Appeal Board To Hear Four Cases Tonight
The City Board of Appeals meets at 7 30 p m Monday to hear four appeals against city building inspector rulings. Joseph Selleck seeks a permit to build a garage at 714 Oakland Street. Raymond Bros seeks a permit to construct a temporary office at 2720 South 29th Street. William Ashworth seeks a permit to build a restaurant at 108 North Street Avenue. Gerald Larkin seeks a permit to build a screen porch at 901 Liberty Street.
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City Board of Appeals
Joseph R. Selleck
Oakland St
Raymond Bros
S. 29Th St
William P. Ashworth
N. St. Ave
Gerald Larkin
Liberty St
Co-Op Holds Annual Meet Here Tonight
La Crosse County Cooperative will hold a membership meeting tonight at Pioneer Hall to consider new articles of incorporation and by laws. Amrose McGrath, secretary, notes articles recorded July 3 1945 and discusses revisions in state and federal cooperative laws. Milton Zeedes of Midland Cooperatives Inc will explain items and changes to patrons' equity reserve and stock limits.
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la Crosse
Ambrose McGrath
Wisconsin Cooperative
Milton Zeedes
Midland Cooperatives Inc
Journal Writer Wins Conservation Award in Wisconsin
Russell J. Lynch of the Milwaukee Journal received a $100 check and a bronze medallion from the Gordon MacQuarrie Foundation for outstanding achievement in telling the conservation story. Eugene Roark of Madison earned a $180 scholarship for graduate study at the University of Wisconsin in wildlife management and journalism.
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Madison
Russell J. Lynch
Milwaukee Journal
Gordon MacQuarrie Foundation
Eugene Roark
Foundation
University of Wisconsin
Health Department Holds Final Polio Clinic
The Health Department will hold its final Poliomyelitis Clinic on Wednesday, June 18, at 9 a.m. on the second floor of City Hall. All registered children are urged to be on time.
Weather observations words 7 00 AM EST
U S weather bureau forecast data lists temperatures for cities including Billings Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Dubuque Duluth Galveston Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville La Crosse Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York St Louis Washington with high and low readings for the prior night and the current 7 00 AM EST period.
Weather Outlook for Southern region Monday Night
Overcast skies cover most of the extreme southern portions of the nation Monday night. Elsewhere, skies are clear to partly cloudy with improved conditions.
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Unifax
Wisconsin Democrats Define Platform Amid Sales Tax Clash
The Wisconsin Democratic platform carves a stance against the sales tax while backing higher education aid through state loans, opposing right to work, and promising stronger labor and welfare measures. It reiterates Brannan farm ideas and calls for public assistance repeal and broader unemployment coverage.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Wisconsin Convention Platform and New Campaign Appointments
The Wisconsin Republican convention approved a platform criticizing the state party and national leadership while calling for new leadership. Chairman Patrick J. Lucey named an executive campaign committee including Robert Moses, Sam Rizzo, David Rabinovitz, and Mrs. Marguerite Benson. Benson’s acceptance was in doubt after past primary disputes.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Robert Moses
Eau Claire
Farmers Union
Sam Rizzo
Racine
CIO
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Marguerite Benson
Milwaukee
Dristan Tablets Advertised To Drain Sinus Cavities Fast
An advertisement promotes Dristan Tablets a nonprescription tablet that claims to drain swollen sinus cavities quickly and relieve congestion with minimal discomfort. It emphasizes internal action through the bloodstream and guarantees relief or money back. The claim notes wide physician use and a 98 cent price for 24 tablets.
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New York
N. Y
Chicago market quotes show mixed grain prices
Wheat and soybeans absent. Corn prices range from 1.37 to 1.38 for No 1 and No 2 yellow respectively. Sample grade yellow at 1.10 to 1.23 percent. Oats listed with various grades from 61 to 70. Soybean meal and barley figures noted for choice and feed grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Poultry Receipts Steady Prices Mixed
Friday's Chicago live poultry receipts totaled 76 000 lbs with wholesale prices unchanged to one percent lower. Old roosters ranged 15 to 18 cents per lb, caponettes under 4 lbs 26 to 26 1/2, over 4 lbs 27 to 28 cents, mostly 27 1/4. Broilers and fryers under 4 lbs quoted 95 to 96 cents, white rocks 95 to 96, white crosses 22 to 23 cents per lb.
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Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Democrats at Wisconsin convention back planks on food safety and fair taxes
The convention endorses a food additive safety standard requiring proof before marketing, urges truth in lending ads, and opposes a broad sales tax. It calls for stronger local revenue, education funding, an urban affairs agency, and a public rights commission to curb discrimination while criticizing secrecy in government and urging open meetings.
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Boards of Regents
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Marriage Licenses Registered in La Crosse Area
Arnold Snyder and Rosemary Brown to marry June 30 in Onalaska. Leo Lusk and Geraldine Goyette to wed January 21 in La Crosse. Howard Walker and Janice Lee to marry June 15 in Tomah.
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Arnold Snyder
Johnson St
Rosemary Brown
S. 17Th St
Onalaska
Leo J. Lusk
Coon Valley
Geraldine Marie Goyette
Caroline St
Jane
la Crosse
Howard Walker
Los Angeles
Janice Lee
Vine St
Tomah
Weather record for La Crosse and region
Considerable cloudiness with little temperature change tonight. A few light showers possible tonight. Tuesday mostly cloudy with slight temperature change. Lows around 55 tonight, highs near 65 Tuesday. Wisconsin fair in northeast, showers possible in southwest this afternoon and tonight. Minnesota partly cloudy northeast, cloudy west and south with light rain this evening. Iowa mostly cloudy with scattered showers west this afternoon, ending tonight, then partly cloudy and warmer northeast.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi River Forecast Update for Dams 2 to 10
Forecast notes a 2 to 4 inch foot drop at tailwaters of Dams 2 through 10 in the next 24 hours. Flood stage readings are listed for Winona Fargo to Lansing with stage changes and pool values. Sunrise is 5 21 a m and sunset 8 50 p m, with moon rise at 5 55 a m Tuesday.
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Winona
T. W
Dakota
Lansing
C.P
Prairie du Chien
Trempeasleau
Dodge
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Mississippe River
Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Kirk S. White Dies at 57 After Heart Attack in Tulsa
Kirk S. White born December 22, 1900 in Topeka was a La Crosse native who studied geology at the University of Michigan and worked in oil fields in South America and the United States. He served as a captain then major in the Air Force and earned several campaign ribbons. Survived by his wife Helen Marshall and two sisters, funeral services are in Tulsa with burial in Pittsburg Kansas. Memorials to Christ Episcopal Church in La Crosse are requested.
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Adlai Stevenson
Viroqua
Charles Dahl
Dahl
U.S
Viroquan
Credentials Committee
Kirk S. White
la Crosse
Tulsa
Okla
J. Kirk White
Madison St
Topeka
Kan
la Crosse Central High School
University of Michigan
South America
Tropical Oil Co
Colombia
London and Pacific Petroleum Co
Peru
International Petroleum Co
Mr. White
Dixie Oil Co
Land Department
West Davenport
Lincoln County
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Air Force
489Th
340Th
War Department
White
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Sigma Gamma Epsilon Geological Fraternity
American Assn. of Petroleum Geologists
Tulsa Geological Society
Helen Marshall
Pittsburg
Kaw
John
Mary) Hardiman
Joseph
Mildred) Bobs
Milwaukee
George White
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. H. Eckel
Kenneth E. Trueman
Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Episcopal Church, la Crosse
State Guardsmen In Combat Training
About 2 500 members of Wisconsin's National Guard were in the field today for an intensive combat training course. Lt. Col. Roth Schleck of Milwaukee said the training program will continue for four days and nights.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
National Guard
Roth
Schleck
Milwaukee
Former City Resident Honored For Art Work
Carolyn Bowen Hawley a former La Crosse music student now in Oakland Calif. has earned a month long residency at Villa Montalvo in Saratoga Calif. She will write a quartet for the Pagani String Quartet to be performed at a summer concert in Montalvo in August. Hawley will also serve as accompanist in the University of California dance department for the coming year.
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Carolyn Bowen Hawley
la Crosse
Oakland
Calif
Villa Montalvo
Saratoga
Mills College
Darius Milhaud
France
Leon Kirchner
Miss Hawley
Paganini
Montalvo
University of California
Central High School
la Crosse Music Assn
Hawley
Phillip Larson
Simpson St
Be Creative Individuals Graduates Told At UW
Madison AP University of Wisconsin graduates were urged to be creative individuals who think independently. President E B Fred, retiring in two weeks, framed creativity as the basis for progress and warned against overreliance on group thinking. Honorary degrees were awarded to Fred and Wilder G Penfield.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
E. B. Fred
Fred
Fieldhouse
Wilder G. Penfield
Montreal Neurological Institute
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Board of Regents
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prarie
Renk
Gov. Thomson
Temperature Dips To 49 Here Monday
Wisconsin weather notes cold start with frosts in northern areas and lows around 30 in Fraser Colorado and 31 in Monroe County bogs. La Crosse and Milwaukee area readings varied with 49 and 50 degrees respectively as the first 15 days run below normal.
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Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Badgerland
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Co-Op
Gress
Dion Henderson
The
Associated Press
Jim Larson
A&c Johnson Co
Sth Ave
U.S. Weather Bureau
EDW
LA Wagner
Wras
United Press
Weather Outlook
William Proxmire
Nelson
Efiee
Platform Committee
Eisenhower
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
National Republican Party
State
Republican Party
Swift & Company
Chicago Livestock
ST. Paul Livestock
U. S
Idaho
California
Alabama
Arizona
Dow Jones
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Marshall Field
Motor
Montgomery Ward
Nat'l Can
Bell & Farrell Inc
North Pacific
Hamilton
N. States
Armour
Beth. Steel
Red Owl
Clark O&r Comn
Budd Mfg
Republic Steel
Nekoosa
Caterpillar Trac
Rexall Drug
Jefferson
Columbia Gas
Sinclair Oil
Cornwith
Edison
Racine Hyd
Motors
Socony
Salway Steel Sperry Rand
la Crosse Te
St. Oil Ind
W. Pow. & Light
Curtiss-Wright
St. Oil N. J
Royal Dutch
Douglas Aire
Studebaker Pac
NS Heileman Brew
Dow Chem
Sunray Mid
Draper
Swift
Texas Instruments
Inc
Ford Al's
Trane NS
Puritan Fund
Gamble Skogmo
Union Carbide
Wis. Fund
Elec Hs
United Airlines
Northwest Ban
Gen, Foods
United Aire
Trane Co
United S. Rubber
Chicago Grain
Westinghouse
Slark- Bracken “Be Inc
Electrical Contractors
Fourth Street
KING
Arkansas
Orville Faubus
Little Rock
Pres. Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
United States
Russia
Cuna Mutual
Credit Union Insurance Company
Chapter OF Credit Unions
la Crosse Street
Hamline University
St. Paul
Elizabeth George
Rudolph Kvelve
Zemo
Soell’ Walyneens Drug
Paine Es Ae Ez
Pac-Cuate
Pearl ST
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