Free Cancer Detection Center Opens December 22
La Crosse County free cancer detection center to operate Dec 22 in room 223 at the Vocational school from 6 30 to 9 0 pm. Center extends services to area residents by appointment via mail to box 487 or 315 South Ninth Street with name address and telephone. Cancel if needed by calling 569. Center run by La Crosse County Medical Society and the American Cancer Society volunteers, offering monthly service since January with about 150 examinations performed by physicians nurses and Red Cross aides.
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Women Broadcasters Urged to Move Beyond Cakes Metaphor
George Jennings of the Chicago board of education told a luncheon of the Association of Women Broadcasters to stop framing women as bakers to radio listeners. He urged using imagination and ingenuity to stir listeners' thinking as AWB regional meeting gathers women from Illinois and Wisconsin to discuss radio issues.
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Womeen
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Wisconsin
National Association of Broadcasters
Library of Congress Adds Four Million Pieces in 1945 46
During 1945 to 1946 the Library of Congress expanded its collection by about four million items. The growth reflects a postwar push to broaden archival holdings and strengthen research resources.
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Library of Congress
247 Persons Take College Health Tests
In cooperation with the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, 247 students faculty members and employees were X-rayed at the State Teachers College last week as part of a three day program following earlier tuberculin testing. About 86.6 percent were tested with no extra cost to participants.
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Tribune
State Teachers College
Marjorie McGrath
A. J. Linden
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
WATA
College Health Center
City Health
Ellen Brehm
Ellen Sexton
Candlelight Concert at Galesville Christmas Program
Candles will light the Presby terian church Sunday at 5 p m as the Music Study club presents its annual Christmas program including a cantata and guest soloists. Mrs G M Wiley presides. committee members and ushers named. Concert features choir with soprano Violet Kenyon and other soloists. A free will offering will be collected.
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Galesville
Wis
Music Study Club
G. M. Wiley
Mmes
Arthur Runnestrand
Robert Wlasek
Violet Kenyon
J. B. Hamre
William Taylor
William Weverstad
Milford Sylvester
Rolf Hammer
Cleve Sacia
Ted Dusseau
E. E. Quinn
Ray Anderson
Alfred Anderson
Gerald Muir
Paul Theis
Elizabeth Kennedy
Sylvia Anderson
A. F
S. P. Ibach
Herbert Lyon
Robert Roggensack
Vernon Severson
Helen Hill
Pipeline Network Near War Era Reaches Vast Scale
Just before the war about 100000 miles of petroleum pipelines operated in the United States, reflecting an investment of around 800 million dollars across the sector.
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United States
GOP Advances 10-Point Plan For Inflation
Senate Republicans unveiled a 10 point anti inflation program focused on voluntary actions to curb costs. They backed extending export and transport controls and voluntary business inventories agreements while leaving open the option of government controls if voluntary measures fail. The plan targets increased production lower spending debt reduction and tax cuts.
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Senate
Republicans
Millikin (Cole
GOP
Congress
Wolcott
House
Truman
Compromise Modifies Incentive Goods Shipment Policy
The compromise keeps provisions allowing shipments of cigarettes shoes clothing and similar items to persuade foreign farmers and others to aid recipient nations toward self sufficiency. It adds rules on approved fruits potatoes tobacco and other products and requires aid receiving nations to establish local currency funds to support economic recovery under US supervision. A press and radio representatives access provision remains under conferees oversight.
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House
United States
Fred H. Bush Dies at 78 in Black River Falls
Fred H. Bush 78 of Black River Falls Wisconsin died Friday night Born March 11 1869 in Richland county He ran a creamery and grocery then became a traveling salesman Retired eight years ago A Mason for 51 years survived by wife daughter Mrs Margo Wonn brother Charles Augusta and sister Mrs George Kendall Springfield Oregon Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the Masonic temple with burial in Augusta cemetery
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Black River Falls
Wis
Fred H. Bush
Richland County
Margo Wonn
Charles
Augusta
George Kendall
Springfield
Ore
Masonic Temple
Augusta Cemetery
Rent Office to Move in La Crosse Wisconsin
The La Crosse area Rent Office will relocate from the Exchange building to room 204 of the federal building in La Crosse on Friday announced by director attorney William A. O Neil. The office closes to the public on December 19. The Peru government is building a chain of 15 tourist hotels.
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la Crosse
Monroe Counties
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Winona County
Minn
Exchange Building
Federal Building
William A. O'Neil
Government of
Peru
Real Estate Board Wins License Revocation Ruling
Circuit Judge Alvin C Reis denied a stay of execution in Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board action revoking the licenses of three Racine agents Morris Brill his son George and son in law Herman Kaplan The board ordered the licenses revoked and the men face an appeal on the merits later The judge said the board order put them out of business and must be respected during review The case hinges on whether the sisters buyer and seller Rose Singer acted in good faith and whether due process was denied.
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Madison
Wis
Alvin C. Reiseri
Isconsin
Racine
Morris Brill
George
Herman Kaplan
Reis
L. P
Walstead
Baumblatt
Singer
Lower River In Search For Weckler Clues
The Wisconsin river level will be lowered near Prairie du Lac to expose riverbed for dragging on Monday in the Georgia Jean Weckler disappearance probe. Authorities plan dragging at several bridges from Boscobel to Spring Green as crews slow the current.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Prairie du Lac
Georgia Jean Weckler
Wisconsin Power and Light Codam
Boscobel
Spring Green
Carl L. Carlson
University of Wisconsin
Blue River
Buford Sennett
Richland Center
Carlson
Weckler
Winona Man Injured In Crash At Mauston
William P. O'Reilly 20 of Winona Minnesota was seriously injured in a collision between two semis on highways 12 and 16 seven miles west of Mauston Wisconsin. He rode with his brother James 21 who escaped injury. O'Reilly suffered a crushed right arm and had an elbow amputation at Mauston hospital.
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Mauston
Wis
William P. O'Reilly
Winona
Minn
Here
O'Reilly
James
Charles Grinolds
Lodge Officers Elected by Gateway Canton No 17 IOOF
Members of Gateway Canton No 17 IOOF met at Sparta Deo lith for officer elections. Walter Marshall was chosen Captain with Walter Shepard as Lieutenant Paul K Ma honey as Ensign Albert Johns as Clerk and E P Shie as Accountant all from La Crosse Crist Axelson of Sparta was retiring captain. Installation will occur in La Crosse early in January. A Sparta dinner followed the meeting.
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Gateway Canton No. 17
IOOF
Sparta Deo
Obituary: Joseph Barta 74 of La Crosse Area
Joseph Barta 74 of 1519 South Ninth Street died at home Saturday morning. Survived by wife three daughters Caroline Anna Elizabeth, three sons Joseph George and Edward, one sister Theresa Vondrak, and three grandchildren. Two sons and a daughter predeceased him. Requiem Tuesday 8:30 a m Madden Schumacher funeral home and 9 a m at St Mary's Church. Burial Catholic cemetery. Rosary Monday at 7:30 p m.
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Joseph Barta
South Ninth Street
Caroline
Anna
Elizabeth Barta
Joseph
George Barta
Edward Barta
la Crosse
Theresa Vondrak
Chicago
Madden - Schumacher
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert Condon
Driving while intoxicated records La Crosse court
Daily Records from La Crosse note two cases. La Vera Zumach from Onalaska was fined 75 dollars and had his license revoked. Leo Strong of Milwaukee was fined 100 dollars and recommended for an occupational license.
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