La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Subscription Rates
Editorial staff and publishing details for the La Crosse Tribune include editors James E Lienlokken Alfred W Rice and Gerald G Micriarity. Circulation and advertising departments are listed with contact numbers and manager names. The paper operates from 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and provides home delivery and mail subscription pricing in multiple zones.
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James E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Micriarity
Edna Denney
Ed. Keefe
Edward L. Burgess
Arthur E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
la Crosse Tribune Company
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Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
North Side
College students stage annual physical education demonstration
About 375 students at La Crosse State Teachers College will present a Thursday evening demonstration in the men's gym directed by W J Wittich and Emma Wilder. The program opens with band tunes led by Dr Thomas Annett at 7 15, followed by sections on development activities, class performances on apparatus and dance numbers by the Orchesis group in a two part program. Tickets are free at the college main office, but children must be accompanied by parents.
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la Crosse State
W. J. Wittich
Emma Wilder
Orchesis
CAA Plans Public Hearing On Port Deposit Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board will set a date next week for a public hearing into the Eastern Airlines crash near Port Deposit Maryland. John Chamberlain said hearings typically occur one week to ten days after an accident to allow investigation time.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eastern Airlines
Port Deposit
John Chamberlain
The
Safety Bureau
Silver Revival Planned for Cambodian Metal Goods
French Indochina outlines a postwar revival plan for Cambodian silverware and jewelry to be marketed globally, aiming to boost manufacturing and export sales.
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French Indochina
Logan High graduates to hold baccalaureate and commencement
Logan High School prepares for a 3 p m baccalaureate in the auditorium with Rev L C Smith as speaker. Commencement exercises follow Thursday at 8 p m with diplomas presented by Principal D E Field. Local ad notes Seemann Lumber Co offers a full line of home materials.
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Logan High School
L. C. Smith
D. E. Field
America
Seemann Lumber & Coal Co
Expert Directs GI Electrical Trainees Here
La Crosse area ex servicemen enrolled in GI bill electrical trades study receive 400 hours of related schooling taught by Wisconsin instructor William G. Patterson. Patterson and Herman Potthast travel statewide to instruct apprentices in utility, manufacturing, maintenance and building electrical work, with Potthast demonstrating pole rescues atop REA lines.
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la Crosse Area
William G. Patterson
Wauwatosa
Patterson
State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Herman Potthast
Manston
la Crosse
Potthast
REA Electricity
REA
Tribune
State Board of Vocational and Adult Training
Leonard Fremming
Gays Mills
Burton Bergum
Westby
40 Hour Week Average in Manufacturing Feels Shift
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 40 hour average work week in April across manufacturing. Some sectors posted under 40 hours for the first time since 1942 due to production cuts and seasonal patterns. Hourly earnings rose but did not offset the reduced hours. coal miners remain among highest paid, with hard coal at 64.84 dollars per week and 39.8 hours, and bituminous at 64.90 dollars per week and 43.7 hours.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Pi Tau Epsilon Sorority Elects Officers At Picnic
La Crosse Teachers College Pi Tau Epsilon sorority held an end of year meeting at Myrick Park. Officers for next fall were elected: President Carol Barclay Bangor Vice President Margaret Finley La Crosse Secretary Virginia Patri Orivo Treasurer Pat Fjelistad Onalaska. The group hosts speakers from England East Africa and Australia and sponsored an all school tea and a musical assembly.
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Order of Business
la Crosse
England
East Africa
Australia
Circulation Cut Hits Soviet Licensed Neue Zeit
Berlin reports a sharp reduction in the Soviet licensed paper Neue Zeit the official CDU newspaper. Circulation dropped from about 100000 to 20000 copies as CDU leaders declined to discuss motives. Turkey plans two new radio stations in Ankara and Istanbul.
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Berlin
Neue Zeit
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Turkey
Anand
Istanbul
Tax Table Comparing Present Law With New Proposals
A Senate tax table contrasts current law with the latest proposals. It outlines changes in rates deductions and brackets and flags which provisions would be altered by the new plan. The document highlights how revenue and household effects differ under present law versus the newest proposals.
Wisconsin Legislature Boosts Circuit Judge Salaries Rapidly
The Wisconsin Legislature rushed a salary increase to $9,000 a year for circuit judges in time for two new judges Michael Eberlein and Edward Duquaine to benefit from a $1,000 raise. Gov. Rennebohm signed the measure after swift passage, despite constitutional limits on raises during a term. Supreme Court pay remained at $10,000.
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Madison
Wis
Fox River Valley
Wisconsin
Michael G. Eberlein
Shawano
Edward M. Duquaine
Green Bay
Ren
Nebohm
Rennem
Supreme Court
New Weather Service Uses Robotic Odds Maps
Washington reports a new weather bureau system called applied climatology using a robot to process long term climate data. The service reveals odds that certain weather conditions will prevail for business projects, with 50 to 1 or 90 to 10 style forecasts for towns like Decatur and Quincy.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Quincy
Decatur
Writing Information Climatology Service Details
Washington reports outline for the Weather Bureau and climatology service. It explains long range forecasting aims and limits while noting current operation in New Orleans and plans for seven centers with assigned climatologists. Costs apply as the service expands to public use.
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Jacobs
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
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