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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1952

Page

3

New T-H On Early Docket

Washington reports hearings to revise the Taft Hartley labor law as the new Republican House plans to review labor management relations early in February. Rep McConnell says a simple, understandable law is the goal and may draft a bill or a new one if needed. Taft supports amendments. Eisenhower backs two changes: non Communist oaths for leaders and voter restrictions on strikers.

Washington Republican House Rep McConnell R-Pa House Labor Committee Capitol Hill GOP Capitol Sen Taft Ohio Senate Eisenhower

School Strike Date Is Set

Superior teachers set a January 10 strike unless the Board of Education offers wage increases and funds for school financing. Local 202 secretary O A Zienan says teachers will not return January 10 without the union's demands. The council ordered a $76 000 cut from the budget eliminating the wage fund and some maintenance. The union seeks a $200 raise now and another $200 in next year's contracts for all city schools. A public hearing on the budget is planned tonight with teachers likely to attend.

Superior Superior Federation of Teachers AFS Board of Education O. A. Zienan Teachers’ Union

Amateur Lady Bandits Fail First Stickup in Oklahoma City

Two women attempted a robbery at a service station in Oklahoma City. One grabbed for cash but the attendant knocked the gun from her hand. The pair fled after she returned with a revolver, and he took the weapon before police were called.

Oklahoma City William Brown Jr Brown

Danish Clerk Sparks Christmas Seal Fund Drive

Danish postal clerk Einar Holboell proposed a Christmas stamp to fund disease relief. The first Christmas Seal sale in 1904 Denmark raised money to aid children suffering from tuberculosis.

Einar Holboell Denmark Chilldren

One Finger Piano Method Helps Handicapped Learners

Eve Vivian Welbourne, a New York pianist and teacher, devised a two finger or knuckle method to play piano. She demonstrates chords by sequencing three notes, enabling those with limited use of hands to produce full-sounding music. The method, tested at Hospital for Rehabilitation, emphasizes enjoyment and motor control, with pedal use expanding the sound.

New York NEA Eve Vivian Welbourne New York’s

Jewelry salesman robbed of 3000 in watches and diamonds

Milwaukee police report 71 year old Frank Kirk a jewelry salesman was robbed Thursday night of 3000 worth of watches and diamonds by two armed men as he returned to his car after collecting jewelry from the southside firm where he worked.

Milwaukee Frank Kirk Kirk

Refugee Granted Full Pardon On Larceny Conviction

Miron Kolodziejczak a 23 year old refugee from Communist Poland was granted a full pardon by Gov Kohler for a larceny conviction. The pardon clears the way for citizenship and avoids deportation tied to illegal entry. He has since married an American born woman.

Milwaukee Miron Kolodziejczak Poland Kohler U.S Kolodziejczak United States Miron

Water Commissioner Killed In Cave-In

Verona Wisconsin Barthol Zurbuchen fifty five water commissioner killed Thursday in a ditch cave in while working in the ditch being filled after pipes were laid. Stone gravel and dirt being pushed by a tractor covered him and he was dead when volunteers removed him.

Verona Wis Barthol Zurbuchen Zurbuchen

Wife of State Department official appeals drunken driving conviction

The wife of a State Department official has appealed her drunken driving conviction in Arlington Virginia. The judge suspended all but three hours of a 30 day jail term and a $150 fine. Mrs Foy D Kohler and her husband a State Department policy planner testified in court.

Arlington State Department Arlington County Paul D.brown Foy D. Kohler

Couple involved in December 6 crash and security breach

A couple crashed into a telephone pole while reportedly intoxicated after leaving a party on December 6. The State Department said Kohler carried a briefcase with secret documents in violation of security rules, turned over to a department security officer. Kohler paid an $8.25 fine for public intoxication, bond of $500 posted for Mrs Kohler with a hearing on appeal set two months later.

State Department Kohler

Davis Returns From European Tour on Air Force Base Visits

Rep. Glenn Davis of Wisconsin and Rep. John Riley of South Carolina returned aboard the Independence after a tour of Air Force installations and bases in England France Germany and North Africa. They sit on the House Appropriations Committee and said construction was proceeding well.

New York Glenn Davis R-Wis Independence England France Germany North Africa Davis John Riley D-Sc House Appropriations Committee

Army bans marriages with foreign nationals without sanction

Indian Army issues an order prohibiting marriages between officers or soldiers and any foreign national unless prior Army approval is obtained. The rule applies to all ranks and service members.

La Crosse Man Named Secretary of Tourist Promotion Group

Julius B. Jorgenson of La Crosse has been named executive secretary of the Wisconsin Indian Head Country Inc a non profit tourist promotion group He is a former field secretary and succeeds Fred Kluhsman who resigned

Eau Claire Julius B. Jorgenson la Crosse Wisconsin Indian Head Country, Inc Jorgenson Lawrence College Fred Kluhsman

Hairdressers Across Britain Blame Cold Weather Slump

Hairdressing salons nationwide report weak trade blamed on unseasonably cold weather and a persistent drop in customer numbers. Industry sources warn of tighter budgets and potential job cuts unless growth returns.

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