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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1950

Page

9

Wisconsin banks expand loan accounts amid bond declines

Wisconsin state banks and mutual savings banks continued shifting from government securities to loans in 1949. Bonds remained about half of deposits as declines persisted for three years. Total deposits dipped slightly. time deposits fell to 775.6 million while total assets edged lower to 1.653 billion with one new state bank chartered.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Mutual Savings Banks Wisconsin Wisconsin State Banking Department Wisconsin Bank Department State Department State Bank

Six La Crosse UW Students Given Honors

Six La Crosse students were among 810 Wisconsin undergraduates honored at the all-university honors convocation in Memorial Union Theater on June 15. Recipients processed in to music by the university band and a cappella choir, with remarks from President E. B. Fred and speakers Lily Taylor and Charles Seibold. Honorees: Edna Aaness, John Fay, Edward Hugdahl, Henry Stephenson Jr, Dorothy Loeffler, James Laux.

Madison Wis la Crosse University of Wisconsin Memorial Union Theater State University E. B. Fred University Lily Ross Taylor Bryn Mawr College Wisconsin Charles P. Seibold Edna L. Aaness South Fourth Street John C. Fay Fifth Avenue Edward O. Hugdahl Cass Street Henry N. Stephenson, Jr South 14Th Street Dorothy R. Loeffler Adams Street James M. Laux

Avocado Misjudged Leads to Distinct Yellow Variety

The Dominican Republic aims to market a new yellow avocado variety after 20 years of local recognition in Trujillo. Once misattributed to disease, the plant is now a stable mutation with advantages over the green type. Recently 54 grafts from the first tree were completed.

Dominican Republic Cuidad Trujillo

Simple Snapshot May Bring Top Honors In Photo Contest

The La Crosse Tribune invites entries for its 12th Annual Newspaper National Snapshot awards. Local Grand Prize winners in Class A may advance to national competition for a $500 first prize plus a possible $1,000 best picture award. Submit snapshots showing children’s stories, expressions, and activities.

la Crosse Tribune Tives Michigan West Virginia Junior

Central Bank Created To Centralize Czech Banking

The State Bank of Czechoslovakia is established to unify and centralize the nation’s banking system, consolidating financial authority under a single institution.

State Bank Czechoslovakia

Union Gives $3376 Grant To Crippled Children Aid Group

Local union 81 at Pioneer hall La Crosse contributed 3376 to a national grant from the CIO affiliated United Brewery Flour Cereal Soft Drink and Distillery Workers of America to the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Chicago. The presentation by Joseph E Brady and Lawrence Linck celebrated the union’s third annual gift to the Easter seal agency. the funds will back research and equipment for the handicapped. Judy McMahon, 51, known as Little Miss Hopeful, accepted with a kiss for Brady and demonstrated mobility using a glider.

Pioneer Hall la Crosse CIO International Union United Brewery Distillery Workers of America National Society For Crippled Children and Adults Chicago LaVerne Koenen Joseph E. Brady Cincinnati Lawrence Linck National Society Judy McMahon Brady Judy Christopher School For

Wisconsin Plans Bangs Disease Controls Seen as Mild

Wisconsin agricultural officials outlined a voluntary, phased Bangs disease plan that relies on existing testing and calfhood vaccination. The program would not require new legislation and would let farmers decide by county votes, with indemnities for depopulation and replacements from vaccinated or less susceptible stock.

Madison Wis State Department of Agriculture Wisconsin Legislative Council Bang Donald McDowell

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