India Captures Aurangabad as Hyderabad Drive Advances
Indian forces reported capture of Aurangabad in the northwest and Daulatabad and Jalna yesterday, giving control of the northwest corner of Hyderabad. Parachute troops were used to seize Hamnabad as the campaign drives toward Hyderabad city.
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New Delhi
India
Hyderabad
Hamnabad
Aurangabad
Defense Ministry
Madras
Secunderabad
Daulatabad
Jalna
Strikers and Police Clash in Paris Riot
Police and strikers clashed near central Paris as about 2,500 demonstrators marched to the national aviation industry headquarters on Boulevard Hausmann. Workers protested layoffs from government payrolls at Renault plants joined later, with scuffles damaging street furniture and injuring several.
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Paris
National Aviation Industry
Boulevard Hausman
Aviation
Renault Motors
Three Youths Admit Destroying Property
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin three Ripon youths pleaded guilty in municipal court to destruction of property. Neal Schattschneider 23 Kenneth Mueller 18 were fined 75 dollars Harold Zepp 18 was fined 50 dollars.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Ripon
Neal Schattschneder
Kenneth Mueller
Harold Zepp
Weather Outlook for La Crosse Area
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions. Expect a low around 63 tonight and a high near 90 Thursday in La Crosse and surrounding vicinities.
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la Crosse
Lemay Freed On Bond In Missing Wife Probe
Edmond H Lemay secured limited liberty as his lawyers say they will investigate the whereabouts of his missing wife Celia The DA labeled him a murder suspect during a forged arraignment and a staff member said they seek a living woman not a body The case moves to continued coverage.
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Milwaukee
Edmond H. Lemay
Cecelia
Lemay
William J. McCauley
Thomas E. Leahy
Edmond Lemay
Wis
Eedenierees Tarily
Newark
N. J
Cis
Man On
Seven States Hold Primaries Yield Few Upsets
AP reports voters in seven states picked candidates for governor senator and local offices. Incumbents Ball and Johnson won renomination, Humphrey and Saltonstall unopposed in their sectors, Michigan and Minnesota races showed varied margins, and many gubernatorial bids advanced with mixed opposition.
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Joseph Ball
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Michigan
Homer F. Ferguson
Frank Hook
Robert F. Bradford
Paul A. Dever
Maurice J. Tobin
Truman
Tobin
Bradford
Sherman Adams
Herbert W. Hill
Dartmouth College
Youngdad
Joseph P. O'Hara
John Blatnik
William Pittenger
Ball
Truman Injects ITV Dispute Into Campaign
President Truman linked the ITU labor dispute to the Taft Hartley campaign issue. He accused Senator Taft of pressuring NLRB officers to crack down on the International Typographical Union amid a long fight over the closed shop.
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Washington
Truman
Taft
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
ITU
NLRB
Cincinnati
White House
David P. Findling
Milwaukee
Sug
Taft Responds To Truman Assault In Cincinnati
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio accused President Truman of courting labor bosses and labor publicity for political help. Truman had labeled Taft's move to pressure the labor relations board against the International Typographical Union improper. Taft called the charge a sign of the silly season in politics.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
AFL
Taft cites ITU injunction case as government duty
Findling’s report to Taft reveals concern over alleged enforcement breakdown in the typographical union strike and ITU injunction. Taft stressed the government must ensure injunctions are obeyed and warned of court action if violations occur.
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Findling
Taft
ITU
Congress
Typographical Union
Varnish Vat Boils Over Burn Injuries Reported
In Cudahy Wisconsin two Solar Corp workers were seriously burned when a 500 gallon varnish vat boiled over and ignited by a heater. Melvin T. Johnson, 4, sustained severe facial and limb burns while Vincent Rzeziejewski suffered serious burns to his eyes forearms and legs.
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Cudahy
Wis
The
Solar Corp
Melvin T. Johnson
Vincent Rzeziejewski
Miss America Of 1948 A Multi Talented Beauty
New Miss America Beatrice Shopp, a tall Minnesota farm girl, wins Atlantic City with a welterweight build and talents in driving a tractor cleaning fish playing piano and drum She demands film work only if she can perform on vibraphone The piece argues this signals a new trend valuing character culture and multi skills over single virtue
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New York
Barney Ross
Mickey Walter
Jim Londos
Beatrice Shopp
Atlantic City
Minnesota
Hollywood
Knight
Babe Ruth
Abraham Lincoln
Expect Heavy County Voting Next Tuesday
County clerk Esther M. Domke urges all La Crosse residents to vote, noting polling hours across towns and villages. Openings begin at 7 or 9 a m with varying closures, and voters should plan to reach their polls on time for the county primary elections.
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Esther M. Domke
Miss Domke
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Onalaska
Bangor
Holmen Village
Rockland Village
West Salem Village
Barre
Burns
Campbell
Farmington
Greenfield
Hamilton
Holland
City Launches Final DDT Spraying Campaign
City Health Officer Dr. J Burris Perrin announced that the final DDT spraying of city parks downtown alleys dumps and other insect harbors began today as part of the health department summer vector control program.
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J. Burris Perrin
Farm Employment Up As Of Sept 1 In 1943 Peak
U S department reports hired farm employment reached 3 022 000 on Sept 1 the highest for that date since 1943 Total farm employment including family workers also set a high for this year at 11 251 000 The midwestern states ranked lower while the South and Pacific regions outpaced the corn wheat belt in farm labor figures.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Wisconsin candidates race toward primary stretch
With the Wisconsin primary looming, Republican Ralph Immell claims broad support from diverse citizens and accuses opponents of a smear campaign. Democratic hopefuls Carl Thompson and William Carroll push education funding and critique past Republican governance as they rally voters. Governor Rennebohm boasts highway growth projections ahead of the vote.
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Wisconsin
Ralph Immell
Government Sues Four Meat Packers for Sherman Act Violations
The government files a civil anti trust suit in Chicago to break up Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilson into 14 competing firms. It accuses the four defendants of suppressing competition in meat and meat products and seeks divestiture to end monopolistic restraints. Armour responds that it denies con spiracy and cites past cases where similar charges failed.
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Washington
Chicago
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
Armour and Swift
Cudahy and Wilson
Clark
Department of Justice
George A. Eastwood
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Slavs At Odds With Neighbors
Belgrade Yugoslavia notes indicate relations with Romania and Hungary are near breaking point due to pressure, slander, and revolt calls against Marshal Tito's government. Borba editorial refutes Romanian and Hungarian replies to Yugoslav protests and accuses authorities of evading responsibility for worsening ties.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Romania
Hungary
Marshall Tito
Borba
Communist Party
Four year old Margaret Bleecker reunites with father amid custody mystery
In Duluth Minnesota a four year old girl named Margaret Bleecker travels with her father George Bleecker Jr and grandparents to Side Lake after escaping from the Carrolls who cared for her since March 1947. The girl had lived with three families since her disappearance and plans to spend her fifth birthday with her real mother.
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Duluth
Minn
Margaret Bleecker
Binghamton
N. Y
George Bleecker
Edicott
Side Lake
Hibbing
Everett B. Carroll
Margaret
Carrolls
Richard J. Lewis
Lewis
Carroll
Bleecker
Bleeckers
Welcome New State Bishop
Three hundred people packed the Loraine hotel banquet hall in Madison Wisconsin to welcome Dr H Clifford Northcott the new bishop of the Wisconsin area of the Methodist church Gov Oscar Rennebohm civic and church leaders from Madison and ministers and lay leaders from across Wisconsin attended Northcott was elected bishop last July in Indianapolis and assigned to Wisconsin He fills the vacancy created by the death of Bishop Schuyler E Garth in China He is a Northwestern alum with MA and divinity degrees and has served as Cham paign Illinois First Methodist pastor for 21 years He received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Illinois Wesleyan The reception featured speakers from state government universities and churches and included youth leaders and Madison officials.
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Tribune
Madison
Wis
Loraine
H. Clifford Northcott
Northcott
Wisconsin
Methodist Church
Oscar Rennebohm
Indianapolis
China
Schuyler E. Garth
Chicago
Northwestern University
First Methodist Church
Champaign
Ill
Illinois Wesleyan
Rennebohm
LeRoy Luberg
Pres. E. B Fred
University of Wisconsin
Nathan Pusey
Lawrence College
Ellis H. Dana
Wisconsin Council of Churches
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Charles L. Halsted
G. Mennen Williams
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Jonkman
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Nlrb General Counsel
Capitol
Miss Shopp
Carl Thompson
Delavan
William D. Carroll
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