Truman Seeks Legion Speak As Dewey Heads Home
President Truman launches a non political swing with an afternoon address to the American Legion in Miami while Gov. Dewey returns to Albany from a Midwest campaign tour. Dewey rests in Owosso before New York speeches. Wallace campaigns in Detroit seeking a postwar third party.
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Truman
Legion
Dewey
Albany
Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
Miami
White House
Independence
American Legion
Raleigh
N. C
Owosso
Mich
Iar
New York
Governor's Mansion
New York City
Christ Episcopal Church
Washington
Henry Wallace
Detroit
Progressive Party
CIO
United Auto Workers
Wallace
Ground Breaking For Holy Cross Seminary Draws 10000
The Most Rev Archbishop Cicognani led a sunlit ground breaking near highway 14 for Holy Cross seminary. About 10 000 attendees including bishops and church officials witnessed the open air ceremony praising priesthood and education. The site south of St Michael’s orphanage marks a major diocesan effort led by Bishop John P Treacy and Catholic Rural Life officials.
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Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Pope Pius XII
Holy Cross Seminary
St. Michael's Orphanage
Highway 14
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Apostolic Delegate
Heaven
Cicognani
la Crosse
Jesus
Calvary
John P. Treacy
11Th and
Cass
NCRLC Honors Archbishop At Evening Event
Dignitaries from Catholic, city, and state circles attended a civic reception for Archbishop Cicognani at the NCRLC conference. The Mathias Kaiser family of Stratford Wis. earned the outstanding rural Catholic family award, Rev. John LaFarge received the national NCRLC contribution honor, and Mayor Beranek plus Acting Governor Rennebohm welcomed guests to La Crosse during the 26th annual convention.
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Amletio Giovanni Cicognani
United States
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Rural Life Conference
Cicognani
Christ
Europe
Mathias Kaiser
St. Joseph's Parish
Stratford
Wis
NCRLC
Kaiser
la Crosse
Kaisers
John LaFarge
America
New York City
Charles Beranek
Oscar Rennebohm
Dairyland
Heights Dominate Negev Road in Night Assault
TEL AVIV reports Jewish troops stormed and captured key heights along the Negev road defying UN cease fire orders as air activity continued. Israel seeks control of the southern desert amid heavy casualties and uncertain Egyptian counter moves. UN Security Council in Paris discussed the flare up with Bunche seeking a three day truce. Unconfirmed reports say Gaza evacuat ion and possible Egyptian retaliation loom.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Negev
United Nations
Negev Desert
Paris
UN Security Council
Palestine
Warren R. Austin
U. S
Council
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
Headon Crash Proves Fatal At Lamoille
Benny Henze 47 a retired farmer from Winona was killed when his 1937 car collided head on with a tractor trailer on highway 146 near Lamoille at 5 23 p m Sheriff George L Fort said Henze crossed into the trailer lane and froze as it bore down The Enge vold truck driven by Ole Engevold Manston Wis owned by United Shipping Co of Minneapolis was damaged and the cab crushed Firefighters and a wrecker had to pry Henze from the wreckage before the body could be removed
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Lamoille
Minn
Benny Henze
Winona
George L. Fort
Henze
Cedar Valley Road
Ole Engevold
Manston
Wis
United Shipping Company of
Minneapolis
Engevold
De Gaullists Reds Trail In French Voting
France voted for the electoral college to choose the Council of the Republic. Early returns show De Gaulle and Communist lists trailing but more powerful than the results indicate. Socialists and Independent Socialists lead with 26 percent, followed by Radical Independents 21 percent and RPF 13 percent.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaullists
Council of the Republic
France
Rally of the French People
RPF
de Gaulle
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Bladder baby undergoes fifth operation in Milwaukee
Milwaukees bladder baby Michael Haley age one underwent a fifth operation today to correct his condition after being born with his bladder outside his body.
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Milwaukee
Michael Haley
ECA seeks extra funds to sustain European recovery program
Washington reported the Economic Cooperation Administration plans to ask Congress for additional money to extend the European Recovery Program through mid 1949. Edward T. Dickinson said ECA's $5.055 billion budget set to run until July 1 will be exhausted in the first three months of 1949.
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Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Congress
Edward T. Dickinson
ECA
President creates emergency board to study rail dispute
President Truman announces an emergency board to examine the conflict between railroads and 16 non operating railroad unions. The board aims to avert a strike that could halt interstate commerce with 1,000,000 workers affected and its findings due in 30 days.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Press error leaves La Crosse Tribune page missing
Sunday edition ran with page 25 omitted and page 24 duplicated on the sports section. The mistake occurred when the pressman removed the wrong lead cast, causing several sports stories and display ads to repeat while others were dropped. Plans to reshuffle pages were halted. major stories to run Monday.
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la Crosse Tribune
City
Teachers college-Stout Institute
Northwestern Michigan
Minnesota
City Clerk Extends Voting Registration Hours Tonight
The city clerk’s office stays open until 8 p m to allow registration before the Wednesday 4 30 p m deadline. Fred Kramer notes this is the last after hours session and urges everyone to verify their registration before the November 2 general election.
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Fred Kramer
Murder charge named in George Polk killing case
Greece's government announces three others charged with complicity in CBS correspondent George Polk slaying last May in Salonika. Adam Mouzenides is identified as the shooter, clipping Polk's head as he lay bound in a boat. Evangelos Vasvanas remains at large. Gregory Staktopoulos and Anna Staktopoulou, mother, are under arrest.
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Salonika
Greece
George Polk
Columbia Broadcasting System
Cominform
Communist International Information Bureau
Polk
Adam Mouzenides
Central Committee
Greek Communist Party
Salonika Bay
Evangelos Vasvanas
Gregory Staktopoulos
Anna
Snow Blankets Sault Ste. Marie in Early Season Snowfall
Sault Ste. Marie recorded three inches of new snow this morning, the season's first. Weather officials reported 5.6 inches had fallen overnight due to wet, compacted snow from a northwest wind. Ducks and geese were noted in the strong gusts.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Sault
Weather Bureau
Taft-Hartley rulings shape picketing limits and replacements
The Taft-Hartley act rulings clarified mass picketing limits and rules for replacing strikers. NLRB examiner Rogosin barred processions like the Nov. 21 1947 protest in Chicago, deeming mass picketing coercive. The board also outlined five conditions under which economic strikers may be permanently replaced, affecting 71 Machinists.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Irving Rogosin
Rogosin
Cslo-United Electrical Workers
Cory Corporation
Chicago
Condition of CAA Man Improves
Ed J. Ryder 37 chief of the CAA structures division showed slight improvement after leaping from a fourth story hotel room in Winona Minnesota. He was in town for a hearing into the August 29 Northwest Airplane crash that killed 37 people.
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Winona
Minn
Ed J. Ryder
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Ryder
CAA Structures Division
State GOP puzzled over Smith citizenship status
Immigration chief Robert P. Clarke defended George M. Smith as a naturalized American citizen after questioning him by phone. Smith, born in Canada, naturalized in 1944 in Brooklyn after marrying an American wife. The Milwaukee Journal noted Mrs. Smith’s voting while abroad and examined a 1940 law linking foreign voting to loss of citizenship.
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Milwaukee
Robert P. Clarke
Immigration Service
George M. Smith
GOP
Clarke
Smith
The
Milwaukee Journal
Canada
Brooklyn
N. Y
Journal
Winnipeg
Toronto
United States
Murray Defends U S Congress Actions At NCRL Session
Rep Murray of Wisconsin sparred with Secretary Brannan as he praised last congress for REA funding while Brannan warned against political blame for price supports. Brannan argued price supports protect farmers like minimum wage laws protect workers and noted profits for the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Charles F. Brannan
Reid Murray
Wisconsin
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Congress
Aquinas High School
Murray
Brazil
Commodity Credit Corporation
Brannan
U. S. Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Department
Europe
Muscle Shoals
REA
Ryan
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NCALC
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Martin Salm
Chilton
National
Tribune
Catholic Rural Life Conference
Salm
National Catholic Resettlement Committee
Negev Road
Florenp
Foreign Office
By James M. Long
Gaza
Olice Bernadotte
Headon
John Foster Dulles
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Berlin
Germany
Dulles
Radw
Interior Ministry
Reds
Michigan
Harold W. Ward
International Association of Machinists
CAA
Rep
U. S. Congress
NCRL
Vincent J. Ryan
Bismarck
Presi
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