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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1948

Page

3

State Black Bass Season Opens Sunday in Wisconsin

Wisconsin’s black bass season opens Sunday with a seven fish limit and a 10 inch minimum in most waters. Waters opened May 1 for white, yellow, Silver, rock and strawberry bass, crappie and calico, and muskellunge and northern pike are reported to be biting well in northern counties. The state also notes emergency bans on smoking and campfires in forest protection areas and reports 410000 muskie fingerlings stocked this spring, up from 227000 last year. Two new ponds began operation at Spooner state fish hatchery.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Enemoric Michigan Iowa- Wisconsin Saikepeete

Woman Principal Retires In Milwaukee

Lulu M. Dysart the sole woman high school principal in Milwaukee resigns after 38 years in the system. She led the girls' trade and technical high school since 1937 and is a Ripon College graduate.

Milwaukee Lulu M. Dysart Miss Dysart Girls’ Trade and Technical Ripon College

Reed Horder Elected President of La Crosse Business Men's Club

Reed Horder was elected president of the La Crosse Business Men's Club at a noon Thursday luncheon, succeeding Arthur O. Sunder with a six month term. Jerry Moriarity won the vice presidency, Roger Hafner was re elected secretary, and Benjamin Steen was re elected treasurer. Hafner spoke on the Freedom Train and Americanism while noting sponsors and plans for local events and the centennial parade float committee.

Reed Horder la Crosse Business Men’‘s Club la Crosse Business Men's Club Knights of Pythis Jerry Moriarity Horder Roger Hafner Benjamin Steen Hafner la Crosse United States American Heritage Foundation Roy Donald Field Logan High School Badger Ripon College Norman Bakkum

Farmer Pulls Driver From Wrecked Truck

Fond du Lac Wisconsin report says an unidentified farmer pulled driver Harvey Handel from a wrecked semi trailer just before the gas tank exploded. Handel, 21, suffered cuts and bruises after the vehicle struck a culvert and rolled down an embankment. the rescuer left the scene shortly after.

Fond DU Lac Wis Harvey Handel Handel

Ambulance Crashes With Truck. Patient Dies En Route

A speeding police ambulance carrying a heart attack victim collided with a truck yesterday. The ambulance continued to the emergency hospital where the patient, Alma Lillian, 64, was pronounced dead of a heart attack.

Misaukee Alma Lillian

Parian Marble from Paros Highlighted as Finest Sculptor’s Stone

Parian marble, prized by sculptors, originates from the Greek island Paros and is renowned for its quality and workability. The material's reputation endures in art and architectural contexts.

Isle of Paros

GM Succeeding Far Too Well In Race For Postwar Sales

Washington General Motors Corp is in a bad way, rising to 46 percent of domestic car sales this year. Independents Kaiser Frazer Studebaker Hudson Nash Willys share in 1948 nears 21 percent, but GM pushes toward 50 percent, raising monopoly concerns and pressure on Ford Chrysler.

J. A. Livingston Washington General Motors Corp Molotov Nash Studebaker Hudson Willys Kaiser- Frazer Ford Chrysler Plymouth Kaiser-Frazer, Studebaker, Et al Company Leat Stan O Stutz Stearns-Knight Roosevelt Peerless Moon Cord Marmon Gardner Jordan Locomobile Franklin Chandler Durant Auburn Graham-Page Hupmobile Pierce-Arrow Reo Steel Kaiser-Frazer U. S. Steel Bethlehem Fontana Portsmouth Steel Cyrus Eaton Eaton Kaiser Kaiser-Frazer, Stude

Porter Held After Joy Ride In Borrowed Hearse

Chicago police arrested Edward Porter a 20 year old Black man for driving a borrowed hearse claiming he did a joy ride. Lieutenant Jack Oglesby said Porter was held without charge for further questioning and admitted he was joy riding.

Chicago Edward Porter Jack Oglesby Porter

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