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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1947

Page

2

Hopes Dim For Acquittal In Satira Murder Trial

In Havana Guanabacoa prison Patricia Schmidt waits as judges decide on the man slaughter case in the killing of her lover John Lester Mee aboard a yacht in Havana harbor. Officials indicate a conviction is likely with a Monday announcement possible.

Havana Patricia (Saura) Schmidt Guanabacoa John Lester Mee Cristobal More Patricia Toede Mee Cuba

Movie Attendance Gaps Between Nations Revealed in Bucharest Survey

A Bucharest survey shows Romanians attend cinemas about once every two years and three months, while Americans average 35 times per year, Britons 28 times, and French seven times. The study highlights wide national differences in cinema habits.

Bucharest Britain France

Divers Fail In Search For Girl Body In Blue River

Three divers from Watertown and Chicago searched the Wisconsin river bottom for the body of Port Atkinson girl George Jean Weckler. They found no new evidence though a cement piece from the bottom remained suspect. Police say Ford Sennett confessed to abducting the child and tossing her weighted body into the river from the Blue River bridge. Diving to resume and a large clam shovel to be brought to aid the search.

Blue River Wis Wisconsin River George Jean Weckler Port Atkinson George Lehmann Hugo Schmidt Watertown Frank Mariska Chicago Sennett Rge Jefferson County Robert Winslow Carl Carlson Superior Weckler

Trial Monday resumes in newspaper slowdown case

The NLRB trial about printers economic slowdowns widens the charges against the International Typographical Union. The hearing before Arthur Leff resumes Monday as the Denham office seeks permission to add the slowdown charge to the official complaint. Randolph says the union will pursue disputes through the NLRB courts and other avenues.

Washington American Newspaper Publishers Association AFL International Typographical Union Arthur Leff National Labor Relations Board NLRB Robert N. Denham Leff Myers Denham Woodruff Randolph Supreme Court Randolph

Moslem Teachers Taught Crusaders Meat Preservation Tricks

The fragment attributes to Moslem teachers the Crusaders learning meat preservation with spices and sugar. It notes cross cultural transfer of culinary techniques between Islamic and Christian groups during the Crusades.

Circle At Whitehall Names New Officers

Mrs. Melvin Elstad elected president of the Mission Circle at Our Saviour's Lutheran church succeeding Mrs. Iver B. Olson who becomes vice president. Mrs. H N Larson re elected treasurer and Mrs. William Pederson secretary. Mrs. Simon Windjue is Sunshine chairman. The circle gave 150 to missions the largest since inception and plans to complete the church addressing system. The group packed a Christmas gifts box for the Homme home.

Homme

Tomah KP Officers For 1948 Elected

Officers elected for the Knights of Pythias for 1948 in Tomah Wisconsin include Joe Heintz as chancellor commander Archie Pongratz as vice commander William Conway as prelate Frank Waicup as secretary Ray Reynolds as financial secretary Harry Sweet as treasurer Glen Lawrence as master of arms Frank Prelipp as inner guard Loyal Aller as outer guard Harry Roder as grand representative and Avery Ranney as trustee for three years.

Marshall On Vacation After London Trip

Secretary of State Marshall left Friday for a holiday vacation with Mrs. Marshall at Pinehurst. President Truman advised him to rest and officials expect him to remain until after Christmas unless urgent developments require his early return from the foreign ministers conference in London.

Washington State Marshall Marshall Pinehurst O Marshall Truman Foreign Ministers London

Nickel Ice Cream Cone Hikes With Inflation

Milwaukee reports rising prices as ice cream costs climb. Five cent cones are rare with shops listing six cents and some retailers mulling a ten cent price for a larger scoop amid broader inflation.

Milwaukee Milway

May Pass Law Assuring A Reply For Every Child Writing To Santa

Senator Langer proposes a bill to guarantee each child who writes to Santa Claus receives a personal reply. If enacted, the program would start for Christmas 1948 with letters directed to Santa Claus, Indiana, sent to the Santa Claus post office for a signed reply.

Washington Santa Claus Langer R-Nd Post Office Department Ind Santa Claus, Ind

Obituary for John Beitlich 67 of Stoddard Wisconsin

John Beitlich 67 of Stoddard Wisconsin died suddenly at home Saturday. He is survived by his wife three sons Harry Wilbert and Clarence at home two daughters Lucille Wrobel of La Crosse and Esther Wrobel of Chaseburg four sisters Anna Dangel Emil Keuster Mary Leisse and Martin Roester all of La Crosse one brother Reinhold of Stoddard and nine grandchildren Funeral services set for Tuesday 1:30 p m at the home and 2 p m at St Matthew s Lutheran Church Stoddard with Rev Otto Engel officiating Burial in the church cemetery

John Beitlich Stoddard Wis Harry Wilbert Clarence Stanley Lucille) Wrobel la Crosse Lester Esther) Wrobel Chaseburg Anna Dingel Coon Valley Emil Keuster Sparta Mary Leisse Martin

Death of Mrs Joseph Kunert in Mormon Coulee

Mrs. Joseph Kunert of Mormon Coulee died in a local hospital Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are in complete.

Joseph Kunert Mormon Coulee

Death of Rev. A Lincoln Shute at Penney Farms

Word arrived of the death on October 25 at Penney Farms Florida of the Rev. A Lincoln Shute longtime pastor of the Methodist church in La Crosse.

Penney Farms Fla A. Lincoln Shute la Crosse

Finnish sauna export expands global home installations

The Finnish sauna is now being exported as stoves for home sauna rooms. Manufacturers supply steam bath stoves to be installed in private homes, making the traditional Finnish experience widely accessible.

Five Year Closed Duck Season Proposed by Harvard Scientist

Harvard zoologist Dr. Ludlow Griscom argues a five year moratorium on wildfowl hunting could quadruple duck supplies. He notes current shooting pressure risks driving the sport to extinction and cites large declines since a seven month era with 25 bird daily limits.

New York Ludlow Griscom Harvard Griscom Harvard Zoology Department Field and Stream

Man Trims Hat in Paris Theater Controversy

In Paris a man trimmed a woman's feathered hat in a theater to improve his view. Mme A Tologne and M Guase were involved. she sought 20 000 francs and won a verdict but the judge deferred assessing damages until the hat's price was known.

Paris M. Guase Mme. A. Tologne Mme. Tologne

Jaycees Meet At New VFW Clubroom

La Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce moved its Tuesday meeting from the American Legion rooms to the new Veterans of Foreign Wars building at Third and Division streets. President Robert Mehren announced the change on Saturday.

la Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce American Legion Club Veteran of Foreign Wars Third Division Streets Jaycee Robert Mehren

Food luck hits army in Cairo report on hunger

Cairo reports state that under-nourishment in childhood leaves 90 percent of Egyptian university students unfit for military service. The Chamber of Deputies urged free meals for primary school pupils and condemned vast spending on medical treatment for malnourished children.

Cairo Chamber of Deputies

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Satira Tribune LaCrosse Heileman's Civil Air Patrol French Island Carrolls, la Crescent Fourth and King la Crosse County South Ninth V.F.W Joe Sanders New V.F.W. Ballroom Kiwanis Club Lions Club Toastmasters Club YMCA Barber Shop Quartet Central High School American Legion Social Meeting Commodore la Crescent King South Avenue Armory A. F. of L. Ladies’ Auxiliary Card Party Labor Temple la Crosse Camera Club American Association of University Women’s Dance Junior Chamber of Commerce VFW Optimists Club Hotel Stoddard American Legion Hokah, Minn Shrine Club Walt’s O— Alumni Association Stodda Beta Sigma Phi Heileman America Ameriay's Heileman Brewing CO LA Croser Circle Whitehall Tomah KP Rev. A. Lincoln Shute Ohmer Wisconsin Hart Cash Register Service Main St la Crosse, Wis North Star Faribo Barron Jaycees COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN _ INCORPORATED Pitzner’s Main Seake
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