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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1948

Page

2

Dr. Thompson Heads State Health Board

Madison report notes the election of Dr Ira F Thompson Beloit as president of the state board of Sister Reda and Marquette university college of nursing to the board of nurse examiners Clark Habecker Lake Geneva to funeral directors and embalm Bayley Madison to the hospital advisory council Agnes Grube Wisconsin Rapids to the state tuberculosis advisory nurse Mrs Jean Beechert La Crosse as advisory nurse at Dr Henry von Ruden reu Chien public health dentist

Madison Wis Ira F. Thompson Beloit Sister Reda Marquette University College of Nursing Clark Habecker Lake Geneva

Doc Saves Woman as Dog Guards Family from Bears

In Anchorage Alaska a small dog Boots distracts a brown bear attack on C Walker and his wife. Walker is badly mauled and sewn up yet survives while Boots shields Mrs Walker until help arrives. The couple had returned from Kenai river area when two bears charged.

Anchorage Alaska Descen C. Walker Walker Boots Itney Kenai River

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Rheumatic Pain Relief

A dubious two week plan promotes lemon juice and water as a cure for rheumatic and arthritis pain. The text urges use of a product called Re-Ex sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, promising fast relief.

Graveyard shift reshapes city life and sleep patterns

A vivid look at New York’s graveyard shift reveals how night workers keep the city running from midnight to 8 A.M. Sleep cycles, family disruption, and social isolation mark the routines. Night workers endure fatigue, weight loss, and anemia while enjoying rare freedoms like quiet streets and daytime sports attendances.

New York

Housewives Battle To Protect Trees In Oskaloosa

A group of embattled housewives won a temporary court stop to forest removal in a highway widening project in Oskaloosa Iowa. A road crew halted yesterday by a picket line and seven trees were removed this morning. Dozens of residents guarded the remaining trees as dusk settled.

Oskaloosa Ila State Highway Commission Ineh

Stalin Faces Hidden Government Strike Across War Tactics

Stalin's regime battles a concealed strike as Greek troops anchor Communist lines in the Grammos range near Albania. British and Russian tensions flare at Belgrade over the Danube conference as UN mediation probes Jerusalem truces. Russia and the U.S. clash on arms limits while Syria watches Moscow talks for Berlin's fate. Pete projects almost a hundred thousand tons of sugar this year.

Grammos Albania Britain Danube Belgrade Jerusalem Syria Moscow Berlin Security Council Russia U.S

Start Suit Against Decca Start Suit Against Decca

Washington announces civil antitrust action filed in New York federal court against American and British Decca record makers for alleged cartel behavior restraining sale and distribution of phonograph records. Electric and Musical Industries Ltd named as co conspirator but not a defendant.

Washington Clark Decca Records Federal District Court New York City Decca Records, Ca Co., Ltd British Decca Electric and Musical Industries, Ltd Justice Department Decca Bri Decca and

Detector Upholds Turcotte's Story

RHINELANDER Wis Lie detector results support Lloyd Turcotte about his role in a fatal house fire that killed his son Victor. Krause and Neigh testified at the coroner's jury about the night of the blaze and the parents' tavern visits.

Rhinelander Wis Lloyd Turcotte Victor Andersher- Melford Krause Ape Turcotte Neigh

Gem City Fair Promises Another Great Show

The 1948 Inter-State Fair offers 21 acts daily at 2 30 and 8 p m in front of the grandstand with Zacchini the Human Bullet added. Shows run about two hours and Thursday is children’s day with reduced rates for riders and fairgoers. Over 150 children from St Michael’s orphanage and the La Crosse Home for Children attend as guests.

Zacchini St. Michael's Orphanage la Crosse Fair Association

Opening of plant after 91 day strike

Strike continues as machinegun carriers and guardsmen block traffic near the plant. Six pickets, two girls among them, were allowed through under a court order while crowds and spectators were kept back. guardsmen with a Sherman tank and weapons watched the reopening attended by a small press turnout.

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Mexican Art on Display in Brussels Exhibition Draws Crowds

Belgians in Brussels flock to a Mexican art and folklore exhibit with private European collectors lending many items. The display reflects growing international interest in Mexican culture and art.

Belgium Brussels Europe

Jap Denies Arson But Admits Bank Robbery

Japanese police in Hiroshima investigate an arson case but the suspect admits to robbing a bank messenger last fall of half a million yen and reveals how the robbery was carried out, solving a previously unsolved case.

Tokyo Hiroshima

Two Injured In Accidents In La Crosse Streets

La Crosse records three city accidents in 24 hours with two injured. Leonard Zabawski 116 North Third street treated for a head cut after his car hit a vehicle owned by Liesa Schaefer near Fifth avenue and Cass street at 11 21 p m Monday. Damages totaled 750 for the Zabawski car and 700 for the Schaefer car. Donald Spears 310 Pearl street was cut and bruised when his bicycle struck a door of a car owned by Ien Deal 2125 South 16th street in the 800 block on West avenue south at 5 45 p m yesterday. He was taken to the hospital by Deal. At 7 45 p m Monday, a car driven by Robert H Bernd 2123 Farnam street struck the rear of a car driven by Robert D Wallace 936 Hood street as Wallace stopped at a stop light at Fourth and Main streets. Both cars were westbound on Main. Damages were 100 for the Bernd car and 25 for the Wallace vehicle.

la Crosse Leonard Zabawski North Third Street Liesa Schaefer Winnebago Street Fifth Avenue Cass Street Zabawski Cass Schaefer Donald Spears Pearl Street Agers Ien Deal South 16Th Street West Avenue Deal Robert H. Bernd Farnam Street Robert D. Wallace Hood Street Wallace Fourth Main Streets Main Bernd

Return Mrs Hoffmans Body To Illinois

CHICAGO Det Sgt John Ascher planned to travel to Manston Wisconsin to bring back the body of Mrs Hoffman age 24 for autopsy and examination related to a murder case. Coroner A L Brodie had permission to exhume the body for a detailed inquest to determine the death cause. The husband John Hoffman reportedly beat his wife at their home 1351 North Campbell Avenue and fled with her body to Wisconsin. He is jailed in Canada awaiting arraignment on August 20.

Chicago John Ascher Manston Wis Wisconsin Canada

Legion Demands Tight Controls on Construction and Housing

A Legion meeting pressed limits on unnecessary commercial and industrial building. It urged creation of a federal veterans home loan corporation and closer scrutiny of veteran housing methods. Other resolutions sought state housing authority loan powers for veterans and nonprofits, a state comic book law, and federal pensions for veterans at age 55.

Legion

Committee Presses for Remington Employment Records

Hearing opened with uncertain timing and no firm answer on turning over records. Ferguson said the panel seeks the names of people who approved Remington's employment and transfers rather than loyalty checks. Remington prepared to testify as Bentley’s claim of secret wartime data for American plane production looms in the background.

Ferguson Remington Miss Bentley

Fire Watch Tower at Wisconsin Exhibit

A 110 foot fire observation tower stands in the two and a half acre conservation exhibit at the Centennial Exposition. The tower will house plotting gear and instruments for year round forest fire detection in Wisconsin. Nearby a burned over area shows the damage of fires with charred trees and game remains, contrasted by a healthy forest and seedling plots demonstrating growth under protection.

Wisconsin Conservation Department

Reds Seek Democratic Pact with USSR Cited in Indictments

Indictments name Eugene du Dennis John Williamson Henry Winston and Benjamin J Davis Jr in a party case. The text notes radical leaders, their positions, and that they are currently free on bail or release while facing charges.

Ussr Roosevelt Wall Street Eugene du Dennis John Williamson Wne Henry Winston Benjamin J. Davis, Jr National Council

Medary Area Campers Hear Shots Overnight

Two north La Crosse boys Donald Wood and Eugene Robinson camped near Medary when shots rattled their tent at 2 30 am. They believed two bullets struck a tree and a frightened woman urged them to stay until daylight. The party reported the incident to the sheriff and planned a survey of the grounds later Tuesday.

North la Crosse Donald Wood Caledonia Street Eugene Robinson Medary

Allis-Chalmers Reports Higher Second Quarter Income

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co reports net earnings of 3,793,723 for the second quarter of 1948. After preferred dividends and estimated federal taxes, earnings equal 1.39 a share. For the first six months, net income is 6,306,658 or 2.28 a share. The prior year six months ended with 475,941 due to a long strike at West Allis plant.

Milwaukee Allis - Chalmers Manufacturing Company Allis- Chalmers West Allis

Big French Plane Vanishes Over Atlantic With 52 Aboard

Air France grounded all similar aircraft pending a full investigation after the six engined flying boat vanished south of the Atlantic coast. Officials cite possible mechanical failure and say authorities are cooperating with the air ministry. The last contact came just after midnight Sunday and the search covers a 1,200 mile area offshore Dakar amid rough seas and winds.

Paris Air France South Atlantic Air Ministry Dakar

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