Swann Organ Concert Delights La Crosse Audience
Frederick Swann, organist of Riverside Church and Interchurch Center, performs a one hour concert before about 300 people at First Congregational Church. The 1200 pipe Trane memorial organ sparked rich tones as he presented a balanced program with brief, varied selections from Bach, Reubke, Franck, Daquin, Langlais and more, ending with Pepping and a hymn-like finale.
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la Crosse Tribune
Frederick Swann
Riverside Church
Interchurch Center
New York City
First Congregational Church
Swann
Tournemire
Langlais
John Cooks
Heaven
la Crosse
Woman Hurt In Intersection Crash In La Crosse
La Crosse police said Mrs Hilman Lucy Amundson 49 of 311 N 26th Place was injured in a two car collision at 22nd and Cass Streets early Sunday. She received knee and ankle injuries and was treated at Lutheran Hospital. Amundson was a passenger in a car driven by her husband. Richard A. Ristow 16 of 2713 Oak Drive drove north on 22nd Street and collided with the Amundson car as ice on Ristows windshield blocked his view. The Amundson car spun and she was thrown from the vehicle.
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la Crosse
Lutheran Hospital
22Nd
Cass Streets
Hilman (Lucie) Amundson
Amundson
Cass
Richard A. Ristow
Oak Drive
Meeting On Milk Quality Scheduled
A meeting on abnormal milk will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in West Salem High School. Harold Huth, La Crosse County agent, says UW speakers will discuss causes such as mastitis and how to control and eliminate them. The event is open to all farmers and interested persons.
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West Salem High School
Harold Huth
la Crosse County
University of Wisconsin
More Cold Is Predicted For La Crosse
The La Crosse area faces more cold with 14 below zero at the French Island station Sunday night. a low of 17 below is forecast for Monday and a zero high is expected Tuesday. Winds 15 to 20 mph diminish by nightfall. Eau Claire and Wausau hit -18, Lone Rock -17, International Falls -30, Black River Falls reports 32 below. Beloit logged nine above as the mild spot.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
French Island
Carl Peterson
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Wausau
Lone Rock
International Falls
Minn
Black River Falls
Beloit
Wisconsin
Island Man Recalls Italian Decoration
Morvis Longo of French Island recalls the Italian government’s Maltese Cross awarded Aug 7 1944 while he served as an ordnance mechanic with a U S Army hospital unit in Naples after the Salerno invasion. He says the honor came for aiding Italians and speaks little of the suffering tied to it. Neighbors revived interest after a La Crosse Tribune story and Longo, a Hazleton Pennsylvania native, continues to search for missing details.
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Morris Longo
French Island
Malta
Chicago
Tribune
Morvis Longo
2Nd Ave. E
Lor. di Malta
Hazleton
U.S
Italy
la Crosse Tribune
Longo
la Crosse
McCoy
Marcella Weide
Norwalk
Naples
Salerno
Births in Minnesota on January dates
Lutheran Hospital Jan 12 reports a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hammann of 2522 5 30th St. Spring Grove Community Hospital Jan 12 records a son for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahr of Spring Grove. Minneapolis Jan 6 a daughter Peggy Diane to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christen of 1507 E 78th St. Patricia Fitting and Christenson connections noted. Jan 10 a daughter Reve Carol to Mr. and Mrs. Rod Manning of Maple Plains with Pauline Hartwig linked to La Crosse.
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Jan
Paul E. Hammann
30Th St
Lorene M. Espe
Spring Grove
Minn
Peggy Diane
Vernon Christenson
78Th St
Minneapolis
Patricia Fitting
la Crosse
Christenson
Grantsburg
Wis
Reve
Carol
Rod Manning
Maple Plains
Pauline Hartwig
Radio Highlights MONDAY WKBH Basketball Wisconsin vs Iowa
The station schedules a 7 25 p m Monday basketball broadcast pairing Wisconsin and Iowa on WKBH. The program notes offer listener timing and matchup details for the evening sports segment.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Primatene Tablets Promise Quick Asthma Relief
A New York report says Primatene, the asthma formula doctors favor, is now sold without prescription in many states. The tiny tablets claim to open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve nervous tension, offering hours of relief from asthma attacks at 98 cents a box.
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New York
N. Y
Longo Seeks Malta Cross Registry Boost and Replacements
A man named Ioannis Hierosolymitani discusses securing and registering a Malta Cross and royal crown citation. He notes Italian and Lawn language details, neighbors praising Longo, who plans to travel to Chicago to formalize awards, gain permanent decorations, and replace a lost object. Longo and his wife have two daughters, Mrs Edward Alice Johnson and Mrs Roger Williams of La Crasce.
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Ioannis Hierosolymitani
Longo
Chicago
Edward Alice) Johnson
Roger
Joan) Williams
la Crasce
Two Hurt In County Crashes In La Crosse Area
Two persons sustained minor injuries Sunday in La Crosse County traffic crashes. Sedley F. Howard, 23, of 1402 Mississippi Street, was hospitalized after his pickup skidded and overturned when a plow dropped snow on the windshield. Carol Johnson, 47, of 2102 Lake Shore Drive, suffered a head cut and ankle injury as her car collided with another on Bainbridge and Sperbeck Streets. passengers included Joseph O. Johnson, 58, and Edward J. Semlar, 43.
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la Crosse County
Sedley F. Howard
Mississippi St
Lutheran Hospital
Greenfield
Howard
Carol Johnson
Lake Shore Drive
Bainbridge and Sperbeck Streets
Campbell
Ex Camp McCoy Man Killed In Accident
SPARTA Wisconsin George Hasele a 26 year old former Army man linked to Camp Mc Coy and Germany was killed in an automobile crash near Sparta Details of the accident were not available His wife Pegg Isensee and her two sons George and Allen were visiting Sparta at the time Survivors include a brother Ralph of Holmen and his parents in New York State
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Sparta
Wis
George Hasele
Hudson
N.Y
Camp McCoy
Germany
Pegg Isensee
George
Allen
Albert Isensee
Ralph
Holmen
New York State
Do FALSE TEETH Rock Slide or Slip
FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates holds false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding or rocking and leaves no sour or pasty taste. Alkaline and non acid, it helps prevent plate odor and freshens breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
DRIVE NEARING GOAL Community Chest Annual Meet Jan 30
The La Crosse Community Chest announces its 7th annual membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. Jan 30 in the Avalon Ballroom. Dr E J Rollings of Detroit will speak, with a final campaign report by Dr Gunnar A Gundersen. Total Funds reached 250,997 of 256,119 goal, a new high.
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Community Chest
Mth
la Crosse
Gunnar A. Gundersen
Gundersen
Guide to be Published for Health Materials
Madison health education professor Warren H. Southworth will publish a guide to help Wisconsin public school teachers select health materials. A $2,500 grant from the Wisconsin Medical Society funds the project, which includes careers in health fields and will be updated periodically. Five state-wide committees will collect and screen materials with cooperation from the State School Health Council and state health and education agencies.
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Madison
Warren H. Southworth
University of Wis of Health
Univerconsin
Sity of Wisconsin School of Edu- Wisconsin
Wisconsin Medical Society
la Crosse
James C. Fox
The
Medical Society
University of Wisconsin
State School Health Council
State Board of Health
State Department of Public Instruction
Interest in Alderman Candidacies in La Crosse
Several possible candidates for aldermen in the 11th 12th 13th 17th and 19th Wards emerged after a Citizens Education Committee meeting in La Crosse Robert Voight said Monday The committee cited voting records of ward aldermen urging more consistent support for the Board of Education Public response to the resolution is positive and the subcommittee has been expanded to seven to plan further The filing deadline for city offices is January 29 The group has not decided whether to endorse or campaign for candidates
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Citizens Education Committee of
la Crosse
Robert Voight
Citizens Education Committee
Board of Education
Voight
Fire and police records from La Crosse events
Fire and police log for La Crosse with multiple calls on Jan 12 to 14 including water in a bathroom smoke in a basement flooded oil burner and car fire. Also hospitalizations for illness and a series of court actions including a theft and jail break case from Max’s Auto Wrecking Co. and a motion to continue.
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S. 6Th St
N. 16Th St
West Ave. S
la Crosse
Richard A. Pfaff
E. Washburn St
Max’s Auto Wrecking Co
N. 3Rd St
Juveniles Held For Stealing Two Cars
MONROE AP Two juveniles were arrested after stealing two cars including one owned by John Walter Green County juvenile court officer They admitted stealing five cars in the area since January They were turned over to juvenile court.
Public opens state mobile testing unit at Rubber Mills
The first open center of the state mobile testing unit drew a "very good response" as the citywide tour screens for lung disorders diabetes and blood pressure. 73 people were tested Friday 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Other centers run 6 to 9 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at station four 904 Gillette St. Pre-registration is not required.
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Clinton K. Higgins
Louis Poellinger
Gillette St
Higgins
Deaths Ralph Bates and Pauline Buelow area notice
Ralph Bates former La Crosse resident died in Palos Verdes California Saturday afternoon Services were planned in California He was born in Cashton attended La Crosse State College and worked in La Crosse before moving He is survived by his widow Janice Schwalbe son Dennis daughter Shelly three brothers Joe Frank Lawrence and four sisters Pauline Buelow 76 of 1207 S 10th St died in a local hospital Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Sletten McKee Funeral Home
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Ralph Bates
la Crosse
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Calif
California
Mr. Bates
Cashton
la Crosse State College
Janice Schwalbe
Dennis
Shelly
Joe
Frank
Iowa City
Lawrence
Ralph Bradley
Ed Quinn
Francis Wallerus
Minneapolis
H. L. Harrison
Larchmont
N.Y
Pauline Buelow
S. 10Th St
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
West Salem Dairy Plant Lands Federal Packaging Contract
West Salem Wisconsin Dairy Maid Milk plant begins packaging 7.2 million pounds of dried milk for the U.S. government for shipment abroad. An average of 58 employees work two shifts at the facility.
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West Salem
Wis
Dairy Maid
U.S
Incumbent Files For Re-Election To County Board
Gordon Feinberg of 1407 Ferry Street filed his nomination papers Monday for re election to the County Board. Feinberg is manager of the Sanitary Supply Co at 423 South 3rd Street, serving as incumbent supervisor in the 2nd Ward.
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Feinberg
the Sanitary Supply Co
3Rd St
Six Speakers Offered By Health Group
La Crosse County Association for Mental Health lists six speakers for engagements including psychiatry and health education. Dr L M Gorenstein, Dr Albert Fisher, and Dr Don Wille are available for talks including outside La Crosse with or without a fee. Mrs George W Larrabee chairs the bureau. Lay personnel David Woods and Richard Sartz join Mrs Harold Sorenson in offering volunteer service talks. the chapter can arrange speakers statewide through Community Chest of La Crosse and travel on basic expenses.
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la Crosse
Larrabee
Harold Sorenson
David Woods
Richard Sartz
Sartz
Community Chest of
City skating hours at Hardy rinks announce open times
The city offers subzero skating at most rinks with Emerson and Hogan excluded. Monday night sessions run 6:30 to 9 p.m. City ice areas are open 6:30 to 9 p.m., while Lagoon operates 3:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Emerson
Hogan
Reading Clinic Starts Tuesday At Library
The La Crosse Public Library opens a 12 session weekly reading clinic at Main Library Tuesday at 7 30 pm titled effective reading. Dr Thomas Barrett of the University of Wisconsin will introduce the program and lead sessions including a 30 minute film and discussions on reading speed comprehension and habits. The project receives funding from the Adolph Gundersen Foundation.
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la Crosse Public Library
University of Wisconsin
Thomas Barrett
Barrett
Gertrude Thurow
Adolph Gundersen Foundation
Bates May Run For City Mayor
At least four persons have indicated a desire to run for mayor of La Crosse. James P. Bates, former alderman, picked up nomination papers along with Harold Otto and Warren Loveland while Richard Becker has filed. The filing deadline is 5 p.m. January 29 in the city clerk's office. Bates resigned last summer due to moving out of town, but has since returned.
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la Crosse
James P. Bates
S. 15Th St
6Th Ward
Harold Otto
Warren Loveland
Richard Becker
Bates
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Art Luca ES
Callian Price
James C. Holmlund
Bach
Julius Reubke
Agincourt
Dunstable
John Stanley
Cesar Franck
Daquin
Noel Etranger
Brother James Air
Wright
Maytag Rea
Maytag
America
Midwest Bottle Gas
Island Man
Peter
Son
Napoli
Abbott Hospital
Band
James R. Burns
Ronald Ping
L. Peter Groves
Griffin Leslie Erickson
L.A
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
211 Exchange
Joseph O. Johnson
Edward J. Semlar
Avon St
Kenneth Gorman
Greater la Crosse
E. J. Rollings
Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle
Detroit
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Michigan
Rollings
Narcotic Educational Association of Michigan
Southworth
Fire Department
Logan
Kane
15Th
Mississippi
Rose Street
John Wiebel
N. 6Th St
Emma Niedbalski
St. Francis Hospital
Rose St
Harry F. Bennett
Geraldine Scheid
Circuit Court
Jack
Gordon Feinberg
Fice
Exchange
J. Carlton Heller
Ellickson Photo Studio
Exchange Club of la
Health Group
Cities Service
Kau
Muelier
Gil
Sahara Desert
Schneider
Bob's Sheet Metal
Coon Valley, Wis
Standorf Heating Service
Prairie du Chien, Wis
Flom & Forsyth
Houston, Minn
Joseph Fritsch
Clarence’s
la Crescent
George Poehling
Bangor
Sampson Heating
Black River Falls, Wis
Onalaska, Wis
Kensmoe Heating and Air Conditioning
Galesville, Wis
Jeffries
Elroy, Wis
Viroqua, Wis
Hixton, Wis
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