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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1949

Page

6

Funds For Pollution Control Grants Begin

The Public Health Service allotted 850000 for state and territorial water pollution studies with conditions. Congress earmarked 2200000 to start a nationwide program, with 150000 later for interstate studies and 1200000 for administration and research. Allocations include Michigan 22310 Minnesota 16982 Wisconsin 16808.

Washington Public Health Service Territories Congress Federal Security Agency Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin

Local Man Trains At Sea On Amphibious Exercise

John Dayton of 432 Sumner Street served aboard the USS Bexar as the U S Navy staged its largest amphibious training of its kind. The exercise at Little Creek Virginia involved 2100 NROTC midshipmen 5280 Marine officers and men and 330 air force personnel with 22 ships under Rear Adm Thackrey.

John Dayton ENFA James A. Dayton Sumner Street Bexar U. S. Navy U. S. Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek Pri Ls Marine Reserve U. S. Air Force Dayton Camp Pendleton Adm L. A. Thackrey USN

Reburial and community notices from La Crosse events

Commander Gibson attended Pvt. William J. Jacques reburial on July 27. Comrade Maurice Burns buried in Iowa July 30. Thomas Rooney post 1530 and ladies auxiliary extend condolences. Carnival drum corps performed poorly weathered but thanked helpers. Baseball support urged. Sand Standam event free August 3. Cooties meeting August 4 with dugout help sought. Annual picnic at Myrick Park planned. Monies and sick calls noted for Henry Meyer Norman Anderson Wilhelm Clarence Hanson Martin Schiegel. Free post dance August 3.

Gibson William J. Jacques Maurice Burns Iowa Thomas Rooney Jacques Burns Myrick Park Thomas Rooney Post Monkey Island la Crosse Henry Meyer Norman Anderson Wilhelm Clarence Hanson St. Francis Hospital Martin L. Schiegel Chicago

Amethyst Escape Angers and Aims to Shape China’s Path

AP analysis argues the British sloop Amethyst escape from Yangtze waters reframes China’s civil conflict, testing Red China’s resolve and face. It portrays British restraint and Chinese propaganda, noting the maneuver may signal Beijing’s priority of national control over foreign influence and future world-power status.

Yangtze River China Nanking Uncle Sam England Kiangyin Yangtze Red

Congress Wishes Hoover A Happy 75th Birthday

The House and Senate united in a unanimous resolution congratulating former President Herbert Hoover. Hoover turns 75 on August 10 and is praised for his services to the nation and world.

Congress Hoover Washington House Senate Herbert Hoover

Approve Phone Rate Hikes by Wisconsin Utilities

Madison reports three telephone firms authorized by the public service commission to raise rates. The Dodge County Telephone Co serves 360 customers in Lowell and Reeseville with increases of 15 to 25 cents per month per subscriber. Richland Center’s Home Telephone Co serves 227 subscribers with 25 cents monthly, and New Telephone Co in Brown County serves 179 customers with 25 cents per month. A hearing is slated in Eau Claire for further rate consideration.

Madison Wis Public Service Commission Dodge County Telephone Co Lowell Reeseville Home Telephone Co Richland Center New Telephone Co Brown County Eaure Eee We Eau Claire Telephone Co

Bridges Receives 35000 As Coal Welfare Trustee

Senator Bridges and Ezra Van Horn are paid 35000 yearly as trustees of the coal miners welfare fund. John L. Lewis heads the United Mine Workers. Josephine Roche notes Lewis does not accept the money, testifying before the senate banking committee amid a probe into coal tonnage penalties.

Washington Senator Bridges R-Nh Coal Miners’ Welfare Fund Congress Ezra van Horn John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Union Josephine Roche Lewis

Dying Polio Pilot Writes Last Notes To Aid Cure

Navy pilot James Olin Chiles, 25, terminally ill with bulbar polio at Bethesda and Anacostia, left pencil notes for doctors to help find a cure. He died 9:20 a.m. Thursday. buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Chiles, a Lakeland, Florida native, entered service in 1942 and served three years overseas.

Washington James Olin Chiles Anacostia Naval Air Base Bethesda MD) Naval Hospital Dorothy Chiles Lakeland Fla Navy Arlington National Cemetery

Amazing Relief For Sore Feet

An advertisement touts a new formula to relieve burning itching and cracking feet. It claims rapid drying after one daily application and freedom from itching and calloused tissue with a money back guarantee.

Entertains German Wartime Prison Commandant

German prince Waldemar zu Hohenlohe-Ohringen, once commandant of Blechhammer camp, stays eight weeks in Swanscombe with host George Wickenden and wife. Wickenden, a former prisoner, calls him kind and invited him after paying his travel costs from savings.

Swanscombe Eng Prince Waldemar Zu Italy Wickenden

Drop In Income For First Six Months Reported By Railroads

The Association of American Railroads reports a sharp six month decline in class one railroad net income for January through June 1949 to 173 million dollars from 262 million in the same period 1948. June net income was 43.4 million compared with 94 million the prior year as operating revenues fell to 4.369 billion from 4.607 billion.

Washington Association of American Railroads AAR

Mustard Seeds Show Tough Seed Coats For Dry Soils

Mustard seeds possess water resistant coats enabling long soil persistence without sprouting or rotting and allowing survival for years in dry ground.

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Amethyst Kiangy MM Ree Dean R. K. Froker University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture O. E. Hays Tribeune Grandad Bluff M. F. Schneers A. J. Haas College of Agriculture Dean Froker William de Young Bridges 317 Orient Airlines Gopher Wilkinson Fuel Co COAL
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