Wisconsin pension reform freezes terms for police and firemen
Wisconsin legislators approve a contract rights bill to freeze terms of local pension funds for police and firemen in second and third class cities. The measure raises beneficiary contributions, cuts retirement age from 57 to 55 with 22 years service still needed, and covers members joining the state fund since 1947. The bill awaits Governor Kohler's signature.
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Tribune
Madison Ae
Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin Retirement Fund
Pension Fund
Graduation week at Logan High and park then roof ad seals
L. H. Seemann officials project 27 million tourists to national parks and forests this year. Graduation events at Logan High School mark a big week for seniors as they plan college steps or entry into the workforce. A Mount Hood rescue shows dogged effort amid winter, while a roofing ad promotes Mule-Hide Corduroy for long life and economy with a free estimate offered by Seemann Lumber and Coal Co.
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U. S
Logan High School
Mount Hood
Ore
St. Bernard
Seemann Lumber & Coal CO
Gillette
Caledonia Sts
United Commercial Travelers Open 3 Day La Crosse Convention
La Crosse hosts the grand council session of the United Commercial Travelers with an expected 350 attendees from across the state. Registration and opening events start Wednesday, with sessions at the American Legion and Eagles halls and a Rivoli theater reception for supreme officers Thursday.
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la Crosse
Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
Grand Auxiliary
Hotel Stoddard
Supreme
Rivoli Theater
American Legion
Eagles Halls
Wisconsin
Frank W. Sisson
la Crosse Council
Kermit Rudrud
Dwight Kennedy
P. P. Butterfield
E. H. Evenson
Herbert A. Dahl
Orval Nelson
George Jansky
Herman Hanson
C. M. Simonson
George R. Jansky
Elmer Low
Oliver John
Simonson
Dwight H. Kennedy
Ove Guberud
Guberud
Vernard E. Sherman
Sam W. Johnson
Aaron Westerhouse
Sherman
Charles T. Trevallee
Arthur G. Rogge
Louis H. Larson
Everett H. Woehrman
Quintet Heads West on Three Month Camping Tour
Five La Crosse State College students, all 18, depart in a well equipped station wagon for a three month tour of the west. They plan Springfield Illinois as first stop and hope to reach Los Angeles and return via the Pacific Northwest and western Canada. They aim to finance the trip by work along the route possibly in California manganese mines.
Burglar Jailed Before Burglary Is Discovered
OsHkoshWis report: a 16 year old girl, picked up in Omro on a vagrancy charge, was jailed before detectives learned of a break in at the Victor Staege residence. $346 cash, whisky, and a suitcase vanished. the girl later admitted entering the home and possession of the items. Juvenile court will hear the case.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Winnebago County
Harry
Omro
Winnecone
Crippner
Victor Staege
Krippner
Staege
Demand deposits rise in upper Midwest banks in 1951
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports a 3 percent rise in demand deposits in Minnesota Montana North Dakota South Dakota upper peninsula Michigan and northwestern Wisconsin in January 1951 with business accounts expanding while personal and nonbusiness savings held steady. The shift followed two bursts of high consumption in July 1950 and January 1951 as savings were drawn down to buy goods. nonbank business dynamics are noted alongside the longstanding Manchu dynasty reference.
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Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
O Ae
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Wisconsin
Sot Tack
Doctor Erdmann forms partnership with Dr Protz in La Crosse
Dr. Erdmann announces partnership with Dr. Hugo E. Protz oldest practicing chiropractor in La Crosse at the 211 Rivoli building. Protz has 29 years in the field. Erdmann, a WWII Navy veteran, is married with one child and resides at 137 South Lith Street.
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Gilbert. E. Erdmann
Hugo E. Protz
la Crosse
Rivoli Building
Protz
Erdmann
Tomahoom
Illinois School of Foot Surgery
U. S. Navy
South Lith Street
Unclear fragment hints at La Crosse 600 event
Readable portion mentions La Crosse and a 600 in passing but provides no clear event, people, or organization to summarize into a complete newspaper item.
Vacuum's Tugboat Fleet Expands on Mississippi Route
The 260 0 power craft to four new tugs join the fleet already operating under names tied to St. Louis Kansas City Mo and St. Paul Inn. The追加 vessels will ply the Mississippi between St. Paul and St. Paul.
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Tere Eaton
Perse
Vacuum
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Inn
Mississippi
Brewster Ships Returns Home From Korea Flight
The Brewster is the sixth ship docking in two weeks with returning fighting men. It carried 1,796 enlisted men and 146 officers from most states and all Korea units. After Fort Mason welcome, crews head to Camp Stone man for processing before leave.
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Brewster
Union
Korea
Fort Mason
Camp Stoneman
Unearth Old Tombs Near Cairo Found During Road Work
Dripton director general of the department of antiquities described foundations excavations as small graves with bodies and a few vases. The tombs date to the later period of the first dynasty Saaee, an era when Egypt was not yet unified.
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Cairo
Egypt
Dripton
Department of Antiquities
Saaee
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Cen
United Commercial
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Minneapolis Reserve Bank Reports
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Dial
Wee
Haddad Cleaners
George Street
Main Street
Henry
Taylor
ABC
Sea A Cab
Velve
Roadmaster
BUICK
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