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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1947

Page

7

A C Runoff Vote Denied By Board

The labor relations board denied a runoff election sought by the AFL United Auto Workers for Allis-Chalmers workers in West Allis Wisconsin. An investigation into 85 challenged ballots from the July 7 election may tilt the result toward the CIO United Auto Workers if validated. Current tallies show CIO UAW 3669, Independent Workers Union 1930, AFL UAW 1599, no union 84, with 85 challenged ballots.

Washington Labor Relations Board AFL United Auto Workers Allis-Chalmers Company West Allis Wis CIO Independent Workers’ Union

Norfolk Lord Fires Chauffeur Over Cap Refusal

Sir Edward Paulet Stracey of Norfolk dismissed his chauffeur for refusing to wear a cap but could not remove him from the flat provided with the job.

Sir Edward Paulet Stracey Norfolk England

40000 Carolers Fill St Louis With Song At Christmas

About 40 000 St Louisans participate in a long standing Christmas caroling tradition organized by the St Louis Christmas Carols association. William H Danforth chairs the effort which raises funds for charity through nickel and dime gifts while groups visit hotels stores and homes across the city.

St. Louis Lirary Union Station St. Louisans Danforth

Walking as a Noble Exercise Across Time

The article discusses walking as a preferred form of forward motion, contrasting it with running and cars. It notes varying walking speeds, the existence of walking contests, and records such as F. P. Murray and Michael Pecora lowering mile times, with Edward Payson Weston cited for long-distance feats.

F. P. Murray Mich Ael Pecora Edward Payson Weston

Flying Machine Pioneers leaflet offers aviation history

The leaflet Flying Machine Pioneers contains eight pictures and over 2000 words of text about aviation history. It explains interesting and exciting facts and can be obtained by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper. Allow about 10 days for reply. The American navy has 3,000,000,000 invested in ships and shore property.

Flying Machine Pioneers Uncle Ray

Montana Prisoners Help Santa Claus Remember All Children

Warden John E. Henry and state prison workers in Deer Lodge with civic clubs revive used toys for underprivileged Montana children. Prisoners rebuild or repair dolls bears and other toys, distributing them to needy youngsters on Christmas with club participation. The program began last year and aims to spread nationwide.

LA Crosse Tribune Montana Santa Claus Deer Lodge Mont John E. Henry State Prison Henry

Trial Date Set for Harold Christoffel in Perjury Case

Harold Christoffel Milwaukee union official and honorary Allis Chalmers member is slated for trial in federal district court on February 16 on perjury charges. His attorney O John Rogge said motions will be argued January 9.

Washington Harold Christoffel Milwaukee Christoffel Allis Chalmers United Automobile Workers Cio House Wisconsin O. John Rogge Holtzoff

La Crosse Workers Attend Wisconsin Institute on Production

La Crosse Garment Manufacturing Co employees Lucille Albrecht Duane W. Raider Edward G. Hofer and Donald E. Newmann attended the Industrial Management Institute on production planning and control at the University of Wisconsin in Madison from December 15 to 17.

Madison Wis la Crosse Industrial Management Institute University of Wisconsin Lucille Albrecht Duane W. Rae der, Edward G. Hofer Donald E. Newmann The la Crosse Garment Manufacturing Company

Beds Controlled in Mental Hospitals Dominate System

About 87 percent of all American hospital beds for nervous and mental patients are government controlled according to government figures. The share highlights the extent of public involvement in psychiatric care and facility capacity.

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