Help Wanted Tidbits From La Crosse Tribune Ads
Classified notes show job openings for bookkeeping training with steady 40 hour weeks and pension promises at La Crosse Tribune Co. Also listings for under 27 travel positions with chaperoned groups and fashion selling opportunities offering earnings and no investment.
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Ristow
c/o
la Crosse Tribune Co
Crosse
Wisconsin
Marv. Miller Agency
West Salem
Wis
Russell Schroeder
Farnam St
la Crosse
Tranelant No
South 16Th Street
Tribune
Bridal Consultant Dept hiring for part time and full time
Advert keeps housewives aware of positions in bridal consultant department with pay range from 10 to 70 dollars weekly. Training provided and car required. Personal interview by calling Mrs. Johnson at 23876 before 2 00 PM.
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Johnson
A. B
Happy Linker Hotel
Tribune
U S Faces Australia In Davis Cup Challenge Round
The United States and Australia clash in the Davis Cup Challenge Round at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Vic Seixas faces Ken Rosewall in the first singles with Tony Trabert meeting Lewis Hoad next, followed by the doubles Seixas-Trabert against Hoad-Hartwig.
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Forest Hills
N.Y. W
United States
Australia
West Side Tennis Club
Vic Seixas
U.S
Philadelphia
Ken Rosewall
Fin
Tony Trabert
Lewis Ho
Grand American Handicap Opens With 2000 Shooters At Vandalia
The Grand American Handicap trap shoot begins at Vandalia Ohio with 2000 plus entrants and nearly 100000 in prize money. F B Rees from Heyworth Illinois and Weldon Hopman of Buckley Illinois led 1759 entrants at 998x100 before a committee investigates whether Rees should have shot from 21 yards based on a prior Casey Illinois state shoot score.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Western Hemisphere
F. B. Rees
Heyworth
Ill
Weldon Hopman
Buckley
Amateur Trapshooting Assn
ATA
Rees
Illinois
Casey
Hermanski Sells Heavy Equipment in Providence RI
Gene Hermanski former Dodgers Cubs and Pirates outfielder now sells heavy construction equipment in Providence Rhode Island. He played with Oakland in the Pacific Coast League in 1954.
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Providence, R.I
Gene Hermanski
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Providence
Oakland
Bettenhausen Wins Milwaukee Stock Car Race in Record Pace
Tony Bettenhausen drove his 1955 Chrysler to first in the 150 mile national stock car event at the Wisconsin State Fair. He set a record at 1 hour 49 minutes 52.87 seconds averaging 81.9 mph and earning 2115 dollars of the 11700 dollar purse from 17166 spectators. John McGrath finished second in a 1955 Mercury with Marshall Teague third in a 1955 Chevrolet.
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Milwaukee
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Bettenhausen
John McGrath
South Pasadena
Calif
Mercury
Marshall Teague
Daytona Beach
Fla
Walt Faulkner
Long Beach
Bill Kearney
Calumet City
Norm Nelson
Racine
Nelson
Giel Reflects On Big Game For Gophers
Giants pitcher Giel recalls his landmark football performance against Michigan, a 11 year wait for the Little Brown Jug. He gained 112 rushing yards, 169 passing yards from 18 attempts, scored two touchdowns and threw for a third, with two interceptions and five kick returns.
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New York
Giel
Giants
Minnesota
Michigan
Gophers
Paul
Poirer to Box Christensen in 10 Round NY Match
Gene Poirer of Niagara Falls faces Danish welterweight Chris Christensen over 10 rounds at St. Nicholas Arena in New York on August 29. The bout will be televised nationally.
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New York
NEA
Gene Poirer
Niagara Falls
Chris Christensen
St. Nicholas Arena
Independence Wins 4-3 to Reach Trempealeau Finals
Independence advances to the Trempealeau County league finals by defeating Ettrick 4 to 3 in a best of three series. Wozney held Ettrick to five singles while Independence tallied 11 off Ronnie Bierne. Key hits came from Jim Sendlebach Rich Smeija and Rich Sabota.
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Independence
Wis
Shaughnessey
Ettrick
Blair
Wozney
Ronnie Bierne
Jim Sendlebach
Rich Smeija
Rich Sabota
Rollie Bierne
W. Smeija
Middle Seniors Take Over In Women's National Amateur
The Women's National Amateur golf event at Myers Park in Charlotte moves into semifinals as the so-called middle seniors lead. Jane Nelson 27 and Pat Lesser 22 dominate quarterfinals with 3 under par rounds, while Polly Riley 29 and Betty Probasco 25 win hard earned 1 up.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jane Nelson
Miss Nelson
Indianapolis
Scott Probasco Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Pat Lesser
Seattle University
Nelson
Lesser
Myers Park Country Club
Jane
Barbara McIntire
Toledo
Ohio
Pat
H. S. Covington
Orangeburg
S.C
Probasco
Riley
Cashton dominates Melrose 23 7 in Northwestern league clash
Cashton built a 20 1 lead after six innings then held on to rout Melrose 23 7 in a Western Wisconsin League game. Duane Schmitz started and won for Melrose before being relieved by Joe Thienes. Jim McIntyre homered for Cashton while Emil Timm and Gilbertson powered Melrose. Final stats to be released within 10 days as league plans and all star selections unfold.
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Cashton
Wis
Melrose
Wisconsin
Holmen
Sparta
Bangor
Duane Schmitz
Joe Thienes
Schmitz
Jim McIntyre
Harvernandez
Paul Koessler
al Stuckey
Koessler
Bunts
Emil Timm
Gilbertson
U S Faces Davis Cup Challenge Round With Small Streak
Forest Hills New York United States arrives for the Davis Cup Challenge Round against Australia with a winning streak of one. The rivalry notes Australia held four straight titles until last year and the United States had a four year run before that. War years interrupted 1940 to 1945. Australia first won in 1939 and the 1938 US victory kept the two nations as the sole Challenge Round participants for 17 years.
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Bert
Hamilton Richardson
Seixas
Australia
Trabert
Hoad
Rosewall
Harry Hopman
Talbert
Setxas
Forest Hills
N.Y. UW
United States
Milwaukee Falks Cup Second Tourney Win
Milwaukee Falks captured their second straight win in the non professional tournament, beating Council Grove Kansas Indians 10 to 4 in Wichita. Milwaukee remained 2-0 entering the third round while Council Grove opened 1-1. Milwaukee set to face Columbus Ohio or Linton Texas winner Monday for a top ten spot.
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Wichita
Kan
Milwaukee Falks
Secondstraight
Council Grove
Indians
Milwaukee
Kansas
Columbus Ohio- Linton
Tex
J. Brown
Hunter
Schwein
F. Brown
Poquette
Lutz
Gohesch
Spahn Finds New Pattern In Victory Over Giants
New York. Warren Spahn pitched past the Giants 3 2 and said he has a new pattern of victory. He noted the strike zone is shrinking and his fast ball is slower as he attacks from the knees. Spahn refused to predict wins but said he won’t lose further this season. Braves rookie Chuck Tanner was hospitalized for rib checks with no fractures.
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New York
Warren Spahn
Giants
Spahn
Chuck Tanner
Braves
Baseball Award Leaders in the National and American Leagues
AP summary lists batting leaders Ashburn and Campanella in the NL with .323 average, Snider 103 runs, 116 RBIs, 161 hits. Kluszewski hitting 41 homers, Banks 39, and Bruton 19 stolen bases. In the AL Kaline 354 at bats and 107 runs, Mantle 33 homers, 105 RBIs, 175 hits. Byrne 12 3 record, Donovan 14 4, Score 194 strikeouts.
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Ashburn
Philadelphia
Campanella
Brooklyn
Snider
Cincinnati
Mays
New York
Ennis
Bell
Kluszewski
Logan
Milwaukee
Aaron
es—Bruton
Long
Kaline
Detroit
Power
Kansas City
Mantle
Jensen
Boston
Boone
Kuenn
Carey
Giambra Set to Challenge Bobo Olson in TV Bout
Giambra faces middleweight champion Carl Olson in a televised 9 p.m. CST bout from San Francisco. Olson, the favorite, seeks to rebound after a light heavyweight title shot loss to Archie Moore. Giambra aims to rebound into national ratings with sharp left hook work and confidence.
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San
Jimmy Martinez
Portland
Ore
NBC
Civic Pride Umpire Resigns After Argument at Softball Game
In Greenville South Carolina Jimmy Simkins umpired a civic team game. After a batter argued on the plate Simkins called ball three and then resigned his unpaid post saying he agreed it was ball three.
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Greenville
S.C
Jimmy Simkins
Civic
Hidden Trap Reveals Storm Hit Golf Balls Discovery
In St. Thomas Ontario a storm felled a rotten apple tree at the municipal golf course. Golfers discovered 11 golf balls inside the hollow trunk shedding light on the vanished drives.
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ST. Thomas
Ont
Tribune Classified Advertising Rates Overview
Classified ad rates and policies outline a seven day low rate plan and advance payment refunds. Details cover word counts from 15 to 18 words, minimum one day ads, deadlines for receipt and publication, Sunday deadlines, liability limits, corrections, and cancellations. Also includes lost and found notices for items and a free transportation offer for a young man.
Classified column with local services and ads
A dense set of classified notes lists piano tuning and repair, saw sharpening, lawncare items, mattress work, electric shavers repair, watch repair, pest extermination, and various home services. Entries include contact phones and local businesses such as Nort h Crosse Hardware and La Crosse Woolen Mills Co with multiple trades like chimney building and general carpentry.
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RAY L Revor
Jackson Dial
North Crosse
St Cloud
la Crosse Woolen Mills Co
George
Eva Fence Data EE
UL Kloss
Tribune
Speeders' Club Forms in Dunn North Carolina
Speeders convicted in Harnett County are invited to join the 55 Club. Membership cards declare eligibility by speeding conviction and a pledge to aid the fight against speeding in Harnett County and North Carolina. Cpl. Ronnie F Williamson of the Highway Patrol started the idea, with approval from Ed Scheidt, state motor vehicle commissioner.
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Dunn
N.C
Harnett County
North Carolina
Cpl
Ronnie F. Williamson
State Highway Patrol
Ed Scheidt
Photo Collection at George Eastman House Memorial Center
World’s most complete historical photographic collection is housed at the George Eastman House in Rochester New York, a memorial to the man who popularized photography.
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George Eastman House
Rochester
N.Y
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Fairgrounds
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George Nelson
Westby
Copeland Ave
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Monroe County
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William E. Bruning
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Bobo Olson
102Nd Infantry Division
Camp McCoy
Sverdrup
Bill Vickrey
Southern Illinois
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la Crosse State College
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Roger Alexander
Alma Center
Vicinity Fifth
Jackson
Travel
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Tillman Bros
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Industrial & School Equipment Co
Bainbridge Street
Wallpaper & Paint CO
Edward Layland
Yanzer Sanitarium
North
Tal
Spencer
Blanche MacPherson
South 6Th
North Side
Soell
South 6Th St
Speeders’ Club
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Standard Oil CO
Need & Man
Moen Photo Service
Main St
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