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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1952

Page

7

Churches Call for Religious Principles in Public Life

Leaders of 30 Protestant churches urged Americans to live by Christian ethics while preserving church state separation. They backed education in faith with no government aid to parochial schools, called an end to religious and racial discrimination, and encouraged church members to seek political office to combat corruption.

Denver Otto Dibelius Berlin Dibelius United Nations Elian Rees Geneva Switzerland World Council of Churches Europe James H. Robinson New York Eisenhower United Church Men

Nine enlist in Naval Reserve in La Crosse division

Nine men enlist in the Naval Reserve and join the Organized Surface Division 9-211 in La Crosse per Lt. Cmdr. Thane Weeks. Names include Richard W. Axelson Sparta John J. Faber St Marys College Winona Darwin H Freemore Tomah Gerald W Holte Onalaska Theodore P Kral St Marys College Winona DuWayne Pfaff 1820 South Ave Henry G Sauerbier Genoa Richard T Thaldorf Onalaska and James R Vaningan 821 State St St Cmdr Weeks notes petty officer billets are available to veterans former petty officers qualified strikers and to rated and non-rated men in the volunteer reserve. Water is a food according to biochemists though it does not supply energy like carbohydrates fats and proteins.

Naval Reserve Surface Division 9-211 la Crosse Cmdr Thane Weeks Richard W. Axelson Sparta John J. Faber

Red Cross pushes gamma globulin supply for polio season

Washington reports the Red Cross is marshaling efforts to increase gamma globulin production from whole blood for next summer. Officials warn there is no firm estimate of available quantities or the number of children who might receive protective shots in epidemic areas. The ODM asked for stepped up production after tests on over 50 000 children suggested the substance could offer protection for up to five weeks.

Washington Red Cross Basil O'Connor National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Office of Defense Mobilization ODM

Swift Recognizes Eight Local Workers for Long Service

Swift and Company in La Crosse honors eight local employees with 20 or more years of continuous service in the Swift News. Longest tenures include W. G. Hauck 38 years P. J. Egelhof 34 years H. C. Larson 32 years C. P. Carroll 26 years E. E. Benn 23 years Dorothy Bartsch 23 years P. B. Hettinger 20 years Mildred Fischer 20 years All eligible workers receive service pins with stars. seven or more stars are gold, first pin silver.

S. 21St St E. E. Benn S. 16Th St Dorothy Bartsch Maple St P. B. Hettinger Mildred Fischer Copeland Ave Swift

Swirling Air Causes Blips On Radar

The CAA tied false radar blips last summer to swirling wind eddies high in the sky that bend beams downward, making ground objects appear airborne. An Air Force report supports temperature inversions causing deflected radar waves and secondary reflections. Many sightings were misidentified aircraft, balloons, or weather.

Washington Civil Aeronaucs Administration CAA Air Force

Delegates To CIO Convention Give Blood Drive

Delegates to the eighth biennial CIO Transport Workers Union convention paused sessions for a half day in Philadelphia to donate blood to the Red Cross. The event reflected union solidarity and community service alongside the meeting agenda.

CIO ‘Meeting Give Blood Philadelphia CIO Transport Workers Union

Clearing house system intro by New York banks in 1853

In 1853 the clearing house system was introduced in the United States by the banks of New York City. This marked a formal mechanism for settling interbank payments and balancing daily transactions.

United States City of New York

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Edward D. Ethell America General Assembly National Council of Churches of Christ U. S Mainder TRU Midwest North Third Street Woda Tint Terry Friendly Dealings Orchesis Society of la Crosse State College Richard Weber Virginia Congreve Vlew ROS Wisconsin Jay ST Blue Flame Scott Burgess The Minx Modes Board of Review Pertussin Ney Main St
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