Youth Dies Of Injuries In Preston Auto Crash
Marvin Bremseth 22 died from injuries after a two am crash four miles south of Preston on U S Highway 52. His twin brother Marvin survived with superficial injuries. Alexander and Clarence Jaworski stopped to adjust headlights in a dip. the Bremseths, traveling behind, collided with the parked car. State Patrol investigated the accident. the Bremseths were Harmony residents employed at Fountain.
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Preston
Minn
Marvin Bremseth
Marvin
U. S. Highway 52
Alexander
Clarence Jaworski
Lanesboro Brothers
Bremseth
Jaworskis
Florence Bremseth
Harmony
Fountain
Yoy
Oscar Krenzke
Lanesboro
German News Editors Form AP Organization Outside U S
63 editors and publishers gathered in Frankfurt to form the first Associated Press editors and publishers association outside the United States. Wes Gallagher read a greeting message from Kent Cooper as the group plans to improve AP reports and service for German newspapers and radio stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Associatedress
Associated Press
United States
Wes Gallagher
Paris
Gallagher
Kent Cooper
AP Managing Editors Association
AP Report
Youu
Friedrich Wien
Birthdays noted for Mire and family in local notice
Public birthday wishes list Mire and Robert Piennig with their son Dannr at 1414 Badger Street and Charles McCabe at 1602 Johnson Street. The item also notes Turkey exported 108 395 000 pounds of tobacco to the United States in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Piennig
Son Dannr
Badger Street
Charles McCabe
Johnson Street
United States
Turkey
New Oaks to Host Grand Dedication Weekend in Winona
The New Oaks invites Rochester friends to a gala dedication of the $1,000,000 Winona Municipal Airport with Lt. Gen. Edwin W. Rawlings U.S. air controller and Senators Thye and Andresen among speakers. Rochester Night Tuesday June 28 promises special entertainment, prizes, and surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Oaks
New Oaks
Edwin W. Rawlings
Air Comptroller
Washington, D. C
U. S
Edward Thye
Hubert Andresen
August Andresen
Red Wing
Rochester
Sunday Services In Rural Churches
Rural church notices list schedules for Coon Valley Lutheran, Holmen Lutheran, and Mindoro North Bend Presbyterian. Services include English worship, confirmation for local confirmands, Sunday schools, Luther leagues, and ladies aid meetings with named hosts and hostesses.
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Spring Coulee
Oscar Helen
Albert Larsen
Hall
South Ridge
Ladies’ Aid
Alfred Sveeum
Middle
Lower Coon Valley
Kramme
Marvin Biihorde
Kenneth Johnson
Wayne Olson
David Hunder
Harley Ostrem
Robert Johnson
Rachel Moe
Marlene Halvorsen
Middle Coon Valley
North Ridge Ladies’ Aid
Henry Holte
Petra Ambrosen
Holmen Lutheran
Luther League
Alex Hendrickson
Arnold Johnson
Raymond Hanson
Knut Bertelson
Julia Mahlum
Holmen Ladies’ Aid
Mmes
Harr Carson
James Haug
B. Johnson
R. S. Olson
Winona livestock market report details prices and hours
The Winona Minnesota livestock market lists buying hours 8 a m to 4 p m Monday to Friday and 8 a m to noon Saturday with prices for hogs cattle calves and lambs. It notes discounts for excessive fat and states hogs market steady with varying weights priced 14 75 to 19 50 dollars and cattle steady with steers 19 50 to 25 50 and calves 23 00 to 27 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iwirt # COMPANY
Winona
Minn
Chicago
USDA
SOUTH
Stoddard Methodist Service Note Pro Tem Pastor Halberg
Pro tem pastor Reuben F Halberg leads Stoddard Methodist at 9 a.m. worship with sermon on the sparrow. Sunday school follows at 10 15 a.m. with the note on the genre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Griffith
D. D
Mindere
General Assembly
Stoddard
Reuben F. Halberg
Westby Coon Prairie Lutheran Service Schedule
Westby and Coon Prairie Lutheran Church notices list pastor H O Aasen with English service at 9 30 a m conducted by Mr Goi ng Norwegian service at 10 45 a m and a morning service at 9 a m wee service plus an 8 p m open air Luther league meeting also a note to buy Savings Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westby-Coon Prairie Lutheran
H. O. Aasen
Westby
Mr. Goiig
Ang
Coon
Luther League
Steel Talks Depend On Pension Issue
PITTSBURGH conference between U. S. Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers resumes focused on whether pensions must be discussed in contract talks. USW argues moral and legal obligation to bargain pensions. U. S. Steel says contracts reopen only on pay and insurance, and cannot cover pensions. The 175000 U S Steel employees’ negotiations influence about 835000 workers in other steel contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
USW
Philip
CIO
Ated
Alst
La Crosse Parking and Noise Ordinances and Public Notices
City records show ordinances adopting no parking areas by chief of police and a sound amplification ban with penalties, plus amendments to parking meter zones on King Street. Also notices for probate of wills, administration, and creditor claims in La Crosse County, with hearing dates in June to October 1949.
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Common Council
City of la Crosse
Bay
Henry J. Ahrens
Fr. L. Kramer
Allen
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
George B. Piller
la Crosse
la Crosse Trust Company of
George B. Filler
City of
Onalaska
R. V. Ahlstrom
Chomack
Chomacki
Rivoli Bldg
le Crosse County
Reuben W. Goldsmith
R. W. Goldsmith
Bessie Goldsmith
Lea Crosse
Court House
Schubert & Franzini
John FE. Smith
Raymond T. Smith
John EB. Smith
John E Smith
Coe
la Crosse Country
le Crosse
Vv. Ahlstrom
Otto M. Schlabach
Hoeschier
Frederick Daniel Michel
Marjorie Michel
Said
Said Cay
Robert J. Jenkins
Rivoli
La Crosse Ordinance Adds Gillette Street Parking
The city council enacts Ordinance 1281 amending two hour parking rules to include the south side of Gillette Street from Rose to Caledonia Streets. The measure takes effect after passage and publication in June 1949.
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King Street
4Th Street
Common Council of
City of la Crosse
Henry J. P. L
Gillette Street
Rose and
Caedonia Streets
Common Council
Rose
Caledonia Streets
Y J. Ahrens
F. L. Kramer
Lotteries Barred by Bishop Urging Clean Church Functions
The Bishop of Liverpool calls on the church to bar raffles and lotteries from church events. The article notes that Uncle Sam has nearly 29 million children aged five to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
Uncle Sam
Babich Refuses To Re Enact Fatal Struggle
Milton Babich refuses to reenact the fatal struggle with Patricia Birmingham in Milwaukee. District Attorney William McCauley asked the 19 year old and 16 year old Patricia to demonstrate how the gun was reached for and how her body slumped after the discharge. Babich claimed the revolver fired accidentally during the struggle but could not confirm the exact sequence. The state seeks a life term for first degree murder, arguing two shots struck the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Dist
Wiliam M. Mce-Cauley
Patricia
Babich
Pat
Babich Testimony Clashes Over Patricia Shooting Details
In a tense cross examination, Pat Babich disputes involvement in Patricia's death claiming the shooting was accidental and cites stress from the elopement and sexual relations with Patricia's sister Kathleen. He acknowledges lack of sleep since February 10 affecting his responses.
Attorney General Rules On County Board Issue
Wisconsin opinion says holdover county board members do not qualify for per diem increases. A spring elected member may receive 8 dollars a day, while holdovers stay at 5. In a separate ruling, Fairchild states townships cannot seek county aid for a bridge unless directed by the county. Winnebago towns built bridges and sought reimbursement. the inquiry came from Dist. Atty. John A. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Atty
Gen. Thomas
Fairchild
A. R. Solie
Outagamie County
Winnebago County
John A. Moore
Two Nation Trade Ties Opposed By Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration head Paul Hoffman told the Senate Appropriations Committee that the United States will use every pressure to break up two nation trade agreements such as Britain and Argentina’s five year pact. He argued such deals lock out U S producers from Argentine markets and oppose Marshall Plan funding cuts. Hoffman urged elimination of trade barriers to aid European recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Britain
Argentina
State Department
United States
Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Father's Day Sales Boost Week's Trade
Promotions for Father's Day and warm weather lifted retail trade nationwide in the week ended Wednesday, with Dun and Bradstreet noting modest gains over the previous week but slightly below year earlier levels. Clothing, haberdashery, and home goods drove demand while food purchases lagged. Regional results varied, with declines ranging from two to eight percent year over year.
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New York
Dun and
Bradstreet
Credit Rating Organization
Dun and Bradstreet
New England
East
South
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Northwest
Nation wide phone strike threatened by CIO CWA
The CIO Communications Workers of America votes to launch a nationwide strike within three months if needed to win recognition from the Bell System. The 320000 member union, based on the May 9 affiliation, plans economic and political actions and cites abrogated contracts and impounded dues as context for potential work stoppage. Joseph A Beirne, president, stresses not being strike happy but prepared to use the strike weapon if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CIO
Bell System
CIO Communication Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
Bell Telephone
Bell Company
Are
I Joseph A. Beirne
CWA
Bell Companies
Beirne
Obituary notices for Ludwig F. Pfaff and Catherine Harper
Ludwig F. Pfaff 77 died at his daughter’s home in Bangor. Survived by two daughters, one son, a sister and two brothers plus four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at John Kastenschmidt home and St. Paul’s Lutheran Bangor. Burial Burns cemetery. Catherine Harper 1920 wis daughter of H J Troger died June 15 in Chippewa Falls hospital after lingering illness. Burial in Chippewa Falls. Funeral at Lafrania funeral home.
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Ludwig F. Pfaff
John Kastenschmidt
R. 1
Bangor
John
Esther) Kastenschmidt
Henry
Wilma) Kastenschmidt
Tomah
Pfaff
Mindoro
George Pfaff
Charles Pfaff
Melrose
Ben
William Harper
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Catherine Troger
la Crosse
H. J. Troger
South 22Nd Street
New York City
Harper
Lafrania Funeral Home
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Abbott
Allis-Chaim
Ise Shell Union Ou
St's Simmons Co
Car & Fay
Ls Sinclair Ou
Porer & A
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Am. Red
Omeh & R
Steezi
Spiegel, Inc
Tel & Te
Inspirat. Con
Tebacco Pt
Harvester
Calif
Harvester Pt
Armco
BN. J
Armour & Co Sint. Tel. & Tel. Sterling
Loudebaker Corp
Britt & Co
Baldwin L Tive
Bendix Aviation Bch Lib. O. Fa
Timken-Del-Azie
Ber‘heiehem Steel
McNeu
TransAmerica Union-Carbtide
Borden Co Marshal
Union Pacific
Borg-Warner
Montgomery Ward
United Air
National Bis
Corn Products Penney ‘. Co
Ms Crane Co
Penn
Curtiss-Wright
Coia Oe Gishoit Machine Co
Heilemann
Eastman
Morris W
Home
Baton Mig Phillips Pet
Northwest Bancorp
Regio Corp
Trane Company
General Foods
Reo Motors
Winona Livestock
High
Low
Close
Illinois
Indiana
Arizona Bliss
California
Bliss
Bakers
North Carolina
State of
Carrol J. Weigel
Rivoli Building
Crosse
Hale, Skemp & Nietsch
P. O
State Bank
Milton
Wee
McCauley
William M. McCauley
Harrison Street
Catherine Troger Harper
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