Indian writer Charles Round Lowe Cloud dies at Black River Falls
The Indian report’s champion Charles Round Lowe Cloud died Thursday night in a Black River Falls hospital after an internal disorder. The Winnebago opponent of New Deal era policies, known as Charlie, had his last column weeks prior. Funeral plans set for Saturday at the Indian mission. burial to be decided between tribal or white attire.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Indian Report
Charles Round Lowe Cloud
Charlie
Jones Funmaker
Adam Thundercloud
Charles Round Love Cloud
Happy Hunting Ground
Jackson County
James Lowe
William Bearharlie
Indian Report columnist Charlie Lowe Cloud dies in Wisconsin
Charles R Lowe Cloud known as Indian Report of the Black River Falls Banner Journal and The La Crosse Tribune died Thursday night after a hospital visit. He was a Winnebago and longtime columnist with a famed weekly presence and connections to editor Harriet Noble and Congressman Merlin Hull.
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Charles R. Lowe Cloud
Black River Falls
Banner-Journal
la Crosse Tribune
Merlin Hull
U. S
Harriet Noble
Tribe
The
Tribune
Charlie Lowe Cloud
Shamrock
Jackson County
James Lowe
Carlyle University
Claims Questions Might Tend To Incriminate Me
John Maragon refused to answer most questions at the senate inquiry citing possible self incrimination. An accountant testified Maragon deposited 119608.61 over five years while he claimed income near 30000. He said yes when asked if he knew Harry Vaughan and declined further questions about any association with Vaughan.
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Washington
John Maragon
Senate
Maragon
Mundt
R-Sd
Harry Vaughan
Maj
Vaughan
Truman
Myron G. Ehrlich
Special Investigations
Hoey
DNC
Committee Behind Closed Doors
Carmine S. Bellino
Albert Verley Perfume Co
Chicago
Greece
Ehrlich
Congress Trails Other Suspects In B-36 Battle
Congressional investigators dig for more facts as six week hearings pause while the House Armed Services Committee seeks additional suspects connected to discredited charges of fraud and favoritism in the B-36 bomber program. Cedric Worth recants his memo while committee counsel Keenan pushes for accountability.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Defense
Johnson
Air
Symington
Floyd Odlum
Navy
Cedric Worth
Joseph B. Keenan
Navy Department
Worth
Dan Kimball
House
Keenan
Odlum
Consolidated- Vultee Aircraft Company
Rep. Bates
Rmass
Committee of Congress
Rep
van Zandt
R-Pa
AFT Denounces NAM Pamphlets in Schools
Milwaukee report states the American Federation of Teachers passed a resolution accusing the National Association of Manufacturers of distributing pamphlets with half truths to schools to influence student thought. The AFT also backed federal education aid, seeking minority inclusion and teacher salary support.
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Milwaukee
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Teachers
AFL
AFT
Lauder Fades Further at Scottish Home
Sir Harry Lauder the famed Scottish comedian aged 79 is gravely ill at his Strathaven home as doctors say his condition worsened Friday morning after several days of uremia and brain clots.
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Strathaven
Scotland
Harry Lauder
Here
Lauder
Weather outlook for La Crosse area Saturday
Scattered showers or thunderstorms to night or early Saturday followed by fair and cooler late Saturday. Low tonight 66 high Saturday 84.
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la Crosse
Probe Crash Of Two Interurban Trains
Milwaukee investigate crash injuring 19 as two eastbound interurban cars collided. Warrants may be issued if law violations are found in the rear end crash. Kenosha Motor Coach Lines questioned as third investigation possible. Miss Jane Kraus identified as likely lone witness.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Tierney
Milwaukee County
Kenosha Motor Coach Lines
LeRoy Equitz
Tierney
R. W. Gould
Northland Greyhound Lines
Kenosha Company
Equitz
Madison
Sam Byran
State Public Service Commission
Jane Kraus
Roy Geist
Youthful vandals topple stones in cemetery causing 2000 damage
Three boys aged six to eight tipped about 60 monuments in a Catholic cemetery Friday morning, concentrating damage in the south end. Two were caught immediately and the third soon after. they were turned over to the probation department.
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Herman Kendhammer
Crubel
Family Of 5 Seeks House After Eviction For Parking Lot
A La Crosse family of five, evicted after their home was sold for a parking lot, seeks local housing. With a rheumatic heart child needing Emerson school and no car, offers out of town are rejected. Hotel stays and meals strain finances. father employed locally. Call city desk La Crosse Tribune 3680.
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la Crosse
Emerson School
City Desk
la Crosse Tribune
Submarine Cochino Explodes Kills Seven Navy Crew
Six Navy submariners and a civilian technician die when the Cochino explodes and burns in Arctic waters. The USS Tusk rescues 84. the lone casualty aboard the Cochino is Robert W. Philo of Newark New Jersey. The incident occurs during cold water training off Norway with Adm Richard L Connally commanding the force. The Tusk heads to Hammerfest for medical aid as other missing sailors are listed with hometowns across Connecticut New Jersey and Missouri.
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Washington
Arctic
Navy
Robert W. Philo
Newark
N. J
Philco Corp
Philadelphia
Hammerfast
Toro
Adm
Richard L. Connally
U. S
European
U. S. Naval Submarine
New London
Conn
J.g
William M. Shafter, Jr
Stamford
Melvin B. Henneberger, Jr
Gloucester City
James R. Miller
Liberty
Robert L. Pinney
Sturgis
Mich
Robert F. Brunner, Jr
Altoona
John G Guttermuth
Midway Oval
Webean Bridge
Bulldozers Stop Creek in Bid to Find Missing Toddler
McGregor Minnesota National Guard crews halted a creek with a dirt barrier as a last resort in the search for three year old Larry Coleman missing since last Saturday on his grandparents farm about 30 miles north of here.
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Mcgregor, Minn
Larry Coleman
Minnesota National Guard
Here
Albert P Funk Jr Named Head of La Crosse Community Chest
Albert P Funk Jr a local attorney and former La Crosse County Taxpayers Association president was named general chairman of the first annual Community Chest campaign in La Crosse. He serves on the Boy Scout council executive board and is a World War II veteran.
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Albert P. Funk, Jr
Community Chest of
Oren W. Fowler
Community Chest Board
Indian columnist Charlie Lowe Cloud remembered in tributes
The La Crosse Tribune will reprint Charles R Lowe Cloud columns in Sundays Coulee Region Speaks. Indians mourn Charlie, with Henry Thunder conducting the burial at the mission cemetery and a large crowd expected for the last rites. Charlie valued by both Indians and whites for his journalism and gentle manner.
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Charles R. Lowe Cloud
Coulee
la Crosse Tribune
Black River Falls
Henry Thunder
Mission
Charlies
Jones Funmaker
Fanmaker
Charlie
Banner-Journal
County Shop Sale Scheduled by Delinquent Tax Board
The county highway shop property at 19th and Jackson will be sold at a public auction Saturday at 10 a.m. Bids may cover land and buildings together or separately. The building will be moved six months after title transfer. The sale is conducted by the county board delinquent tax committee chaired by Frank Check with Russell Schroeder as auctioneer.
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County Highway
19Th
Jackson Streets
County Board Delinquent Tax Committee
Frank Check
Russell Schroeder
Air Force to Move Headquarters and Cut Civilian Jobs
The Air Force announces moving the headquarters of four air forces and cutting civilian positions as part of Defense Secretary Johnson’s economy program. About 18 000 civilian jobs and 3 129 non regular officers will be terminated and six groups inactivated across 18 bases. nine bases declared surplus. Benjamin Harrison base in Indianapolis to be returned to the Army.
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Washington
Air Force Department
Defense
Johnson
Air Force
Benjamin Harrison Air Force
Indianapolis
Army Department
City records 11th infantile death in polio outbreak
Velda Dorschied 14 of 2222 South 16th Street died Friday at 7 a.m. in La Crosse hospitals, the 11th polio fatality in the current outbreak. She entered the hospital Thursday. daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Dorschied. Two new area cases were hospitalized Emil Path 29 Bangor teacher isolation ward and Roger Grunlen 17 Jackson County at Wisconsin General in Madison. La Crosse area total exceeds 100 with 100 cases reported. 27 in St Camillus isolation, 6 in Lutheran isolation. 15 in St Francis post polio wards, 3 out of isolation in Lutheran. County totals list La Crosse 35, Monroe 33, Jackson 6, Vernon 13, Trempealeau 4, Buffalo 3, Richland 1, Grant 1, Crawford 1. state total near 400 with new cases Shorewood Hills Dane County and Prairie du Sac Sauk County.
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Velda Dorschied
South 16Th Street
la Crosse
Herman Dorschied
Madison
Emil Path
Bangor High School
Roger Grunlen
Jackson County
Wisconsin General Hospital
City Health Department
St. Camillus
Lutheran Hospital
St. Francis
Lutheran
la Crosse County
Monroe
Jackson
Vernon
Trempealeau
Buffalo
Richland
Grant
Crawford
Shorewood Hills
Dane County
Prairie du Sac Village
Sauk County
Manitowoc Firm Seized in Bankruptcy Ruling
Eagle Insulation and Roofing of Sheboygan owned by Harry Petashnick and Mildred White, co partners, was adjudged bankrupt Thursday. Federal referee Francis Yindra issued the order at a hearing here, extending to the company operating in several counties.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Harry Petashnick
Mildred White
Eagle Insulation and Roofing Company
Sheboygan
Francis Yindra
Yindra
Tropical Winds Aim At Florida
A tropical hurricane with winds up to 120 mph passed north of Nassau Bahamas and aimed for south Florida. Forecasters warned of a likely strike near Miami on Friday with possible buzz saw along the coast from Miami to Palm Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Nassau
Bahamas
Florida
Gold Coast
Atlantic
Palm Beach
Ahamas
Vero Beach
Lake Okeechobee
Memorial work for Major Bong gains momentum in Poplar
Poplar Wisconsin officials and the Maj Richard I Bong Memorial Foundation pledge work to improve the memorial grounds. Officials say about $10 000 is available and plans are being drawn by architects while funds allow.
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Poplar
Wis
Richard S. Bong
America
la Crosse Tribune
Maj
Richard I. Bong
Polio Epidemic Near Halfway Point Still Unclear
New York reports from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis indicate 1949 may be the worst polio year in U S history with 17 306 cases to date and 3 422 new cases in the past week the highest weekly total on record. Dr Hart E van Riper notes the peak could occur between mid August and mid September and that the epidemic mid point has not yet been reached.
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New York
U. S
National Foundation For
Hart E. van Riper
Foundation
Dr. van Riper
Lost German police dog Brownie found by ad
Mrs. Tooke of Copeland Ave. placed a Want Ad after her police dog Brownie went missing. The brown male German shepherd answered to Brownie and was returned by the finder. Call 3212-R for responses if you have information.
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Thomas Tooke
Copeland Ave
the Tribune
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