Bishop Treacy Blesses St Thomas More Parish Church School
The Most Rev. John P. Treacy blessed the new St Thomas More church school in La Crosse offering the Eucharist in the building for the first time. He praised Pastor Rev. Joseph Wagner and Benedictine sisters joining Franciscan nuns, noting near 4,000 pupils across Catholic schools and urging strong religious education for future generations. The ceremony featured a pontifical mass, a Catholic War Veterans color guard, open house, and a reception with Benedictines.
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Christ
St. Thomas More Catholic
20Th
Weston Streets
John P. Treacy
Joseph Wagner
la Crosse
St. Thomas More
Benedictines
Barlow Street
Magr
Peter Pape
St. Joseph's Cathedral
A. N
Pigo
Leslie Kessler
James Temp
Thoms Sin- Ninger
Gerald Seubert
Geraled Poelingey
Holy Trinity
Hace
St. Raye
Giadioli
Clacones Hock
Mmes
Levey Bentzen
Lester Guggenscuehl
Carl Krueger
Herbert Lukas
Peter Moret
Beverly Zanter
John Zahn
Rober
Jonni Gadur
St. Joan of Arc Society
Old remedy halts two year hiccup plague in Calif
A 6 year old retired building contractor in Pasadena reportedly ends nearly two years of hiccups after trying a glass-water bending method urged by Joseph Wollert of Los Angeles. After consulting about 60 doctors, Theodore L. Syvertson achieved a complete cessation midway through the second glass and has not hiccuped since.
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Pasadewa
Calif
Theodore L. Syvertson
Joseph Wollert
Los Angeles
Holy Name Officers Named and St Thomas More Sketch Shown
Mrs. Albert Ender presides with Mrs. Bernard Hummel as vice president and other Holy Name society officers listed. Parishioners receive sketches of St Thomas More detailing his learning culture courtesy and saintly martyrdom born in London 1478 died 1535. More refused Henry VIII on church matters choosing sacrifice and loyalty to God and the Catholic Church.
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Bernard Hummel
Milton Schlicht
Anton Kessler
Holy Name Society
Ralph Lance
Lester Guggenbuehl
Clarence Clements
Leo Heilman
Thomas More
Ufe
Londo
Henry
England
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Anne Boleyn
St. Peter
St. Thomas More
Leutenant
Crash Kills 4 Top Oregon GOP Leaders
A private plane plunged into a lake near Klamath Falls killing four Oregon Republican leaders including State Rep. Earle Johnson of Corvallis senate nominee Wil liam Fluhrer and House nominee H Evans of Waldport. Rep. John Snellstrom of Eugene remained missing as divers searched the water. coroner testimony cited a sharp banking turn at low altitude before the crash.
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Obe
Oregon
Earle Johnson
Corvallis
William WH. Fluhrer
Mayford
Senate
H. H. Evans
Waidport
House
John Snellstrom
Eugene
George Adler
Berlin tensions rise as German advance, arrests, and photographer seized
Reports from Berlin describe a tense forenoon near Potsdamer Platz with Soviet troops patrolling the American and Russian sectors. A German officer and a Russian soldier confronted a photographer on Koethener street as two Americans released from the American Soviet borders were noted. Stumm’s headquarters stated Erdmann’s release was not ordered by Markgraf or a military government. British envoys awaited Molotov talks while concerns grew over boundary disclosures and the kafuffle in the ruined American sector.
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Johannes Stumm
Erdmann
Potsdamer Platz
Koethener Street
Stumia
Germany
Sherman Turner
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Royland Myers
Brooklyn
Headen
Heavon
Berlin
Russia
V. M. Molotov
World council born to unite churches across borders
Officials from 148 churches gather to form a permanent instrument of fellowship and cooperation on a worldwide scale. Rev Dr Samuel Cavert hails the move as a step toward a religious community without borders. John Foster Dulles, a lay Presbyterian delegate and adviser to Thomas Dewey, is slated to address the assembly tomorrow.
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Holland
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
World Council
Oxford
Edixburgh
Utrecht
Committee of 14
John Foster Dulles
Presbyterian Church
Tomas E. Dewey
Milwaukee Polio Toll Rises With Two More Deaths
Milwaukee reports two additional polio deaths over the weekend, bringing the year’s toll to 14 in the city and 21 among non residents. Five new cases add to a total of 73 Milwaukee cases and 21 non residents, with victims aged 12 and 13.
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Burbar Ee
Wath
County Court Daily Records entries and pleas
In La Croan Tony Cetlone and Weat La Croase pleaded PMNs to charges of disorderly conduct after paying £10 costs. Alvin Brown of 1828 Kinestrethh faced driving without a license with $1 costs. Richard R. Thompson paid $100 and costs. his drunk driving charge led to one year license revocation. DuWayne Monte of Hokah pled not guilty to taking a motor vehicle without consent. bond set at $4500. Wilardo Aiwnake pleaded innocent to battery. $200 bond. Additional notices reference fire crew responses, engine movements, and miscellaneous city incidents with times shown.
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Tony Cetlone
Weat la Croase
Chivas
Alvin Brown
Kinestrethh
Richard R. Thompson
DuWayne Monte
Hokah
Minn
WilardoAiwnake
State Street
Ngannie
Krina
Weather Record regional report for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Partly cloudy with scattered thund ershowers tonight mostly fair Tuesday. Continue warm across the region with hot conditions persisting into Tuesday. Weather notes indicate thunderstorm chances, continued heat, and unsettled conditions in parts of the Dakotas and neighboring areas.
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Sorin
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Iqwa
Catch Children Cracking Safe
Cincinnati police arrested two lit tle girls and an eight-year-old boy caught attempting to crack a safe in an automobile sales company office. Motorcycle Patrolman Albert Thiele found them pounding the safe with a hammer and axe after they had broken a window to enter. The oldest was an 11-year-old girl, with an eight-year-old boy and a four-year-old girl assisting. They had knocked off two combination knobs and were turned over to juvenile court.
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Cincinnati
Albert Thiele
Thiele
Lomakin Booked for Stockholm Passage Six Weeks Ago
Jacob M. Lomakin the Soviet consul general expelled by the United States heads for Gothenburg aboard the liner Stockholm. A Swedish American Line official said Lomakin his wife and two children will occupy a $1400 suite on the ship which sails next Saturday. The recall followed allegations of improper conduct tied to the Kasenkina case as the teacher’s condition improved at Roosevelt Hospital.
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Jacob M. Lomakin
State Department
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Sweden
Lomakin
Roosevelt Hospital
Coal Miners Pension Checks Start Soon
Washington reports eligible soft coal miners will receive 160 a month as pension checks begin mailing in September. United Mine Workers welfare fund officials said pension applications have been sent to all local unions. Eligibility includes at least 62 years old, 20 years service, UMW membership, and retirement after May 28 1946.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
United Mine Workers
Expect New Record In School Enrollment
Washington reports overall enrollment to reach a new high near 32,000,000 this fall. Public schools are projected at 22,797,000 students, high schools at 6,270,000, and colleges at 2,500,000 despite a decline in veterans on campuses.
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Washington
Offige
Prammit
Butter Price Slips in Milwaukee Area
Prices for 92 score butter fell to 73 cents at several Milwaukee stores, with a chain outlier cutting to 77 cents on Saturday. It marks the first time in over a year butter under 80 cents sold locally. Local shops report 92 score butter unavailable in La Crosse. A separate Kenosha notice reports seven burglaries and six attempted break-ins within a six-block area on Kenosha's southwest side, with $270 cash, whiskey, and cigarettes stolen from seven businesses.
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Milwaukee
la Crosse
Fee
Kenosha
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Bolise
Innocent Plea In Assault Case
Willard Manske of 2630 State Street pleaded innocent to assault and battery before Judge R V Ahlstrom in county court. Ervin Nuttleman of West Salem testified in the case arising from a fracas the evening of Aug 1 near West Salem when two local youths were reportedly injured after West Salem riders on motorcycles arrived from La Crosse.
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Willard Manske
State Street
R. V. Ahlstrom
Ervin Nuttleman
West Salem
Manske
la Crosse
West Selem
Sroot
Defense chiefs clash over guided missiles and bombers
Carl Spaatz, recently replaced by Gen Hoyt Vandenberg as air force chief, urged the US to be first to develop guided missiles due to no defense against such weapons. Discussions at Newport were set to cover missile appraisal and the air force navy clash over strategic bombing, including a revived dispute over a super carrier for A-bombs. The joint chiefs include Gen Omar S. Bradley and Adm Louis Denfeld.
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Carl Spaatz
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenberg
Newport
Spnate
Navy
Key West
Congress
Vandenberg
Joint Chiefs Group
Omar S.lardley
Army
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Install Officer SEATTLE Aeries Justice at Eagles Anniversary
Al Schmidt of Manitowoc Wisconsin was installed as a grand aerie justice at the Fraternal Order of Eagles fifty year anniversary meeting in Seattle yesterday.
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al Schmidt
Manitowoc, Wis
Order of Eagles
Window accidents kill two at home entries
In SHARTLESVILLE Pennsylvania a young mother Gladys Marit Strickland, 22, was strangled when a cellar window closed on her neck as she entered without keys. In National City California William Williams, 65, died after a window fell while he tried to climb in, with a coroners ruling of heart attack caused by the shock.
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Shartlesville
Peter Ricker
State Police Corp
Irvin L. Rothermel
Gladys Marit Strickland
National City
Calif
William Williams
Army Officers Tax Exemption Based On Pay Rates
A report on current army officer salaries shows more than half of monthly pay escapes income tax. Married second lieutenants with six to nine years service earn 337 dollars monthly, first lieutenants 352, captains 885, majors 470, and lieutenant colonels 536. Longer service yields higher pay.
House Looted as $200 Cash and Papers Stolen
Mr and Mrs William Wolf reported a weekend burglary at 1902 State Street. Cash in tens and twenties and documents including wills tax receipts deeds insurance papers and bonds were taken from a living room safe after a screen removal and window prying. A dresser was rummaged but nothing else missing. The safe was unlocked when found.
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William Wolf
State Street
Wolf
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