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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

5

Seek To End Nash Strike

Representatives of the U S conciliation service aimed to arrange a meeting today between Nash Kelvinator Corp officials and UAW CIO leaders to end a work stoppage at the Seaman body division in Milwaukee and the Kenosha plant. A decision on a possible full strike was set for tomorrow by local 76 at the Seaman plant.

Milwaukee U. S. Conciliation Service Nash-Kelvinator Corp Uaw-Cio Seaman Body Nash Kenosha Seaman Herbert Steffes Steffes Nash-Kelvinator

Three Welders Die in Asphalt Plant Blast in Memphis

A father and son welding team and their helper were killed in an explosion at the Trumbull Asphalt plant in Memphis. The workers were near a large asphalt still when the blast occurred, possibly from an acetylene torch. Victims were T. H. Wolfe age 39, his son Howard Wolfe 16, and Henry Gleece about 50.

Memphis Tenn Trumbull Asphalt Company of Delaware Benjamin Herman, Jr T. H. Wolfe Howard Wolfe Henry Gleece

Leon Blum Rebuffed by French Socialist Congress

In Paris the French Socialist party national congress rejected Leon Blum's leadership by a 2964 to 1363 vote. Blum had urged rejection of influences he warned would align the party with the Communist party. Daniel Mayer presented the policy report and resigned with his aides after the vote.

Paris National Congress French Socialist Party Leon Blum Blum Communist Party Daniel Mayer

Tri State Deaths Highlight Five Obituaries Across States

Funeral notices span Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin honoring Anna Lutz Otto Bock Troy Dick Gribble and Mrs William Webb James Hough obituary details include birth dates residence years married and surviving relatives with services in Caledonia Lansing Viola Viroqua and Whitehall venues.

Caledonia Minn Anna Lutz Phillip Goetzinger St. John’s Lutheran Church Karl Gurgle Evergreen Cemetery Lutz Anna Kuster Samuel Kuster Cincinnati Ohio Lansing Henry Lutz Frank Otto Schuttoff Minneapolis Arthur William Coe Seattle Henry Kuster Grand Forks North Dakota Chris Rudisuhli Sandstone, Minn Viola Wis Troy Dick Gribble Blue River Forest Richland County Claude Gribble United Brothern Church Gordon Core Viola Cemetery Viroqua William E. Webb Court Street Ellery J. Beal William Webb Mabel Norris West Salem Lawrence Dickson Menomonie Mary B. Webb

Sharp's Park Fire Truck Risks Unauthorized Drivers

Sharp's Park California volunteers warn that unauthorized drivers of the town fire truck will be prosecuted. Board Secretary O F Tonnella notes the town shows a desire to drive the vehicle, with incidents of an unapproved driver taking half the firehouse door on the bumper and a raid on a fire.

Sharp’s Park Calif Board O. F. Tonella Sharp's Park

Pat the carnival monkey finally caught by animal crackers

In Los Angeles Pat the carnival monkey eluded police, zoo keepers, and newsmen for five days. He slipped into a house through a kitchen window and was lured inside by a dish of animal crackers. His mate Fiji watched from a leash outside as Pat ignored all calls to return.

Los Angeles Pat Fiji

Chilton family ties mark birthday twins and two daughters

Mrs. Edward W. Chilton notes a family pattern as all three children share birth dates. She was born August 27, 1919, with daughter Patricia born August 27, 1939, and Susan born August 27, 1946 in Long Beach, California.

Lansing Otto Bock Mathilda Severson Burke C. H. Willemssen Oak Hill Martin Kohlstad Dubuque Karl Jacobs Long Beach Calif Edward W. Chilton Patricia Susan

Airplane sent to aid hearse trip in Illinois

Barry Myers of Mount Vernon, an undertaker, had a tire go flat on a hearse carrying a body from Chebanse to Mount Vernon. A second tire blew out in Tuscola. with no spare there he asked his son to bring one by plane. The spare arrived and Myers completed the trip without further incident.

Tuscola Ill Barry Myers Mount Vernon Myers Chebanse

Frat elects trustee at Beta Theta Pi convention

Elmer Jennings of Appleton Wisconsin was elected trustee of Beta Theta Pi at the fraternity's 107th annual convention held yesterday on Mackinac Island Michigan.

Mackinac Island Mich Elmer Jennings Appleton, Wis Beta Theta Pi

Nation's buses move record passengers and miles

Last year the nation's 81,875 motor buses carried about 9.742 billion passengers. The fleet logged around 3.165 billion miles in travel, reflecting the scale of urban and rural commuting nationwide.

Are You Critical About Quality Illustrated-Engagement Ring

An illustrated ad describes an engagement ring with a brilliant center diamond and four cut diamonds. The offer price includes a Federal tax.

Record Cow Prices Hit Wisconsin July Peak

Wisconsin milk cow prices in July reached a record high of 159 dollars per head, the highest monthly average in state history. Prices rose as subsidies and price controls were removed, with milk prices at 3.24 dollars per hundred pounds, while federal subsidy payments declined from 45 cents per hundred pounds in June.

Madison Wisconsin

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