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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1949

Page

12

Seek To Avert Ford Strike

Detroit reports full page ads warn that another Ford strike would threaten national economic stability as Ford and the CIO United Auto Workers near agreement on minor non economic issues while rejecting progress on wage demands. Walter Reuther warns of a potential 106000 worker walkout if needed. Board of Commerce cites a 23 day strike last May costing 243 million to the nation.

Detroit Mich Ford Nast Ford Company CIO United Auto Walter Reuther Reuther Board of Commerce

City Schools Open on Next Wednesday Enrollment Times

The text notes that City Schools open next Wednesday with Kindergarten enrollment between 8 30 and 11 am for the morning session and 1 15 to 3 30 pm for the afternoon session. Parents uncertain of their child's session are advised to enroll in the morning.

Connell Dies on Railroad Dining Car Trip in Chicago Area

W J Connell 61 died suddenly of a heart attack Saturday evening while serving as a dining car steward on a railroad out of Chicago. He is survived by his wife and is nephew to Mrs. Margaret Wall and Julia McCarthy of Ettrick. Funeral services were planned in Chicago Wednesday with attendees Mrs. Everett Guse and Leonard and James Wall of Ettrick.

Ettrick Wis W. J. Connell Chicago Margaret Wall Julia McCarthy Everett Guse Whitehall Leonard James Wall

Funeral services for Ngeborg N Hendrickson in Spring Grove

Funeral services were held for Ngeborg N Hendrickson 79 who died August 19 in a Spring Grove hospital. The Rev O Mikkelson officiated at Trinit Lutheran Church with burial in Trinity Lutheran cemetery. Survived by husband three sons Hemil Magnus and Herbert a brother Hendrick Sheyenne ND and one sister Hennine Lomita CA. Four sons and two daughters preceded her in death.

Spring Grove Minn Ngeborg N. Hendrickson Trinit Lutheran Church O. M‘kkelson Trinity Lutheran Cemetery Hemil Magnus Herbert Hendrick Sheyenne N. D Hennine Lomita Calif

Arthur Godfrey Birthday Note Highlighting Radio Pioneer

Arthur Michael Godfrey born August 31 1903 in New York City son of a newspaperman. Radio broadcaster nicknamed Red Godfrey the Warbling Banjoist praised by Fred Allen as Huck Finn of Radio. He ran away at 14 worked in coal mining office work and as a cab driver joined the navy at 17 as a radio operator. He later served in the coast guard and began broadcasting in 1930 becoming a frequent presence on multiple programs daily.

Arthur Michael Godfrey New York City Red Godfrey Fred Allen Huck Finn Godfrey Navy Coast Guard

There's No Hired Man Hiding In Wood Pile

Green Lake Wisconsin farmer Fred Kelm says his money vanished from a woodpile and a farmhand is missing. Sheriff Joseph Walker says a warrant is out for Frank Kuehn 56 who worked on the Kelm farm near town. Kelm reports money disappeared about the same time Kuehn left a note saying he was going to a doctor and would return tonight.

Green Lake Wis Fred Kelm Joseph Walker Frank Kuehn Kelm Here Kuehn

Correction of polio victims' address in La Crosse Tribune

The La Crosse Tribune report misstated the address of Lois and Barbara Hammes as R. 1 West Salem. The correct address is R. 1 La Crosse.

Lois Barbara Hammes la Crosse

Steel Strike Hits Gary Plant Over Pay Demands

43 cranemen and hookers at the Gary works of Steel Corporation struck at midnight without notice. Union reps from United Steelworkers of America were unavailable for comment. The workers supply raw material for rolling mills and the company cited about 1,200 employees affected by the action. The spokesman indicated the demand is for higher pay.

Gary Peng Gg Steel Corporation Gary Works United Steelworkers of America

Parachute Rescue as B 29 Catches Fire near Spokane

Four teen airmen bailed from a 21 000 foot B 29 when a fire struck the plane with fifteen aboard. Co Pilot Jack Gillard of Spokane remains missing after the crash, with evidence found late Tuesday night on the edge of an Indian reservation about 35 miles northwest of Spokane.

Spokane Wash Jack Gillard Gillard Sne

Five Die When Car Hits Bridge After Ball Game

Five men were killed and two seriously hurt when their car struck a bridge abutment north of Sanford Florida after a ball game. Sheriff P A Mero said the vehicle likely traveled at high speed and hit the Monroe bridge over the St Johns River while returning to Palatka.

Sanford Fla Here Palatka P. A. Mero Monroe Bridge St. Johns River

Band Plans Night Concert With Kathryn Minneapolis Soloist

The band schedules a 8 o'clock concert headlined by guest soloist Kathryn Minneapolis a graduate of Aquinas High School class of 1948 and studying at the McPhail School of Music. Bernard Birnbaum Alf Modahl share solo and trio spots with two clarinet trios. Directed by D R Wartinbee the program features marches overtures waltzes and vocal solos.

Gram Kathryn Minneapolis Clark Aquinas High School McPhail School of Music Minneapolis Bernard Birnbaum Alf Modahl Kenneth Storandt del Conklin Carleton Colby Birnbaum Conklin D. R. Wartinbee Apollo Karl King Clarine G March Prince”— Berg Offenbach Lark Bishop Messs Modahl Pic—Slater Mr. Birnbaum Africa Harlem Bennett Gremlin Ball—Hill Kathryn of Kern Romberg On the Mall Messrs Sterandt

Man Held on Milwaukee Warrant After Arrest

Police arrested Leonard H. Dummer of 631 South Sixth Street on a warrant from Milwaukee for passing a bad check. He is being held for authorities in Milwaukee.

Leonard H. Dummer South Sixth Street Milwaukee

Church Talk at Assembly of God to Feature Mrs Johnson

Mrs H M Johnson of Sparta will be the main speaker at a program at the Assembly of God church 206 North Seventh street. The meeting is set for Thursday September 1 at 8 p m.

Assembly of God North Seventh Street H. M. Johnson Sparta

Toboggan Found On Summer County Highway

A 10 foot toboggan with red leather cushions was found on Highway 33 on an August day and is now at the county highway police office awaiting claim by the owners.

County Highway Police Office Court House

Miami man held for investigation after garage watch sales

A 33-year-old Miami man is held by police for investigation after an arrest for soliciting without a permit. He had about three dozen chronograph watches he offered for sale in local garages at whatever price. The arrest followed a complaint from a person he had offered a watch to.

Miami, Fla

Polio Seminar Led by Dr Arthur Harris at St Marys

Dr. Arthur Harris directed a St Marys hospital polio seminar in Sparta Wisconsin replacing Dr Harry Mannis. Harris presented data on Monroe county polio cases after extensive research.

Sparta Wis Arthur Harris St. Mary’s Hospital Harry Mannis la Crosse Harris Monroe County

You Got Me Real Thing Gun Battle Ends in Death

In Racine Wisconsin nineteen year old David Maher died after a comrade accidentally shot him during a pretend gun duel on the lakefront. The coroner said blanks were being fired and a wrong cartridge was drawn from a .22 revolver. Maher uttered you got me as he fell and was pronounced dead on arrival at St Luke's hospital.

Racine Wis David Maher Maher St. Luke’s Hospital Bernardo

Hereford Steers Sell For 28 Hundredweight At Milwaukee

The Milwaukee stockyards topped the year with 84 Hereford steers selling at 28 dollars per hundredweight. Averaging 1,204 pounds, the herd brought 28,203 dollars to shipper W. H. Siewert of Arlington Wisconsin.

Milwaukee W. H. Siewert Arlington Wis

Boy Shot Over Cookies In Hyde Park Incident

In Chicago Hyde Park a 10-year-old boy was fatally shot after stealing a five-cent package of cookies. James Searcy died from a head wound on the sidewalk near an elevated station as he fled with companions from a candy stand. Police say 11-year-old Carroll Johnson fired to frighten the group. Johnson claimed the gun had been brought by its owner George Parker and that he was left in charge at the time.

Tribune Wisconsin Everett Morrow Colorado Springs Colo la Crosse Street West Avenue McCoy Jack E. George William Pierce Jerry Hermansen Morrow Chicago James Searcy Searcy Hyde Park Carroll Johnson Johnson George Parker

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