German Youth Hold Key To Germany's Future Says Observer
Robert W. Hanson reports from Berlin that Germany's future hinges on the redirection of its educated youth. He cites shortages of school facilities and funds, unemployment rising in the west, and ongoing Soviet occupation impact. Berlin shows shattered walls and fear, while the airlift remains a symbol of American resolve.
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Tri-State Deaths Include Cohen and Klundby Obituaries
Beloit resident Walter W. Cohen 70 died after extended illness. Funeral services were held at Hart Funeral Home Hillsboro and First Congregational Church with burial at Mount Vernon cemetery. Survived by wife, daughter Bella Pittenger, son Floyd, three brothers, and three grandchildren. Galesville widow Mrs. Andrew Klundby 77 died at home after long illness near North Bend. Born La Crosse County, she previously lived Hardie Creek. Survived by husband, daughter Elin Ryder, three sisters, two brothers, three grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Services set at Hardies Creek Lutheran Church with burial in Church cemetery.
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Galesville
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la Crosse County
Hardie Creek
Raymond
Elin) Ryder
Jennie Larson
John Hanna
Jutia Salmonson
la Crosse
Peter
John Johnson
North Fonda
Hardies Creek Lutheran Church
E. Veyang
Rent Meeting Set in Madison With Officials
A county level rent control briefing scheduled for Tuesday will be held in the governor’s office in Madison. County Clerk Hsther M. Domke will attend, alongside representatives from federal and state central offices, as part of a meeting arranged by the County Clerks State association.
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Doctor Buchman to Attend Chicago Cardio Course
Dr. M Buchman closes offices at 105 North Fourth Street for two weeks to attend an intensive post graduate electrocardiography course at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago. He will reopen his offices on June 26.
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Poor Violet He Cat Allergic To Mice Inquisitive feline tale
The piece follows Violet the cat with a girl name who is allergic to mice. Violet grows sick after every catch and even near a mouse triggers sneezing. The dogged pup Percy notes Violet sometimes barks and scares birds and visitors alike, possibly due to a kittenhood friend Patsy or May shelf.
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British Press Sees War Threat In Note
London papers warned that the new vision note to Marshal Tito sounded like the worst threat of war since 1939. The Telegraph called it the language of Hitler’s exhausted patience, while the Herald said it neared a threat of war, the Yorkshire Post likened it to Nazi propaganda, and the Daily Mail noted acute hostility that could lead to war.
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Jefferson-Jackson victory dinner chair announced in Wisconsin
Charles E. Broughton named chairman of the 1949 Jefferson-Jackson victory dinner to be held October 8 at the auditorium in Milwaukee. Jerome Fox announced the appointment from Chilton as state Democratic chair. The event expects about 1500 attendees with tickets priced at 25 and 100 dollars per plate.
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Stoughton
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Madison
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Shorewood
James Doyle
Democratic Organizing Committee
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Young Fond du Lac businessman killed in crash
A 26 year old Fond du Lac businessman Harry Gneiser Jr treasurer of a garage and car agency owned by his father died when his light plane a Cessna crashed near Fond du Lac Sunday. His 20 year old companion Wilma Zimmerman suffered head injuries and a broken leg. The Civil Aeronautics Administration ordered an investigation and a passing motorist pulled the pair from the wreckage four miles east of Fond du Lac. The crash did not ignite. Local officials offered no immediate explanation for the crash.
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St Agnes Hospital
Thirteen Escaped from Georgia State Mental Hospital Ward
Thirteen inmates escaped the maximum security ward of Georgia’s state hospital Sunday, three of them recent prison transfers from Reidsville. Hyde, Croan, and Rex were among the men, with Hyde considered the most dangerous and Rex captured near Irwinton Macon. All three reportedly went insane from long confinement. 12 were recaptured before midnight Monday.
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Peacock
Imental Institution
Freed Lifer Held in Detroit Slay Case
Detroiter Bernard Niedzialkowski, freed under a quick justice rule, faces a murder charge in the fatal slaying of his second wife Madeline Patricia Koszyk. Police say he shot her at close range with a borrowed shotgun, repeating a pattern from his first wife’s death. Koszyk’s husband Anthony Koszyk, 34, produced their 1947 marriage license, and authorities note she once taught in Alabama and was mother to two children by a previous marriage.
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Max T. Heller Dies in Milwaukee Firm Founder
Max T. Heller, 72, founder and chairman of Milpritz, died Sunday in Tucson after several months illness. He retired as president of the Milwaukee printing firm and moved to a ranch near Tucson about two years ago. Berks county council in England voted to hold no press conferences before or after meetings.
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Grains and Livestock Markets Report From Chicago SWIFT Co
The market summary from Chicago shows wholesale prices and bids for wheat corn oats and live cattle. Reports note steady overall demand with specific price ranges for heavy and light cattle weights and hogs with spot and futures activity alongside dairy and poultry items. Local crime and court notices follow market data including sentencing for nonsupport and fines for traffic violations as listed in La Crosse and surrounding counties.
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Navy Volunteer Composite Unit Meeting Clarified
The Navy Unit To Meet at the Naval Reserve Training Center at 8 p.m. Monday, corner of 23rd and Green Bay streets. Membership open to any naval reserve officer to sustain the navy's reserve force and national defense with retirement benefits available to members.
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Des Moines editor Harvey Ingham dies at 90
Des Moines mourns the passing of Harvey Ingham aged 90, longtime editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune for four decades until his 1942 retirement. Born near Algona, his death prompts remembrance of a career shaping the paper's mid century voice.
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Notice to Contractors for La Crosse public works bids
The City of La Crosse invites sealed proposals for curb and gutter work on Vine Street to Jackson Street and other streets, with plans on file at City Clerk. Bids must include contract and bond, plus a five percent certified check, and are due September 7 1949. The City reserves the right to reject any bid and the work must start within ten days after award and finish in sixty working days.
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WANTED STEADY MAN Year Around Work Vacation with Pay Apply LEVY'S NEWS
Advertisement seeking steady work year round with travel, pay, commissions, and advancement. Claims earnings of 64 dollars weekly plus commissions, potential to 5000 dollars after training, and offers transportation, advancement, and positions with a known firm. Recruits urged to meet reps Mr Grilagher in Stratford and Mr Rose in Milner Hotel Mandasang for interviews.
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Wisconsin Entries Dominate Fete at Chicagoland Music Festival
Wisconsin entrants excelled in multiple divisions at the Chicagoland music festival on Saturday night. Highlights include Haton twirlers and Navire boys earning high placements, Dickie Werner of Racine taking juvenile girls second, Roger Kurucz of Cudahy winning juvenile boys first, Marjorie J Loberg of Mishicot placing third in piano solo class A, and the Wsuwatosa Recreational Band earning first in bands class B.
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