U. S. To Help France Rearm
U S officials say France will receive up to 6 billion dollars in American military aid over three years. The plan includes 2.4 billion in lands for French use and aims to field at least 20 divisions by 1952. Funds cover tanks guns planes and munitions, plus raw materials for French factories. Indochina aid is prioritized with about 500 million. the U S opposes any deal with Ho Chi Minh.
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France
Western
Europe
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Congress
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North Atlantic Treaty Council
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Germany
Indochina
State Department
Far East
Ho Chi Minh
Two La Crosse Youths Hospitalized After Separate Crashes
Four year old David Vinson of 1014 Pine Street was struck by a truck driven by Louis N. Schaefer at the 11th and State intersection and taken to a hospital after the 3 40 PM crash. Teen Jeannine Sbertienes, 17, of 1208 South Fourth Street, jumped from a car driven by Darrel Iverson in Market Square at 8 44 PM, and was treated in a police squad car.
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Tuelve
David Vinson
Pine Street
11Th
State Streets
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George Street
State Street
Jeannine Sbertienes
South Fourth Street
Market Square
Darrel Iverson
Iverson
Rew
Livestock and grain market report from Chicago area
The report notes live cattle and hog prices with fair to active trading, weights under 210 pounds, and top sows at 70.90. It records calves, steers and heifers with varying activity and bids, plus a detailed Chicago grain table and cash grain quotes for corn oats rye and soybeans across several futures and cash grades.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Morte@vance
South St Paul Livestock Prices and Receipts
Livestock market report from South St Paul includes calf and steer prices, hog bids, and cattle quality notes. Mentioned are weights around 1,330 to 1,374 pounds for steers, slaughter steer ranges 22.90 to 31.00, and hog activity slow with bids near 33. Prices for fed cattle and heifers vary, with references to sales in Chicago auctions and regional shipment receipts. Poultry and potatoes noted with steady or slightly higher prices, and arrival figures for cars and shipments.
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Ariy
Truman urges world peace through united effort at UN
President Truman addressed a mixed audience after arriving from a long transcontinental flight and meeting General MacArthur. He called for a partnership for peace founded on justice and warned that the United States will strengthen its defense until the Soviet Union accepts UN principles and ends aggression in Korea. He urged North Korea to lay down arms and urged international co operation to reduce arms and foster free exchange of ideas.
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San Francisco
Douglas MacArthur
Wake Island
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Banna
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Free World
United States
Korea
United
Taft accuses CIO-PAC of stronghold in Ohio race
Senator Taft charges the CIO political action committee dominates the Ohio campaign against his reelection, claiming a labor socialist influence and heavy propaganda from Washington. He cites a letter from Lt. Gov. Hanley and criticizes President Truman and Governor Dewey in a tense political week.
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Pacific
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Joseph T. Ferguson
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Lynch
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Albany
Lehman
Anderson
Wiley Replies Point By Point To Foe's Charges
Republican Sen. Alexander Wiley replied to Democratic charges and defended his record before the Dane County GOP. He disputed Fairchild's claim of low attendance and defended his committee workload and votes on foreign aid and rural electrification. Wiley accused Fairchild of mischaracterizing his stance on the Marshall plan and the economy.
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Walter J. Kohler
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Neillsville
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Sen. Wiley
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Gaylord Nelson
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Thomson
Wisconsin Veteran
Obituary for Joseph F. Verse of La Crosse Wis
Joseph F Verse 57 of 711 Tyler Street La Crosse died Tuesday in a local hospital. Survived by wife Helen and several children, mother, siblings and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 8 30 am Schumacher Funeral Home and 9 am at St Wenceslaus Church with burial Catholic Cemetery. World War II veteran.
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Emil
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Joseph
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Ruth) Johnson
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Winifred) Wright
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Shirley
Mary Verse
John
William
Mayme Banasik
Schumacher
Winnebago
St. Wenceslaus Cathloge
Chester Maczarny
Board of Realtors to Help Soldiers Lodging Requests
La Crosse area residents are urged to register rooms apartments and houses for rent with the La Crosse Board of Realtors rental registration office at 117 North Third Street. The service is free and aims to aid families of soldiers stationed at Camp McCoy. Contact 42128.
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la Crosse
Connie Mack Retires After 50-Year Baseball Career
The Athletics announce Mack’s retirement after leading or co-leading nine American League pennants and five World Series titles. Arthur Ehlers steps in as general manager replacing Mickey Cochrane. Mack, born Cornelius McGillicuddy in 1862, shaped Philadelphia baseball and mentored legends like Lefty Grove and Eddie Collins.
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Earle
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Jimmy Foxy
Eddie Collins
Rube Walberg
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Mass
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Philadelphia
Liquor firms ties surface in Fusco stock holdings
Fusco disclosed ownership of stock in several liquor firms as Kefauver allies report a $30 million annual business connection. Eugene Bernstein, Chicago tax lawyer for the Trans-America News service tied to the Capone mob, testified. Charlotte Campagna wife of Louis Campagna, a former Capone associate, testified, with a roomful waiting including Kelly and race service lawyer Thomas Cawley and investigator Robert McCullough amid the shotgun slaying probe of Detective Drury.
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Eugene Bernstein
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Ricca
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Tony Accardo
Ralph Capone
Charlotte Campagna
Louis
Little New York
RCA challenges CBS color TV approval in federal suits
In New York and Chicago hearings RCA accuses FCC staff engineer of biased influence as CBS color television process faces injunctions to block or delay the November 20 start date. RCA, rival of NBC, claims the engineer pushed CBS testing and patent matters amid FCC staff control of the laboratory tests.
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Big Radio Corporation of America
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Brooklyn
Pilot Radio Corp
Long Island City
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Commission
France abandons Dong Dang frontier post in Indochina retreat
Saigon Indochina France announced the abandonment of the Dong Dang frontier post and relinquished control of the main invasion route from China. The Dong Dang garrison withdrew Tuesday probably to Langson frontier fortress, about 15 miles southeast.
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Saigon
Indochina
France
Dong Dang
China
Langson
Fire crews respond to flooded oil burner on Loomis street
Daily Records Fire La Crosse reports at 6 01 a m the No 2 engine to 500 Loomis street on a flooded oil burner Wilbur Delaney involved in the incident.
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la Crosse
Loomis Street
Wilbur Delaney
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