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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1946

Page

8

Sletten to Transfer News Candy Stand to Madison

Sletten, operator of the La Crosse news and candy stand in the federal building, will take over a larger similar stand in Madison. The business, run under the state division of adult blind, supports 10 stands statewide and operates on a revolving fund. Sletten, sight impaired since birth, started the La Crosse stand in 1938 with $27 and has grown it despite wartime shortages and accessions to new media for the blind. He plans to move once his Madison successor is chosen.

E Tribune Sletten Federal Building News Madison la Crosse Federal Division of Adult Blind Department of Public Welfare Wisconsin General Hospital School For the Danesville Stetten New York Herald Tribune Newsweek Time Sietten Tribune Chote James Sletten Ann Comton Federal Building

La Crosse Man Receives Honor at Mayo General Hospital

Corporal Edward S. Carlsson of La Crosse Wisconsin was honored May 28 1946 at Mayo General Hospital Galesburg Illinois in a retreat parade and ceremony. He represented the 49th General Hospital and plans to be discharged soon.

Mayo General Hospital Galesburg Corp Edward S. Carlsson West Avenue la Crosse Wis Henry L. Krafft Mayo Carlsson 49Th General Hospital

Iraqi Cabinet Resigns After Senate Stand

The Iraqi cabinet quit after Senate opposition over domestic affairs. Arshad Al Umary, ex foreign minister, organized a new government. Regent Emir Abdul Ilah returned from Cairo. foreign policy expected to stay unchanged. Analysts note omission of Baba Ali, son of Kurdish leader Mustaqa el Barzani, in the lineup.

Baghdad Senate Arshad al Umary San Francisco Emir Abdul Ilah Cairo Iraq Baba Ali Mullah Mustaqa el Barzani

Five Children Survive The Youngest Is 81

Arlington Nebraska report notes five Mohr children aged 98, 88, 86, 85 and 81 totaling 438 years with an average of 87. The oldest is Mrs Emma Deihl and other relatives include Mrs Judith Shreves Mrs Ella Long John and Mrs W S Hadley. Father died at 97 and Mrs Mohr at 85.

Arlington, Neb C. A. Mohr Arlington Emma Deihl Judith Shreves Ella Long John W. S. Hadley

Report Request For New Czech Regime

London dispatch says President Eduard Benes asked Communist Leader Klement Gottwald to form a new Czechoslovak government. Communists emerged as the strongest single party in the general election.

London Prague Eduard Benes Klement Gootwald

Curfew Revival Restores Night Bell at Maidwell

Maidwell revives its 140 year old curfew ringing at 7 55 each evening mirroring 1805 traditions after Nelsons Trafalgar news. Shaftbury drops the custom as no successor is found to Mrs Agnes Tutt who formerly rang the bell.

Maidwell England Nelson Trafalgar Shaftbury Agnes Tutt

Ike Visits Tokyo Cavalry Unit In Photo Rich Tour

Sgt. Fred Wardenburg reports Gen Dwight Eisenhower’s Pacific inspection stop at the Eighth Cavalry in Tokyo. Ike greets photographers, tours quarters, and enjoys coffee at the Hobby Horse Inn before a large parade with 3,000 First Cavalry men at the imperial gate.

Ike Tokyo Dwight Eisenhower Eighth Cavalry Pacific Japan Fred Wardenburg B. G. Wardenburg North 23Rd Street Wardenburg Gen. Eisenhower Hobby Horse Inn Imperial Palance First Cavalry B. C. Wardenburg North 23Rd Robert L. Eichelberger Eighth Cavalry Regiment

Wisconsin considering closed season on grouse this fall

Wisconsin sportsmen and conservationists, in line with state game managers, urge another closed season for ruffed grouse and prairie chicken this fall. County meetings favor shorter pheasant seasons of 16 days, down from 30, while quail and Hungarian partridge seasons may stay short in select counties.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Conservation Commission Conservation Department

Central High Red Cross Nursing Classes Featured in Magazine

Central high school Red Cross home nursing classes will be pictured in the national Red Cross magazine. La Crosse chapter Junior Red Cross will send exhibits and portfolios to schools in Rockford Illinois and Portage Wisconsin. Local funds totaling 404.54 from 10 county schools support gift boxes and overseas relief. For 1944 45 midwestern Junior members contributed 161458 19 to the national children's fund. Plans for 1947 48 call for enrollment posters by November 15 1946 with international understanding as theme.

Central High School Red Cross National Red Cross Maude Newcomb Junior Red Cross la Crosse Rockford Ill Portage Wis National Children’s Fund U. S Tional Children’s Fund

Turning On Lights Nowadays Is A Breeze

A Buenos Aires manufacturer creates a light switch operable by blowing through a grate for hands full of bundles. The design still faces challenges with wind blowing open windows causing the switch to flicker.

Buenos Aires

Republicans Lead In Nomination Papers In Winnebago County

Oshkosh Wisconsin voters see 19 of 20 county and assembly candidates file Republican papers with only one Democrat. J Harold Watson is the sole Democratic candidate for the first district assembly seat.

Oshkosh Wis Winnebago County J. Harold Watson

Senate Passes Bill Giving Government Full Atomic Sway

The Senate approved by voice vote a bill giving the federal government full authority over atomic energy for domestic use. The measure, drafted after hearings, moves to the House as the military panel seeks Army influence, while the House delays.

Senate Washington House Keyin

Cuba tourist trade grows with air access revival

Tourism on the island improves as visitors largely reach Cuba by air despite limited hotel capacity. The report highlights continued revival of the tourist trade amid travel constraints.

Island Cuba

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