Postwar Business Outlook Says Recession May End Sooner Than Thought
J A Livingston argues the postwar downturn may be ending sooner, driven by painless readjustments since 1946 and a slower steel decline. He cites 1948 production trends, forecasts a mild drop peak around 15 to 20 percent, and notes government and private spending could cushion construction and autos as steel demand tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Livingston
Mos
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Co
Standard and Poor’s Corp
Present Band Concert Today
The opening band concert of the season by the La Crosse Concert association will be at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Myrick park. The program includes marches, overtures, dances, waltzes, and popular numbers performed by various ensembles and soloists. The next concert is set for Riverside park on Wednesday, June 15, featuring soloist Muenkel and a trio with Dawn Vaughn, Jean artinbee, and Sally Markos.
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la Crosse
Myrick Park
Flag of Victory von Blow
Callirhoe
Chaminade
Down South
Myddleton
Nicolai
Gov. Woodfin
Hall
Zigeuner
Coward
Tarantella —Holmes
Chicago Tribune Chambers
Naila
Delibes
Paris
Conrad Idson
Sleeping Beauty
Tschaikowski
Lehor-Alford
Sor- Trento
Invercargill — Lithgow
Riverside Park
Muenkel
Dawn Vaughn
Jean Artinbee
Sally Markos
Tot, 3, Fatally Struck by Truck Near Keener Farm
Rosa E. Keener, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Keener, was killed instantly Saturday when a truck struck her in front of the Keener farm home four and one half miles east of Monticello. Coroner Wilbur Deininger said the child darted into the road while crossing from the machine shop to the opposite side. The driver, Robert F Teal of Janesville, was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Wist
Rosan E. Keener
Owen Keener
Keener
Here
Wilbur Deininger
Robert F. Teal
Janesville
Veterans in wheelchairs force aid bill on Capitol Hill
Two severely wounded veterans Irving Nanis and Tony Diglio, paralyzed by brain injuries, visited Capitol Hill to prompt new legislation. They convinced Senator Wayne Morse and gained support from Taft and Humphrey, showing democracy listening to citizens in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Irving “Bucky” Nanis
Tony Diglio
Veterans Administration
Cushing General Hospital
Framingham
Mass
Tion
Tony
Wayne Morse
Taft
Ohio
Humphrey
Case Institute Ends Women Enrollment After This Year
Ethel Love will be the last female graduate at Case Institute of Technology when 2332 seniors receive diplomas this June as the school reverts to its prewar policy barring women. Love pursued electrical engineering and aimed for instrument work, while arguing women have a place in science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Ethel Love
Case
Technical School
Douglass Miller
Neering
Miss Love
Mme. Curie
Labor meetings listed by CIO Local 396 316 and others
The CIO Labor News lists upcoming meetings for Local 396 and Local 316 UAW plus the La Crosse Industrial Union Council and Tower 401 UAW Pioneer Labors Hall. It notes Wisconsin Senate bill 611 S amending rent controls with a 30 percent cap and a June 1 next year removal, amid landlord protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local 396
UAW
la Crosse Industrial Union Council
Pioneer Labor Hall Association
Tower
Wisconsin Senate
la Crosse
53 DPs Set For State
Washington reports 53 displaced persons to relocate to Michigan and Minnesota after two U S Army transports dock at Atlantic ports. The General J H McRae will bring 1 005 homeless to New York and the General Willard A Holbrook 1 085 to Boston.
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Washington
Wisconsin
U. S. Army
Atlantic
J. H. McRae
New York
Willard A. Holbrook
Boston
Michigan
Minnesota
Bereavement notices and liquor license filings in La Crosse
Legal notices express thanks for sympathy after the deaths of Joseph S. Gooden and George Bishofsky with thanks to Rev. Bell and Rev. Kuether and others. The section lists numerous applicants for liquor licenses in La Crosse including residents along Highway 14 and Green Bay Street with names such as Charles Baird and Leona Tomsha and ends with Clerk Ernest G. Roesler.
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Joseph S. Gooden
George Bell
Russell Sieger
Mary Gooden
Donald Fairbanks
George Bishofsky
Ralph Kuether
George Bishofpsky
E. H. Zenker
Earl Bishopsky
Fred Miller
la Crosse
Wis
Mgnees
Robert and
Ray Stephan
Charles Baird
Meer
Albert Williams
Hil
Beranek
Jackson
Lillian Huebner
George Diailer
Ward Ave
Leo Gerke
Bernard and
Jerome Edinger
Green Bay St
Leona Tomsha
Hall
Cari Gegenfurtner
Green Acres
Ray Blajaske
Main
Milton Isler
King St
Grandad Road
Earl Niesen
Obituary: Rose Ann Oldenburg 61 of La Crosse
Funeral services for Rose Ann Oldenburg 61 of 512 North Eighth street will be held Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Hellwig Morris chapel and 9 a.m. at St. Joseph's Cathedral with Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter Pape officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by husband Henry. father Joseph Stahl of La Crosse. three sons Herbert J Harold G and Lloyd J of La Crosse. two daughters Lyn don Murray Beloit and Karl Wer shafen Pickwick. one brother Jacob Stahl La Crosse. one sister Mrs Elsie Hammes Spring Valley. nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. One son preceded her in death. Member of the Royal Neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ann Oldenburg
North Eighth Street
Hellwig- Morris
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Peter Pape
Oak Grove
Rosary
Henry
Joseph Stahl
la Crosse
Herbert J
Harold G
Lloyd J
Lyndon
Flossie) Murray
Beloit
Wis
Karl
Gladys) Wershafen
Pickwick
Minn
Jacob Stahl
Elsie Hammes
Spring Valley
The
Royal Neighbors
Funeral services for Mrs Virginia Rehfuss announced
Funeral services for Mrs Virginia Rehfuss who died Thursday morning will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at the southside chapel of the Sletten McKee Co. The Rev H N Stoffel will officiate and entombment will be in the Oak Grove mausoleum. Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Rehfuss
Southside
Sletten-McKee Co
H. N. Stoffel
Oak Grove
Obituary: Herbert L. Hart 70 Local resident dies after illness
Herbert L. Hart aged 70 of 2222 Main street died in a local hospital after a long illness. A former Elks club receptionist and earlier with Steinmetz and Hart cigar store he organized billiard and pool tournaments for Elks. Survived by half brother Ray Huebner and niece Ruth Huebner of La Crosse. Elks funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Dwyer funeral home with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Herbert L. Hart
Main Street
Elks’ Club
Steinmetz and Hart
Elks
Ray Huebner
Ruth Huebner
la Crosse Elks
Dwyer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roof Leakproofing Direct Sales Territory Ad
A bold ad targets industrial commercial and farm building owners for roof leakproofing compounds sold direct with exclusive territory. It promises high prices of new roofing create a live market, minimum supervision and home every night. Write 51 M Box 1766 Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Senators Open Brannan Farm Plan Trial on Wheat and Pigs
Senate farmers show support for a Brannan farm program trial to lower consumer prices and protect farmer incomes. The plan would allow market prices to fall while the government subsidizes the difference, starting with wheat in the southwestern belt as urged by Chairman Elmer Thomas of the agriculture committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Elmer Thomas
Dokla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sanday
Brannai
Wheat Belt
Man Seeks Car Sale To Cover Roofing and Insulation
A man advertises selling his car to raise funds for home repairs including roofing insulation siding paint and weather stripping.
Space travel pace noted at nineteen miles per second
The text states we are traveling through space at a speed of nineteen miles per second, describing motion without direct sensory experience. It emphasizes the abstract scale of cosmic movement and the human perception gap in such speeds.
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Henry Muenzenberger
Peter Be
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Ralph Knudson
James Perizsch
Schumacher
Funeral Home
Market Street
Kienahs Flower Shop
10Th
11Th
Tribune
Evelyn Bingaman
Waukon
Iowa
Sophie
J. Eveenings
Hide de Horr
John F Paul
R. Reward
A. & C. Johnson Co
Fifth Ave
Black River Pills
Marg Fox Farm
Genoa Fox Farms
Genoa
Spencer
Elizabeth Griffith
la Crosse Street
Louis Abraham
Barron's
Lacy
R. C. Cheney Co
Chrysler - Plymouth
Fourth and
Cass Streets
Milwaukee
Ruffo
Maurice
McElhaney
Brown
Palcoseel Co., Ltd
Massena 16
N. Y
Tot
Pearson
Ethel
CIO Labor News
CIO
Federal Participion
Abraham Lincoln
I- Tribune
Auto Service
Our
Sales and Service
Vine Street
Brake Service
Voss-Barnett Co
North Third St
Carburetor & Electric CO
Jay ST
Saleman
Massey-Harris
New Holland
Fox
G. I
Perfection
Wilson
Top Commission
Van's Farm & Home Service, Inc
3Rd Street
Hammes
Mack L.wr
Chrysler
Plymouth
Rawleigh
City of la Crosse
Crawford
Monroe County
Rawleigh’s
WSF
Minneapolis
Modern Safe Company
George Philips
Dakota
M-525 Tribune
Mack Trucks
Wlad
Truckers
Department of Highways
Clifford Michelson
West Salem
City Iron
Vine
Chevrolet
New Motor
S.W.B
Frank Arentz
Onalaska
Johnson
Charles St
Elder J. Stellick
E. Main St
Caledonia, Minn
Accordion Center
Main St
Ernest G. Roesler
Mrs
Rose Oldenburg
Charles A. Poppert
Hoeschler
E-517
Sel’ Charlies Chester
Cushion Shoes
CHAS
Chester Shoe Coo
Chester Bidg
Brockton, Mass
P. O. Box
Hazeloe Memorial Hospital
Hollister
Main’s Cafe
Earl Schultz
Caledonia Street
Egre Eget
Prey
Lutheran
Apply Midwest Restaurant Equipment Co
Caledonia
Samuels
South 15Th
Belmont Cafe
North 4Th St
South 25Th
Cerise Club
Virginia Reyhfuss
Front St
Lacrosse Tribune
B. C
Red Comet, Inc
Littleton, Cole
Metal Acts CO
W.ora St
Chicago
Mr. Best
Linker Hotel
LeRoy Jucts
Fulton
San Francisco
Calif
Brannan Farm
Optican Bros
West 9Th
Kansas City
Smith, Inc
Greenfield 1
FORD
Mabel Cons
la Crosse Tomah
Midland Trailer Sales
Taft's
Midland
Causeway
Tomah
Onalaska Road
4Th 4Th Street
Frank van Loon
Holmen
Casey’s
3Rd and Jay Sts
Shannon Motors
LA Crescent
Studebaker
Geo. J. Devine, Inc
Copeland Ave
W.L.A.D
Schaefer’s
Cheney
Cass
LA Crescent, Minn
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