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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1949

Page

2

Scenic Groups Form Joint Committee for Tourist Promotion

Representatives of the Southwest Wisconsin Scenic association and Hiawatha Valley association met in La Crosse to form a joint committee. The panel, including leaders from both groups, will coordinate tourist promotion after the 1949 season for 1950. Cities from Wisconsin and Minnesota were represented. Honduras has frozen city rents.

Southwest Wisconsin Scenic Association Hiawatha Valley Association Crosse County la Crosse la Crosse County Arnold Hatfield Wabasha Minn A. J. Anderson Winona H. W. Cary Lancaster Ellis A. Lee Richland Center Prairie du Chien Platteville Viroqua Wisconsin Red Wing Lake City Minnesota Hastings Southwestern Wisconsin Scenic Association Vernon Crawford Grant Richland Iowa la Fayette Gordon H. Feinberg James Durland Harry Newburg E. P. Hartl D. J. Byers Peter G. Pappas

Lightning Strikes Twice At Willard Mack Farm Ettrick

In Ettrick Wisconsin a lightning strike damaged the Mack farm kitchen wall and telephone near June 12. Mrs. Mack and her son John ten escaped unharmed as insulation likely shielded a fire. A May 5 storm had already damaged the barn cupola and injured nearby resident Silas Brenengen when a garage wall collapsed.

Ettrick Wis Willard Mack

Assembly names panel to study Petenwell power project

Madison Wis four assembly members Romell Brooks Lynch and Stadker named to study Petenwell project in Adams and Juneau counties with senate appointees Leverich Laird and Padrutt. Committee will probe public service commission and Wisconsin River Power Co over flooding debris and lake conditions. Reconsideration of rent controls measure and 40 hour work week for state employees discussed. adjournment noted.

Madison Wis Assembly Iol Sparta Adams Juneau Romell Brooks Green Lake Lynch Green Bay Stadker Owen Leverich Rsparta Laird Marshfield Padrutt Chippewa Falls Senate Doyle

First Recorded Use of Gunpowder in Battle

The date when gunpowder first saw artillery use in battle is uncertain but is believed to be in 1331.

Ernest Cardinal Sheen warns on crisis choosing sides

Msgr. Sheen warns in a broad sermon that in a crisis people will flock to extremes aside from the indifferent and that modern souls must seek truth through the Cross. He rebukes Communist propaganda and urges soul to soul dialogue with Russians to win hearts.

Russia Msgr. Sheen United States Intelligentia of America U. S Europe Msgr Sheen America

Trial Continued After Discovery of Pierced Body

The proceeding resumes after the alleged assault and murder of Pat’s 16 year old daughter. Pat’s body, weighted with concrete, was retrieved from the river on March 20, indicating a possible link to the case.

Milton West Allis Patricia J. H. Mathews University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Babich Kathleen Joseph Jerney Mathews Pat

Taft-Hartley changes spark Senate fight over labor law

Senator Humphrey called Taft Hartley changes a betrayal of American workers and urged repeal with amendments. Senate leaders plan another Democratic conference to push labor legislation while rival plans seek injunction limits and selective seizures under a revised Wagner Act.

Washington Humphrey D-Minn Senate Taft Ohio Congress Lucas Illinois Morse Truman

Witness Esther Chambers Confused Over Key Dates In Case

Mrs Esther Chambers wife of Whittaker Chambers faced a five hour cross examination as she recalled her testimony with memory gaps. The Maryland housewife weighed credibility as she altered several points she had previously given in support of her husband in the government’s espionage case.

Chambers Hiss Stryker Whittaker Chamber Esther Chambers Maryland

Senate Passes District Bill in Bitter Reapportionment Battle

In Madison Wisconsin the Senate backed a plan to create a reapportionment committee if the legislature fails to act after a federal census. The measure, amended by the House, returns to the Assembly for final action with limits on county lines and a restored constitutional membership rule.

Madison Wis Assembly House Supreme Court Senate Schlabach R-La Crosse Milwaukee

San Franciscans Visit In Holmen

Mr. and Mrs. William Fear from San Francisco arrive in Holmen to visit the Hoffma and Carson households for two weeks. Mrs. Fear is the former Jennie Hoffma who once lived in Holmen.

Holmen Wis William Fear San Francisco Jacob Hoffma Harry Carson Fear Jennie Hoffma

Coal strike looms as UMW and industry seek terms

The Times reports that secret negotiations point to Harry M. Moses as industry coordinator to achieve permanent stabilization of the bituminous coal industry amid a looming miners walkout. With the UMW contract expiring June 30, miners plan a 10 day vacation starting June 26 and a one week warning period, while pickets patrol pits and violence erupts in Alabama and West Virginia.

Lewis Moses Carr Times Harry M. Moses UMW West Virginia Alabama Clarksburg W. Va Wilsonburg Tipple Birmingham Ala U. S. Steel

Lotus plant at Kew Gardens germinates from 200-year-old seed

A lotus at Kew Gardens in London has germinated from a seed collected more than two centuries ago. The striking event highlights seed longevity and historic plant exchanges within the garden.

Kew Gardens London England

Midwestern Farm Income Drops in Early 1949 Totals

Farm income for January to April 1949 fell across the Midwest versus the same period in 1948. Iowa led with 731.35 million dollars in cash receipts, followed by Illinois at 541.995 million. California and Texas ranked third and fourth, with Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan further back. Crop receipts remained near 1948 levels and about five percent above 1947.

Washington Agriculture Department Iowa Illinois California Texas Middle West Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan

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