Bug Plane to Stage Two Hour Aerial Circus Friday
The only world class bug plane will perform a two hour, 10 act aerial circus at La Crosse Municipal Airport Friday at 1 P M under Civil Air Patrol and Officers association. F O Smith, a leading aerobatic contender, will guide the bug through spectacular stunts. Lynn White will perform a bouquet jump from 5 000 feet with multiple parachutes. Tickets are on sale at Ben's Super Service Ruuds Skyways Hoeschlers Bodega Sheldons S and H Bergs and Wittenborns.
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Civil Air Patrol and Officers Association
F. O. Smith
America
Roy Hunt
Kia (Schuey) Schumacher
Lynn White
White
la Crosse
Ben's
Ruuds Drug Store
Skyways Home
Uptown Cigar Store
Hoeschlers Drug Store
Bodega
Sheldons
S. and
H. Berg's
Wittenbt 'S
Back To Milwaukee To Answer Indictment
Robert E. Knox a 29 year old man was ordered removed to Milwaukee to answer a federal indictment charging automobile theft He was arrested Sunday at his parents home Edward J Bradley assistant U S attorney said Knox was accused of stealing a car from a Kilbourn hotel patron in Milwaukee and abandoning it in Reno Nev Bradley noted Milwaukee police also hold a warrant charging Knox with theft of $1 000 from the hotel's safe
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Chicago
Robert E. Knox
Milwaukee
Edward J. Bradley
U. S
Knox
Kilbourn
Reno
New
Bradley
Aiso
Milk Wagon Drivers Strike Settlement in Chicago
About 100 AFL Milk Wagon Drivers walked out from the Borden and Dean Milk operations in Chicago to press for severance pay in a new contract. The dispute, settled Monday hours after the walkout, followed prior acceptance of the contract by 73 other Chicago drivers and signings by Borden and Dean Milk.
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Chicago
Borden Company
Dean Milk Company
AFL Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Borden
Driver Killed in Campbellsville Wisconsin Collision
Campbellsport Wisconsin reported John J. Oosterhaus 59 of Fond du Lac died instantly when his car collided with a truck four miles northeast of town. No passengers in the car were injured. Cornelius Leahy 47 of Fall River Massachusetts and Phillip Drucker 29 of Philadelphia suffered injuries.
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Campbellsport
Wis
John J. Oosterhaus
Fond du Lac
Monda
Here
Cornelius Leahy
Fall River
Mass
Phillip Drucker
Philadelphia
Safe Cities Chicago and Wisconsin towns report no traffic fatalities
Safe Cities Chicago along with Green Bay and West Allis in Wisconsin were among 111 cities nationwide with zero traffic deaths in the first five months, the National Safety Council announced Monday.
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Chicago
Green Bay
West Allis
Wis
National Safety Council
Wisconsin Butter Output in 1946 Marks Historic Lows
Wisconsin butter production reached 83,029,000 pounds in 1946, the smallest in 50 years and 24 percent below 1945. Cheese output rose slightly to 165,000 pounds, while ice cream jumped 59 percent as restrictions eased.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
State Department of Agriculture
Three Wausau Family Members Die In Crash
NEENAH Wis four family members die in a collision with a ten ton gravel truck Three victims are LeRoy Urban 37 his wife Alfreda 34 and daughter Corrine 3 The remaining Roger 8 is critical at Theda Clark Hospital Mrs Urban died instantly and the others succumbed later in hospital
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Neenah
Wis
Wausau
LeRoy Urban
Alfreda
Corrine
Roger
Theda Clark Hospital
Man Slay Charge Set for Wednesday Hearing in Portage
Columbia County DA Charles J. Drury says Donald Schmitt of Columbus will face a preliminary hearing on a fourth degree manslaughter charge Wednesday in justice court. The case concerns the death of Max Brumm of Marshall who died after being shoved from a Columbus restaurant door on June 16, injuring his head.
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Portage
Wis
Columbia County District
Charles J. Drury
Donald Schmitt
Columbus
Justice Court
Max Brumm
Marshall
Drury
Brumm
Wisconsin farmers plant 107700 acres of sweet corn
Wisconsin farmers planted 107 700 acres of sweet corn this year about one fifth of the national 529 190 acre estimate. The state department of agriculture reports a late spring with heavy rains reduced plantings by three percent from last year.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Regulation Of Highway Advertising Dominates Wisconsin Legislature
Madison reports ongoing debate over outdoor ads on public highways. Assemblyman Heimick proposes an interim committee to study and revise laws, reflecting anti-advertising sentiment in Milwaukee. Sen. Heden favors a tax approach, while civic groups push for beautifying roadsides and Vilas County enforces strict sign limits.
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Madison
Wis
John Heimick
Milwaukee
Heimick
Ernest Heden
Ogemia
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Roadside Development Council
Vilas County
Hillsboro Patrolman Injured Cracked Elbow
Vernon county highway patrolman Ed Norwalk is treated in a Hillsboro hospital for a cracked elbow after a tool slipped while repairing a county truck. Iraq weighs purchase of 10 American war surplus steamers.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Ed Norwalk
Vernon County
Iraq
Postwar Reopening Sparks Awe at Waitomo Caves
Near Ye Kuiti New Zealand Waitomo Caves reopen after the war revealing a marvelous array of stalactite and stalagmite formations intact and gleaming under new light.
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Waitomo
Ye Kuiti
New Zealand
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