Truman Leans Toward Vinson Mission to Moscow
President Truman told the Legion that a Vinson mission to Moscow was considered to urge Premier Stalin to ease distrust in Western Soviet negotiations. He denied plans aimed at war and emphasized US pursuit of peace within UN and allied frameworks. He noted Marshall influenced the canceled emissary proposal and defended US policy toward the Soviet Union.
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Miami
Fla
Truman
Vinson
Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
America
Washington
Missouri
Mr. Truman
Marshall
U. S
United Nations Assembly
Paris
Legion
J. Truman
United Nations
Council of Foreign Ministers
City Meeting Discusses School District Reorganization
A La Crosse meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Washburn school auditorium will discuss the school district reorganization law and its possible city impact. The board invites the county school committee and the common council. G Toepel and Ra Jolliffe from Madison will attend.
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City of
la Crosse
Washburnn School
Board of Education
Common Council
G. Toepel
Wisconsin Commission For the Improvement of Education
Ra Jolliffe
Madison
Rural faith and policy themes at NCRLC conference
The conference featured views that the people on the land are the soul of the country and that soil wealth underpins national greatness. Pope Pius XII sent a message praising NCRLC work in Catholic schools and rural religious life. Leo Crowley urged balancing city and county resources and advancing care for displaced persons, with congratulations from President Truman to the bishop.
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Rennebohm
Pope Pius XII
William T. Mulloy
NCRLC
Covington
Leo Crowley
Malta
Harry S. Truman
FASTEETH Lets Dentures Sit Firmly Without Slipping
FASTEETH is a new denture powder that keeps false teeth secure on upper or lower plates. It leaves no gummy taste and maintains an alkaline non sour feel. It helps prevent sliding and denture odor and is available at drug stores.
Catholic rally urges voters to reelect Christ leader over politics
The NCRLC conference led by Most Rev. Gerald T. Bergan praises farmer labor unity and urges a voter outreach to reelect Christ, veto referendums and recalls, and restore Him in country life. A choir from Aquinas High School performed, with Catholic War Veterans colors, and a Knights of Columbus procession opened the event.
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Gerald T. Bergan
Omaha
NCRLC
Christ
Aquinas High School
Harold E. Whitter
Knights of Columbus
Two Gridders Die Of Polio In Wisconsin
Medford high school players Lloyd Jensen, 14, and Gordon Sauer, 15, died from poliomyelitis at Wisconsin Orthopedic Hospital in Madison. A third polio case appeared in Holton near Stetsonville, prompting school closures in the Holten area.
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Medford
Wis
Lloyd Jensen
Gordon Sauer
Wisconsin Orthopedic Hospital
Madison
Holton
Stetsonville
Holten
ITU Denied Stay in Contempt Case Before Oct 26 Hearing
Federal Judge M Swygert refused the International Typographical Union's request for a stay of judgment in the contempt case. The union must appear at 1 30 p m October 26 to show compliance with the court decree as the nascent strike against Chicago newspapers is cited. The ITU plans to appeal to the circuit court in Chicago.
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South Ind
M. Swygert
International Typographical Union
Gerhard P. van Arkel
Washington
ITU
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
van Arkel
Withrop Johns
Ensign Waldemar Thurow Rites Set in Milwaukee
Reburial services for Ensign Waldemar A. Thurow will be held in Milwaukee on Wednesday October 20. Burial will follow at the family plot in St John Lutheran cemetery. He was the son of Mrs. G M Thurow and the late Rev G M Thurow of 624 North 22nd Street. Thurow served in the naval reserve after studies at Northwestern College Thiensville Seminary and Wisconsin Library School and earned an MA from the University of Wisconsin. He trained at Cornell and Harvard and died on active duty in the Asiatic Pacific in June 1943. He previously worked with the University of Wisconsin libraries in Madison. Surviving are his mother and sisters Mrs H E Timmer of Oconomowoc Wis Mrs Frank Verhoek of Columbus Ohio and Gertrude Thurow of La Crosse.
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Ensign Waldemar A. Thurow
Milwaukee
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
G. M
Thurow
North 22Nd Street
Ensign Thurow
Northwestern College
Thiensville Seminary
Wisconsin Library School
University of Wisconsin
Naval Reserve
Cornell
Harvard
University of Wisconsin Libraries
Madison
la Crosse
H E Timmer
Oconomowoc. Wis
Frank Verhoek
Columbus
Gertrude Thurow
Seek To Revive Bargaining Council At Allis Chalmers Milwaukee
Charles Schultz recording secretary of local 248 UAW-CIO says the union will try to revive the bargaining council of unions at the nine Allis Chalmers plants in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Charles Schultz
Uaw-Cio
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Accident on Road Causes Wreck and Traffic Delay
The crash left a man unconscious between floor boards and pavement with the car badly wrecked estimated at 600 dollars. Traffic tied up for about two hours with southbound lanes used. Eyewitness Pete Frasch of Cedar Valley reported the speed about 50 mph.
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Pete Frasch
Cedar Valley
Rural family cooperatives and farm policy in agricultural conference
The address by Most Rev William T Mulloy urged rededication of soil and emphasized farming as shaping family life. Speaker Salm praised large rural families and promoted small family cooperatives with strong management. Secretary Brannon advocated long range agricultural abundance and food access for low income groups, linking farming to global peace and prosperity.
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William T. Mulloy
Ek Gem
NCRL
Bishop Mulloy
Christ Child
Husky
Martin L. Salm
Calumet County
Wis
Brannon
Congress
Labor Row Over Union Election At Pipe Machinery Co
The NLRB ruling states Cleveland strikers were not eligible to vote in a collective bargaining election. They previously voted last March but ballots were challenged by the P M Co independent union seeking to represent the new employer. Rulings cite no unconditional reinstatement, four day return notice, replacements in similar work, local recruitment, and acceptance of permanent jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipe Machinery Company of
Cleveland
P. M. Co. Independent Union
Dedication Services Highlight Seminary Site Blessing
The dedication ceremonies feature Very Rev Edward Bettinger in charge of the first class of 22 with Bishop Treacy noting spring construction on seminary buildings. Archbishop Kiley presided at benediction as 800 voices from La Crosse area Catholic schools sang, while Catholic War Veterans Post 421 and bands from Aquinas and Saint Patrick aided in the event.
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Edmund G. Bettinger
Apostolic Delea Olic Te
Treacy
la Crosse
Alexander J. McGavick
Moses E. Kiley
Milwaukee
Hos
Aquinas
Saint Patrick
Eau Claire
Goodbye Harry banner sparks campus and Madison debate
Wisconsin Yale football game incident draws reaction from university leadership and fans. President E F of the University of Wisconsin says he will investigate the unfurled Goodbye Harry banner aimed at coach Harry Stuhldreher. Badger Fullback T A Cox condemns the display as a sickening breach of sportsmanship and threatens on and off field action. Student Union considers action while campus huts bearing Goodbye Harry were painted over.
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Wis
Pres. E. Fred
University of Giveenain
Harry
Harry Stuhldreher
Madison
Badger
T. A. Cox
Thomas Englehardt
Wauwatosa
Stolen Outboard Recovered on French Island
George Russell Jr. is to have his outboard motor returned after a tip led to excavation by the La Crosse sheriff's department on French Island. Three feet underground at the rear of a cottage, the missing motor was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Russell, Jr
Leonard Mach
French Island
la Crosse
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Bozo
Whitey
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Calif
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Elgin DeLuxe
Tfederei Ta
New Elgins
Brannan
Our Father
Aquinas Auditorium
Murray, Carlson
Reid Murray
Wisconsin
J. Anton Carlson
University of Chicago
Roach
Maurice Tobin
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton Golden
Milo K. Swanton
Farmer
A _ Christian recreation
Labor
Dr. Scholl
Scholls
Marx Appliance CO
Cass
Magnavox
Windsor
Magnar
Fidelity
Magnevox
Rudolph K. Froker
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
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