Central Little Theater opens with new and old members
Last week the Central Little Theater held its third meeting with a large turnout of members. New to the group are John Greenbank Elwood Towsen Richard Callaway James Laux Rita Anon Regnier Jeanne Venne Gordon Tulloch Il Wagner Glen Felsheim and John Zimmerman. The program featured poetry readings songs and dramatic pieces including I Think About You Often Good Morning When Johnny Comes Home Hagar and a frog poem.
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Central Little Theater Group
John Greenbank
Elwood Towsen
Richard Callaway
James Laux
Rita Anon Regnier
Jeanne Venne
Gordon Tulloch
Il Wagner
Glen Felsheim
John Zimmerman
Gordon Koch
Ahile Hellmich
Gloria Moulls
Vergil Cornell
Drusilla Hickisch
Johnny
Irene Mairich
Jean Dodds
Hagar
Kohlhaas
Sparta Bus Hearing Ends Over Public Service Probe
The public service commission completed a hearing on the La Crosse to Camp McCoy and Black River Falls bus service. The commission will announce its decision later. The company sought authority to suspend daily runs after losses cited by G Phillip Paulson. Col Newton Bush questioned the 22.5 cent per mile cost and Sunday operation proposal.
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Black River Falls
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G. Phillip Paulson
la Crosse Run
River Falls
Peuleon
Newton G. Bush
Soldier From McCoy Found Hurt On Road
Two accidents were reported to county highway on Dec. 1. Pfc Jack Parks of Camp McCoy was found with an eight skull fracture after a crash between Bangor and Niesen's. Officers doubtful hit and run, clothes condition referenced. he was cared for by camp authorities.
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Craig
Bangor
Jack Parks
6Th Tank Bn
Camp McCoy
Parks
Niesen’s
Carame
Charles Sprester
Omni
Onalaska Canning Factory
Sprester
la Crosse
Louis Herlitzka, Jr
Les Stukins
Beacon Light
Stukins
Britain Ends Restrictions on Sale of Photographic Materials
Britain has abolished restrictions on the sale of photographic films plates and paper removing government controls and opening the market to wider supply and competition.
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Britain
Ramus II Portrayed As Mystic Mind Reader At Rivoli
Ramus II, billed as a miracle man from California, answers questions at the Rivoli Theater all week. The Tribune prints a question blank for readers to submit birth data, with responses to appear free of charge. Ramus discusses intuition, his background, and his belief that five percent of people are born with extrasensory insight, noting women may predominate among them.
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Tribune
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Asia
the Tribune
FBI Conducts Print School Training for 9 Wisconsin Counties
Lionel Munier from Milwaukee FBI leads a regional fingerprinting program at a morning session for identification officers from Adams to Vernon counties. The course, sponsored by state police and sheriff associations, runs 9 a m to 4 30 p m weekly with classes in Eau Claire Wausau Green Bay Milwaukee and more.
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Haven
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Milwaukee
FBI
Stanley Chmiel
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Wisconsin Sheriffs’ Association
Manchester, N
Columbia University School of Law
Anniversary of Atom Energy Control in Chicago
CHICAGO four years after the first man made nuclear chain reaction scientists who aided the original experiment gathered to discuss progress in nuclear fission. The milestone traces to December 2 1942 when a small group witnessed the reaction under Stagg Field at the University of Chicago.
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Stagg Field
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Irene McLaughlin Weds George Enzinger in Madison
Irene Castle McLaughlin, once an internationally known dancer, wed Chicago advertising executive George Enzinger in a brief Glenwood Moravian church ceremony. Witnesses included her daughter Mrs Irving Kreutz and son William McLaughlin. the couple departed for Chicago after the ceremony.
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George Enzinger
Chicago
Frederick Wolff
Glenwood Moravian Church
Irving Kreutz
William McLaughlin
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Wisconsin seeks freight cut on meat to southern states
The Wisconsin department of agriculture announced it filed a request with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington demanding lower freight rates on fresh meat and packing house products from Wisconsin. It cites 82 railroads in the southern classification territory as unjust and discriminatory against Wisconsin packing houses in cities like Cudahy Green Bay Madison Milwaukee Prairie du Chien and Eau Claire, harming farmers and local industry.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Prairie du Chien
Eau Claire
Sydney’s 87 Years Show Slight Temperature Rise
Sydney, Australia has seen only a one degree rise in average temperature over 87 years. Beginning in 1859 with an average of 62.3 degrees, records show last year’s average at 63.3 degrees.
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Install of St John parish pastor by La Crosse bishop
Most Rev John P Treacy installed Rev Edmund Bettinger as pastor of St John the Baptist Catholic parish in a Sunday ceremony led by Bishop Treacy. Bettinger, a former army chaplain, succeeds Rev Joseph Kundinger who becomes Aquinas High principal. The procession service included hymn Ecce Sacerdos Magnus and a benediction, followed by a parochial reception and remarks from parish leaders and clergy.
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la Crosse
St. John the Baptist Catholic
Edmund G. Bettinger
Bettinger
South Pacific
Joseph Kundinger
Aquinas High School
Raymond
Roland Larkin
Betinger
Robert Hansen
Crube
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Dall
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Ra Larkin
Joseph Who Beranek
Crubel
Beth Noelke
Joseph Gohres
Accompa
Girl Scout Council Meeting Date Changed to December Ninth
The Girl Scout council adjusts its meeting from December second to December ninth to benefit from Nellie Webster’s visit. Webster, a member of the National Girl Scout council staff based in Chicago, will be in La Crosse and offer pointers on a proposed organizational change.
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la Crosse
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New Higher Pay Attracts Recruits To Regular Army
The notice promotes joining the Regular Army with higher pay and steady work. It highlights excellent training, travel opportunities, and full provided living, food, quarters, clothing, medical and dental care. A strong retirement plan is promised and recruits are urged to visit the U S Army Recruiting Station at 316 South 4th.
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Formal Hesse Jewel Theft Charges Against Col Durant
Col. Jack W. Durant of Chicago faces formal charges of participating in the theft of the Hesse family jewels worth 1.5 million dollars. He is to be court martialed in about ten days. His wife Kathleen Nash Durant and Maj. David F. Watson have already been convicted.
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Germany
Jack W. Durant
Chicago
U. S. Army
Wac
Kathleen Nash Durant
Phoenix
Ariz
David F. Watson
Burlingame
Calif
Nebraska Wheat Harvest Sets All-Time Peak in 1946
Nebraska officials estimate the 1946 wheat harvest at 86,602,000 bushels, surpassing the state’s previous record and marking a historic high for production. The figure highlights the strong crop year and expanding farm yields across the state.
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Wisconsin 1946 deer season ends deaths double 1945
Sunset closed Wisconsin's 1946 deer season drawing about 150000 hunters. Sixteen deaths occurred, double the 1945 toll, with seven gunshot fatalities and nine hearts attacks. An unspecified number of injuries were reported amid the nine day hunt. A Forest county incident left John Stapleton wounded when another hunter fired at the same buck.
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Forest County
John Stapleton
Nelma
Wis
Stapleton
Park Falls
Charles Breese
Milwaukee
Breese
Buck hunt tale sparks plan for black market crackdown
Art Schmidt of Park Falls whispered now as Breese triggered the shot and bagged a buck. He used the same system to down a 240 pounder two years ago. Hart seeks a plan to combat black markets.
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Art Schmidt
Park Falls
Breese
United States Offers San Francisco Presidio as UN Home
Warren R. Austin stated to a UN subcommittee that the United States would make the San Francisco presidio available as the permanent United Nations home if Congress approves. The comment came as the headquarters committee met after a cross-country search for a UN site.
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N. Y
Warren R. Austin
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