American Commanders Discuss Preventing Pearl Harbor Repeat
In Pacific talks with General MacArthur, top U.S. officers outlined practical precautions against another surprise attack. They stressed unity among Army Navy and Air forces and planned future exercises in the Alaska-Pacific region as war looms.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Douglas MacAre
Bpacific de Fonsna
Cera
Navy
Ane
Astora Frontiera
Unigodl
Air Force Gt
Nathan F. Twining
Alaska
John L. McCron
Pualtia Leet
MacArthuy
Bwa Ponty
MacArthur
Agton
Worrestal
Dewey Municipal Speech in Kansas City Focuses on Ballot Integrity
Dewey campaigns in Kansas City stressing good government and ballot box integrity while avoiding direct links to the Truman allies. He targets Missouri and President Truman’s home state, aiming to portray GOP strength on election issues and reform.
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Dewey
Kansas City
Anni
Thomas H
Truman
Kansag City
Argne
Paul Lockwool
News York
Maid Dewey
Wrahington
Lkely
Pendergast
New York
Kom
R-Mo
Clark
GOP
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pade
Weather forecast for La Crogre area
Fair and cool tonight with moderate to heavy fox by Friday morning. Friday clear and pleasant with a low around 34 and high near 61. Local rural areas report similar temperatures.
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la Crogre
Arena
Western Wisconsin Educators Meet in La Crosse
The Coulee Area Education Association held its first session in La Crosse with over 500 attendees. Activities included workshops at Waishburn School and Vocational School, speeches by Dr. Carl Q. Peterson and Dr. K. R. Mitchell, and a dinner featuring Paul D. Bogwell.
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Eckicatora
Wisconsin
Law Crosse
Western Wisconsin Education
la Crovac
Waahburn School
University of Wisconsin
State Department of Public Instruction
Ottenchaca
Carl Q. Peterson
Trinkly Gutheran Ahureh
Charles A. Berane
Nina Dano
Tomoh Gerade
Minneapolis
Maxime Berlitz Vollmer
Alumi Oor la Crosse State Teachers College
Western Wisconsin Schoolmasters Club
Paul D. Bogwell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stod[thard Hotel
Viroqua High School
Boom
Bagwell
Old Mag Frisby Dies at 110 on Whiteford Farm
Old Max Frisby, reputed to drink a quart of water at rise and a gallon daily, lived on a 350 acre Whiteford farm since the mid 1850s. He claimed longevity came from daily routines and simple living.
NCRLC Opens 6 Day Meeting Here Friday
NCRLC starts a six day Dairyland national convention of the National Catholic Rural Life conference with early delegate registration. Sessions run Friday through Wednesday with religious civic and education day events and addresses by church and state leaders.
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NCRLC
National Catholic
Rural Life
Stoddard
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Amleta Giovanni Cicagna
Asbec
Holy Cross Memorial Seminary
City
la Crosse
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Maurice Tobin
Oleomargarine Vs. Hulter
Rekl Murray
Wisconsin
Anton J. Carlson
University of Chicago
Olea
Oleass
Headquaeters
Mya
Margaret Higgins
Viterbo College
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
America
Charles F. Brady
St. Patrick's Church
Seneca
United States
Lord's Land
Memorial Field Dedication Night at Aquinas Game
Dedication ceremonies for Memorial Field, formerly the fairgrounds football field, begin Saturday at 7 p.m. before Aquinas Central and Logan clash. George M. Hetherington to seat attendees, with a Star Spangled Banner and flag-raising by local sergeants. Performances by college bands, veterans groups, and Erickson's Kiddie drum corps precede a dedicatory address by Mayor Beranck.
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Memorial Field
Fairgrounds
P.m
George M. Hetherington
American Legion
Goward
Alet
Cing
Wanders College
Aquinas, Central
Logan
le Crosse
John P. Mitrega
Vernon van Dyke
Pal
Irwin Menildknecht
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amvets
Erickson
Hetherington
Board of Education
Marshall G. Batho
Common Council
C. A. Beranck
Robert Holt
Truman touts farm policy in Winona platform speech
President Truman, speaking to about 5,000 at Winona, argued Democratic farm policy while criticizing Republicans. Newett Humphrey, a Minnesota Senate candidate, introduced him and praised his expected presidency. Wisconsin Democrats and Minnesota delegates joined Truman’s tour toward Sparta.
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Truman
Winona
Newett Humphrey
Minneapolis
Min
Humphrey
Minnesota
Joseph Ball
Sparta
EB. J. Stonemun
Phallieville
Carl Thompson
Stoughton
Gene Luen
Ing
la Crosse
Robert Telisa
Wisconsin
Rochester
Minn
Houston County
The
United States
Tribune
Judge Rules ITU In Contempt Over Newspaper Contracts
Federal Judge Luther Swygert found the International Typographical Union in contempt for insisting on a closed shop in newspaper contracts. He ordered the ITU to show within 10 days that it complies with the injunction and outlined steps to prevent discrimination against non union workers, signaling a broad impact on labor dealings in the industry.
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Indianapolis
Luther M. Swygert
International Typographical Union
Une Fon
Taott-Harley
National Ivor’s Relations Board
Swygert
ITU i
Alli Scals
Junion
International
ITU
Scripps-Howard Newspapers Endorse Dewey for President
Washington reports Scripps-Howard group of ten newspapers announces support for Gov. Thomas E Dewey in the upcoming presidential election continuing their backing from the 1944 campaign.
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Washington
Scripps-Howard
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Plane Crash Probe Opens In Winona
Formal hearing on the Northwest Airlines crash near Winona on August 29 opens with 40 officials from the CAB Northwest Airlines Glenn Martin and Pratt Whitney in attendance. The session aims to recap the event as witnesses and investigators observed and to determine measures to prevent future accidents. Witnesses heard Thursday included Roy Strain George Cassatt Ralph Rydman Clark Guile John Hoeschen and Mrs Charles Guenther.
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Winona
Minn
Northwest Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Glenn Martin Company
Pratt-Whitney Engine Company
Russell A. Potter
Sofar
Winoha
George. M. French
Washington, D. C
CAB Bureau of Safety
John Woodhead
Earl L. Smith
Minneapolis
Roy J. Strain
George A. Cassatt
Ralph Rydman
Clark Guile
John H. Hoeschen
Charles Guent
Allies tighten German counter blockade impact on Russian zone
In Rankfurt Germany the western allies issued eleven new regulations to German officials as they tighten the counter blockade. The Russians publicly acknowledge economic troubles in their zone while an American British announcement notes reduced flow of goods to the east but warns leaks remain.
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Rankfury
Germany
Truman Campaign Stops Draw Thousands in Winona and Sparta
President Harry S. Truman spoke to about five thousand in Winona Minnesota and Sparta Wisconsin as trains arrived and crowds gathered along depots. Police and highway units helped manage traffic while local officials noted orderly gatherings and family groups watching the event.
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Gerald G. Moriarity
Gerald Wolland
North Western Railroad
Winona
Minn
Sparta
Wis
Harry S. Truman
Carl W. Thompson
Wisconsin
R. Witte
Jerry J. Gaugini
Elroy
Police Chief Opposes Citywide Reorganization Plan
Chief Herman Rick opposes an Industrial Safety Council proposal to modernize the police force. A special council meeting is set for Friday night to present reorganization recommendations. Mayor Beranek supports the plan and may refer the issue to a committee as wage talks loom.
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Herman Rick
Industrial Safety Council
Rick
Police Union Local 125
The
Safety Council
W. Hanson
Common Council
C. A. Beranek
Beranek
Industrialafety Council
Brazil Probes Alleged Red Spying amid Arrests
In Brazil more than 100 people have been rounded up in an inquiry into alleged Soviet spying. Police in several states conducted arrests for questioning, following Brazil’s ban on the Communist party and severed ties with the Soviet Union last year. The latest detentions were in Sao Paulo on Tuesday. Twelve individuals of Slavic origin were taken into custody and authorities seized crates described as Russian propaganda.
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Rio DE Sanding
Brazil
Soviet Union
Sxon Paulo
Russia Rejects Mediation Try By Little Six
Western delegates met on the Ber i n crisis framing a joint call for Security Council action. The Soviet note’s content remained unpublished while Western sources say it resets the dispute to six weeks prior. Bunche’s report urged stronger observer safety measures and better Jewish Arab compliance to maintain peace.
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Lou
Paris
Security Council
Hussin
Kremlin
Bere Jin
Nation Security Council
Palestine
Hear Bunche
Rusetta
Ukraine
Syria
Russia
Ralph Bunche
Megistor
Bunche
Coum Folks Bernasdatte
Argron
Stern Gang
Jerusalem
Chornhuy
Juan A. Bramue
Alia
Braninghiat
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Belgium
Calcnthia
Supra
China
Foreign Ministers Council
Germany
Seasons For Ducks Trout Open Friday
Wisconsin sportsmen begin on Friday with a duck season opening at noon and a fall trout season to follow. Officials forecast strong participation with about 50 000 hunters and many waterfowl on lakes such as Butte des Morts Poygan Horicon Fox Winnebago and Wisconsin. Trout seekers will target Brooks Browns and rainbows in streams flowing into Lake Superior across Douglas Bayfield Ashland and Iron counties.
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Wisconsin
Grimmer
Lake Superiay
Douglas
Bayfield
Ashland
Iron Counties
Representative Nodar vows tax repeal on baby powder
Rep. Robert Nodar Jr told a Republican audience that if reelected he will push to repeal the federal tax on baby powder. His wife recently gave birth to twins.
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Robert Nodar, Jr
Congress
Polio Death Report in Omro Moves County Toll
A 13 year old Omro girl in Winnebago county died yesterday from polio, the fourth county death this year. Eight polio cases have been reported in the county to date.
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Vanhkusa
Wis
Omro
Winnebago County
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