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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1946

Page

7

Federal Mississippi barge line strike suspends 21 workers

The Commerce Department suspended 21 Inland Waterways Corporation employees for striking against the government during a three day walkout starting November 4 in Memphis, St Louis and Cairo. About 200 to 300 workers were absent during the stoppage but charges focus on the suspended group.

Mississippi Barge Line Washington Commerce Department Inland Waterways Corporation Oe River Strr Memphis St. Louis Cairo Ill Department

Deaths Last Night AP report Geneve Clarence MacNeille

Clarence T. MacNeille aged 63, retired vice-president and partner at Massey Stuart & Co of Chicago, died last night in Geneva. He was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Austin Penger, a radio news commentator in San Francisco, is also noted in the report.

Geneva Clarence T. MacNeille Massey Stuart & Co Chicago Bridgeport Conn San Francisco Austin Penger Sta’ “Ee

Four Changes In Set-Aside Property For Veterans

The War Assets Administration announced four changes to surplus property disposal affecting Wisconsin and upper Michigan veterans. Key points include no new priority certificates after December 10 for set-aside items, first come first served certificate acceptance after December 9, reduction of set-aside items from 356 to 111, and all set-aside goods offered as is with no re-allotment among WAA zones.

Wisconsin Upper Michigan War Assets Administration WAA Veterans’ Policy Committee Veterans’ Organizations Arthur W. Carlson Minneapolis WAA

Officers to be elected by La Crosse Business Men's Club

The La Crosse Business Men's Club will elect officers at its Dec. 19 meeting following a Thursday luncheon at the Knights of Pythias hall. Norman E. Schulze of the Wisconsin Employment Service spoke on labor management leadership and unity for America, with notes on a Swanson Field improvement and bond issue.

Business Men’s Club la Crosse Business Men's Club Knights of Pythias Hall Norman E. Schulze Wisconsin Employment Service Were Amerca Swanson Field Joseph G. Dubraks H. A. Phillips O. J. Ramlo

Sunday Services In Rural Churches

Rural congregations hold services and Sunday school across North Bend Mindoro Upper Coon Valley Lower Coon Valley Holmen and Lewis Valley. Includes sermons The Power of the Living Word and The Adventures of a Book plus Norwegian and English services, confirmands, Lutheran activities and Christmas party details.

North Bend Mindoro E. W. Griffith Universal Bible Upper Coon Valley Lower Coon Valley Holmen Lutheran Kenneth R. Torvik Holmen Luther League Ieeen Nee Scha Mmnes Mathildaeas Anderson Lewis Valley Ladies’ Aid Society I. M. Grangaard la Crosse WMF Clayton Amundson Lester Johnson Clifford Gilbertson Bernell Fisher Nee, & Holmen Church Lutheran Brotherhood O. S. Paulson Bethel Lutheran Church Men’s Choir Fred Black Minard Hanson Clifford Hanson Warren Selbo Holmen Church

Legislative Vets Hearing Scheduled in Madison

Ideas on how the state should aid veterans and soldiers will be reviewed at a public hearing at 10 am Tuesday in the senate parlors of the state capitol in Madison. State Senator R M Schlabach of La Crosse chairs the interim committee on veterans legislation and invites interested citizens and veterans groups, especially World War II veterans, to attend.

Senate Madison R. M. Schlabach la Crosse Joint

Public shifts expect price dips in six months

In Princeton a new survey shows 38 percent now expect general prices to fall within six months, down from a majority who anticipated rises three months ago. The change could affect consumer buying and production as expectations influence purchases and inventory decisions.

Princeton N. J U. S

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