Display New Nash Models in La Crosse
Nash Motors unveils two new Nash models at John L. Hotweber showrooms La Crosse front and Market Streets. The 1949 designs feature a unified all unitized body frame, enclosed front wheels, lower silhouette, and aerodynamic styling promising improved room, comfort, and performance with new Nash Atlas bodywork and front wheel enclosure.
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IMD
Nash
Nash Aliea
Torreone
Quarans
Ualal
Ainglevolt
What It Means Why The Solid South Is An Important Power
Analyzes the Solid South as a bloc of about 127 electoral votes critical to presidential campaigns. Details include state breakdowns Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Tennessee Arkansas and potential border states. Discusses 1948 era party splits with Thurmond’s States Rights ticket and the impact on Democratic majorities and House outcomes.
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Robert E. Geiger
Wasmington
Alabama
Floridia
Mississippi
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Dennessee
Tenay
Arkansax
Tate
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
New Mexico
J. Strom Thurmond
Fielding L. Wright
Misssissippi
Thursmont
Henry Wallace
Progressive
Thurmond
Congress
Truman
Dewey
Texas
Florida
Virginis
Herbert Hogver
al Smith
Fy Stlates
Democratia
Beleaguered Beloit radio worker accused of embezzlement
Beloit Wis April 4 Chief Robert Blumer said he would return Vera Crotteau a 25 year old Beloit radio office employee to Beloit to face charges of embezzling 2771 19 from Beloit Broadcasters Inc The arrest occurred in Shell Lake Wis yesterday by Sheriff Floyd Bannister Based on a complaint signed by Edgar E Hinkle manager of WBEL radio station the alleged shortages were found in an audit list from last June 1 to Oct 13 and described as uncovered in the audit.
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Buloit
Wis
Robert Blumer
Radio Office
Beloit Bronccasters, Inc
Blumer
Vera Crotteau
Shell Lake
Floyd Bannister
Beloit
Edgar EB. Hinkle
WBEL
Crouveau
Sees Atomic War Within Two Years
MILWAUKEE An atomic war within a year or two was described as a moral certainty last night by Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president. Thomas attacked what he called the false thinking of Ta bor and Jiberala who have been investing in the Democratic pay for 15 years. He said for the first time he has heard Truman and Barkley called hbergla because they have changed. The water level of liberalism has sunk so their heads now stick out.
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Milwaukee
Norman Thomas
United States
Thomas
Tabor
Jiberala
Starzel Named General Manager of Associated Press
Frank J. Starzel is named general manager of the Associated Press by Kent Cooper. Starzel's career with AP spans from early promotions to chief bureau in Columbus, traffic executive in New York, and acting general manager this summer. He succeeds Cooper, who remains executive director. Starzel, born in Iowa in 1900, grew up around newspapers and held key editorial posts in Iowa City, Des Moines, Bloomington, and Chicago before joining AP in 1928.
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New York
N. x
Frank J. Starzel
Associated Press
Kent Cooper
The
News Association
Starzel
Cooper
Columbus
Ohio
Europe
Iowa
Lemars
Globe-Post
University of Iowa
Notre Dame
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Des Moines Register
Postwar Homecoming Theme: Bring The Kids
Postwar homecoming at Carrodl features a nursemaid for the gym scene and advisement for alumni couples with children. The GI bill era shifts college events away from traditional formats, asking attendees to bring bedding, valuables, and changes for the night.
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Waurnown
Wii
Carrodl
Alumini
Stuents
Federal operation proposed to curb radio evils in Wisconsin
Madison editor William T. Evjue urged governmental control of radio stations as an alternative to free enterprise at a Wisconsin Association for Better Radio Listening conference. He cited WHA in Wisconsin as a model, arguing state funding could run stations without ads and that a tax on radio sets might replace commercial broadcasting. He warned current evils include give-away programs, soap operas, heavy advertising, and network control.
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Madison
Win
William T. Evjue
Evjue
Badger Broadcasting Co
Wisconsin Association For
Wisconsin
WHA
Evjne
Federal Communications Commission
H. B. McCarty
TV Am
Supreme Court Rejects Wallace Bid For Illinois Ballot
The Supreme Court refused to order Illinois to place Henry Wallace's Progressive party on the November ballot. Chief Justice Vinson announced a brief unsigned ruling joined by five others. Justice Douglas dissented with Justices Black and Murphy agreeing. The court upheld Illinois 1935 law requiring 200 signatures from at least 50 counties, a rule the Wallace party argued barred nationwide candidates.
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Supreme Court
Wallace
Illinois
Washington
Illinos
Henry Valeace
Progressive Party
Vinson
Douglas
Black
Murphy
High Tribunal
Ilinois
Chicago
Supreme Eet
Wallace Party
Wiliam C. Vines
Mlineis
Cook County
Dies After Being Run Over By Tractor
Rudolph Posselt aged 87 of Larsen died from injuries he suffered Saturday when he was apparently run over by his own tractor while working in a field in New London Wisconsin. He died yesterday.
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Tractor
New London
Wis
Rudolph Posselt
Larsen
Ius
Man Dies After Fall In Oneida Household
Maurice Cornelius aged 45 of Two Hiv ers was found dead at his brother’s Oneida home. Authorities say he died from injuries sustained in a fall down stairs. The incident occurred yesterday in Appleton Wisconsin.
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Appleton
Wis
Maurice Cornelius
Oneida
Elizabeth C Riner Dies At 40 In Omaha Education Leader
Mrs Elizabeth C Riner 40 a prominent Omaha educator and homemaking authority passed away last night She served the public schools for many years guiding home economics and adult homemaking programs Her death removes a respected figure in local education and homemaking work
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Erepab
Omaha
Nebr
Elizabeth C. Riner
Gmnbe
German war criminals hanged at Landsberg prison in Munich
Ten German war criminals were hanged today at Landsberg prison despite appeals from Catholic and Protestant church leaders to halt further executions. Among the condemned were 44 year old Alex Piotkowski, once commander at Dachau, and former U S Col Hans Trummier, 48, who handed out cigars to victims.
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Munich
Germany
Landsberg
Alex Piotkowski
Dachau
U.S
Hans Trummier
War Criminals Executed After Killing Parachute Aviators
Ten war criminals were executed by hanging under a gray sky in the prison courtyard after conviction in American courts for murdering unarmed American fliers and torturing concentration camp inmates. Hitler’s writings were cited in the background of the case.
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Hitler
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