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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1949

Page

2

City Parking and Traffic Data to Be Heard

A September survey of Le Fens parking and traffic will be reviewed Friday at 9 30 a m by the survey committee. George W Barton engineering director of Associated Consultants Evans ton Ill will present preliminary findings to shape final recommendations for Leger. Members include Mayor Henry J Ahrens City Attorney Fred Steele City Clerk Fred Kramer John Barth and acting Capt Leonard Bennett.

le Fens George W. Barton Associated Consultants Evanston Ill J. N. Cribben Citizens’ Parking Committee Barton Leger Henry J. Ahrens Fred Steele Fred Kramer John Barth Leonard Bennett

Club Dances And Dues Reminder For January Events

Members are reminded to pay insurance dues by Saturday midnight and notes of a second Christmas season dance on December 29. Committeemen to meet at 8 p m. for planning. New Year’s dance at the club with reserved tables and hats. Post meeting January 4 includes election of two house committee members and delegates to Portage Wisconsin midwinter conference January 28 and 29. Sick list includes Norman Anderson and others in hospitals and at home.

Belona House Portage Wis Norman Anderson Madison General Hospital Albert Frederick St. Francis Cecil Grover Cecile Oestrich Tomah Vets’ Hospital Louie Hanson Clarence Hanson Ted Blinn Harry Place Phil Vitali

Woman 43 Kills Self With Blank Cartridge

SIGNAL HILL California Mrs Ruth Hamre 43 killed herself Tuesday with a blank cartridge Officer C R Blake said she placed the pistol against her neck and pulled the trigger Deputy Coroner Phillip Adkins said the shot severed her jugular vein and she bled to death Alfred Hamre her husband told police she kept the pistol under her pillow to repel prowlers while he was at sea He noted she had been in ill health.

Signal Hill Calif Ruth Hamre C. R. Blake

Birth details of Aly's family amid a Paris divorce and Moslem faith plans

The report notes Aly has two sons from a previous marriage, Prince Amma 13 and Prince Am yomo hmmed 11, children attending school about 15 miles from Lausanne. Aly divorced British-born Joan Yarde-Buller in Paris shortly before marrying Miss rth on May 27 at Villains, with vows describing the child’s Moslem upbringing.

Page Lh Aly Prince Amma Amyomohammed Lausanne Joan Yarde-Buller Paris Rth

German Actor Emil Seivan Reported Critically Ill

Vienna report states German actor Emil S Seivan was listed in critical condition on Wednesday at Wolfgangssee. Hans Lauda, dean of Vienna University medical faculty, was summoned to his bedside to attend him.

Vienna Emil S Seivan Wolfgangssee Hans Lauda Vienna University

Postal Receipts Drop With December Totals Rise

Postmaster Wenzel M. Dvorak reports Tuesday postal receipts fell to 530 dollars. Through December 27 total receipts reach 610,462.50, exceeding the 1948 established figure of 539,549.66.

Wenzel M. Dvorak

Olympic miler Lovelock killed by subway train in Brooklyn

New Zealand born Olympic runner John E. Lovelock known for a 3:47.8 1500m world record in Berlin 1936 and a 4:07.6 mile at Princeton in 1933 died after dizziness caused him to fall in front of a Coney Island station. He worked at Manhattan's Hospital for Special Surgery and served as a British Army medical corps major. wife and two children left behind.

New York John E Jack) Lovelock Brooklyn Lovelock Church Avenue Stoo Princeton N. J Bill Bonthron Berlin

GOP Unit Gets Census Data

Madison Wis U S census supervisor Gordon E Brewer accepted an invitation to speak to the Waukesha County Republican club on census taker qualifications He noted a date after Jan 13 would suit him Republicans had previously accused him of bias toward Democrats and sought a probe into possible violations of the Hatch Act Brewer said he would give the same talk to all interested groups and was prepared to share information with GOP members

Madison Wis Waukesha County Gordon E. Brewer U. S Wisconsin Republican Club Waukesha Brewer U. S. District Attorney's Office

Brave Tennessee Girl Loses Hand to Save Life

Betty Lou Marbury a 10 year old from a Tennessee farm had her right hand amputated between the wrist and elbow to halt a malignant bone tumor on the third finger. The operation followed her plea for prayers and showcased her faith and courage as doctors acted to prevent spread of cancer.

Memphis Tenn Betty Lou Marbury Roger Betty

State Man John Czarapata Dies at 103 in Wisconsin

John Czarapata died at 103 on Tuesday in Marinette Wisconsin He was born in Poland and came to the United States in 1873 A farmer he lived in Peru for 30 years His wife died in 1943 Survivors include one daughter three sons 41 grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren

Marinette Wis John Czarapata Beaver Pulaski Green Bay Czarapata Poland United States Peru

Tremor toll and damage tallied in central Honshu

Japan reports more than 3.6 million dollars in damage from a three day tremor siege in central Honshu from Sunday night to Tuesday night. The death toll stays at eight as national rural police finalize the loss estimate.

Tokyo Japan Honshu

Small November rise in living costs reported

A November study shows virtually no overall change in living costs with the index up only one tenth of a percent from October. Fuel, electricity, and food edged higher while clothing and some apparel items declined. Rents rose, and regional figures for Houston and Milwaukee show notable three month increases.

Washington Tto Department Bureau of Statics Houston Tex Milwau

Wife appeals to world leaders for peace to bear children

Patricia Capella, an American wife, pleads with President Truman Premier Stalin King George and Vincent Aurion to avert war. She criticizes leaders except Stalin as architects of peace and urges a guarantee of peaceful life for her future children.

Patricia Ids) Capella Detroit Mich Jacques Capella Iegar N. Y" Boe United States Truma XII Stalin King George Vincent Aurion

Boy 5 Critically Hurt By Whirling Propeller

In Wausau Wisconsin a five year old boy David Swiderski was severely injured when he ran into a moving airplane propeller after leaping from a plane piloted by his father Stanley F. Swiderski. He remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital with slim chances of survival. The accident occurred after the craft landed on a Mosinee area farm.

Wausau Wis Memorial Hospital David Swiderski Stanley F. Swiderski Swiderski Mosinee

Weather Update Highlights Unstable Air Across Nation

The article describes variable temperatures from 31 degrees in the north and 20 in Superior, with an expected subzero to single-digit low in the north and 10 to 15 above in the south for Wednesday night. It notes widespread conditions including warm and snowy areas, with records in Ala City and New York City for December 27 and a forecast of hotter and colder fronts moving south and east.

Rees Superior Mississippi River Atlantic New England Washington Montana North Dakota Michigan Billings Mont Cutbank Kalispell Minnesota Ohile Ala New York City

Two Cars In Crash On Gillette Street

Police report a morning crash on Gillette street at 6 07. Henry H Schmitz 1934 Wood street drove west and struck a parked car in the 800 block owned by Roy R Fritz 2139 Loomis street. Total damage about 200 with Fritz at 125 and Schmitz car at 75.

Gillette Street Henry H. Schmitz Wood Street Roy R. Fritz Loomis Street Fritz Carrgo Schimtz

UCLA Officer Files Crackdown on Illegally Parked Cars

A UCLA campus policeman found a large number of illegally parked student vehicles, exhausting his ticket quota after writing many tickets. He joked about cranking out more notices and his book going blank after the 22nd.

Los Angeles Ucla

Fire Devours 2000 Tons Fertilizer in Wrightsville

Wrightsville Ga residents faced a smoky night as more than 2000 tons of fertilizer burned. Fire smoldered into Wednesday with billows seen for miles while townspeople checked homes for embers and motorists inspected vehicles for signs of ignition trouble.

Wrightsville

Hearing Slated Into Story Of Road Violations

Public Service Commission to hold a February 1 hearing in Madison to probe intrastate trucking rules and possible evasion by common carriers. Investigations cite shipments diverted to interstate routes from Wisconsin points, with review of need for new regulations and enforcement. Also notes stock authorization for Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co and upcoming hearings on water utility and railway abandonments.

Madison Wis Public Service Commission Commission 3 Lt Wisconsin Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co Amery Milwaukee Town of Lake Milwaukee County Lakeside Sanitary District Oconto Chicago and North Western Railway Padus Forest County

Cardinal Mindszenty Resettled From Budapest Prison

The Roman Catholic cardinal Mindszenty has been moved from a Budapest prison under heavy guard and is believed transported to Russia. ARI, citing prison hospital personnel, said he was sentenced to life last February 8 and was taken for routine health checks.

Rome Roman Information Agency ARI Josef Cardinal Mindszenty Budapest Russia

Texans in New York Get Lone Star Water Aid

SHREVEPORT La Three thousand gallons of Texas water travel east through Mississippi toward thirsty Texans in New York who cannot return home for Christmas. The tank truck departed Austin Tuesday loaded with water from Highland Lakes area and is a gift from Lakes News a weekly fishing hunting and loafing journal.

Shreveport Texas Mississippi New York Austin Tex Highland the Lakes News

VA Says WWII Dividend Checks Not Yet Mailed

The Veterans Administration reports it does not know when the first of 16,000,000 WWII veteran insurance dividend checks will be mailed. The target date of some time near the middle of January has not been changed despite reports to the contrary, an VA official said.

Washington The Veterans Administration

Oven Explodes At Stoddard Burns Wife On Christmas

Mrs. Leslie Hinze of Stoddard Wis suffered burns to the head and right arm and shock when a gas stove exploded in her kitchen Christmas day. The blast at about 5 30 p m blew the oven door off and sent flames to the ceiling. Hinze was taken outdoors where snow was used to tame the fire in her hair. She was not hospitalized. The area burner is believed to have caused the explosion.

Stoddard Wis Leslie Hinze Are Hinze

Two U.S. Servicemen Reported Safe in China

Washington reports two American servicemen missing since October 1948 in the Tsingtao area are alive and held at a large base near the port city. Navy chief electrician William C. Smith of Long Beach and Marine Master J Elmer C Bender of Chicago had not been heard from for 14 months amid tensions with Communist China. The State Department says no formal charges are known and a delayed message confirms their safety.

Washington China Tsingtao State Department Navy William C. Smith Long Beach Calif J. Elmer C. Bender Chicago

Family Of Four Found Dead Of Gas Poisoning

In New York a family of four, Andrew Gazak 33 Veronica Gazak 32 and children Veronica 5 and Andrew Jr 3, were found dead in their fifth floor East 71st Street apartment from suspected carbon dioxide poisoning after Christmas Eve. Police say the gas refrigerator fumes filled the room with windows shut and a sister alerted authorities.

New York East Side Your Angels Andrew Gazak Veronica Andrew, Jr Gazak East 71St Street

Fleet-Footed Officer Captures Manitowoc Burglar

Officer Howard Rezach chased and captured George Pratt after a brief pursuit in Manitowoc. Pratt, an ex convict, admitted burglarizing a tavern and carried $92 in cash and $37 in checks. $229 reportedly was missing from a cigar box at the tavern. Pratt and partner Francis Lallensach returned him to police for questioning.

Manitowoc Wis Howard Rezach George Pratt Rezach Francis Lallensach Pratt

New Capital Name Proposed for United States of Indonesia

Report from The Hague states a Sarees spokesman announced Jacarta as the capital name replacing Batavia for the United States of Indonesia. The name should not be confused with Jogjakarta in eastern Java, former capital of the Indonesian republic now merged into the United States of Indonesia.

Hague Netherlands United States of Indonesia Jacarta Batavia Sarees Jaca Im Vanese Java Jogjakarta

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