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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1947

Page

3

Tribune Vacation Mail Service Keeps The Tribune On Track

La Crosse Tribune offers a vacation mail service letting subscribers have papers mailed to an address of their choosing. Carriers act as agents selling the plan to maintain route earnings, with no change in subscription cost, just a wrapped mail delivery while readers are away.

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Study Proposed On State Cooperative Income Taxes

Madison bureau reports Norris Maloney urged a joint finance committee to study taxing non true cooperatives while preserving exemptions for genuine cooperatives. The move accompanies a bill by the Wisconsin Implement Dealers association and a proposal for an interim tax law commission led by Assemblyman Grover Broadfoot. Cooperatives defend exemptions as essential, amid broad business concerns.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Legislative Joint Finance Committee Norris Maloney Wisconsin Electric Cooperative REA Maloney State Assembly Wisconsin Implement Dealers’ Association Grover Broadfoot Mondovi Wisconsin

Armchair Polar Historian Guides Polar Expedition Echoes

August Howard, editor of Polar Times and secretary of the American Polar Society, welcomes the USS Mount Olympus home at the Washington Navy Yard on April 14. Though never south of Miami, he supplied rapid polar details for Arctic and Antarctic claims, and he chronicled Byrd and Siple expeditions shaping public knowledge.

New York NEA Washington Navy Yard August Howard Howard Miami Polar Times American Polar Society American Museum of Natural History Greenland Washington Antarctic United States England Boy Scouts Paul Siple Richard E. Byrd South Pole Siple Byrd Little America Times Hubert Wilkins Lincoln Ellsworth Admiral Byrd Vilhjalmur Stefansson Army Navy State Department United Nations Ussr Society Little America

Grass Roots Boom In Small Enterprises

A national real estate firm reports a grass roots boom in small businesses across the United States led by former war workers buying farms and small ventures. Buyers pay largely in cash for properties around 6 000 dollars on the east coast and 7 000 on the west, with western sales up 66 percent over 1945. The decentralization of cities accelerates as highways and air networks expand, creating opportunities for rural living and country businesses. Divining rods are still used by some well diggers to locate water.

New York United States G.ls E. A. Strout Realty Agency West Rockies W. A. Miehls Strout Agency Miehls

Students Injured in Shanghai Canton Anti-War Rally

In Canton on Saturday a crowd of about 2,000 youths began an anti civil war demonstration planned for June 3 in Shanghai Canton. Reports say 5 students, including several Sun Yat-sen University pupils, were badly hurt with some feared dead.

Shanghai Canton Sun Yat-sen University

Vicar of Runnymede Rev A C Trante Dies in England

The Rev A C Trante known as the Vicar of Runnymede died in Egham England. He was famed for opposing Sunday movies declaring he preferred couples in church over a cinema and inviting them to hold hands in the gallery.

A. C. Trante Runnymede Egham England

Businessmen Offered Chance to Test Safe Flying Plane

La Crosse businessmen will try out a safe flying civilian plane Sunday June 8 at the municipal airport on French Island. Demonstration flights start at 10 a.m. with a licensed pilot in charge. About 10 planes will be available for free flights, with registration first. Local businessmen already fly for work or leisure and see aviation as time saving and cost effective for rapid trips to Chicago Milwaukee or the Twin Cities.

Tribune Robert Cline la Crosse Jeweler Taylorcraft la Crosse French Island Leo Schneider Schneider Cortland Jewelers Chicago Milwaukee Twin Cities Cline Taylor

$2.25 Billion in Road Funds Diverted, AAA Claims

The American Automobile Association says over twenty years more than 2.25 billion dollars in state motor vehicle taxes were diverted to non highway uses. If spent on highways these funds could have built vast miles of four lane roads, with 19 states already adopting anti diversion amendments.

Washington, D. C American Automobile Association New York City Los Angeles Calif AAA

University Summer Sessions To Draw About 15 000 Attendees

University of Wisconsin plans summer sessions and institutes drawing about 15,000 registrants with 5,000 students for an eight week term starting June 21. A variety of institutes and workshops are scheduled including music therapy education banking workers education writers and public service programs.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin School of Banking School For Workers Writers’ Institute Public Service Radio Institute Wisconsin Idea Theater

It's Right To Call It Fine Fountain

In Donna Texas the Hi Y club used a roadside fundraiser to install a school fountain. They fined jaywalkers 25 cents each and a schoolboy judge could levy up to 1 dollar. The total collected was 121 dollars to fund the fountain.

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Wine as reparations seized by France in postwar move

Coblenz reports Nazi era Rhine wine is being seized by the French as reparations. Grape juice will be distilled into basic alcohol for perfume production. A Rhineland vintner says about 90 percent of the vintage is being requisitioned to meet domestic needs and exports.

Coblenz

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