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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1949

Page

6

Fowl Larceny Case Involves Perjury Trial

Shawano Wisconsin mother of nine Mrs. Bruce Miller 35 faces a perjury trial after a chicken theft case in Birnamwood. She pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing while her husband Albert Miller and Ross Barden denied involvement. Prosecutor says she contradicted earlier statements and bound over for county court.

Shawano Wis Bruce Miller Birnamwood Miller Barden Millers Ringle Marathon County

Laborites Win First By-Election Battle

Bradford report says Britain's Labor party won its first by election test since the pound devaluation. Churchill and Attlee led campaigns in a contest viewed as a barometer for next year's general elections. It marked the 35th straight Labor defense in by elections since 1945.

Bradford Eng Britain Labor Party Winston Churchill Conservative Churchill Labor Attlee Laborites

A C Refuses Final Ruling On Equal Pay Dispute

At Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee 207 female drill grinders and crane operators were paid less than male colleagues. After Local 248 UAW CIO and the company used a grievance process, the referee Prof. Nathan Feinsinger ruled pay increases should be retroactive, totaling $24,000 or about $112 per worker, a company spokesman said more action would follow.

Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co Uaw-Cio Nathan Feinsinger University of Wisconsin

Catholic Church Peril To Liberty As Well As Communism

Buck Hill Falls, Pa. Seventh Bishop G Bromley Oxnam warned at a Methodist board meeting that liberty faces danger from both the Roman Catholic Church and the Communist Party. He argued Catholics deny religious liberty and Communists deny civil liberty, urging Protestants to confront the crisis to protect freedom.

Oxnam Buck Hill Falls G. Bromley Oxnam Board of Missions and Church Extension Methodist Church Communist Party

Norse and English Speaking Brothers Reunite on Radio Show

Two Brooklyn boys separated for a year and a half reunited on a radio program in Chicago. Rolf Myrseth five speaks English survived a move to Watervliet Michigan while Louis four who came from Oslo Norway spoke Norwegian. Their mother and grandmother translated as the brothers tried to bridge language gaps.

Chicago Brooklyn Rolf Myrseth Watervliet Mich Louis Oslo Norwa Wecome Travelers New York Rolf Norway

Girl Scout Troops Report December Meetings

Multiple troops from local schools and churches met in late November and December. Activities included roll calls, dues, craft projects, puppet shows, and Christmas carol singing as well as plans for parties, badges, and upcoming events with meetings closing on Taps.

Congo Church Juliette Law St. J ‘S Karen Julesberg St. Joseph’s School PTA Scott Pat Daley St. Mary's School Scribe Grace Binner Franklin School Patty Otto Emerson Brownies Sharon Hoffman Lincoln School Deanna Neumann St. Thomas More School Great Lakes Margaret Desmond

Group Elects Fountain City Dealer at Wiscon sin Implement Dealers Meet

Floyd W. Hurdis of Darien Wis was elected president of the Wisconsin Implement Dealers association at the final session Clarence O Polfus of New Richmond was elected vice president and M R Williams of Madison was re elected secretary treasurer Polfus Lester A Helegesen of Footville and William F Kochenderfer Jr of Fountain City were chosen directors for two years Joseph F Stadtmueller of Oshkosh and Clarence W Fiart of Columbus became directors for one year.

Milwaukee Floyd W. Hurdis Darien Wis Wisconsin Implement Dealers Association Clarence O. Polfus New Richmond M. R. Williams Madison Polfus Lester A. Helegesen Footville William F. Kochenderfer,Jr Fountain City Joseph F. Stadt

Crippled Dog Adapts Wheelchair To Chase Cats

Artesia California. A dachshund named Dutch lost use of both hind legs in an auto accident. Owners E P and Mrs Robinson built a two wheeled cart that supports his paralyzed legs and attaches to his collar. Dutch quickly adapted and roams the lawn chasing cats.

Artesia Calif Dutch E. P. Robinson

Irish Orphan Receives New Life With Handpicked Name

In Jefferson City Missouri Tony Markey born in Ireland arrives with foster parents W King Prior and embraces new name Jimmy King Prior. He refuses Tommy and accepts Jimmy with a hearty welcome from new family and friends, while plans to meet Charley Robertson a fellow Irish orphan echo community ties.

Jefferson City Erin Tony Markey Jimmy King Dublin New York James Anthony Markey Jimmy Tommy Tony W. King Prior Tony Wednesday Charley Robertson Charley Marion Robertson Marshall Priors Robertsons

Sergeant Lands on West Coast

Marine Sgt. Clarence V. Christiansen arrives on the West Coast with Marine Transport Squadron 352 from Hawaii. Based at El Toro, the squadron has logged over 25 million ton miles without an accident while flying four engine transports in the Pacific since October 1948.

Clarence V. Christiansen Violet Christiansen Winnebago Street Hawaiian Islands Marine Transport Squadron 352 Marine Corps Military Air Transport Service Navy Air Force Berlin

Vandenberg Urged to Press GOP Foreign Policy

Senator Vandenberg of Michigan, recovering from surgery, plans to return to Washington for the new session on January 3. Republican leaders urge him to outline a clear GOP stance on China Spain and possibly Israel and to push for cooperation with Democrats while asserting the party was not consulted on key decisions in the past.

Washington Vandenberg

Standby Gas Facilities Described as Cheap Insurance

Edgar G. Hill a consulting engineer for Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co told the Wisconsin public service commission standby facilities are cheap insurance for utilities supplying natural gas He urged Milwaukee Gas Light Co to maintain a standby facility via a contract with its subsidiary Milwau kee Solvay Coke Co to provide manufactured gas if a break occurs along the 900 mile pipeline He cautioned disruption is unlikely but possible and a standby facility offers economical protection

Madison Wis State Public Service Commission Edgar G. Hill St. Michael Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co Milwaukee Gas Light Co Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co Coke Michigan Wisconsin Company Milwaukee Company Michigan Wisconsin Hill

Lead Thefts At Milwaukee Plant Lead to Larceny Charge

Two men, Edward J. Kartes and Harry Malmon, face larceny charges after allegedly stealing about $25,000 worth of lead from the Badger American Electrotype Co. between 1947 and last week. A warrant was issued by Chief Deputy DA Joseph E. Tierney. Malmon allegedly paid Kartes to open the plant door and load lead onto a truck for resale.

Milwaukee Joseph E. Tierney Edward J. Kartes Harry Malmon Tierney Badger American Electrotype Co Malmon Kartes

Hollow Heart Tree Explains Inner Bark Transport

A tree with a hollow heart can survive as nutrients move through the inner bark and sapwood beneath the outer bark, allowing continued life despite the hollow center.

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