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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1948

Page

3

Beverage Tax Official To Leave State Employment

Triune Madison Bureau reports that John W. Roach chief of the states beverage tax division may resign to take offers from distilleries breweries and allied enterprises. He declined to comment about a possible job with a distilling firm and has not notified state treasurer John Sonderegger. Roach, a veteran, has long sought higher pay amid stagnant state salaries and recently received a 6500 dollar annual raise after a reclassification. He left Madison today on a vacation trip.

Ken Mes Sean John W. Roach State Treasury John Sonderegger Roach Wiconsin Wine and Spirits Institute Milwauke State Department of Personnel Madison

Polio Cases Linked to Monday Camp Attendance

Health officials report polio cases tied to a child who attended the camp on Monday. Investigations focus on potential exposure at the camp and the affected community.

Child

Deaths Last Night Akron Obie George R Hunt

Obie George R Hunt, 34, Akron inventor of a mechanical chicken picker, died last night. The obituary notes his work in agricultural machinery and his role with Bevings Bonds.

Akron George R. Hunt

The Butcher at Bay in Inflation Era

HAL BOYLE notes a new public pressure on butchers as high prices trigger buyer boycotts and housewives demand lower meat costs. The piece cites supply and demand tensions, a shift in customer loyalty, and a fragile outlook for the meat trade amid inflation and changing family budgets.

New York Seeler Mama

Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH

A health ad touts Resinoi ointment claiming immediate relief from a persistent itch. It emphasizes six active soothing agents and lasting comfort, urging readers to switch for superior effectiveness.

WAC Officer Candidate School Deadline Extended

The first post war WAC officer candidate school deadline has been extended to August 25 from August 3. Capt. John F. Sills reports from Fifth Army headquarters in Chicago that women ages 20 to 28 may apply, excluding those with dependents under 18 or married women without prior military training. Application forms are available at 315 South Fourth Street recruiting station.

Fifth Army Chicago John F. Sills U. S. Army and Air Force South Fourth Street

Record bass caught by Nicholls in Tombigbee River

George J. Nicholls weighed 24 pounds and measured about 35 inches when he caught the world record large mouth black bass from the Tombigbee River in Alabama in April 1926 using a red reel.

George J. Nicholls Tombigbee River Alabama

Batho Outlines Four Point Youth Program At Optimists Meet

Batho the newly appointed superintendent of schools in La Crosse outlined a four point program to aid youth. He urged serving youth including planning for the young, using their enthusiasms, and providing understanding friendship along with honest leaders in government. He emphasized daily self questioning about efforts for peace and improving adult life, and praised the local recreation program for keeping juvenile delinquency low.

Mal Batho Schop Batho la Crosse Ezra Hartl Pierce County Wisconsin Iowa Chaof Illinois Richard Bardwell St. Michael's Orphanage Club Harry Greene Hollywood Theater

Girls Warned Of Communism At Nation’s Capitol

Delegates to the girls nation from 47 states attend an American Legion auxiliary citizenship school. They toured the Capitol and the two House office buildings and heard remarks by Senator Wiley and Representative Mundt on communism. Other speakers included Representative Lusk. Wiley urged education as protection against subversives.

Washington American Legion Auxiliary Capitol House Senator Wiley R-Wis Senate Judiciary Committee Karl Mundt R-Sd Georgia L. Lusk D-Nm Wiley Elizabeth Bentley

Belgian Mine Pension Cut Sparks Cross Border Inquiry

In Musson near the French border a Belgian miner who worked part of his career in France had his pension reduced for not meeting Belgian tenure. The Belgian Minister of Labor promised an inquiry into the case.

Brussels Musson France

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