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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
3
La Crosse bicycle owners are urged by Traffic Sgt. Lyle Gilbert to secure 1946 licenses at the city hall before July 1. Of about 6 000 bicycles, only one third have 1946 plates, with 12 days left to register. Extra staff and regular hours are noted to ease the rush.
The Wisconsin conservation department said 126 May arrests were made for violations of conservation laws, including 19 for burning without forest permits. Immediate convictions totaled 118, with most cases tied to fishing laws and 19 fishermen cited for lacking licenses.
A ruffed grouse at the state game farm in Poynette was found to have eaten a red belled snake. The diet item appears unusual for this species according to conservation department records.
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The professional relations institute opens at 9 30 a m Wednesday at La Crosse Teachers College with no admission charge. Vernon Hernlund of the Chicago park district speaks for recreation on recreation A Teamwork Proposition. Dr Theodore Brameld of the University of Minnesota represents education on Education and the Understanding Community.
Time remains for any person with a constructive hobby to contribute to the display at the State Teachers college during the professional relations institute meeting on Wednesday and Thursday. To contribute contact Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts or send to Mrs. Leon Miller 231 17th place or Mrs. William Moliter 420 South 15th street by tonight.
A. J. Robinson chief warden of Wisconsin conservation department was elected president of the Association of Fish and Game Law Enforcement Officers at its annual meeting held at Itasca state park Minnesota. Harold K. Sayer of Michigan became vice president and Asbury Roberts of Missouri secretary treasurer. States in the association include Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Kentucky Michigan Missouri Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Colorado Indiana and Kansas.
The Legion post elected officers for the coming year with three contested ballots for historian executive committee and house committee members. New commander is Frank Schneider with others including William Schuman, Paul Ness, and Audry Bishof. Forty-six new members took obligations at the June 13 meeting and a drum and bugle corps planning session is set for June 19.
In a La Crosse Red Cross water safety feature, Harvey and Alice, a returning Filipino veteran and his wife, nearly drown as Harvey is swept into a strong river current. A nearby rescuer saved him. the piece warns non-swimmers about deceptive water forces and urges swimming lessons.
The first 1946 crop wheat reached Chicago on Monday in three cars from Oklahoma. The grain for James E. Bennett and Co. weighed about 61 pounds per bushel and graded No. 1 hard winter. It sold at the ceiling price of $1,964 plus 1 1/4 cents per bushel make-up.
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