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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1949
Page
4
The Census Bureau planned to ask personal income questions in the 1950 census. Any respondent could mail in data on a special form. Income details would be confidential and required from every fifth household with thresholds for over and under ten thousand dollars. Glass fibers mention appears as unrelated ad copy.
La Crosse residents may enter the Christmas home lighting contest by completing official entry blanks in The La Crosse Tribune. Entries must be in by December 18 and displays will be lit from December 19 to January 2 with judging by zones and prizes awarded as merchandise.
Major Thomas M. Nial outlines the 90 day rule for re employment after discharge for about 24 000 draftees. Veterans receive protection under the selective service act with priority on restoring seniority and pay. If the old job is gone or there is disability the veteran is entitled to a comparable position or pay and a court may decide if needed.
Cook county Democratic chairman Jacob M. Arvey insists his involvement in a syndicate purchase tied to a condemnation case was legal and private. The Sun Times linked Arvey, Judge Samuel Epstein, and others to a $1.2 million deal for 27 buildings west of the Loop amid a mayoral probe of real estate tied to a proposed superhighway.
Madison federal court hears criminal information against William Bray of Standard Container Co. Edgar Wisconsin alleging failure to pay minimum wage and overtime, falsified freight records, and shipment of inter state goods produced by underpaid workers. Summons returnable in Madison January 3.
English Protestant churches urged the government to severely restrict gambling across all forms, backing a royal commission review. They called for prohibition of football pools, sport-only horse and dog racing, and ending stock market gambling, while Bishop Wand admitted church involvement in gaming.
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