Labor Fieldrown Complaint Over Pension Plan at Wisconsin Phone
Milwaukee filing alleges unfair labor practice by Wisconsin Telephone Co. over pension changes. Arthur Lefavre of CIO Union accuses the company of reducing benefits and bypassing collective bargaining. The plan sets minimums of $100 monthly after 20 years, or $73 for earlier retirees, with varying early and social security provisions.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin TelePhone Company
Wadnexday Ly
Arthur
Letovre
Division 23
The
Communications Workers of Ammaion
Monatador Relations
Boares
Mibor
Iborndalig
CIO
Lefavre
Jatewicdaat Sail
McCuity
Monty
Lonat
Suvlee
Tescolven
Manth
Ponsionn
Mintiatun Perm Alona
Whitehall Fraternity Plans Friday Meeting
The Whitehall fraternity will hold a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Sigvid Roudtson. Officers are asked to be present and members should attend as scheduled.
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Wiveehale
Wis
Aed Mra
Sigvid Roudtson
Felecia
Guiel Afl
Ures
Tri-State Deaths in Waukon and Surrounding Areas
Cy Erlich 43 died Suddenly in Waukon of a heart attack. He was born June 21 1908 in La Crosse and later lived in Lansing and Waukon as a vice president of Landing Fisherica Company Inc. Survived by wife two brothers and three sisters with services arranged by Max Braude in Chicago. John H Connor 88 died December 2 in New Hampton hospital. Services held in Lawler Iowa. Survived by son Lee two daughters and four siblings. Bertha Kohlmeyer 79 died Tuesday at her daughter’s home four miles north of Caledonia. Widow of Henry Kohlmeyer survived by two daughters and three sons in law.
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Biwae
Waukon
Cy Erlich
la Crosse
Meyer Erich
Lansing
Erlich
Landing Fisherica Company, Ince
Hester Harcle
Chicana
Nate
Faribault
Mina
Mid Jack
Thro
Frank Haley
Larchmont
Hota
Dorothy Denen
Mia
Max Brauide
Eisbaden
Germany
Chicago
Jonn Connor Waukon
John H. Connor
New Hampton Hospital
Lawler
Waukon Wren
Mary Ann O'Drien
Hanover Township
Lee
Froyulle Peet
Dex Molinos
Mire
Ray Evans
del Rap
MHS
Bertha Konsmeyer
Caledonia
Minn
Bertha Kohlmeyer
Martin Scnroeder
Kohlmeyer
Henry Kohlmeyer
Minch Ts
Non Titsen
Hod Mas
Bernhart Bronker
Mars
Mars. Kottmeyeriy
Mes
Henry Chroma Koenig
Mey
Mar
Tin
Martha) Schroeder
Herbert
Luella) Welbke
Prosper
Otto
Louise Deters
Minnie Meyer
Caroline Meyer
New Albia
Martin Schroeder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Karl Gurgel
Evergreen Cemetery
Emil Erickson
Ettrick
Wis
Emil] Erickson
Ga Crosse
South Beaver Creek
Byen Erickson
Julia Jevne
Solple
Erickson
Ettrick Township
Ettrick Lutheran Church
Agnes Pederson
Ida Pederson
Frang¢is
Sparta
Raymond
Elmo
Fort Snelling Veterans Hospital
Runnestrand Funeral Chapel
K. M. Uvrberg
Ettrick Cemetery
Two Traffic Charges Face Appleton Driver After Accident Series
GREEN BAY Wisconsin A sequence of wrecks began with a Brown County sheriff's crash and led to the arrest of Clarence L Geyer 55 Appleton who faces charges of leaving the scene of an accident and drunken driving after a semi truck jackknifed and another car collided with his stalled vehicle no injuries were reported.
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Green Bay
Wis
Brown County
Appleton
Gordon Zuldmulder
Clarence L. Geyer
de Pere
Geyer
Sher Iff Zuldmulder
Funeral notices from Wisconsin and Minnesota region
Obituaries and funeral notices for Martha Schroeder and family in Prosper Minnesota and Emil Erickson of Ettrick Wisconsin noting survivors and funeral details. Also Joan Kay Elliot of La Crosse Wisconsin died December 3 with services at Retreat Methodist Church and burial in Walnut Mound Cemetery.
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Jean Kay Elliot DE Soto
Wis
Joan Kay Elliot
Willard Eliot
Viroqua
Retreat Methodist Church
Anton Story
Walnut Mound Cemetery
la Crosse
Christmas Spirits Take Scrooge Through Seasons In TC Show
Christmas Spirits at the State Teachers College presents the Dickens tale in three acts with student performers dancing scenes from Scrooge past present and future. Marion Lipovetz leads as Scrooge with Toni Lenz Barbara Thomas and others in a program blending ballet and musical numbers. Curtain at 8 15 PM with scenes set in Scrooge’s office and Cratchit home and a finale street scene.
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Scrooge
State Teachers College -Orchestg Modern Dance Society
Marion Lipovetz
la Crosse
Toni Lenz
Laurel Hathburn
Barbara Thomas
Undertaker
Joan Burgehardt
Wind
Betty Coey Bruce
Nancy Foster
Appleton Martie Molstad
Sparta
Joan Nelson
Racine
Joan Williams
Virginia Congreve
Audrey Jasiorkowski
Sue Miller
Betty Stuart
Copland
Cratchit
Mal
Lansing Fellowship Unit Plans Thursday Christmas Party
The Adult Fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren church will meet Thursday evening after devotions and a lesson for their Christmas party. Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson, Mrs. Iva Schoeleid and Mrs. Katharyne Feuerheint. First bag out in Southern Rhodesia marks factory milestone a year after construction began.
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Lansing. Ta
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lloyd Nelson
Iva Schoeleid
Katharyne Feuerheint
Former D A Cleared Of Venison Possession in Wisconsin
A former Oneida county district attorney, Earl L. Kennedy, was found innocent of illegally possessing venison. A five member jury deliberated ten minutes before acquitting Kennedy after his ex-wife testified she found venison in an icebox in the car trunk last Oct 14.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Oneida
Earl L. Kennedy
Cheer F
Kennedy
Florence
Allen Galston
Portage
Harry L. Reeves
H. F. Steele
Steele
Whitehall Groups Plan Holiday Meetings
The Mission circle of Our Saviors Lutheran church in Whitehall will be entertained Dec 8 by Mmes Alfred Olson Albert Hill and Sigvald Knudtson. The North Branch Willing Workers hold a Christmas party Dec 10 at 2 30 p m at the schoolhouse with orphanage donations. Music Mothers meet Dec 6 at 3 p m in the band room with Mrs O G Birkeland and others hosting while selling Christmas cards. A palm oil plant is planned near Aurambow in French West Africa with water and rail transport through a large palm tree area.
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O. G. Birkeland
Mines
Kenneth Berdan
Key Blank
Orville Boe
Theodore CG. Berg
French West Africa
Aurambow
Tiny Plastic Cells Aid New Hearing Device
Tiny plastic cells, each barely larger than an aspirin tablet, are linked to form a compact B battery for hearing aids. Ten interlocked square cells create a five-volt unit about half an inch square, enabling smaller, more efficient devices.
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New Haven, Conn
Olin develops compact 80 volt hearing aid battery cells
Twenty cells form an 80 volt battery for hearing aid sets smaller than a package of cigarettes. The electrical division of Olin Industries Inc claims a minimum service life of 150 to 250 hours, said W S Ren division general manager. Taiwan Formosa conducts banana for truck barter under a trade pact.
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Olin Industries, Inc
W. S. Ren
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Labor Practice
Whitehall Fraternity
Tots
Mack
Barron
America
Archer
Archer Hose
Rad
Bob Cratchit
Rachmaninoff
Marley
Martey
Beethoven
Hila
Rezziwig
Reel
Nancy Hamilton
Crosse
Toni
Cowell
Moussorgsky
Wind and Pallbearers
Maussorgsky
Alice Mahoney
Lois Hardt
Neenah
Betts van Liew
Niagara Falls
Marlon Feeney
Janesville
Joan Hermanson
Sayner
Margaret Mabie
Norma Prhaska
Medford
Katherine Koser
Helenville
Mary Hoeft
Waupun
Jo Ann Tipler
Oshkosh
Mary Veinand
Est Bend
June Koppein
Green Cane
Kay Porter
Southern Rhodesia
D.A
Whitehall
Taiwan
Formosa
Japan
tSoyee
Flora
Hearthside
Peter Pancallar
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