Lavern Hanson Accepts Pastorate at Trinity Lutheran La Crosse
The Rev Lavern Hanson of Ortonville Minnesota read an acceptance letter to become pastor of Trinity Lutheran church La Crosse at the Ona lask a park outdoor service Edson Herried chairman of the board of deacons announced the plan Hanson a Wisconsin native born in Iola earned degrees at Luther College Decorah and Luther Theological Seminary St Paul He has served First Lutheran Ortonville for six years and will start September 1 He is married with two children The current pastor Dr Carl Pederson will leave in June for Bethel Lutheran Seattle Washington
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Lavern Hanson
Ortonville
Minn
Trinity Lutheran Church
la Crosse
Onalaska Park
Edson Herried
Mr. Hanson
Wisconsin
Iola
Wis
Luther College
Decorah
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
First Lutheran Church
Carl O. Pederson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Seattle
Wash
Pig Escapes Keeps Climbing Fences in Lawrenceville
R H Sharpton warned that his pig kept leaping over every fence he erected. The stubborn animal repeatedly escaped, prompting concern and humorous local chatter in Lawrenceville.
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Lawrenceville
R. H. Sharpton
Sharpton
Teenagers May Attend Theater If They Don’t Start Bonfires
TEACNECK New Jersey teen-agers may attend the Skouras Theaters house if unaccompanied by parents but the ban is lifted after three bonfires inside the theater in one week. Manager Al Harris quit in protest after enforcing the ban for quiet and order. The theater owners said the ban was a small segment of youths causing trouble.
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Teacneck
N. J
Skouras Theaters Corporation
al Harris
Harris
Lakes Veteran Dies
William J. Hore 51, a Great Lakes pilot with 25 years at sea, died at municipal hospital after being fatally injured in a fall from the Howard Hindman grain carrier last Wednesday. Hore, who sailed as first officer, was from Owen Sound Ontario.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Great Lakes
Municipal Hospital
William J. Hore
Howard Hindman
Hore
Owen Sound
Ont
Bristol man pays $1 ticket claims 318th record
A Bristol citizen paid a one dollar traffic ticket and boasted it was the 318th such fine he has paid, implying a lengthy record of traffic penalties.
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Bristol
Monroe DOC Names Five Delegates to State Convention
Wilton Wisconsin June 9 special The Monroe county Democratic organizing committee named five delegates to the state convention in Eau Claire June 16 to 18. Chair John D Rice presided. Delegates Lawrence McCann Wilton Virginia Stevens Cataract Lorenz Hackbarth Tomah and John Rice Zel Rice Jr Sparta. Alternates include Mrs Lawrence McCann Mrs Irene Dott Wilton Lawrence Curry Mrs Maude Town Tomah and Francis Kelly Oakdale.
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Wilton
Wis
Monroe County
Democratic Organizing Committee
Eau Claire
John D. Rice
Sparta
Lawrence McCann
Virginia Stevens
Lorenz Hackbarth
Tomah
John Rice
Zel Rice
Irene Dott
Lawrence Curry
Maude Town
Francis Kelly
Oakdale
Chicago Man Dies By Tying Boat Anchor Around Neck
Lester L. Larson 33 tied a boat anchor rope around his neck and jumped into Rock River near Fort Atkinson Wisconsin. His body was recovered early Sunday after an empty boat was found floating. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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FT. Atkinson
Wis
Chicago
Rock River
Roland Gibson
Jefferson County
Lester L. Larson
Larson
Driver Held His Own After Train Struck Taxi
Fred Jackson, 54, Sparta taxi driver, was said to be holding his own but in critical condition after his taxi was struck by a troop train at a Sparta crossing Saturday. Officials at the Sparta hospital reported his status Monday.
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Sparta
Wis
Fred Jackson
Sparta Crossing
Sparta Hospital
Mrs. G A Wagner Dies Near Galesville Wis
Mrs. George A. Wagner 58 of Caledonia township near Galesville dies at home Saturday morning. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Ryczek Funeral Home and 2 p m at Zion Lutheran church with Rev S E Verang officiating. Burial planned in Pine Cliff cemetery.
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Galesville
Wis
George A. Wagner
Caledonia Township
Ryczek
Zion Lutheran Church
S. E. Verang
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Mrs Reuben Rosenow Dies After Illness
Mrs Reuben Rosenow 54 formerly of Galesville and Crandon died Saturday morning in an Antigo hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the Presbyterian church with Rev A M Ivey of Onalaska officiating. Burial will follow in Pine Cliff cemetery.
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Galesville
Wis
Reuben Rosenow
Crandon
Antigo
Ryczek
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Ivey
Onalaska
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Lamprech family attends Leonia Adams funeral in Bloom City
Mr and Mrs Alvin Lamprech their son Douglas and Mrs Will Lamprech and Mrs Harry Lamprech traveled to Bloom City Wis on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Leonia Adams 90 who died at Richland hospital Monday Adams a resident of Stoddard for over 40 years moved to Bloom City two years ago to live with her niece Myrtle Spry
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Stoddard
Wis
Alvin Lamprech
Douglas
Will Lamprech
Harry Lamprech
Bloom City
Leonia Adams
Richland Hospital
UCT Holds Meeting and Plans Picnic at Veterans Memorial Park
United Commercial Travelers held its last meeting before recessing with plans announced for the annual picnic next Sunday at Veterans Memorial Park. Ove Guberud was re-elected to a two year term on the grand executive committee and La Crosse was chosen as the 1951 convention city. Delegates Dwight Kennedy P P Butterfield and E A Forss attended the convention sessions, with C M Simonson and W E Sherman also present part of the time. The council joined the auxiliaries for lunch and a mock wedding. Participants listed include Morris Lillethan Arthur Jogge Louis H Larson Don Dickenson George Jansky Carl Seiler Robert Eisenmann Albert Field Ove Guberud Herbert Dahl W E Sherman and Richard Adams.
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United Commercial
Veterans Memorial Park
Grand Council
Marshfield
Ove Guberud
la Crosse
Dwight Kennedy
P. P. Butterfield
E. A. Forss
C. M. Simonson
W. E. Sherman
Sweden Drops Restrictions on Car Imports from France and Britain
Sweden now allows unrestricted imports of cars from France and Britain, easing prior limits and broadening supply options for buyers. The policy change expands access to European vehicles and could influence local markets and pricing dynamics.
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Sweden
France
Britain
Record 450 New Firms Formed in Southern Rhodesia
A report notes a record 450 new firms started in Southern Rhodesia last year while a gray birch tree is reported to be old at 40 years.
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Southern Rhodesia
La Crosse Tribune Editorial and Circulation Details
Publisher and editor credits listed for La Crosse Tribune with departments names plus contact hours for missed papers. Home delivery and mail subscription rates are provided for La Crosse readers, including weekly and annual pricing.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Ed. Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th and
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Carrier Bay
New Lutheran Bishop Favors Working With Hungarian Reds
In Budapest Hungary a new Lutheran bishop Laszlo Dezery aged 36 takes over the Budapest diocese. He signals willingness to cooperate with the Communist led government while his predecessor Lajos Ordass was released from prison after nearly two years of a two year sentence for currency speculation. Ordass removal triggered protests from the Lutheran World Federation which contested the gift report tied to a US Lutheran donation. Dezery is noted as one of Hungary’s youngest bishops.
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Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Dezery
Lajos Ordass
Ordass
Lutheran World Federation
U. S
Federation
Truman seeks peace over presidency per B’Nai Brith message
President Truman told 600 delegates at the 73rd annual Independent Order of B rith Abraham convention in Atlantic City that he would rather have lasting peace than be president. He urged support for the United Nations and leadership for free peoples while keeping the United States prosperous and united.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Truman
Independent Order of B'rith Abraham
Louis A. Weissman
New York
United Nations
Guerrillas Drive on Reds in Southern China
News dispatches report 70,000 Nationalist guerrillas initiating a drive against Communists near the Hunan Kwangsi border. The forces are said to have overrun large areas between Suining Hunan and Sanchiang Kwangsi.
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Taipei
Hunan
Kwangsi
South China
Suining
Sanchiang
Catholic Priest Becomes Minister in Lutheran Church
A Catholic priest, Father Amedee Fredette, was ordained into the Lutheran ministry at Memorial Lutheran church in Milwaukee. He left the Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate in 1937 after working for a Fond du Lac delivery firm, studied three years at Wartburg Theological Seminary, and has been called to St. Luke's Lutheran church in Nora Springs, Iowa. He is engaged to a Memorial church member.
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Milwaukee
Memorial Lutheran Church
Amedee Fredette
National Lutheran Council Ministerium
Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate
Fond du Lac
Wis
Paul G. Plotter
Memorial Church
Fredette
Wartburg Theological Seminary
Dubuque
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Nora Springs
Soviet Paper Calls Oder Neisse Border the Frontier of Peace
Taigliche Rundschau, the Soviet control commission organ in East Germany, warned that any attempt to annul Poland’s annexation of German territory would spark a new war and called the Oder Neisse line the final frontier of peace.
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Berlin
Poland
Soviet Control Commission
Taigliche Rundschau
Oder-Neisse River
East Germany
Mixed Cargo Story From Miami Flight Raises Eyebrows
Pan American World Airways crewmen encountered an unusual shipment in Miami mixing a deadly six foot South American bush master with a gentle Texas doe in the same cargo. The report notes the juxtaposition of a dangerous animal and a tame deer in transit.
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Miami
Fla
Pan American World Airways
Region Group Attends Camp at Frontenac Minnesota
Seven La Crosse youths and others from nearby areas head Monday to a Summer camp directed by Rev. Ralph Kuether. The project links Congregational Christian and Evangelical Reformed churches with education and recreation. About 200 campers and a 25 member staff are expected at the Lake Pepin site.
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la Crosse
Frontenac
Minn
Ralph Kuether
St. John’s
Rickenbacker Says Flying Saucers Are Real
In Indianapolis Capt Eddie Rickenbacker former World War I ace and head of Eastern Air Lines says flying saucers are real citing many witnesses. He adds if they exist they belong to the United States air force and notes officials deny the reports.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
United States Air Force
Fiery Oil Well Burns Geologist To Death
A flame fueled oil well north east of Big Spring burst into flames Saturday while cement was being pumped at 6800 feet. Geologist Jack Morris Bristow, 26, of Monahans, Texas, died from severe burns. The well continued burning Monday.
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Big Spring
Tex
Here
Jack Morris Bristow
Monahans
Napa Opens 22nd Mechanical Session
In Buffalo New York the 22nd annual mechanical conference of the American Newspaper Publishers association began with about 1200 mechanical supervisors and foremen attending the three day meeting constante for the nation's newspapers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Postal union urges listeners to hear government economy program
Members of the La Crosse branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers urge residents to tune to the American United Program on WKBH at 11 tonight. The Monday eve program titled What Price, Government Economy discusses mail service curtailment.
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la Crosse
National Association of Letter Carriers
American United
WKBH
Weather Record and Public Notices From Wisconsin Dated 1950
Weather forecast for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with showers thunderstorms and warmer conditions. Local rainfall reports include Williston North Carolina 1.04 inches and hail in Hayes Center Nebraska. Public notices cover La Crosse Board of Education actions bids state printing administration hearings and weed control in Barre town.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Atlantic
Plains Region
North Pacific
Williston
N. C
Hayes Center
Nebr
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
New England States
Ohio Valley
Presidio
Tex
West Yellowstone
Mont
South Dakota
Nebraska
Gulf
Mississippi Valley
River Forecast For Hastings To Guttenberg
Forecast notes gates lowered at most dams and will be by Tuesday morning. Tailwater falls will rise 0.3 to 0.4 feet daily, while areas directly above dams hold steady or edge higher for several days.
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Hastings
Guttenberg
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South 2Nd
Tillman Bros
Badger
Condit St
Ray L. Revor
Amer
Society Piano
King ST. Dial
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la Crosse Woolen Mills & Mattress Co
George
E. L. Kloss
Jackson
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South 9Th
Bob Silva
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
McLellan
Hasty-Tasty Cafe
Gillette St
Caledonia
J. B. Mulder
Fry
Derby Drive
Losey Blvd
Ward Avenue
American Technical Society
E. 58Th St
Main St
Underwood
Underwood Corp
Newburg
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