State To Keep 10 Seats In Lower House
Washington reports Wisconsin will retain its 10 seats in the U.S. House based on tentative 1950 census figures. Six states are set to gain seats while eight will lose. changes take effect with the 83rd Congress in January 1952. Gains are California seven, Florida two, and Maryland Michigan Texas Washington one each. losses include Pennsylvania three, New York Oklahoma Missouri two each, and Arkansas Illinois Kentucky Mississippi one each.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Janury
Census Bureau
Truman
California
Florida
Maryland
Michigan
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinoi
Kentucky
Mississippi
New School Head Named in Shawne County Fight
Mrs Theresa Van Horne is named Shawne county schools superintendent by state official George Watson after circuit judge Kenneth White voided Rex Krull's election. The ruling, linked to a June supreme court decision requiring two years elementary teaching, leaves the post contested with Arthur Parr also impacted. Van Horne has been rural supervising teacher in Shawne county.
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Madison
Wis
Theresa van Horne
Shawana
Shawana County
George Watson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
van Horne
Kenneth White
White
Rex Krull
Supreme Court
High Court
Arthur, L. Parr
Krull
Shawne County
Chiropractor elected first vice president at national board
Locals note E. Wolsenfeger returned from Washington D C where he attended the national chiropractic convention and was elected first vice president of the National Council of Chiropractic Examining Boards representing the Wisconsin state board. Also mentions Tilemaster plastic tile and local shop ads for Roth's Flor-Mart House of Bauer chocolates Lund's Flowers and Sweet Shop ice cream fudge sundaes.
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Br. E
Wolsenfeger
Washington, D
National Council of Chiropractic Examining Boards
Wisconsin State Board of Examiners
Roth's
Flor-Mart
Weston
House of Bauer Chocolates
Lund's
Flowers
Cathedral
Mission board appoints Rev William Lange as institutional missionary
Visits Institutions Mission board of the Western Wisconsin District of the Lutheran Church Wisconsin Synod appoints Rev. William Lange of Grace Evangelical Lutheran church to be its institutional missionary. Lange began this phase in August and focuses on Wisconsin synod members from outlying congregations seeking medical care in La Crosse. Chile's private employers federation demands 25 working days annual vacation and a full month's salary.
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Chile
National Federation of Private Employer
Weather Record U S Department of Cow Weather Report
Weather summary from the U S Department notes little temperature change across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with high pressure over the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Cloudy to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in Iowa and northeastern regions. thin fog in the morning due to wind. Temperatures near August normals with low readings in the 30s to 40s in western states and a few locations reporting record low August marks.
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Wisconsin
Ioulgne
Kinnesota
Ibwacera Towers
Jowa
Temprradre
Mosassippi
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Rene
Nev
Praset
Cole
Fresno
Far Wen
Creat Lakes
Roctins
Colorado
Great Plains
Julia
Joplin
Church listings fill La Crosse area faith scene
Multiple faiths from Adventist to Salvation Army provide Sunday schedules across churches in La Crosse. Details include Seventh Day Adventist at Sixth and King, Assembly of God on North 7th, Baptist churches on Seventh Street and South Sixth, Catholic parishes with mass times, and numerous Protestant congregations with service hours and youth programs.
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Adventist Seventh-day Adventisl Church
Sixth
King Streets
South Ave
J. H Meier
Divine Service
Ghost Inn
Assembly OF God Assembly of God
North 7Th
G. P. Brown
C. R. Cline
Baptist
Seventh Street Baptist Church
Seventh and Ferry Streets
Fred R. Lemmert
Mary Reed
First Baptist
South Sixth ‘Street
W. F. Huxford
Heverends
Edward J. Sobczyk
John P. Trant
20Th
Weston Streets
Jos. M. Wagner
BP Christian Science First Church of Christ
Scierlist
West Avenue
King Street
Batavian Bank
Church OF Christ Church of Christ
Eighth
Casa Streets
Howard E. Wilson
Market Street
Church OF God Church of God
West Avenue North
John Kurtz
Dia
Congregational
First Congregational Church
Seventh
Main Streets
F. W. Hyslop
Ummer
First Presbyterian Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sixth and King Streets
Fred W. Hyslop
WKBH
Riverside Park
Brewin R. Koch
D. D
St. Paul's E
Rehab
St. Paul
Mr. Hyslop
Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church
Ninth and Main Streets
Robert D.winter
Albert W. Hillestad
St. Peter's Episcopal
Logan
Avon Streets
Paul
Whites
Evangelical Free
The
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church
Campbell
John Ellefson
Uesday
Evangelical Reformed St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph Kuether
Living Christ Church of the Living Christ
Wisconsin
Lutheran Bethe Lutheran Church
George and Sill Streets
O. S
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Division Street
Sanford D. Sorgen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sill and
Charles Street
A. J. Bergsaker
Minneapolis
M. W. Midthun
First Lutheran Church
Onalaska
Olivet Lutheran
la Crosse
Jay Street
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Mark Lewis Andrews
Union
First Presbyterian
Fred Hyslop
Salvation Army
Clare Edwards
Genevieve Shafar
A. M. Vy
Warns America May Be Alcoholics Unanimous
LOMA LINDA California Dr John C Almack professor at Stanford warns America may become an alcoholics unanimous if trends continue He says about 50 percent of high school and college students use alcohol and it is increasingly a problem among 13 and 14 year old junior high students
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Loma Linda
Cali
America
John C. Almack
Stanford University
Institute of Scientific Study For
South Africa to Send Air Unit to Korea
South Africa’s cabinet voted to recruit a fighter squadron of airforce volunteers to join United Nations forces in Korea and to expand the regular armed forces. No numbers were disclosed for the size of the volunteer unit or expanded air force.
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South Africa
Korea
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
United Nations Forces
Tribune Editorial and Circulation Staff Listings
The La Crosse Tribune announces its editorial and department staff including publisher editor news editor city editor state editor and department heads. It lists circulation retail advertising classified production and contact details along with home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse Wisconsin.
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W.T Burgess
R L Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W Rite
Gerald G. Moriarity
Reese
Howard Colvin
A. E& Teschoot
Luther Wilkins
Burgess
Maer
Aftesanon
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th End
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Call Tribune
Carrer
Oldest Male Resident Dies in Hixton Wisconsin
Erick Magnus Larson aged 89, oldest male resident of Hixton, died Friday at home. Born November 4, 1862 in Norway, he came to the United States as a child and settled near Hixton. Surviving with his wife Pauline are three sons Harold Inez Roy and five daughters Edna Emma Lillie Helen Helga. A sister Mrs Anna Gatchel of Chicago and other relatives in Norway. Visitation at Sidney Jensen Funeral Home Hixton Sunday and Monday after 11 am. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at the home with Rev E B Christopherson officiating. Burial Hixton Cemetery.
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Hixton
Wis
Erick Magnus Larson
Arson
Norway
United States
Pauline
Harold
Inez
Roy
Edna
Emma
Lillie
Helen
Helga
Anna Gatchel
Chicago
Ill
Sidney Jensen
Larson
E. B. Christopherson
Girl dies during dangerous mountain climber prank
Eight year old Nancy Schultz died after her father Armand Schultz tied electric wire to her waist and head thrice lowered her from a second story porch. The cord broke on the final drop, she struck alley pavement and died of a skull fracture at Johnston Emergency hospital. Her nine year old brother Armand had died of leukemia earlier that year.
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Milwaukee
Nancy Schultz
Armand Schultz
Nancy
Johnston Emergency Hospital
Armand
Births Caledonis to Towner Ganrude Ganrude Rossiter Wiltsie
Birth announcements list several newborns with parents and locations: a son born July 28 to Mr and Mrs William Towner in Winona. a daughter born July 29 to Mr and Mrs Odin Ganrude in Rochester formerly Caledonia. a son born Aug 2 to Mr and Mrs Wil fan D. Rossiter in La Crosse. a son born Aug 5 to Mr and Mrs Dele bert Wiltsie in Onalaska R.1.
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Caledonis
Olan
William Towner
Winona
Belen Dahle
Caledonia
Odin Ganrude
Rochester
Misericordia Hospital
Milwaukee
Wilfan D. Rossiter
la Crosse
Fern Kinney
la Crosse Hospital
Delebert Wilts
Frankie Visits Ava Gardner in London Night Out
Frankie Sina tra flies to London for a brief visit to see film actress Ava Gardner. They dance at a Mayfair restaurant until after midnight. He claims the trip’s real purpose is to attend a National Playing Fields association meeting and deliver a personal record. He planned to return to the United States the next day.
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London
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Mayfair
Frank
National Playing Fields Association
United States
Uncle Ray explains Korea and its people
Uncle Ray describes Koreans as Turanean related to Chinese and Japanese, noting similarities in skin and eye shape but highlighting a distinct language. He explains postwar division into two republics and Korea’s small size, then discusses religion, noting few Christians and continued traditional faiths like Confucianism, with a closing reader letter about joining a scrapbook club.
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Asia
Korea
Kot
Japan
Russia
Indiana
South Korea
Elijah and Baal Duel Teachings for August 6 1950
A Sunday School lesson recounts Elijah’s contest with the 400 Baal prophets on Mount Carmel. Fire from God consumes the altar, proving Jehovah as the true God, while Jezebel threatens Elijah leading to his flight. The tale links to Ahab Jezebel and the prophetic history, urging temperance and faith in hard times.
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Mount Carmel
Elijah
Jehovah
God
John the Baptist
Ahab
Israel
Jezebel
Belial
LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND SUMMARY REPORT
Albert Ellis interviewed 69 college women and later surveyed them with identical questions, finding more candor and self-criticism in the anonymous replies. Dorothy Rogers and 24 educators evaluated the public image of teachers, deeming her as average intelligence and not daring. The Lot story notes Lot’s wife turned to salt when she looked back, reflecting how worriers dwell on past errors and griefs.
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Albert Ellis
Dorothy Rogers
N.Y
Quenting
Lot
Sodom
Elijah confronts prophets at Mount Carmel amid fire from heaven
A fragmented biblical passage depicts Elijah urging the people to draw near as he rebuilds an altar and prepares a burnt offering. He commands repeated dousing with water and prays for God to reveal himself, asserting the Lord as the true God to turn hearts back to Him.
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Leshon
Elijah
Abraham
Isaac
Tarael
Humiliated Beauty Fails At death by own action
New Orleans police report Barbara Jean Floyd, Miss New Orleans 1968, attempted suicide in a gas filled apartment after an argument with her mother. She recalled unhappiness after a March spanking episode in a hotel lobby during a past marriage to George Cauthen, a Colombian Airlines pilot, who later described being tricked. The marriage was annulled in Miami on grounds it never was consummated.
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New Orleans
Barbara Jean Floyd
Edward Hermann
B. P. Floyd
Hermann
Barbara Jeans
George Cauthen
Cruthen
New Oreans
Barbara Jean
Jobby
Miami
Tri State Deaths Mrs Peter Zimmerman Caledonia Minn
Mrs Peter Zimmerman 87 former Caledonia resident died at her St Paul home Sunday. Born on the former Michael Ellenz farm north west of Caledonia she had lived in St Paul for seven years. Funeral services were held at Kessler Maguire and Cathedral with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Mrs William Hess and Mrs Mathilda Cornwall both of St Paul two sons Phillip G Rice Lake and Arthur Caledonia one brother Matt Elienz Tipton Kansas 18 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Peter Zimmerman
Caledonia
Minn
St. Paul
Zimmerman
Michael Ellenz
Kessler-Maguire
Calvary Cemetery
William
Gertrude
Plan To Recount Oklahoma Votes Plan To Recount Oklahoma Votes
Oklahoma City report on the televised plan to recount all votes in the Democratic governor race. The Supreme Court ordered the recount after the state election board initially denied it. Johnston Murray led William O Coe by 1009 votes in official tallies, and district judges will supervise the recount.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Johnston Murray
William H.alfalfa
Bill Murray
William O. Coe
State Election Board
Coe
Try To Kill Diplomat On Vienna Belgrade Express
Five armed men, identified as anti Tito refugees from Yugoslavia, tried to murder Yugoslav diplomat Vlona Macnik on the Vienna to Belgrade express. They broke into her compartment near Werndorf, attacked with knives, and were halted by a customs official and two conductors who moved them to another compartment. The attackers were arrested at the next station, and Macnik continued to Belgrade.
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Vienna
Austria
Mocnik
Belgrade
La Crosse Post Office Second Class Matter Mentioned
Notice records that the publication is entered as second class matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act of Congress.
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Hastings
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Denver
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Carola
Cpt
Freire du Chien
Birees Black
Eis Rite
Piack
Galesville
St. Wenceslaus
Winnebago
Ferdinand Cech
Chester B. Maczarny
St. James Catholic Church
Caledonia Street
James J. Sheridan
Augustine Sullk
Peter Stoll
St. Mary's Church
Seventh and
Cameron Avenue
Mségr
Robert B. Condon
J. Kelsey Cosgrove
St. John the Baptist Church
Avon St
Philip T. Weller
George Nelson
Mother of Perpetual Help
Holy Cross
Ath
Ferry Streets
Stanley Andrzejewski
Henry Hoerburger
Holy Trinity
13Th and Park Avenue
Msgr
V. J. Plecity
Matthew Molinaro
William B. Nikolai
Rotary
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Francis E. Wallace
Andrew Bosenkamp
Our Lady of Fatima
St. Patrick's Onataska
Joseph N. Bach
St. Thomas More Catholic
Bethany Gospel
Tabernacle of the Evangelical Free Church
North Street
Onalaska Avenue
O. L. Larsen
Bethany Hour
WLCX
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ward Avenue
South 26Th Street
Wiliam Lange
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Avenue South
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Orville L. Schlenner
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
South 16Th Street
Park Avenue
Harold E. Backer
Jesus
Edward Selke
Jonesville
Ind
Asbury Methodist Church
Redfield
Winslow Wilson
God and
John Steegstra
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
George R. Bell
Pierce Newell
Ee Wesley Methodist Church
J. Pierce Newell
River S Side Park
Stoddard Methodist Church
la Crosse Tribune
Erwin B. Koch
Saint Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church
Saint Peter and Tilton
St Paul, Minn
la Crosse Area
Dad
Frankie
Ava
Uncle Ray's
Uncle Ray
WM. Southern
Baal
Edward Wiggam
An Ree CO
Bersonal
International Council of Religious Education
Mynu
Mein
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