U S Appeal Court Reverses Skemp Tax Decision
The U S circuit court of appeals for the seventh circuit in Chicago reversed the tax court ruling on Dr A A Skemp 3800 rental deduction from 1941 to La Crosse Trust Milwaukee district. The opinion by Judge Minton followed arguments by T H Skemp and involved rental as a business expense.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Chicago
Ill
Tax Court of the United States
Milwaukee
United States Tax Court
Zale Graziano Fight Postponed in Newark
Rain forced postponement of the middleweight title bout between Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale at Rup Stadium Newark New Jersey. The fight will be held tomorrow night in the same ring after the state Boxing Commission ordered the delay. Promoter Andy Niederreiter said the weather outlook was brighter for tomorrow.
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Newark
N. J
Rocky Graziano
Tony Zale
Rupstadium
State Boxing Commission
Abe J. Greene
Andy Niederreiter
Unanimous Decision Handed Down June 8 1948
Oral arguments were presented by T. H. Skemp in May 1948 and the court issued a unanimous decision on June 8, 1948.
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T. H. Skemp
Shirt Drive Ends Friday For Johnnie Coats
Barron's and Doerflinger's hosts collect old white shirts through Friday. The La Crosse unit of the American Cancer Society supplies Johnnie coats made from donated shirts to home cancer patients at no charge, collars and cuffs worn but body usable.
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Barron’s and Doerflinger’s
la Crosse Field
American Cancer Society
Jaycees Plan Picnic at Myrick Park Series
Junior Chamber of Commerce members open their summer picnic series with events at Myrick Park starting Thursday afternoon. Chairman Bill Morrison says activities begin at 4 30 p m with ball games and horseshoe pitching and lunch and refreshments will be served at the gun club.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Myrick Park
Bill Morrison
Gun Club
Veterans Parade to Feature Freedom Train June 19 in La Crosse
La Crosse will host a Freedom Train veterans parade on June 19 with Army National Guard Marines Navy and veteran units marching from Market Square at 6 p.m. Local and area bands will pace the procession and a Minneapolis air squadron may fly overhead. Contact La Crosse Chamber of Commerce to join. The Freedom Train will visit June 25 during rededication week.
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la Crosse
Army
National Guard
Marines
Navy
Wale Chamberlain Field
Minneapolis
Market Square
Jake Hoeschler
Mrs Julia Brenengan Dies In Wisconsin
Galesville Wisconsin Mrs Julia Brenengan 78 died Monday in a La Crosse hospital. She is survived by daughter Mrs Norval Deering of Galesville. Funeral services set for Friday at Smith Funeral Home 1 PM and French Creek Lutheran Church 2 PM with Rev S E Verang officiating. Burial in French Creek church cemetery. Friends may call Thursday after 7 PM.
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Galesville
Wis
Julia Brenengan
la Crosse
Norval Deering
Funeral services for Mrs Barton mult Sparta native
Funeral services for Mrs. Lou ise Foote Barton formerly of Sparta will be held at Lanham's mortuary Thursday at 2 30 p m with the Rev J G Morgan officiating Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery Mrs Barton died in Elmhurst Alabama Tuesday morning and her body will be accompanied here by a daughter Mrs Leonard Lougie of Elmhurst
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Sparta
Wis
Louise Foote Barton
Lanham
J. G. Morgan
Woodlawn
Barton
Elmhurst
Leonard Lougie
Court reverses on co op case authority and timing
The high court ruled Reis lacked authority to rule on constitutionality and should reopen to decide if the co op is a utility. It anchored its stance on two longtime propositions about challenging laws and limited judicial review tied to the ongoing dispute between the co op and its employer. The circuit court had faced an injunction over the Wisconsin employment relations board's use of compulsory arbitration under the anti strike law amid tension with the International Motherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Marvin B. Rosenberry
Reis
Co-Op Bea
Circuit Court
Co-Op
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Theatire
International Motherhood of Electrical Workers
Heat Wave Hits Moscow As Temperatures Soar
Moscow reports 92 degree heat the hottest in 27 years with a forecast of 93 degrees later today. Weather officials warn of continued high temperatures across the Soviet capital.
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Moscow
Lightning kills five in Lisbon dining tragedy
Five men were killed and seven injured when a bolt of lightning struck a large group dining around an iron cauldron beneath a tree near the Montealegre power station in Lisbon Portugal today.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Montealegre
Amberg Driver Bypasses Patrol With Family In Car
Desard Anderson of Amberg raced past a squad car with horn blasting yesterday. Officers halted him briefly. His wife and newborn twin daughters were in the car. All were reported fine at Marinette General Hospital.
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Marinette
Wis
Desard Anderson
Amberg
Anderson
Marinette General Hospital
Obituary for Mrs Fannie Kish at 72 in Wisconsin
Mrs. Fannie Kish of 1915 South 21st street died at home after a brief illness at age 72. Survived by husband Frank two sons Howard of La Crosse and Warner of Morman Coulee eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2 p m Hellwig Morris chapel Rev W Ross Connor officiating. Burial Hawkley cemetery near Newton. Friends may call Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Fannie Kish
South 21St Street
Frank
Howard
la Crosse
Warner
Mormon Coulee
Hellwig- Morris
W. Ross Connor
Hawkley
Newton
Mrs Sarah E Blanchard 78 Dies in La Crosse
Mrs. Sarah E Blanchard aged 78 of 612 Rose Street died Tuesday morning. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m at First Baptist Church with Rev W W Be Huxford officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. She is survived by husband Charles a daughter Mrs F W Peck of Chicago a son Charles Jr of La Crosse a sister Mrs O S Dawson of Chicago four grandchildren and a great many great grandchildren. Friends may call at Sletten McKee home south side chapel Tuesday from 7 to 9 p m.
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Sarah E. Blanchard
Rose Street
First Baptist Church
Huxford
Oak Grove
Charles
F. W. Peck
Chicago
Charles, Jr
la Crosse
O. S. Dawson
South Side
Sletten-McKee
Obituary for John J Stavio at 911 Gillette Street
John J Stavio 81 of 911 Gillette Street died in a local hospital early Wednesday. Survived by wife Jennie two daughters Mrs Arthur Edna Bakkum and Mrs Alma Res five sons Arthur Adolph Pernie Maynard all of La Crosse and Oscar Trempealeau 20 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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John J. Stavio
Gillette Street
Jennie
Arthur
Edna) Bakkum
Almares
Adolph
Pernie
Maynard
la Crosse
Oscar
Trempealeau
Obituary for Elmer Byron Hegg
Elmer Byron Hegg aged 52 of 417 State Street died in a local hospital Wednesday after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Edith and his mother Mrs M Hegg of Mabel Minnesota. Funeral services and burial will be in Mabel.
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Elmer Byron Hegg
State Street
Edith
M. Hegg
Mabel, Minn
Mabe
Gottwald to Succeed Benes as Czechoslovak President
The Communist party executive committee proposed Premier Klement Gottwald as the sole candidate for president to succeed Eduard Benes and Antonin Zapotocky for the premiership. The proposals were submitted to the National Front coalition.
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Prague
Communist Party
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Antonin Zapotocky
National Front
City Council Advances Industrial Zone and Parking Reform
Council favors industrial zoning along the railroad corridor and near a Trane trucking terminal. A public hearing on a State Street Campbell Road zoning transfer was set for July 6. An ordinance to ban city employees from private car use and to mark city cars received approval. The treasurer’s request for a full-time aide to handle parking meter funds was tentatively approved, with the current part time worker moving to full-time. The meeting adjourned to 7:30 p m Wednesday to resume committee business.
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Trane Company
State Street
Campbell Road
Whitehall court records show multiple drunk driving and related offenses
Dominic D Marsolek of Independence pleads guilty to drunken driving and receives jail time after a 100 fine and 9.90 costs go unpaid. Oscar Christiansen has his license revoked. Independence resident 5 day jail term for intoxication on highway after unpaid 8.10 fine and 19.40 costs. Lawrence Olson pleads guilty to break and disorderly conduct with 10 fine and 9.60 costs. Glen Barstad and Harold Sather of Westby pay fines for operating without vehicle tax, Merlin Miller of Sparta fined for intoxication. Real estate transfers include Tillman Realty to George J Mickey on Onalaska Ave and Hilma Garves to Harry W Meyer in Burns.
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Pustice Court
Whitehall
Wis
Dominic D. Marsolek
Independence
Trempeareau County
Justice P. M. Paulson
Have Wm
Oscar Christiansen
Lawrence Olson
Sparta
Glen Barstad
Westby
Harold Sather
Merlin Miller
la Cresce
Tillman Realty Company
George J. Mickey
Onalaska Avenue
Campbell Street
Salem Road
Hilma Garves
Harry W. Meyer
Burns
Faribault Student Richard Hayes Earns Cum Laude Honor
Richard A. Hayes of Shattuck School Faribault Minnesota graduates Sunday with Cum Laude membership in the national scholastic society. He earned the rector's silver letter S each year and starred in tennis track golf and band while serving as yearbook society editor and cadet staff sergeant. He is the son of Mrs Violet Hayes and grandson of Mr and Mrs A Goetting of La Crosse.
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Richard A. Hayes
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
Shattuck
Violet Hayes
A. Goetting
Division Street
la Crosse
Conference round-table with Massachusetts Protective leaders
G. J. Kastner, special representative of the Massachusetts Protective Association and The Paul Revere Life Insurance Co., is summoned to Worcester home office for a week long conference with the companies top representatives and executives.
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G. J. Kastner
Massachusetts Protective Association, Inc
Paul Revere Life Insurance Company
Worcester
Mass
First Ripe Tomato Reported at Ray Davis Garden
The first ripe tomato of the season was reported on Wednesday in the garden at the Ray Davis residence located at 715 Powell Street.
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Ray Davis
Powell Street
Library Offers Atomic Exhibit at Main Library
Life magazine prepared atomic energy exhibit on display this week at the main library. Slogan highlights wartime development leading to peacetime uses with suggested applications like fertilizer and therapy. Photos show Bikini seed corn, the UC cyclotron, Oak Ridge plant, and Chicago’s squash court reactor.
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Life Magazine
Bikini
University of California
Oak Ridge
Tenn
University of Chicago
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Initiation at The Arrow Club Adds Eighteen Members
The Longfellow honor club The Arrow held a candlelight initiation and welcomed eighteen new members including Tom Pederson Helen Van Moose Jerry Jansky Mary Ann Gust Nancy Krebs Earl Webster and others. The group recently raised sixty dollars to fund six CARE packages. In British show business a performer who excels is called a nice noise.
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Longfellow
the Arrow
Tom Pederson
Helen van Moose
Jerry Jansky
Mary Ann Gust
Nancy Krebs
Earl Webster
Mary Isler
Laurie Halberg
Roger Manson
Phyllis Culbert
Walter Whitworth
Demaris Maulis
Janice Larson
Peter Rank
Sharon Fredericks
Ardell Gassel
Jim Hagan
Marie Roellich
Arrow
Russian climbers claim first ascent of Bezymyanny Peak
Twelve Russian mountaineers completed the first ascent of Bezymyanny, a 23800 foot peak in the Pamirs, marking a notable achievement in high altitude alpinism.
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Bezymyanny
Pamirs
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a fast relief for piles claiming cooling soothing action and 40 years of use. It stresses quick itching relief and offers a money back guarantee with 35 cent box and applicator tube options.
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Peterson
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