Russia vetoes Berlin compromise in U N security council
In the United Nations Security Council the Soviet Union vetoed the six power Berlin compromise. Russia and Ukraine opposed the resolution, while Canada China Argentina Syria Belgium and Colombia acted as neutrals. Bramuglia announced the vote and the plan for further talks on currency reform and German settlement.
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Russia
Berlin
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Ukraine
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Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentina
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Ilin
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Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
U. S
Canada
China
Syria
Belgium
Colombia
United States
Britain
France
Kremlin
Juan Atilio Bramuglia
Bramuglia
Marshall
Western Europe ministers weigh a common parliament
Paris reports five western European union nations Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg discuss a consultative western European parliament and greater military coordination under Schuman Bevin is seen backing the idea conditionally and seeking unified unity proposals a path toward a mutual assistance treaty with the United States through a unified staff led by Montgomery
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Paris
Western European Union
Europe
Britain
Ernest Bevin
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
North Atlantic
Tes
Canada
Robert Schuman
Bevin
Wtp
London
Marshal Montgomery
United States
U. S
Loco Weather Update for La Crosse Area
Loco reports fair conditions for La Crosse and surrounding area tonight and Tuesday. No significant precipitation or hazards noted. temperatures and winds not specified in available text.
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la Crosse
Midwest states brace for election fight over 132 electoral votes
Republicans target a clean sweep of 10 Midwest states to control 132 electoral votes, with Democrats hoping to gain in Minnesota and Michigan. The piece outlines state by state races for governor, House, and Senate, noting key figures like Brooks Green Douglas Lausche Williams and Humphrey.
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Roosevelt
Minnesota
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
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House of Representatives
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Dwight H. Green
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Wallace
Paul H. Douglas
Brooks
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Green
Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
Herbert
Lausche
GOP
Congress
Senate
Oscar Rennebohm Orer
Carl Thompson
Milwaukee
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Budget Items Committees to Meet Tonight on Budget Re quests
Common Council committees meet at 7 30 p m today to review budget requests from the board of education police and fire departments library board airport and recreation department Wage increase requests will not be discussed at this meeting
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Board of Education
Police and Fire Departments
Library Board
Airport and Recreation Department
Wisconsin Reports Record State Surplus of 38 Million
Madison report shows the Wisconsin treasury ending June 30 1948 with a record surplus of 38 071 000 driven by higher yields from income taxes cigarette liquor and utility taxes. Executive revenues rose to 74 420 464 while revolving fund receipts reached 97 922 336. Total state revenue across all sources stood at 172 342 800.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
E. C. Giessel
Giessel
Conservation
Highway Departments
Supreme Court
General Fund
Five Die in Head On Car Truck Crash Near Rochelle
A fatal collision on state route 51 seven miles south of Rochelle involve a milk truck driven by Harold Hunt of Brooklyn Wisconsin and a car carrying Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knipprath and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hopper of Beloit Wisconsin. Hunt died later in hospital. The Knippraths died instantly and Mrs. Hopper died from burns after being thrown from the car.
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Rochelle
Ill
Wisconsin
Here
Harold Hunt
Brooklyn
Wis
Hunt
Robert Knipprath
Orville C. Hopper
Beloit
Knippraths
Oregon
Eau Claire Couple Murdered On Golf Course
Police found the nude 11 year old boy and partially clothed 17 year old girl shot to death on the Eau Claire County Lee course after a Saturday hike. Raymond Smith 18 lay in a stream and the girl 18 lay 200 feet away. Coroner Stokes reported multiple gunshot wounds and .22 calibre bullets likely used.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Raymond Smith
Eau Claire Country Lee
Lloyd Thompson
Speaween Oalth
American National Bank
James Smith
Duluth
Inn
Wallace Stokes
Smith
Stokes
Truman Claims Joint Effort To Defeat Him
President Truman accused Republicans of allying with a Communist linked third party to defeat him. He paced a Gary Indiana rally claiming Dewey travels from doubt to doubt to back GOP candidates while promising to sell Republican policies as a return to Wall Street. He urged support for Madden Schricker and the Democratic ticket as he framed Palestine debate in the 1948 campaign.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Curley Brooks
Illinois
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Gary
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Peter Billick
United States
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Palestine
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Voters tally in New York and nationwide race projections
Albany predicts Dewey carries New York by 400000 to 700000 as Truman gains with Wallace in the mix. Washington reports 51035256 projected national voters with estimates ranging 250000 to one million for the Wallace-Taylor ticket and notes a 1944 comparison and registration effects.
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N. Y
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Dewey
Empire State
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace-Taylor
New York State
American Labor Party
Roosevelt
FDR
James M. Mead
Liberal Party
Dean Allange
Jackson Youth Killed Hunting in Wisconsin
In Jackson county Donald Abersold 16 died after a hunting accident near Humbird Wisconsin. The shooter was fellow youth Robert Larson 14 during a pheasant hunt. Funeral services are planned Thursday at Humbird German Reformed Church.
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Clark
Jackson Counties
Larson Boy
Donald Abersold
Renon Ihe Reformed Church
Mentor
Humbird
Franz Lehar Dies at 78 in Bad Ischl
Franz Lehar, famed light opera composer, has died at his Bad Ischl home at age 78 after six weeks of critical illness. Doctors confirmed the death and noted his international acclaim and enduring songs.
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Vienna
Franz Lehar
Bad Ischl
Franz Wurnik
Move To Solve Crisis In Local Government
Madison Wisconsin report shows city officials and the League pressing for heavy new state taxes on incomes and payrolls to fund a multi million dollar local tax reduction. The League asks legislature to cover major local school and welfare costs and offers its own financing plan. New surtax proposed.
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Madison
Wis
League
Wisconsin League proposes school surtax and reform plan
A Madison bureau report outlines a Wisconsin municipal plan to fund 50 percent of local school costs via a separate personal and corporate income surtax plus payroll tax. Proposals include higher exemptions, a corporate franchise tax, turnover tax on personal property, unemployment fund safeguards, and constitutional limits on mandatory local expenditures.
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United States Supreme Court
League
Court Divides On Book Ban
The Supreme Court split four to four over a New York ban on the novel Memoirs of Hecate Coun t. Doubleday and Company faced a $1,000 fine for distributing a work deemed obscene by state courts. Edmund Wilson authored the book.
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Supreme Court Today
New York
Hecate
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Doubleday and Company, Inc
Doubleday
Syapceses
Edmund Wilson
Detroit Man Held For Disturbing The Sabbath
Ralph Cabbath, 25, of River Rouge, was booked Sunday by police in Detroit on a charge of disturbing the sabbath.
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Detroit
Ralph Cabbath
River Rouge
Nations Meet Soon On Western Europe Defense Pact
Washington eyes draft of a North Atlantic alliance linking United States and Western Europe. Invitations to a conference to form a military alliance among United States Canada and Western Union powers may go out after the presidential election. Italy Iceland Norway and Denmark might join talks later.
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Canada
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France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Iceland
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Denmark
Western European Union
Robert A. Lovett
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Eumore
Defense
Wisconsin private radio group bids advisory role to state network
Wisconsin state officials met with the Wisconsin Radio League to form an advisory committee of private broadcasters for the state financed broadcasting network. Howard Dahl of WKBH criticized eight FM relay stations and University of Wisconsin football telecasts as non educational.
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Wis
Wisconsin State Radio Council
Wisconsin Radio League
Howard Dahl
WKBH
la Crosse
Dahl
University of Wisconsin
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