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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1948

Page

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Truman Backers Heartened By No Map Strategy For Convention

Truman backers take heart as Eisenhower supporters vow no nomination stampede at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. Security planners include 80 Philadelphia police and up to 50 private detectives to deter gallery pressure on delegates. Amid talk of a draft Eisenhower bid, leaders push Truman while others float alternatives and a possible nomination for Eisenhower.

Truman Byke Philadelphia Dwight D. Eisenhower Leslie L. Biffle Willkie Wendell L. Willkie Biffle Eisenhower New York Queens James A. Roe Mr. Truman United States Chicago Jacob M. Arvey Washington Charles G. Ross

Rennebohm Approves Contract For Highway 53 Work

Gov Rennebohm approved a $25955220 contract between the Wisconsin state highway and L C Arnold Inc Eau Claire for grading a bridge and concrete surfacing on U S Highway 53 in La Crosse County The project starts two miles north of Holmen and runs south 2333 miles It relocates factory alignments and widens sections in Holmen with an 18 foot macadam base from 1922 The $3030000 estimated project cost includes 1400000 federal funds 156000 state trunk funds and 7000 urban funds.

Madison Wis Rennebohm L. C. Arnold, Inc Eau Claire la Crosse County Holmen

National Guard Units Arrive at Camp McCoy Wisconsin

Advance detachments of men began arriving at Camp McCoy yesterday to prepare for the encampment of National Guard units. Lieut. Col. Vernie F. Morgan said the Janesville camp supply detachment arrived on day and additional units were expected today.

Camp Mccoy Wis Vernie F. Morgan Janesville

Governor seeks use of Camp McCoy for inductees

MADISON Wis Gov offered the Rennebohm facilities Camp McCoy to Defense James Now that a decision has been made by the federal government that young men are to be inducted into military services and trained in this country I bespeak your support for use of this camp for inductees The governor said that only a minimum expenditure would be required to ready the camp for training of soldiers since the Civil War and currently is being readied for use by the National Guard.

Madison Wis Camp McCoy James

Army National Guard encampment details and transport plan

The group will total 293 personnel with 52 officers and 241 enlisted. A motor convoy detachment of three officers and 90 men is expected from Tomah’s 732nd party. Sparta will send an advance group of one officer and 30 men. A special mess school will operate Thursday and Friday with three officers and 80 men attending. About 4,500 trainees are expected during the summer encampment. A dedicated bus service will transport Guardsmen to La Crosse, Sparta, and Tomah starting at 5:30 p.m. daily except July.

Tomah Pary Sparta 32Nd Infantry National Guard Division la Crosse Defense

Weather Summary for La Crosse Area

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with continued warm conditions. Low temperatures near 70 followed by a high around 92 on Thursday. Municipal pool water measured 72 degrees on Wednesday.

la Crosse

Recovery of Henry Meyers Near La Crescent Dock

The body of Henry Meyers age 45 from La Crescent Minnesota was recovered at 2 05 pm Tuesday near the Otto Anderson dock on the Mississippi river Gary Oldenburg also of La Crescent found the body Meyers had fished earlier but heat led him to quit He returned to shore and apparently became overcome by the heat and fell from the wharf He is survived by his wife one son Bernard one daughter Arlene his mother Mrs Celia Meier three brothers Frank Meier of St Joseph Ridge Stephen and Edward Meier both of La Crescent one sister Mrs Val Hilby of St Joseph Ridge He was an active member of the La Crescent Church of Crucifixion Holy Name society Funeral services will be held Friday at 830 am at the Schumacher funeral home and at 9 am at the Church of Crucifixion La Crescent with Rev R Speltz officiating Burial will be in the Dakota Minn cemetery Friends may call at the Schumacher funeral home Thursday afternoon and evening The Church of Crucifixion Holy Name society will appear in a body at the funeral home to say rosary Thursday at 8 pm.

Henry Meyers la Crescent Minn Otto Anderson Mississippi River Gary Oldenburg Meyers Anderson Dock Bernard Arlene Celia Meier Frank Meier St. Joseph Ridge Stephen Edward Meier Val Hilby Holy Name Society Schumacher Rev. R. Speltz Dakota, Minn Schumacher Funeral Home Church of

Sympathy coal strikes spread in western Pennsylvania

Sympathy strikes in western Pennsylvania coal mines spread as three new walkouts occurred in the Pittsburgh district. About 40,000 idle miners work in steel company captive pits and nearly a quarter of the nation’s 400,000 soft coal miners were idle.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Washington Steel Company United Mine Worker West Virginia Indiana Illinois

Evan A. Evans Dies Renowned Seventh Circuit Jurist

Chicago mourns Judge Evan A. Evans 72 a seasoned jurist noted for his court interpretations. Native of Spring Green Wis he studied at Wisconsin and served 30 years on the circuit bench. He held farming interests and was active in Wisconsin Alumni affairs.

Chicago Evan A. Evans U. . Cuit Court of All Ng Green Evans Will M. Sparks Court of Appeals Spring Green Wis University of Wisconsin Baraboo U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals New York Supreme Court Harlan Stone U. S. Supreme Court Wisconsin Alumni Association Wisconsin Alumni Research Association Chicago Bar Association Mary Rountree Evan A., Jr University of Idaho Orrin University of Missouri George A Milwaukee Perne Ryan Allen Reedsburg

Baltimore Police Hunt Maniacal Killer After Girl's Stabbing

Baltimore detectives mobilize to search northern suburbs for the maniacal killer of 11 year old Marsha Brill who was stabbed while cycling near Pimlico race track. A 30 year old Black laborer was detained and another man questioned as Barbara Lee and her brother described a figure leaping from underbrush.

Baltimore Marsha Brill Marsha Pimlico Barbara Lee

Rebel Troops Shift LIMA Peru Revolt

Government says troops in Puno who joined Sunday revolt have switched to the Loyalist side.

Lima Peru Puno

Reds Plan To Tie Berlin To Soviet Zone

City committees rejected a north side bath house for this year and approved bids for Hogan school addition while opposing market square food sales. They back city engineer goals to ready the fairgrounds football field for 1948 and debated delaying bath house plans until next year amid health concerns and political sparring.

Common Council Board of Education Hogan School Market Fairgrounds Bath House Franklin Pamerin Pamperin Ways and Warren Smith South Side Smith South

Edgewater tanker explodes on Lake Michigan injures nine

The Great Lakes tanker Edgewater carrying 30 000 gallons of gasoline exploded on Lake Michigan. Coast Guard aircraft and ships assisted in fighting the fire and rescuing nine burned crew members. Injured were taken to Marine Hospital in Chicago. five with second degree burns and three with severe burns.

Ludington Mich Great Lakes Lake Michigan U. S. Coast Guard Edgewater Cleveland Coast Guard Traverse City Marine Hospital Chicago National Maritime Union Acttcher Niels Rosendahl

Kerr Smith Opponents In Oklahoma Runoff

Former Gov. Robert Kerr and ex congressman Gom er Smith win primary votes in Oklahoma to force a July 27 runoff for the Democratic U S senate nomination. Kerr leads with 111,751 to Smith 58,022 from 3,148 of 3,698 precincts. Rizley advances as Republican nominee without a runoff.

Oklahoma City Robert S. Kerr Gomer Smith Oklahoma U. S Kerr Smith Ross Rizley Rizley

Suspect Kept In Mauston After Canada Extradition

John J. Hoffman 31 of Chicago, sought for the slaying of his wife, was brought to Mauston from Canada under extradition. He faces a Juneau County first degree murder warrant and awaits arraignment as evidence from Minnesota and Wisconsin crime labs is awaited. Hoffman helped his son travel after the May 25 departure from Chicago, later reuniting with his daughter and taking a train to Canada where he was later located by police.

Mauston Wis John J. Hoffman Chicago Canada Hoffman Juneau County Charles P. Curran Minnesota Wisconsin Curran J. M. Jones Robert Rocky Arbor Wisconsin Dells St. Paul Janice Melville Saskatchewan Canadian Royal Mounted Police Hythe Alberta Edmonton

Haitian Publisher Killed in Downtown Haiti as Suspect Mob Kills

Port au Prince report says a Haitian publisher was slain on a downtown street yesterday. A short time later angry mobs wrested his alleged assassin from police and killed him.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti

Auto Light Strike Keeps Picket Lines At Plant

The Electric Auto-Lite labor dispute remains unresolved as management and union positions hold after federal conciliator efforts. About 2,200 Local 396 UAW-CIO members walk out at 7 am Wednesday, with 50 pickets patrolling. The strike affects 2,400 plant workers, increasing La Crosse employment disruptions to over 3,800.

Electric Auto-Lite

Soviet Tightening Grip Rumors Circulate in Eastern Europe

Washington officials weigh rumors of Soviet troop movements in Romania and Bulgaria and talks of annexing Romania and Bulgaria or reoccupying Czechoslovakia. Officials view a shift toward military action as unlikely but possible if Yugoslavia moves against Albania.

Washington Eastern Europe Romania Bulgaria Russia Red Army Czechoslovakia

Wisconsin approves nine day one deer season plan

The Wisconsin Conservation Commission, by a four to two vote, approved a nine day deer season from November 20 to 28 allowing hunting of does fawns and bucks. If signed by Acting Gov. Oscar Rennebohm the measure could open up to 300 000 hunters statewide. The plan aims to reduce an overgrown herd while reserving future closed refuges in collaboration with local clubs. Open rifle seasons cover 27 counties and shotgun hunts cover 19 counties with a 200 foot road buffer.

Madison Wis Oscar Rennebohm The Conservation Commission Wisconsin Rennebohm Douglas Hunt Wautoma Deer Bay Commission Wisconsin Outdoors W. J. P. Aberg J. A. Riege St. Croix Falls Arthur Molstad Milwaukee Hunt Charles F. Smith Wausau J. O. Moreland Hayward Adams Ashland Bayfield Burnett Ippewa Clark Douglas Eau Claire Florence Forest Iron Jackson Juneau Langlade Lincoln Marinette Monroe Oconto Oneida Price Rusk Sawyer Taylor Vilas Washburn Wood Barron Buffalo Columbia Crawford Dunn Grant Iowa la Crosse Marathon Marquette Pepin Pierce Polk Portage Richland St. Croix Sauk Shawano Trempealeau Waupaca Washara

Russians Draw Up Constitution For Republic in Berlin Crisis

Communist leaders in Berlin announce a two year plan to tie the city to the Soviet occupation zone and draft a German republic constitution. Western allies intensify coal airlift to Berlin as the fuel shortage deepens factory operations, while disputes over air traffic control continue.

Berlin Germany Frankfurt ADN United States Berlin Air Safety Center U. S

Centennial Chorus Rehearsal Set for Wednesday

The chorus will hold a rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Washburn school auditorium with the Centennial chorus preparing for upcoming events.

Washburn School

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