Regional Trip Involved In City Accident
Three out of town cars collided on Gillette and Liberty streets at 8 44 am with minor damage to each vehicle. LeRoy G Janett Alma was driving a truck that rear ended the first car on the icy road. Bronno J DeBoer Onalaska struck the truck rear in line. Damages totaled 25 75 and none to the truck. A ten year old boy Marlin Huber 507 Caledonia suffered injuries after striking a car on St James Street. Driver Robert Valiquette 2107 South 4th took him to a hospital. A second car was involved as Valiquette stopped. G E Steves Houston Minn and Mrs Gjerda Smith were southbound at Eighth Street and Liberty when Steves collided causing 50 loss to Steves.
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Gillette
Liberty Streets
City Police Rt
LeRoy G. Janett
Alma
Bronno J. DeBoer
R. J
Onalaska
DeBoer
Sterandt
Marlin Huber
Caledonia Street
St. James Street
Robert Valiquette
South 4Th Street
St. James
Liberty
Valiquette
G. E. Steves
Houston
Minn
Eighth Street
Gjerda Smith
South Inth Street
Steves
Obituary for Mrs. Anna M. Moulster
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. Moulster who died Wednesday morning will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the south side chapel of the Sletten McKee Co Rev J H Meier officiating and burial will be in Oak Grove cemetery Friends may call at the chap el Friday evening from 7
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Anna M. Moulster
Sletten-McKee Co
J. H. Meier
Oak Grove
Apa
Noben Child Dies in Dresbach Minnesota
Judith Lynn Noben aged two from Dresbach Minnesota died in a local hospital. Survived by William and Mrs Noben, James Noben of Dresbach, grandparents Clarence Holter and Nick Noben of La Crosse. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at the north side chapel with Rev Paul H officiating. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitation tonight 7 to 9.
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Judith Lynn Noben
Dresbach
Minn
William Noben
James
Clarence Holter
Nick Noben
la Crosse
Northside
The
Poete
Paul H
Woodlawn
Death Notice for Mark J. Lawler Former La Crosse Resident
Word has been received of the death of Mark J. Lawler 59 at his Detroit home Wednesday. He was a realtor and accountant in Detroit and educated in La Crosse and Detroit universities. Survivors include three sisters Holicky La Crosse Miss Margaret Sioux City Ia and Miss Myrtle Milwaukee and one brother William Walla Walla Wash. Funeral and burial services will be in Detroit Saturday.
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Mark J. Lawler
la Crosse
Detroit
Detroit University
Holicky
Margaret
Sioux City
Myrtle
Milwaukee
William
Walla Walla
Wash
Federal FHA to end financing for racially restricted property
The federal government announced that no further FHA financing assistance will be given to any racially restricted properties. Solicitor General Philip B Pellman disclosed the policy at a New York discrimination in housing meeting, with copies of his remarks released.
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Washington
Philip B .Pellman
New York State Committee On Discrimination In
New York City
Skyrocket Breaks Sonic Barrier In High Speed Test
At MAROC AIR BASE California a Navy Douglas Skyrocket flew 30 feet above ground in a speed test. Officials kept silent while observers estimated speeds between 760 and 800 mph, surpassing the sound barrier measured at 757 mph at Muroc.
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Maroc Air Base
Calif
Navy
Muroc
Rep Espie Dies in Eagle Michigan
John P. Espie a Republican veteran of thirteen Michigan legislature terms died of heart disease at his Eagle home Friday morning. He represented the area in the state house and his death ends a long public service career.
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Eagle, Mich
John P. Espie
Eagle
Michigan
Charter Night Set By Women at La Crosse Zonta Banquet
About 48 executive and professional women become charter members of the Zonta club of La Crosse at a Saturday banquet in the Linker hotel dining room. Miss Marjorie P. Gile, district 6 governor, heads international reps. officers installed include Lucy Bielefeld president and M. Eileen Davies vice president. Approximately 100 Zontians and guests are expected.
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Zonta Club of
la Crosse
Women’s Service Club
Zonta
Esther Benorra Lee
Josephine Retta Morley
Gertrude Valie
Genevieve Terry
Olive Plamadore
Adeline Funk
Hazel Leicht
Evelyn Roesner
Marjorie P. Gile
District 6
L Crosse
Miss G
Sixth Ward
Madison
Madison Club
Meta Steinfort
Etta Preston
Lucy Bielefeld
Louise Cook
Ingrid Fantle
Viola Fellows
Eva Garvalia
Nora Grossman
Theodora Honig
Adella Keniahs
Clara Kelly
Mary Knutson
Iona Kraft
Esther Levy
Dorothy Main
Loretta Morley
Janet Perry
Margaret Renner
Mary Jane Roellig
Moira Quinn
Gertrude Walier
Court hears multiple witnesses in Larson murder trial
Testimony details Larson’s requests to see his wife and plans to divide a cemetery lot. Doctors and nurses describe missing letters and the search for them. Sister Clarella testifies about a destroyed letter and threats, while police recount searches of the McLoone home and hospital files.
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Nola
Larson
Kriewalds
M. Leandra
St. Joseph’s Home
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Carroll
Sister Leandra
Leandra
Cass Street
Steinle
McLoone
William S. Boma
Boma
Helen Schnurrer
and Fox
McLoone, Egan and Fox
Elizabeth Funk
Clarella
Budget debate cites need for economic welfare over yearly balance
Treasury Secretary Snyder defended prioritizing general economic welfare over a strict annual balance. He recalled surpluses in 1947 and 1948 amid a large national debt, noting $56 billion of it due in 1950 and the need for refinancing. NAM urged a yearly balanced budget except in war or national emergency, while Philippines plans a national shipyard with a steel mill.
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Treasury
Snyder
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Association
Milwaukee
Wiliam J. Grede
Harley L. Lutz
The
Philippines
Two Crashes Reported With No Injuries In County Roads
No injuries were recorded after two separate accidents on county roads. Fred Horman backed into a yard and quoted that there was ample room to pass before a collision with oncoming driver Mrs. Floyd Cowdrey. At Fireside on highway 16 a squad car and two passenger vehicles sustained minor damage as Robert Lackmaster attempted to weave between them. Oscar Lunke was the other driver involved.
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Fred Horman
South Ninth Street
30Th Street
Shelby
Herman
Floyd Cowdrey
North Sixth Street
Highway 16
Passence
Robert Lackmaster
Crosse
Oscar Lunke
Onalaska
Mount Etna Erupts as Natives Raise Umbrellas
In Catania Sicily residents sheltered under umbrellas as Mount Etna erupted spilling black dust for hours. The volcano, Europe’s tallest at about 10 758 feet, began before dawn and ended around 9 30 a m local time. Large fissures opened near the mouth while villagers from nearby hamlets fled toward the port.
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Catania
Sicily
Mount Etna
Europe
Streetcar Conductor Charged with Murder in Segregation Row
In Birmingham a streetcar conductor is charged with murder after a fatal shooting in an argument over seating in the white section of the car. Police say the victim, a Black man, was killed during the dispute. The case is pending further legal action.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ex Caledonia Mayor E A Carrier Dies At 71 In Caledonia
Ex Caledonia mayor E A Carrier 71 died of a heart ailment at Caledonia hospital after entering Sunday. Born June 6 1878 in Yucatan township he served as mayor for four years and had been a barber for 35 years. Survived by daughter Mrs L W Webster and great granddaughter Lynn Gardner. Funeral at Potter Funeral Home Caledonia with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Caledonia
Minn
E. A. Carrier
Caledonia Hospital
Carrier
Yucatan Township
Harrison and
Celeste Carrier
L. W. Webster
la Crescent
Lynn Gardner
Yarna
Ariz
Potter
Calvary Cemetery
K. L. Kincade
Webster
Coal Strike Ends Early as 11 Hours Shifts to Short Week
The coal strike ends after 11 hours with miners set to work again Monday while the health fund trustees meet in Washington Friday. Charles J. Dawson's seating on the three member board is debated as Lewis argues funds go to hospitalized miners. John R. Steelman hopes for early peace and a longer bargaining period after Truman’s key labor aide called off the strike.
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Lewis
Miners’ Health and Welfare Fund
Washington
Charles J. Dawson
Tors
Ezra van
Dawson
Truman
John R. Steelman
Key West
Fla
Steelman
Veterans oppose bonus tied to sales tax in referendum
State veterans groups voice official stance of the American Legion. The legislature debated a veterans bonus for years but pressed it lightly. Two years ago, voters rejected a bonus financed by a sales tax in a referendum. Some groups objected to the referendum wording.
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State Department of the American Legion
Hawaiian Rancher Rolls Over in Alameda Fire
A freighter named Hawaiian Rancher rolled sharply in Alameda California after a roaring fire erupted in its hold. The ship remained afloat after a dramatic two mile dash to reach firefighting equipment.
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Alameda
Calif
Matson
Eccles Attacks Treasury Over Easy Money Bias
Former Federal Reserve Board chair Marin S Eccles faults Treasury policies for inflation and urges Congress to clarify responsibility for national monetary policy. He says Treasury pressures the Fed and seeks to remove federal reserve influence from key decisions.
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Truman Administration
Eccles
Reserve Board
Truman
Doug Committee
Congress
Fire destroys four story hotel in Sapulpa
An early morning fire ripped through a four story Sapulpa hotel causing about 1 million dollars in damage and threatening guests on the upper floors. Fire Chief Bill Collyer said there were no known deaths but several guests could have been trapped.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Bill Collyer
20 Die in Real Airlines DC 3 Crash in Brazil
A Real (Royal) Airlines DC 3 crashed in a rainstorm at Riberao Claro field near Sao Paulo killing 20 of 22 aboard. Only a woman and her five year old daughter survived. The pilot attempted a feed landing instead of reaching Jacresinho, 250 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Royal) Airlines
Sao Paulo
Anly
Riberao Claro
São Paulo
Jacresinho
Riberno Claro
Plan Swimming Class For La Crosse Boy Scouts
Plan a cooperative swimming class with the city recreation department at Central High School starting next week. 125 La Crosse area Boy Scouts have registered for 7 30 p m. with three sections beginners stroke improvement and life saving. Twelve units not yet reported. Boy Scout council is a Red Feather agency.
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la Crosse
City Recreation Department
Central High School
Boy Scout Council
Red Feather
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Evelyn
Sheridan
Grandview Hosen
St. Francis Hospital
Margaret Meyer
Dakota, Minn
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U. S. Treasury
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Anderson Bros. Proprietors
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