Ordinances Aim to Shrink City Council to Seven Aldermen
La Crosse's 1951 agenda features two key proposals: cut council size from 21 to seven and redraw 21 wards into seven districts. If approved, election in April 1951 would set two year terms for 11th through 21st ward Aldermen, with a phased move to a city manager style government by 1953.
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la Crosse
Ize
Harry Newburg
Newburg
Ballot On Local Officials In 1951 For La Crosse Area
La Crosse county voters will cast ballots April 3 for mayor clerk comptroller treasurer aldermen and supervisors. Onalaska elects three aldermen three supervisors and two school board members. Townships choose chairman county supervisor two side supervisors clerk treasurer assessor and justices. Villages elect county supervisor president three trustees clerk treasurer assessor and marshals. John Martin seeks supreme court justice seat succeeding Ches Fowler. If more than two file a primary may follow March 3. referendums possible but none ordered.
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la Crosse County
State Supreme Court
la Crosse
Onalaska
Board of Education
Supreme Court
John Martin
Chess. Fowler
La Crosse City Bonded Debt Drops in 1950 and 1951 Plans
La Crosse reduced bonded indebtness from 1 845 000 to 1 621 000 in 1950 as no new bonds were floated, leaving only bond redemption changes. The 1951 picture shows possible bonds for water system upgrades, a sewage plant project, and a new south branch library, with total near 1 1 million below the 3 915 683 state limit.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Myrick Park
Water Department
Jerry Donohue Engineering Co
Sheboygan
New South
16Th and
Farnam Streets
Franklin Pamperin
Council
Ways and Means
La Crosse Adopts Chlorination Ending Long Water Controversy
La Crosse marks a turning point as chlorine began in the water supply on March 27 ending a dispute that began in 1949 after the U S Public Health Service condemned the city water. Health officials urged boiling and daily sampling while permanent chlorination was planned and installed to combat recurring contamination.
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la Crosse
United States Public Health Service
Garland Weidner
Weidner
Board of Health
Henry Ahrens
Board of Public Works
Wallace and Tiernan Co
Belleville
N. J
Water Department
Dr. Weidner
la Crosse River
Phillies win pennant sparks moustache shaving incident
Brooklyn report notes Philadelphia Phillies claim the National League pennant and award could trigger a moustache swap. After a 4-1 victory over the Dodgers, several players shaved a Philadelphia Bulletin writer’s upper lip in the dressing room.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Yeutter
Phillies
Baseball Writer's Association of America
Dodgers
Philadelphia Bulletin
Public health emphasis on school children's well being in La Crosse County
La Crosse County health program focused on physical well being of school children with 1596 inspections across most schools. Nurse Helen Hanson cited dental eye nose throat corrections, dental work for many children, and a plan for retesting defects.
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la Crosse County
Helen Hanson
Miss Hanson
Gretchen M. Phair
Harriet Hayes
Onalaska
State Department of Public Instruction
la Crosse County Board of Supervisors
Health Committee
John McCabe
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Pedic Hospital
Madison
Shriners’ Hospital
Minneapolis
First Postwar International Congress ofChildren Judges Met in Liege
Delinquency measures were debated at Liege Belgium by the International Congress of Juvenile Court Judges. It marked the congress’s first postwar gathering since 1930 and Ireland’s maiden representation with Justice J McCarthy of Dublin’s children court as a delegate.
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Liege
Belgium
International Congress of Chilarenis Court
Ireland
Justice J. McCarthy
Dublin Children’s Court
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