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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1947

Page

3

Haraldson Plans Norway Trip After 26 Years Away

North side merchant John B. Haraldson leaves La Crosse by Northwest Airlines at 2:55 p m Sunday for New York arriving 10:40 p m CT. He then flies Scandinavian Airlines to Oslo arriving 2:30 p m Wednesday after six weeks traveling Norway Sweden and mentions sending a message to Crown Prince Olav.

John B. Haraldson North Side Norway America New York City Westby Haraldson Northwest Airlines New York Newark Scandinavian Airlines Oslo Follebu Sweden la Crosse Morkved Arenz Shoe Company Fry Shoe Company Caledonia Street Cit la Crosse C. A Olav

Memorial Day Service Inspires Poem The Blue and Gray

A Memorial Day service at Friendship cemetery honoring Union and Confederate soldiers inspired the poem The Blue and Gray.

Friendship Cemetery

Spokane Woman Started Father’s Day Idea in 1934

A Spokane woman, Mrs. John Bruce Dodd, proposed a single annual Father’s Day. The Spokane ministerial association endorsed it, and the day was first observed in Spokane in June 1910. The concept slowly spread, with Jane Addams in Chicago supporting it, though broad adoption lagged.

Spokane John Bruce Dodd Wash Windy Jane Adams Walter Burgess Patent Office

McDougall Named District Head of La Crosse Phone Co

E. B. Lamp announces W. G. McDougall as district manager for the La Crosse Telephone Company. McDougall brings 15 years with a major independent firm and will focus on prompt local telephone service. He and wife reside at 1817 Market Street with two children.

E. B. Lamp la Crosse Telephone Corporation W. G. McDougall McDougall Market Street

Tighten Down On Farm Loans

The Agriculture Department, urged by President Truman, plans to press banks and credit agencies to tighten farm loan lending. Secretary Anderson will lead a meeting with farm leaders and lenders to emphasize the risk of rising land prices and the 65 percent lending rule used by federal land banks, while not aiming to dictate private policy.

Washington Agriculture Department Truman Agriculture Anderson Anderson Federal

Federal Tax Laws To Be Overhauled Next Year

The Ways and Means Committee said the vast federal tax code will be overhauled, marking a first step by Congress. Chair Knutson and Rep Coughton urged the study would help the 80th Congress fulfill a long delayed obligation to American taxpayers in a constructive, non-partisan manner.

Washington Tax Drafting House Ways and Means Congress Knutson R-Minn Coughton D-Nc 80Th Congress

San Quentin Library Plays Requests Over Intercell Radio

Warden Clinton Duffy said San Quentin prison maintains a library of records and will broadcast request numbers over the prison intercell radio hookup. Selections include Time On My Hands How Was I To Know Gentlemen Of The Jury They Didn t Believe Me Till The End Of Time A Door Will Open and I d Do It All Over Again.

San Quentin Calif Clinton Duffy

Bananas Grow on Tall Plant Reveals Herb Nature

Bananas grow on a tall plant that is actually an overgrown herb. The statement highlights the plant's unique classification and common misconception about its stature and form.

Proposed Wisconsin budget curtails conservation services

The Wisconsin conservation department warned hundreds of rod and gun clubs and groups that upcoming budget plans would sharply cut operations across game, fish, law enforcement and parks divisions. It opposes diverting license funds to predatory bounty payments and tourist promotion, warning such moves would shrink general game and fish funding by about 275000 annually and negate gains from a new universal license. Local clubs are expected to back the department, stressing that license receipts should stay for conservation. The koala note appears as unrelated filler.

Madison Wis Conservation Department Legislative Finance Committee State General Fund Rennebohm

Uniform patent policy urged for all agencies

Attorney General urged a uniform policy to reserve to the government all rights to most inventions by government employees and researchers under contract. He cited fantastic profits by some workers and waited Saturday for steps to tighten the system.

Washington

Taxi Helps Out Edwin Johnson Wedding Trip

Bucklin Missouri reports that Mr and Mrs Edwin Johnson traveling to southern Nebraska to attend their son's wedding could not use rail bus or air transport due to floods. They finally chartered a taxi to Cameron Missouri where they hoped to continue by bus or train.

Bucklin Missouri Edwin Johnson South Central Neb Cameron

Elect Club Officers in Wisconsin Federation Meeting

MARSHFIELD Wis one report says Martha Ann Hollenbeck of Green Bay was elected president of the Wisconsin federation of business and professional women's clubs at the annual convention. Other officers include Second vice president Dr Sarah D Rosenkrans Neillsville.

Marshfield Wis Martha Ann Hollenbeck Green Bay Wisconsin Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Oma Bey Sarah D. Rosenkrans Neillsville

Hotel Columbia Bar to Close Six Days

ASBURY PARK N J The Hotel Columbia will close its bar for six days amid conventions including a gathering of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union officials said the pause is for event hosting and hotel operations.

Asbury Park N. J Columbia Women's Christian Temperance Union

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