W. Pettis
Mtd. R
French Island
la Crosse
Patricia Youngdale
North 14Th Street
Nancy
Dorothy Oungdale
Charles Holmes
Avon Street
East Avenue
Horton Street
Holmes
Clarence Webb
South Avenue
John Walden
la Crescent
Minn
Eighth Street
Webb
Walden
Seaman Accused of Breaking into Buckingham Palace
A British seaman named Douglas Monro, 26, of London, is accused of breaking into Buckingham Palace and stealing a dispatch box. Scotland Yard later said the box, found in a nearby garbage can, was recovered intact and contained only correspondence with no state secrets.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
Douglas Monro
Palace
London Evening News
A. C. Salisbury-Jones
Mareshal
Diplomatic Corps
Royal Household
Father Held After Mother and Six Children Found Murdered
In Collie Australia a mother Elsie Armanasco 35 and five of her six children were found slain with throats cut. Father Raymond Armanasco 40 was arrested after an all night search. One daughter survived staying with friends. Collie lies 110 miles south of Perth.
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Australia
Collie
Raymond Armanasco
Elsie Armanasco
Francis
Phillip
Annette
Raymond
Loretta
West Australia
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