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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1946

Page

2

McCarthy challenges La Follette to public debate with eight points

Circuit Judge Joseph R. McCarthy of Appleton a Republican senatorial candidate issues a formal challenge to U S Sen Robert M La Follette to debate on fundamental campaign issues Details include eight outlined charges covering New Deal tax and spend policies federal employment dairy farming and international policy The time and place would be set by La Follette

Associated Presse Joseph R. McCarthy Appleton U. S Robert M. la Follette Wis McCarthy la Folette New Deal Wisconsin Truman

Pep up older years with tonic from La Crosse stores

Advertisement touts Pep for men and women over 40 50 60 promising renewed vim and younger feeling. Claims include vitamins calcium and phosphorus with a tonic sold at drug stores in La Crosse and Ford Hopkins with a $38 introductory offer.

Tor Caesen Ton Olsen Om la Crosse Ford Hopkins

La Follette Declines Debate Challenge Before Wisconsin Primary

U S Senator Robert M La Follette said he had not received a telegram from opponent Circuit Judge Joseph R McCarthy who challenged him to a debate. He added he would not feel obliged to help McCarthy draw a crowd as the race for the upcoming primary closes.

U. S Robert M. la Follette Racine Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy LaFollette

Child Fatally Burned When Gown Ignites at Stove

Mary Louise Sager two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sager Monroe died from burns suffered after her clothing caught fire on a kitchen stove yesterday.

Monroe, Wis Mary Louise Sager John Sager Monroe

Agricultural exhibits spotlight fair stalls and health aids

At the La Crosse county fair agricultural booths showcase a wide range of crops and fish species. First aid providers treated five cases including a scalp cut and sprained ankle while polio records are cited from 1931 to last year. Major vendors John Manville Montgomery Ward Maytag General Mills Peerless beer and Old Style Lager display products.

la Crosse Wisconsin U. S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Sudan Johns Manville Montgomery Ward Maytag Home and Appliance, Inc General Mills Peerless Beer

175 Attend TC Breakfast at State Teachers College

Donuts and coffee served to 175 breakfasters Wednesday in the social room. Miss Virginia Congreve organized the meal with Miss Ann Thomas and student committee. Teachers Emerson G. Walling and J. F. Rolfe brought their classes to breakfast, as Miss Margaret Chew sponsors a Latin-American tea next week. An all-school noon picnic is planned for the second summer session in August.

Virginia Congreve State Teachers College Ann Thomas Emerson G. Walling J. F. Rolfe Margaret Chew College Town

Milwaukee Gas Hearing On Walkout

A three man fact finding board appointed by Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach convened in Milwaukee to hear remaining issues in the dispute between Milwaukee Gas Light Co and the CIO Gas Coke and Chemical Workers. The board includes Nath an P. Feinsinger Clark Kerr and John E. Roe to resolve wage, holiday, vacation and Sunday overtime demands after a two day strike that idled 15 000 workers.

Milwaukee Secrrtary of Labor Schwellenbach Milwaukee Gas Light Co Cio-Gas, Coke and Chemical Nathan P. Feinsinger University of Wisconsin Clark Kerr University of Califonia John E. Roe Madison Industrial Congress Conciliation Service

Medical Mission To Examine Aleuts

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service dispatches a medical mission led by Dr Russell C Payne to St Paul and St George islands in the Bering Sea to study teeth and tuberculosis among over 450 Aleuts.

Washington U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Pribilof Island Russell C. Payne St. Paul St. George Islands Bering Sea

Probe reveals alleged favoritism in wartime contracts

The account discusses official favoritism toward certain contractors and alleged unwarranted allowances as the Senate committee investigates wartime operations. Senator Taylor calls for a general inquiry into war profits by corporate giants, amid claims of monopolies and involvement of major associations.

Taylor Idaho National Association of Manufacturers U. S. Chamber of Commerce Henry J. Kaiser George Meader Combine

Fishermen Return with Buried Bourbon Cache

Casper Wyoming reports Ralph Schnauss and Dave Davidson recovered 24 bottles of bourbon labeled Bottled in the Spring of 1915 buried in sand along the North Platte River after a fishing expedition.

Casper Wyo Ralph Schnauss Dave Davidson North Platte River

Wisconsin State Fair Swine Dairy Judging and Night Shows Highlight Week

Morning judging of swine and dairy cattle continues with 4-H calves starting Friday morning. Thursday features a new Thursday program with a horse show and the 1946 State Fair Revue on the grandstand, plus a grand finale fireworks display. Friday includes a 1 PM 4-H barrow auction with Red English auctioneer and Community Sales Service clerk, followed by 2 PM horse races, a 2:17 trot and 2:24 pace for $500 purses, circus acts, and a 4-H dress revue.

The Fair Association Red English Wisconsin Middle West

Death notices reveal physician's career and family ties

Death records from Trinity College Toronto indicate a physician who studied at Johns Hopkins, practiced in Canada until 1908, then moved to Hillsboro. He married Elizabeth Butler Ketchum in 1909. she died seven to eight years earlier. Surviving children include Margaret Kelly Hillsboro Ellen Judson in Columbia and Mary Showman in Madison.

Trinity College Toronto Canada Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Hillsboro Elizabeth Butler Ketchum Brighton Ontario J. H Margaret) Kelly Lyman Ellen) Judson Columbia South America Richard Mary) Showman Madison

Ekern Endorses La Follette in Madison Address

Former lieutenant governor Herman Ekern urged voters to back Senator La Follette in Madison last night. He said the new congress will face major problems and must have leadership of knowledge ability and integrity, urging a vote for La Follette.

Sen la Follete Herman Ekern Madison Congress la Follette

Diamonds Return Saga Ties Racine to Veteran Trinke

The article chronicles Julius Trinke's claims and troubles over a set of jewels amid his storied past. It notes his roles as a civil engineer from New York, World War I service, a 22-year Racine fireman, a controversial one man parade in 1941, and later ventures including a Burlington ice business and a Montana ranch. His family offers little recent contact.

Racine New York City Wis Trinke Laura Helen Dorothy James Jefferson Barracks Milwaukee Burington Ice Company Burlington, Wis Montana

Discharges at Fort Sheridan August 5 6 7 list names

Army personnel discharged at Fort Sheridan include Bradford E Phillips Caledonia Forrest S Riggs Sparta Robert W Byers 1317 South Fourth Street Joseph B Blankenship 809 Avon Street Earl W Grim Viola Paul W Rice Boscobel Robert S Jensen 2314 Kane Street Donald H Hortum Black River Falls Milward A Starch 2552 East Avenue South Ruel F Fleming Viroqua Myron V Haugen 1549 Loomis Street.

Fort Sheridan Bradford E Phillips Caledonia Forrest S. Riggs Sparta Robert W. Byers South Fourth Street Joseph B. Blankenship Avon Street Earl W. Grim Viola Paul W. Rice East Avenue South Ruel F. Fleming Viroqua Myron V. Haugen Loomis Street

Fixer with liquor amid Finland fuel shortage open to use

In Finland a temporary measure mixes gasoline with alcohol to prop up fuel supplies during a gasoline shortage. The plan aims to keep vehicles running while official supplies lag behind demand.

Finland

Rupture Shields Demonstration by Hoffmann in La Crosse

Minneapolis expert H L Hoffmann will demonstrate his Rupture Shields in La Crosse at the Hotel La Crosse Friday August 16 from 10 am to 3 pm with no charge. Appointments the prior evening. Hoffmann has fitted thousands of U S cases since 1928 and invites those with large ruptures or failed prior treatments. If you want it done right see Hoffmann.

Shipstead Wheeler Connally Poland Europe H. L. Hoffmann Minneapolis Minnesota la Crosse Wisconsin Hotel la Crosse United States Hoffmann Sears

Federal hunting regulations list seasons and dates by state

The regulations approved by President Truman and Secretary Krug detail open seasons for ducks geese brant rail and gallinules woodcock and doves across multiple states including Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Colorado Illinois Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Ohio and Wyoming with specific start and end dates such as Sept to Dec ranges and October windows for various species and areas. The document outlines state by state provisions and exceptions like coot restrictions in Illinois and no season in several states for certain species.

Fish and Wildlife Service Truman Krug Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Colorado Illinois Coot Lake and McHenry Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Ohio Wyoming Tinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Ill Maine West Virginia Upper Peninsula Pennsylvania

Plan To Detect And Fight Cancer In Wisconsin

Wisconsin plans a state cancer division under the state board of health with federal funding about 57 000 dollars annually for education and prevention. Dr Carl Neupert says the program will educate physicians technicians and the public including a high school propaganda effort. The division will cooperate with the Wisconsin State Medical Society and groups such as the Women’s Field Army to combat cancer as a major public health effort.

Madison Wis State Board of Health Carl Neupert Wisconsin Neupert la Crosse County Wisconsin State Medical Society Women’s Field Army

Death of Edith Zaring in ambulance en route to hospital

Edith Margaretta Zaring a 15 year old from Kankakee Illinois died Wednesday while being transported by ambulance from the Zaring summer home at Crooked Lake to University hospital in Minneapolis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen E Zaring.

Brainerd, Minn Edith Margaretta Zaring Kankakee Ill Zaring Crooked Lake University Hospital Minneapolis Glen E. Zaring

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