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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1946
Page
12
About 2000 Koreans and several Japanese were injured in a free for all at Premier Yoshida's residence in Tokyo. Police cordons broke as doors and windows were smashed during protests over discrimination. A mass meeting followed before the crowd dispersed.
C M Simonson was elected unanimously to serve a six month term as president of the La Crosse Business Men’s club at the Thursday noon luncheon. He succeeds Rev L C Smith who received a vote of thanks. Durland and Steen were reelected secretary and treasurer. J B Haraldson begins a new three year board term in January. The club discussed a January banquet and Logan field improvements with a planned $10 000 for temporary Swanson field work.
The Veterans Administration will install brain wave recording machines in all VA hospitals with 1,000 beds or more and in larger VA mental hygiene clinics. Dr Paul R Hawley announced a program to train doctors and technicians in recording interpreting brain waves and diagnosing neurological disorders with courses at the University of Illinois and Hines VA hospital.
A Wisconsin aeronautics legislative conference will be held in Milwaukee on January 10. Representatives are expected from multiple agencies and organizations including the Air Power League, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Northwest Airlines, University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Manufacturers, and the League of Wisconsin Municipalities.
Bill Henson the 23 year old former Marine and Memphis State sophomore plays Santa at a downtown department store. He spends his $22 weekly pay on gifts for needy children and has accumulated a $70 deficit. He says he does it to help the poor kids and dislikes cold, businesslike Santas. He is married with his wife working in the same store.
Local birthday notices list Helen Nowak at 1528 Johnson street and Ramona Carr at 111 South Seventh street among others. The entry includesembers of families linked to Mindoro and La Crosse with related addresses and initials.
Superior Judge Edwin A. Robson wore black robes instead of a Santa suit and handed out toys to children yesterday in his courtroom. The playroom was created on his suggestion to aid youngsters whose parents face divorce hearings. A Christmas tree stood as he began an annual cheer-up drive offering presents to all children whose parents are in divorce court through Christmas.
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