Christmas Around the World carol service set
Our Savior's Lutheran church groups join junior catechism to present a carol service titled Christmas Around the World on Thursday at 8 pm. The program features multi national selections, narration, a Bethlehem tableau, soloists, choirs, and a benevolence offering for orphan homes.
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Our Savior’s Church
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
C. S. Wollan
George Alvilden
Enid Erickson
Sweden
Herald
Roger Munson
Italy
Fidelis
Rela
Betty Steinmetz
Etsday School
Bethlehem
Norway
Austria
Bohemia
Nancy Vaaler
Jeanne Zaneis
Cayle Baldwin
Wilder
Shepherds
the Herald
Sicily
Judy Ann Shanesey
Patricia Lien
Solveig Rynning
Paece
Christiansen
Joke
Christians
Ulvilden
Origins of the element copper traced to Cyprus
The word copper derives from Cyprus where the ore was first found and called cyprium. The term evolved to cyprum and eventually copper, reflecting its historic source and naming path.
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Cyprus
GOP Plans Caucus To Settle Patronage Job Candidates
Washington DC Republican chiefs aim to settle patronage posts including house clerk and sergeant-at-arms with a January 2 caucus. Doorkeeper candidates feature James Griffin John McCabe Beebhe Hess and M L Meletio amid expected party approvals and no shift in floor leader positions for Martin Halleck and McCormack.
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GOP
Washington, D. C
House
New House
James Griffin
New Jersey
John McCabe
Indiana
Beebhe Hess
Ohio
M. L. Meletio
Missouri
Mannie “Aeneal Eines
Repean Tor
Congress
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusett
Bothies
Charles A. Halleck
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Urge 10 Percent Pay Boost For Baptist Pastors
New York report notes the 7 000 northern Baptist convention churches as a federation with no governing power over local churches. State secretaries council urges at least a 10 percent salary increase for pastors, saying many earn below subsistence.
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New York
Northern Baptist Convention
State Secretaries Council of the Organs
Convention
Mason- Dixon Line
Unusual Animal Diet Shifts Amid Feeding Stuffs Shortage
A widespread shortage of animal feed drives stock owners to experiments with diverse diets. Locusts and fish like sun dried whitebait are fed to livestock near the Persian Gulf. Reports describe cows eating soap, a cat consuming cucumbers, and dogs craving grapes and strawberries as part of novel feeding trends.
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Persian Gulf
Shiraz
Starling Chip Learns to Sing in Swedish Dance Tunes
Ernest Linden of Ljungby trains a starling named Chip to talk and chirp dance tunes. Found two years ago after a cat attack, Chip was rehabilitated on a worm and fly diet and now asks visitors to whistle before singing bits of a Swedish dance song. He befriends Linden’s dog and may attract a film company.
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Ernest Linden
Ljungby
Sunden
Chip
Linden
Sweden
Shanghai mayor targets key money rent scheme
Mayor Wu announces a campaign against landlords who demand large upfront payments for house keys and then charge controlled rents. The move aims to curb exploitative practices in housing markets and protect tenants.
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Mayor Wu
Shanghai
China
Icy Conditions Spark Multiple Weekend Car Crashes
Weekend ice on city streets has raised crash totals since the last snow. Frederick Black of Ames and Lester War Sr. collided at Cass and 17th, injuring two with damages listed at 5 and 60 dollars. Police blamed driver distraction from a skidding taxi.
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Frederick M. Black
Ames
Lester War_ Sr
Teeedack
Oo Reckote French
Adams Street
Herbert French
Cass
17Th Street
Martin L. Ryan
New Albin
Carl J. Becker
Houston
Minn
Ryan
Becker
Fourth Street
State
Johnne
Caledonia
Helger Martell
George Street
West Avenue
Ferry Street
Duxbury
Martell
Edwin J. Hatzenbuehler
South Fourth Street
Jackson Street
Sixth Street
la Crosse
Independent group leader facing trial by A C Local 248
Walter E. Petersen head of the insurgent group Independent Workers of Allis Chalmers says Local 248 UAW CIO ordered him to stand trial January 13 for conduct unbecoming. A board decision on the case was expected early this week. Petersen cites freedom of the press and denies forming a company union.
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Milwaukee
Walter E. Petersen
Independent Workers of
Allis Chalmers
Local 248
Uaw-Cio
Petersen
Robert Buse
Welsh raiders now visit Hereford to plunder shops
Hereford housewives claim Welsh day trippers raid the town, arriving by luxury coaches. They say the visitors skip the cathedral and river activities, instead stripping stores of food, clothing and cigarettes. One housewife calls them brazen as brass.
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Herefordshire
England
Hereford
Wales
Ocean Salt Supply Says World Has Vast Abundance
The article argues that while salt is valuable where scarce, the ocean presents an untouched inexhaustible source. It emphasizes the global abundance and potential for extraction.
Scouts Create Trust Fund for Gateway Area Council Wisconsin
The Gateway Area Council of Boy Scouts of America announces a formal action to create a trust fund to support future work beyond World War II. A trustee board includes John Bunge Lambert Hansen George MacLachlan Judge Lincoln Neprud and Judge Roy Ahlstrom. Gifts may designate projects at Camp Decorah and other council services with La Crosse as the corporate trustee.
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Gateway Area Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Buffalo
Trempealeau
Jackson
Monroe
la Crosse
Vernon
Juneau
Crawford
Wisconsin
Houston County
Minnesota
John Bunge
Lambert A. Hansen
Sparta
George A. MacLachlan
The
National Bank
Lincoln Neprud
Viroqua
Roy Ahlstrom
la Crosse Trust Company of
Boy Scout Movement
Camp Decorah
Neprud
Rivoli Building
London postwar service offers deluxe lion hunts abroad
Londons Latest Postwar Service Big Game Safaris Limited operates for 800 dollars monthly, flying clients by private plane from London to Africa to hunt lions, buffaloes or elephants. Run by Leslie Cramer of the Royal Air Force with museum exhibit experience, the service promises luxury travel, safety, guaranteed game, and optional diary keeping by Mrs. Cramer.
Chamber Of Commerce Drives For Portal To Portal Pay Reform
The United States Chamber of Commerce plans a national referendum to urge amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. The goal is to cap retroactive back pay liability, define interstate occupations, and authorize settlements with unions over portal to portal time and overtime disputes. The drive follows rising back pay claims and a string of court rulings on prework time and travel time.
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Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Supreme Court
Mt. Clemens
Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Mich
Lewis District 50
Afl-United Mine Workers
Lewis
Ridge Coalt
the High Court
Detroit
Frank A. Picard
CIO
Picard
United Pottery Workers
U. S. Supreme Court
AFL
High Court
Tariff Probe Sought By Republican Lawmakers
Rep Gearhart calls for a comprehensive inquiry into Democratic foreign trade and tariff policy as southern commissioners warn tariff cuts would erode farmer purchasing power. Senate Democrats defend reciprocal trade, while Senator Butler's push to halt negotiations sparks cross party dispute over the program.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Rep
Gearhart
Rcalif
Californian
House
Ways and Means Committee
Commissioners of Agriculture
South
Association of Southern Commissioners of Agriculture
Washington
Association
Senate
Butler
State Department
Irish Farmers Plan Strike Over Government Prices
Irish farmers announce a strike demanding higher guaranteed prices for their produce. They press for government action to ensure better income and market support for key agricultural products.
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Eire
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LA Crosse Tribune
C. I. Anderson
Angus Nelson
Phyllis Jenks
Mary
Wayne Pahl
Joseph
Jimmy Burgess
Burton Wethe
Brian Swancutt
Freimark
Main Street
Carl Bayless
Kansas City
Peser
Pless
Pius XII
Rome
St. Peter's
Christendom
orstiGcun
BY Etta Gaynes
Etta Gaynes
Starling May Star
Mea
Hoeschlers’ Prescription Pharmacy
5Th Avenue
Scouts
E. V. Cantonwine
Wala “Hala, Washington
COPR
NEA Service. Inc
Zachary Taylor
Andrew Jackson
Dolly Madison
Reg YU
Pat
BY William Ferguson
Harold W. Ward
U. 8
Francis M. LE May
Fifth Avenue
Frank-Len
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Willion
5Th and Grand Avenues
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