Jurors Find For Olaf Klandrud in Milwaukee Rail Case
Jurors found for Olaf Klandrud in a suit against the Milwaukee road over an accident at a viaduct. The verdict allowed $1,029 for loss of services and home expenses, plus $1,500 for pain and suffering to date, with no future amount set. Jurors were not unanimous on key questions and a later date was set for further action.
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Olaf Joendrud
Terminatoi
Klandrud
Milwauepot
St. Paul
Milwaukee Road
Klendrad
Klandrad
W. H. McGovern
John Nekola
Ten
Clara Sherman
Harry Plenge
Globe-Democrat official resigns first vice president post
Douglas B. Houser fifty five resigns as first vice-president of Globe-Democrat Publishing Co. The firm also announces agreement to acquire Houser and his sister Mrs Sears Lehmanns stock totaling about twenty percent. Houser will stay on the board to focus on family and allow younger leaders to take their place.
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ST. Louis
Douglas B. Houser
Globe-Democrat Publishing Co
Houser
Sears “Lehmann
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists its staff including Publisher editor city editor and state editor with department heads for circulation advertising and production. The note covers address 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and mentions AP wire service membership and subscription rates for various regions and durations.
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the la Crosse Tibune
W. T. Burgess
Ieditorial Ay
R. L. Bangsberg
Ae Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Keefe
Peters
Howard Colvin
E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
4Th
Cass
la Wis
the Tribune
Leerae
Associated Press
AP News
County Court actions in Wisconsin and Michigan area
Court notes cover multiple cases from La Crosse to Whitehall with Guilty pleas for reckless driving disorderly conduct and no license. Fines range from 1 to 100 dollars plus costs. some defendants failed to appear and forfeited bonds. Justice Court details include drunken driving and revocation of licenses with deposits and appearances scheduled.
Court records show plea deals at Camp McCoy and Madison area
Individuals including Frank Bologna and Francis Tomlin at Camp McCoy faced reckless driving plea outcomes with fines of 100 dollars and costs or 30 days in county jail. Alfred Raffelson at Fort Sheridan pleaded guilty to drunken driving with similar penalties. Andrew Novak pleaded innocent to assault and battery and a non support case with a weekly payment and bond conditions.
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la Crosse
Edward Porter Conley
Waupun
Wis
Alfred O. Raffelson
Fort Sheridan
Andrew Novak
Green Pa
Arthur Coady
Wood Street
Sinee County
Court Rejects Mother's Plea To Return Five-Year-Old Girl
In La Crosse on June 11 Judge Beilfuss denied Mrs Iberg’s request to return the five year old to her natural parent. A six month probation plan was proposed to separate the child from ongoing parental conflict while guardianship and visitation issues are resolved by the higher court. The Ibergs refused to compromise and neighbors and officials observed the child in a stabilized environment at the foster home.
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Pac Cronse
Bruce
Ibe
Pegan Meternoon
Ibergs
Iberg
Josephine Muehlenbein
Catholic Welfare Bureau
Muellenbein
Wefare
Fred Steele
City At
Torney
la. Stovie
Chiatriats
Beilfuss
la Crosse
Sen
Rudolph Schlabach
Schlabach
Biggest Hypodermic Needle Cures Bacon
The Institute of Food Technologists reported that a machine using a continuous belt conveyor needles bacon belly slices to inject curing juice. The process speeds over two tons per hour and completes in 48 hours versus two weeks to a month with traditional methods.
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New York
Reese Day
Institute of Food Technologists
Kingan and Company
Kemp Paotore
Playmates' Efforts Fail as Boy Drowns in Wisconsin Lake
In Mukwonago Wisconsin a 12 year old Wauwatosa boy Tommy Wickman drowned after three playmates Kenneth Wachal 10 Judy Wachal 9 and Richard Parker 9 tried to rescue him from Lake Beulah. They used a boat and a cousin fetched him minutes from shore before a rescue squad and doctor declared him dead.
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Mukwonago
Wis
Tommy Wickman
Wauwatosa
Tommy
Lake Beulah
Kenneth Wachal
Judy Wachal
Richard Parker
Joseph Wachal
East Troy
Additional Quotas Reported by La Crosse Recruiter
Chief M E H Bissen of La Crosse reports additional quotas have been allocated. He notes men who received pre induction motions are now serving in the navy as a result of actions by the defense department.
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M . E. H. Bissen
la Crosse
Issen
Navy
Defense Department
Highway bid openings set for two projects in Wisconsin
Bids will be opened by the State on June 28 for two highway work packages in La Crosse and Trempealeau counties. The La Crosse project on U.S. Highway 14 to St Joseph Road involves excavation, soil fill, and grading for a 1.52 mile stretch. The Trempealeau project on Passon STH 98 between Anchtin involves bridge and culvert work.
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la Crosse County
Trempealeau
Cme
Cpen
St. Joseph Road
Esate Fl
Trempe
Passon Sth
Sotepea Anchtin
Study Salary Proposal For Sheriff Here
The La Crosse Taxpayers association asks a salary based sheriff system to cut costs. Sheriff Sampson currently collects no fees for service of papers and presents county expenses and cash receipts to the supervisors. The investigation committee seeks state figures to compare county practices with others before recommending a board proposal. The committee was expanded from three to five members.
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la Crosse Taxpayers’ Association
la Crosse Ty
Katy
Phoebe Main
Kerch
Wisconsin
la Crosse League
Sampson Cone
Sampson
Capnatisen
Proposa
Court charges filed in minor case at state hospital
A court case at the state hospital involves a defendant charged with a minor offense. Other details are unclear due to damaged text but additional citations mention Barer and related Mooring references. The situation appears tied to a local judicial proceeding.
Boy Hit by Car Leaves Six Year Old in Serious Condition
Leonard Steele of Green Island, six, was struck Monday afternoon near Adams Street while crossing from behind a parked car. He remained unconscious and suffered a head injury at a local hospital. The driver, Leo Schmidt of 2115 South 16th Street, was traveling northwest on South Avenue when the boy ran into the street. The accident occurred at 3 04 p m and he had been sent to the store to buy ice cream.
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Leonard Steele
Green Island
Leo Schmidt
South 16Th Street
Ees
Trav
South Avenue
Adams Street
Leonard
Aeone
U S Profits From Surplus Cotton Sale
Washington report shows the agriculture department sold surplus cotton from 1948 stored under price supports. About 3.8 million bales above loaned amounts were disposed as mills and exporters did not need it in 1948, with buyers found as future demand rose amid armament programs. The government holds roughly $2.2 billion in farm products, down from a $4.2 billion peak last year, with wheat, corn, tobacco, beans, and linseed oil cited as investments likely to be needed in the next two years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Transit Line Ordered To Cease Operations
Milwaukee Milwaukee Rapid Transit line to stop operations at midnight June 30 after a hearing on liquidation. Trustee Bruno Bitker recommended selling assets valued at about 550000 while Mayor Zeidler urged continuation until a transit authority could take over the service. The line’s financial troubles followed a September crash that killed 10 people.
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Milwaukee
Robert E. Tehan
Milwaukee Rapid
Frank Zeidler
Boy, 3, Found Safe After Night in Woods
HANCOCK Mich. A three year old, James Tossava, was found unharmed Tuesday after wandering from home Monday night in heavy woods. He had been missing since early evening and was located in the district by his father and responders.
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Hancock
Mich
James Tossava
Helg
Fiee Fréen
Appoint Smith To Milwaukee OPS Position
Smith is appointed to a Milwaukee OPS post after serving as La Crosse district representative for Standard Oil Co prior to government service. The action places Smith in a key administrative role with potential oversight of state operations.
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Smith
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Standard Oil Co
Refugee Trip Enroute Here
New York officials say Jan Stefaniuk and Moe ae eet Moe will be assisted by the National Catholic War Relief Committee and the Jaromys and the National Catholic War Relief committee will be aided by Dr. Skemp in finding employment. The refugees are expected to help ease manpower shortages tied to the defense program.
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New York
Jan Stefaniuk
Ae Eet Moe
John Stefaniuk
National Catholic War Relief Committee
Jaromys
Skemp
Births Recorded Across Several Cities
Birth notices from Decorah Iowa and nearby towns list new arrivals: a son to Mr and Mrs Ikinson in Decorah on June 15. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dallas Jones in Calmar on June 17. a son Thomas John to Mr and Mrs Arnold May in Minneapolis on June 11. Also listed are births at St Marys Sparta and other area hospitals with names and dates.
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Decorah
Ikinson
Dallas Jones
Calmar
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
Thomas John
Arnold May
Esther Brudahl
Holmen
Sparta
Wis
Eeses
Catherine Cher
Rs. c Daniels
Norwalk
Richard Sanford
Tomah
Jenet Perry
Reinstra
Eloise Jean
Lisbon
Dorothy Y
Burton Tomah
Phyllis
Francis Breidel
South 10Th Street
Ann Marie
la Marr
JCC Directors Meet Canadian Visitors
City officials host Junior Chamber of Commerce directors as Canadian visitors meet local board members during a civic exchange. The gathering focused on youth programs, mutual aid, and community development initiatives.
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JCC
Presbyterians Mark 85th Birthday With Banquet in SOC Church
A Presbyterian community marks its 85th anniversary with a banquet at the SOC church at 6 p m. The historical notes recount early growth from 1608 when Rev. D D Co arrived in La Crosse through church building milestones, chapels, and social rooms expansions including the 1948 purchase of a new manse at 411 South 21st Street.
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SOC
D. D. Co
la Crosse
Nergation
Sixth and Streets
King
A. O. Colby
Theroperty
First Presban
North Preschurch
Eee
W. D
Sixth King
Grace Chane
North 16Th Street
C. Jones
Mother’s Club
Apna Cronon Circle
Blower
Ene Hance Gill P
Alf. Iendetears
Cass Street
Gill
South 21St Street
Pras
Returning Veterans Land In Seattle
Returning veterans debark in Seattle as the army rotation program begins with a 30 day leave before reassignment for the fifth group.
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Seattle
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South 20Th Street
Island
Tanned Coleteees
J. P. Clemons
Avon Street
Harvey Peterson
Rockford
Ill
Frederick Bagnierski
East Avenue South
James Wilamp McCoy
Williams
Justice Court
Whitehall
Arnold Johnson
Taylor
Blair
Charles N. Keilholtz
P. M. Paulson
Walter R. Wevelstad
George Lien
Arcadia
Scow
Daniel Farnam
Galesville
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Frank Bologna
Camp McCoy
Francis Tomlin
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State Central Hospital
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