Diplomat Slams US Student Actions at Budapest Festival
A U S diplomat in Prague condemned some Americans at a world youth and students festival in Budapest. He cited actions like denouncing leaders as warmongers and demanding the International, and said organizers are investigating the background of certain American delegates. About 200 Americans attended.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
Budapest
Ty Oe
New York
Paris
Peole
Stalin
Week Marks Worst Polio Week in Illinois History
Springfield reports the week ending Saturday as the worst polio period of the year with 77 new cases pushing the week total to 348 and 1 235 for 1949. Officials note 33 of 102 counties reporting, with 82 polio deaths unchanged.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
State Health Department
Emergency Decree Declared as Chile Deploys Troops
The government declared a state of emergency across Chile and sent troops and naval units into six mining provinces after Communist led strikes flared. One mine was seized by 6,000 strikers while another threatened resistance if troops were deployed.
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Santiago
Chile
Reburial Set For Navy Man Killed At Sea
Ensign Harold E. Barrett USNR son of Mr and Mrs R J Barrett 1716 Farwell street will have burial services at 1 30 pm Friday in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery Missouri. Barrett enlisted 1943 and joined the Pacific fleet as a navy aviation navigator on January 17 1944. He was missing in April 1944 after a bombing squadron 115 plane based on Green Island in the Admiralty group failed to return. He was declared dead in February 1946. He leaves parents five brothers and six sisters with relatives in La Crosse and Elgin Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Barrett
USNR
R. J. Barrett
Farwell Street
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
Missouri
Barrett
Pacific Fleet
Navy
Green Island
Admiralty Group
English Lutheran Church
Raymond
Kenneth
David
John
la Crosse
Donald
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eugene
Marjorie) Retzlaff
Richard
June
Rick
Douglas
Betty) Reese
Dorothy
Ida
Russell
Margaret) Strong
Elgin
Rev Leinfelder Returns From Rome Studies
The Rev. Philip Leinfelder of La Crosse has returned from studies at the American college in Rome after completing a three year term. He is staying with his mother Mrs. Frank Leinfelder at 1222 Main Street and will receive an appointment once Bishop John P. Treacy returns from Europe. Prior to Rome he served on the Aquinas school faculty and as assistant priest at Holy Trinity parish.
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Philip Leinfelder
la Crosse
American College
Rome
Frank Leinfelder
Main Street
Leinfelder
John P. Treacy
Europe
Aquinas School
Holy Trinity Parish
Massive U S steel stock viewed in national survey
A recent estimate claims more than one billion tons of steel are in use across the United States. The figure reflects broad infrastructure, manufacturing, and construction demand sustaining a vast steel economy.
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America
CIO Labor News Plans For Joint Parade And Meeting
Labor leaders schedule meetings for Aug 22 1949 and Aug 24 1949 at Pioneer Labor Hall La Crosse. CIO locals 401 175 316 395 396 14 124 81 984 will form a parade with AFL and Railroad Brotherhoods marching from Fourth and Market to Myrick Park. Speakers include Rep Gardner Withrow WSIC President Herman Steffes UAW rep Donald Yolton and an AFL council rep. The CIO tent at the La Crosse Inter State Fair drew 4000 6000 visitors. finances slightly over budget. locals commend the effort and plan future all relations events. Local 396 UAW funded a blood bank program to collect donor blood at St Francis Hospital records kept for hospital use.
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Pioneer Labor Hall
Menbey
Vaenna
la Crosse County Industrial Union Council
CIO
AFL
Railroad Brotherhoods
Fourth
Market North
Fourth Street
Brotherhood
State
West Avenue
Forest Avenue
la Crosse Street
Myrick Park
Akers
Gardner R. Withrow
Herman Steffes
Wisconsin State Industrial Union Council
Donald Yolton
UAW International
AFL Trades and Labor Council
la Crosse
UAW
St. Francis Hospital
Hatchet Trial Delayed In Wisconsin Case
Mary Boyd's trial for first degree murder in Emil Schenk's hatchet death is postponed indefinitely by Circuit Judge M G Eberlein. The 35 year old Indian woman is placed on $1000 bond conditional on hospitalization and surgery, defense attorney citing anemia and need for operation.
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Shawano
Wis
Mary Boyd
Emil Schenk
M. G. Eberlein
Atty
Jack Schumacher
Attention Farmers Pay High Prices for Horses
Farmers receive top dollar for horses and horseshoeing by the LA CROSSE RENDERING WORKS. Phone 2100 for collection.
Tribune Seeks Full Details on Age Experience and Education
The notice requests comprehensive information on age, experience, and education for the position. It outlines the required documentation and submission deadlines to ensure applicants meet all eligibility criteria.
Christmas Card Money Makers and Home Help Wanted
A long list of classified ads offering high earnings from selling Christmas cards and imprinted stationery, plus part time and home work. Entries include names and addresses such as Boulevard Art Chicago and Peerless Greetings Highland Park, with offers of samples on approval and commissions up to 80-100 percent, plus ads for housekeepers and child care positions in various cities.
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Jackson, Dept
Chicago
Illinois
Friendship
Adams
Elmira
N. Y
Wetmore & Sugden
Monroe
Dept
Rochester
la Crosse
Vernon
Wisconsin
Robert Hail
Outfit
Harley J. Scott Co
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minn
Boulevard
West van Buren
EE — Star
Glenwood
Inn
Peature
Wallace Brown
Wells
Southern Es Ae
Pauline
Dept. c-1
Memphis
Tenn
State Bank
Delux
Peerless Greetings
Highland Park
Cincinnati, Jr
Elmcraft
S. Western
Onalaska Ave
Royal Ice Cream Shop
C. T. Shannon
tn _ Crescent
Frederick Wege
West Salem
Wis
T. E. Gundersen
Hosiery Firm Head Dies At Milwaukee
Louis E. Heilbronner 83 longtime Holeproof Hosiery Co. chairman died at his Milwaukee home after a month of illness. He joined Holeproof at 15 when it was Kalamazoo Knitting Works and moved its plant here. He rose to president in 1933 and board chairman in 1945. Survived by two sons Herbert and Alph.
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Milwaukee
Louis_ E. Heilbronner
Holeproof Hosiery Co
Heilbronner
Holeproof
Kalamazoo Knitting Works
Kalamazoo
Mich
Herbert
Alph
Eau Claire School Superintendent Dies
Sam G. Davey 52 longtime Eau Claire schools head since 1944 died at home Friday of a heart attack. Former director of the Vocational school and longtime principal of the high school he is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Sam G. Davey
Davey
Pearson Blames Murray In Pattern As Air Force Probes Black Marketing
The air force continues its investigation into black marketing charges against Maj. Gen. Clayton Bissell with Maj. Gen. Bissell traveling between Washington and Frankfort to compile information. Former Rep. Charles La Follette is offered Guam’s first civilian commissioner post. Hawaiian delegate Joe Farrington presses for a territories branch under Guy Gabrielson with a potential contribution. General Bradley’s grandson Hankie Benlema coins him “Omar.”
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Air Force
Clayton Bissell
Washington
Frankfort
Charles la Follette
Ind
Guam
Americans For Democratic Action
Joe Farrington
Guy Gabrielson
Territories
Farrington
Bradley
Hankie Benlema
Omar
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Wisconsin Historian Wins Social Science Research Council Fellowship
Donald J. Berthrong former resident of 1208 Kane Street receives a one year research fellowship from the Social Science Research Council in Washington DC He pursues a PhD in history at the University of Wisconsin and resides at Badger Village He is the son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Berthrong of La Crosse.
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Donald J. Berthrong
Kane Street
Social Science Research Council of
Washington, D. C
University of Wisconsin
Badger Village
LeRoy Berthrong
la Crosse
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Diplomat
Ensign Harold Barrett
CIO Labor News
All White
du Pont
Newburg
Emma Reynolds
Sally
G. P. Brown
Reynolds
Hellwig
Morris
Howard L. Aiken
Kienahs Flower Shop
Kenneth _Creviston
St. Marys Hospital
Hauser
Travel
Oshkosh, Wis
Tribune
Angie Dozer
Everett Howe
Rose
Barron's
Tote
Black River Falls
P.&w. Washerette
Main
Boyer’s
s @st insurance company
M Mae's
Spencer
Elizabeth Griffith
R.R
Emma Emma En Lin
W. A. Krajewski
Mississippi
Kemper-Thomas Company
Kemper- Thomas Company
Norwood Park
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thoburn
Johnson
Motor Company
Dodge-Plymouth
Bie
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
Losey Blvd
Arentz’ Trailer Court
Onalaska Road
Dodge
Plymouth
Johnson Motor CO
FORD
Ben Wertz, Jr
No. Court St
Sparta
Chevrolet
6Th St
W.L.A.D
Scott- Burgess, Inc. _ Inc
State St
Zimmer
Colonial
P. O. Box
Main St
Auto Service
Ironwood House
Charles Abbott
New Albia
Iowa
Liberal
Midland
9Th Ave
Onalaska
Spartan
Rose St
Saley
and Auto Wrecking CO
Vine St
DeSoto
Carburetor & Electric CO
Jay ST. PH
Chrysler
Buick
Ford Club
Gambles
Pearl
King W.L.A.D
Rawleigh
City of la Crosse
Buffalo
Crawford County
Rawleigh’s
N. la Crosse County
Oe Company
Dept. A
Freeport
Arabia
Canada
Cerlon
U.S.A
Knoxville
Optican Bros
West
Smith, Inc. C
Greenfield
Mass
Strongpoint Pencil CO
Mexico
Low Motor Co
North 6Th W.L.A.D
Cheney
Chrysler Windsor
Tri-State Coulee
Old Salem House
Badger
South 2Nd
Max’s
Third St
Caledonia Jacobson
Betz Cabinet Shop
Ferry St
Coulee Region
Caledonia Street
Modern Exterminator Co
Condit St
E. L. Kloss
Jackson
Tillman Bros
Home Service Datacleaner
la Crescent
Rt. 1
South Ridge Road
Howard Nelson
Tim Severson
RAY Advertising Service
Kingsley
Joe's
Ps Pants
Jay St
Mattress Iss
Edward Layland
Ray L. Revor
King St
Midwest
Equip. Co
Caledonia
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Sth
Ave
Kathary and Wuensch
Pearl St
Columbia Window
Shades
J Schneider Co
Bridge
Pearson
Murray
North 6Th St. W.L.A.D
Packard
West Ave
A. J. Clark
Eevee
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