Central Issues Music Awards Honors 47 Pupils
Central high school recognizes 47 graduating senior musicians with gold and silver pins in a ceremony led by directors William Baker and Alvin Mikelson. Gold pins go to 17 students for two or more years in two or more major musical organizations. silver pins awarded for at least one major organization for two years. 30 seniors joined with them. Names include Helen Rynning, Shirlee Sayner, Theo Henner, Henry Ahrens, Doreen Glasbrenner, Doris Meyer, Marilyn Standiford, Lu Van Zandt, Richard Le Barron, William Howard, Nell Hetherington, Glen Johnson, Ralph Gerwitz, Roger Kraus, James Sturgis, Edward Tanke, Erwin Henschel, and others in listed silver pin group.
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Central High School
Central Music Department
William Baker
Alvin Mikelson
Boldwins
Helen Rynning
Shirlee Sayner
Theo Henner
Henry Ahrens
Doreen Glasbrenner
Doris Meyer
Marilyn
Madison Senate Bidder Withdraws From Race
Ralph Amother of Madison withdraws from the Republican U S Senate race citing illness and follows physician advice. Remaining candidates include Sen Alexander Wiley Albert Jeske and Perry Stearns Amother urges voters to back Wiley and supports Gordon Buboltz for governor while condemning aggressive tactics around Kohler.
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Madison
Wis
Ralph Amother
U.S. Senate
Alexander Wiley
Amother
Wil@y
Albert Jeske
Spencer
Perry Stearns
Milwaukee
Robert la Follette
Wiley
Wisconsin
Gordon A. Bubotz
Appleton
Kohler
Swiss Abolishes Most Price Controls
Swiss government ends price controls for most goods and services. Chocolates milk frozen meat spectacles and car repairs join movie tickets and hospital charges in free pricing while electricity gasoline rents and bread stay regulated.
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Bern
Switzerland
Death Notices for Beyer at 526 Main Street
Ill health forced Beyer to curtail his activities while running a business at 526 Main Street. He belonged to Elks Judge No.300 and Frontier Lodge 45 of the Masons. Survived by wife, daughter Jean E. Beyer of La Crosse, son Wayne E. Beyer of Chicago, and sisters Mrs. Ida Dewitz and Mrs. Margaret Schumacher of Milwaukee. arrangements to be announced.
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Main Street
Beyer
Elks Judge No.300
Frontier Indge 45
The
Masons
Jean E. Beyer
la Crosse
Wayne E. Beyer
Chicago
Ida Dewitz
Margaret Schumacher
Milwaukee
East Germans Arrested for Smuggling Metal to West
Berlin police report eight Germans arrested on charges of smuggling large cargoes of metal out of East Germany to the West, a case tied to the Soviet occupation zone authorities and presented Thursday by East Berlin’s police.
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Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Teens adopt new ab language baffling parents in Boston suburbs
Translation shows a sample of the ab language used by teens in Boston area suburbs. The piece notes students and teachers struggle with the jabber wocky talk as syllables ab are added before vowels and before y ending words, including the song Music Music Music.
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Winchester
Mass
Labanlage
Boston
Long list of obituaries from Rockford to Genoa
Obituaries note deaths in Rockford La Crosse and nearby towns with services from June 6 to June 9. Mrs. William Staublis of Rockford formerly La Crosse. Mrs. Mable Hastings Los Angeles formerly La Crosse. Mrs. Sykes-Lee Mindoro Onalaska. Otto E Lenser Shady Maple tavern owner. Mrs Mollie Fennel. Mrs Agnes Weiler. D W Tucker Onalaska Berwyn IL. Miss Anna Britting Genoa. Funeral details and survivors listed.
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Aiblin
William Staublis
Rockford
la Crosse
Mable Hastings
Mable (Cavenee) Hastings
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Roosevelt Memorial Park
George
Frederick
Charles
Louise
Hawethorne
Fred Peaslee
le Crosse
William F Peaslee
Onalaska
Snorwald sykes-Lee
Mindoro
Jack Barclay
Baroneson
Laddie
Ashland
James Sykes
Melrose
Herman Wild
Min_oro
Dean
West Saem
Jostad Funeral Home
West Salem
Otto E. Lenser
Sletten-McKee South Side
Harold Stoffel
Woodlawn
Lenser
Shady Maple Tavern
A. J. Stoddard
Anna Britting
Genoa
Wis
Joh Britting
St. Charles Catholic Church
Geno
Bernard Duffy
UNESCO invited to 1952 general conference in Montevideo
Florence invites UNESCO to hold its 1952 general conference in Montevideo. Madison Wisconsin reports David Grant professor of psychology elected to membership in the Society of Experimental Psychologists.
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Florence
Italy
Uruguay
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Montevideo
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Reporter
David Grant
Society of Experimental Psychologists
Truman Heads To Missouri For Policy Talks And Prayers
President Truman leaves for Missouri to discuss foreign policy with plans to address at the University of Missouri and the Jefferson Park dedication in St Louis. He urged prayers for wisdom to achieve world peace and praised religious Americans as support for a free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Missouri
White House
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
St. Louis
University of Missouri At Columbia
St Louis
Jefferson Park
Deer Killed By Motorist In County Overnight Accidents
County police logged two incidents early Thursday. Richard Hansen of 929 Adams Street struck and killed a deer on Swamp Road near Barre Mills. no damage to his car and the deer was handed to conservation authorities. At 12 15 a m West Salem resident Wer Miller reported a collision with an oil tanker on Highway 16. Gerald Thompson of Indian Head Gas Co. said the tanker driver could not avoid the crash. Both drivers uninjured.
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County High
Richard Hansen
Adams Street
Barre Mills
Hansen
Wer- Miller
West Salem
Court to Rule on Estate Tax Question in Wisconsin Holdings
Dane county court was asked to rule on Wisconsin's right to collect inheritance taxes on assets in a 4.82 million estate of Miss Mary E. Stewart. The DC probating of her will valued Wisconsin stocks at about 787 thousand. tax authority cited sums including Marathon Corp. stock in Wausau and holdings in First American State Bank and other Wisconsin companies. The estate was directed to fund a Washington cancer research institute, with a trust firm seeking a ruling.
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Madison
Wis
Dane
Wisconsin
Mary E. Stewart
Alexander Stewart
Washington
District of Columbia
Nel Conway
Marathon Corp
Wausau
First American State Bank
Marshall and Wiley Bank
Milwaukee
Mosinee Paper Mills Co
Wausau Club Holding Co
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
GM Contract Seeks Peace Formula Wilson Says
President Charles E. Wilson of General Motors described his five year contract with CIO as an effort to forge a bargaining formula for lasting industrial peace and prosperity. He told the National Press Club the wage accord should raise car prices linked to expected output gains by UAW workers. He called the plan logical fair and reasonable to maintain purchasing power against living costs.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Gen €al Motors
ICIO
National Press Club
Cio-United Auto Workers
Wilson
Indict Remington On Perjury Charge
William W. Remington an overmiment economist was indicted by a federal grand jury on one perjury count for denying he ever was a member of the Communist party.
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Remington
New York
William W. Remington
Communist Party
Driver killed when truck hits Milwaukee Road train
A 42 year old man from R11 Sheboygan identified as Henry Gruenske died Thursday after his small truck struck a Milwaukee Road passenger train at a crossing one mile south of Plymouth Wisconsin.
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Plymouth
Wis
aAway
Henry Gruens
Sheboygan
Milwaukee Jroad
Here
Wisconsin GOP Convention Preview Promises Keynote by McCarthy
Wisconsin Republicans assemble for the state convention with Sen Joseph R McCarthy slated as keynote speaker addressing communist influence in the federal government The event includes pre convention sessions by federation and party leaders and a crowded field for endorsements in governor attorney general and other races.
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Joseph R.mccarthy
State Department
Federation of Women's Republican
Alexander Wiley
Wiley
Albert Jeske
Spencer
Perry Stearsn
Milwaukee
Ralph Amoth
Madison
Senate
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Francis Garity
Jefferson
Jerold Murphy
Fond du Lac
William Dieterich
Hartford
William Morgan
George Smith
Alex Nicol
Sparta
Assembly
Nicol
Smith
Wisconsin
Fred R. Zimmerman
Warren R. Smith
Harvey V. Higley
Marinette J
Guv
Rennevohm
Higley
Foster Porter
Bloomington
Walter J. Kohler, Jr
Kohler
Porter
Gardner Withrow
la Crosse
Rennebohm
James la Chance
Fpalmyra
Dane County
British Aid Program Aims to Civilize Zande Tribe
The British run Sudanese government plans a 2.8 million dollar project to boost self sufficiency for about 200 000 Zandes in Equatoria near the Belgian Congo. The program centers on local crop cultivation for processing with the Zandes known for ant based diet and private ant hill ownership.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Equatoria
Equator
Belgian Congo
Zande
California Trip Prompts City Hall Temporary Leader
Mayor Henry Ahrens departs Saturday for a two week vacation in California. He will attend the Shrine convention in Los Angeles. James Durland 10th ward alderman and president of the common council will fill the mayoral duties during his absence.
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Henry Ahrens
California
Los Angeles
James Durland
10Th Ward
Common Council
Still Found In Union City Township Moonshine Case
Allamakee county officers raided the Ar din Wiemerslage farm in Union City township and found a still with equipment for making high grade mountain dew. Justice L T Hermanson filed the information and a hearing date was set for June 24. Wiemerslage was sent to the state hospital at Independence after a hearing for inebriety.
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Kentucky Hills
Allamakee
Ardin Wiemerslage
Union City
Justice of the Peace
L. T. Hermanson
Wiemerslage
County Insane Board
State Hospital
Independence
Need Quick Jap Treaty Taft Claims
Washington doctor Taft urged a quick peace treaty with Japan to safeguard American interests. Johnson and Dulles plan Tokyo talks with Gen. Douglas MacArthur on a Japanese settlement. Taft spoke on allied armament, Russia, and economic aid, noting delays due to military base disagreements.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Japan
Defense
Johnson
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Russia
Europe
State Acheson
Return of Normal Mail Service Sought
Washington bill to restore post office service after Donaldson cuts passed House committee 12 to 8 and approved by a Senate panel. The Postmaster General reduced residential mail delivery to once daily and curtailed other services to save money as postal revenues fell short of expenses.
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Washington
Post Office Department
House Post Office Committee
Senate
Donaldson
Congress
Aussies Back Pacific Defense Pact With U.S. Pact Support
External Affairs Minister Percy Spender said Australia is ready to join a Pacific defense pact with the United States even if no other nations participate. The statement underscores Canberra’s commitment to a regional security framework amid regional tensions.
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Canberra
Australia
Percy Spender
United States
Dairyland Power Coop Expands Plants and Pays Debt
Dairyland is building a hydro plant on the Flambeau river near Ladysmith, a steam plant at Cassville, and adding a unit to the Alma plant in Buffalo county. It operates plants in Baldwin Chippewa Falls Genoa and Twin Lakes Minnesota. The coop says its finances are strong and it is repaying over 26 million dollars borrowed from REA with interest.
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Dairyland
Flambeau River
Ladysmith
Cassville
Grant County
Alma
Buffalo County
Co-Op
Baldwin
Chippewa Falls
Genoa
Wis
Twin Lakes
Minn
Melby
Co- Op
REA
Coop
Compliments Group
Livestock Prices and Market Report from Winona Area Auction
Winona livestock quotes show buying hours from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday, with prices set the following morning. Hog, cattle, and calf markets vary by weight and grade, with steady to higher trends in Chicago and South St. Paul listings. Cattle and veal prices range broadly by quality, with a heavy emphasis on weight classes and discounting for poor condition.
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Let & Company
Pfier
Sierra
Wearingas
Bologna
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Balable
B&o Ibu
Trirly Ertire
Colorado
South St, Paul
Minn
USDA
Beliere
Cathers
Egns
U. S
City issues bicycle licenses to young riders
The traffic department issued new bicycle licenses as bike owners lined up in blue jeans and T shirts. Owners with prior registrations bring title cards to the department, while new bikes must be checked. A sidewalk blockage prompted a request to park at the racks only.
Dewey and O'Dwyer Mentioned for $100,000 Posts
The New York Post reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey likely to join Hughes and Ewing at 1 Wall Street New York and Mayor William O'Dwyer may resign in September to head the Generoso Pope foundation for a $100,000 annual salary.
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Dewey
O’dwyer
NEW _YORK
New York Post
Thomas E. Dewey
William O'Dwyer
New York
Washington
Charles van Devander
Post
Hughes and Ewing
Wall Street
Earl Wilson
O'Dwyer
Generoso Pope
Three Divorces Granted by Judge Arold Murphy in Circuit Court
Judge Arold Murphy presided over three divorce cases all without opposition. Alberta I Leuth received a decree with custody and real estate awarded to her and $10 weekly support for Henry D Leuth. Mary Hogden was divorced from Oscar Hogden with $50 monthly alimony and possible jail for arrears. Agatha Lekowich won her decree from Clarence Lekowich with no alimony. George Hanson pleaded guilty to carnal knowledge and was placed on two years probation. Herman Hans received a judgment tied to a prior investment dispute. All proceedings postponed to July motion day with Judge Murphy to return then.
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Arold Murphy
Marinette
Alberta I. Leuth
East Avenue South
Henry D. Leuth
la Crosse
Ettrick
Agatha R. Lekowich
Cass Street
Clarence J. Lekowich
Minneapois
George Hanson
State Department of Public Welfare
Herman Hans
Hans
Nick Maneardh
Gladine Ryan
Idle Hour Taverm
Lone Steel Price Hike Stands Alone in Industry
HARON Pa. Sharon Steel Corp raised prices on sheet and strip steel citing higher raw material costs. Hot rolled sheet up 3 to 70 dollars per ton, hot rolled strip up 5 to 70, cold rolled strip up from 83 to 90 per ton. Major buyers include appliance makers. United States Steel Inland Jones and Laughlin expect no immediate changes.
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Haron
Sharon Steel Corp
Sharon Steel
United States Steel Corp
Inland Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Ex-Salem School Head and Wife Injured in Montana Crash
Mr and Mrs Harry Knutson formerly of West Salem were injured in an auto collision in Montana last Sunday. They are in Livingston hospital with non fatal injuries. Knutson, ex superintendent of West Salem schools, had moved to New London Wisconsin four years ago and the couple were traveling to Seattle on vacation.
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Salem, Wise
West Salem
Harry Knutson
Montana
Knutsons
Livingston, Mont
Knutson
New London
Wis
Seattle
Lesinski's Son Seeks Father Seat in Michigan District
Detroit reports John Lesinski Jr., 35, a Navy veteran, announced his candidacy to replace his late father as the Democratic representative of Michigan's 16th district. He pledged to carry on his father's principles for the benefit of all people.
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Detroit
John Lesinski
Michigan
Lesinski
Senate Rent Control Vote Predicted Monday
Senator Maybank of South Carolina predicted a Senate vote Monday to extend federal rent controls amid a filibuster by Senator Cain of Washington. The banking committee sent the measure to the Senate by an eight to five vote. The present law expires June 30 and the bill would extend curbs to December 31 with optional six additional months in areas that approved controls by referendum or local action.
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Washington
Maybank
D-Sc
UN Senate
Cain
R-Wash
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Car Theft Report From Sparta Details Stolen 1940 Chevy
Richard Geier reported to Sparta police that his 1940 blue Chevrolet two dour sedan with license 491098 was stolen on Tuesday night. The incident was logged as a vehicle theft in Sparta Wisconsin.
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Sparta
Wis
Richard Geier
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Northwest Airlines
Thorwald Lef
Mollie Pennel
Mollie Fennel
Agnes Weiler
Rose Clifford
Michael McHugh
Holpren
Mary Hagney
Dwyer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert B. Condon
Rosary
Tl. W. Tucker
D. W. Tucker
Berwyn
Mary Jean
Mary Waller
Ray
Eunice) Cram
Snohomish
Wash
Ole
Piorence) Bakko
Delavan
Richard
Galesville
Everett
Folsom Funeral Home
A. M. Ivy
Gordon Bubolz
Buharz
Bubolz
Bennebohm
Harvey Higley
Waukon
Adhison
Wise
Harold LeVander
Minnesota
Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives
LeVander
Scott Paper Ark
General Eiectric
Roebuck Arty
Shell
Bond & Ebith General Movara
Simmons Co
Abbott Bouthern Pacffc ‘Soda Ained Chem, & Dye
Nor
Allied Stores
Ol. Nor
Blandard
Alle-Chalmérs Ate
Greynoune
Lungerd
Cal
Iisaam
Hereney
Blangerd
Gr & Fdry
Ges & Bec
WN. J. Am
Toromotive
Hudson Mowe Minolta Central
Power & Lt
Swift Studebaker Corp
Angconda
Jobna-Manville
Ran
Armco
Western Union Tech
Kiiberly-Clark
Westinghouse
Elec
Roy B.o
Baldwin Locomotive
Libby, McN
Lu Worth
Bendix Aviation
Marshall Field
Zenith Redo Sty
Bethlehemsteed
Montgomery Ward Sileden Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Miscellaniour
Fiecks Borg-Warner
National Biscuit Zits G. Helleman Br
Briggs Mtg
National Container Home Insurance
Budd Co
National Dairy Pram Mess
National Steel
Cleveland
Chesapeake
Jorthwest Banc
American Go
Tos Middiewest Corp
I. & Pac
Nonna Pacific
Zoe ‘Trane Company
Chrysler Cor
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BEG
Pritorrie Sciy
Curties-Wright A
Ata Petroleum
Ai Paragon
Dougina Aircraft
Sai Prenties-Wahera VE Data Racio “Corp
Ray-O-Vac
Eastman Kodeke
Salway Steel
Eaton Mig
Republic Elect Date la Crosse Tel
Chicago Cash Grain
Winona Livestock
Nowh Bae
Arrivas
Arizona Bliss
Blils
Aid Storks
Ioaho Faget
Rusaet
Lone Steel Company
Salem School
ABIN
Kentucky
Louisville
John’s
Union Hall
Caledonia
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