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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1945

Page

9

Draft New Labor Relations Legislation For Postwar Peace

Legislative proposal in Washington would create a federal labor relations board to mediate and arbitrate disputes, with a separate unfair labor practices tribunal replacing the current National Labor Relations Board. Aimed at preventing postwar industrial unrest, the plan preserves the right to strike but expands compulsory arbitration for major conflicts and public-utility cases. The bill mirrors the railway labor act and sets strict rules for closed shops based on union selection, management approval, and worker consent.

Washington Congress Federal Labor Relations Board Unfair Labor Practices Tribunal National Labor Relations Board War Labor Board Concilation Service Labor Mt Donald R. Brymm National Recovery

Peterson Sworn In As Annapolis Cadet

Cedric A. Peterson Jr., son of C. A. Peterson Sr., was sworn in Tuesday morning as a cadet at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. He will complete a four year course and graduate in 1949 as an ensign. A June 1944 Logan High School graduate, he enlisted in November 1944 and did boat training at Great Lakes. He attended the naval academy prep school at Camp Peary after his appointment by Congressman William H. Stevenson.

Cedric A. Peterson, Jr C. A. Peterson George Street Annapolis Naval Academy Peterson Logan High School coun _cilor Joseph Peterson Miller de Molay Navy Great Lakes Naval Academy Prep Camp Peary Annapolis William H. Stevenson

Junior Exhibitors Receive Growing Fair Attention

Madison report says district and county fairs show rising junior exhibitor interest. A W Kalbus notes junior premiums rose from 19 percent in 1929 to 37 percent in 1944, totaling 67927.06 of 184249.34. Four fairs will feature only junior exhibits at Antigo Durand Eagle River Eau Claire Gillett Green Lake Hammond Janesville Medford Merrill Rhinelander Spooner Slinger and Stoughton.

Madison Wis A. W. Kalbus State Department of Agriculture Kalbus Antigo Durand Eagle River Eau Claire Gillett Green Lake Hammond Janesville Medford Merrill Rhinelander Spooner Slinger and Stoughton

Prisoners To Move In For Pea Crop Harvest

The army plans to relocate about 2 200 German war prisoners to Fond du Lac Wisconsin to harvest and can the pea crop. Capt Fred H Dittmar Fort Sheridan public relations director said 9000 prisoners will be used in the state. They are to work three to five weeks in the district then move to Door county for the cherry crop before returning for the fall corn pack.

Fond DU Lac Wis Fred H. Dittmar Fort Sheridan Dittmar Door County

Signs Of The Times Eisenhower Reception New York

Citizens in New York city greeted Gen. Eisenhower with varied signs praising his role in World War II. Among the banners noted were calls calling him a Nazi fighter and a finisher, reflecting wartime sentiment.

New York Gen Eisenhower Union Hitler

Speedy Dogs Challenge City Limits In Anchorage

Anchorage police respond to a quip by Dog Catcher Monty Clinton about why few dogs are caught. He says the canines outrun into areas beyond city authority. Chief Pete Kalama acknowledges the issue as dogs exploit jurisdictional gaps.

Anchorage Alaska Pete Kalamarides Monty Clinton Clinton

Radio schedules list NBC CBS ABC and more across afternoon to night

June 20 1945 radio listings show daytime and evening programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and MBS with variety of drama comedy music and serials. Entries include The Saint Jones and 1 Lone Ranger Kay Kyser Hour Ellery Queen Captain Midnight March of Time and Guiding Light among others.

Mutual Melodies Bob Stanley Jane Harvey CBS NBC Brian Aherne Jack Carson ABC Jones Ira Eaker Billie Burke Eddie Cantor Ann Sheridan Kay Kyser Ellery Queen Ray Nobile Orchestra BLU Chicago MBS Barney Grant Bert Wheeler Guiding Light America Pan-America Mr. Keen Morton Gould New World Hollywood Chester Bowles Lum Abner Morton Downey Fulton Lewis, Jr Antonini Ben Wain WKBH Mandrake the Magician Chesterfield Mrs. North Nat Brandwynne Danny Ryan Josh Martin Agronsky Polly Ed East Road of Life Fred Waring Palm Service News Morgan Beatty Woman of America Ma Perkins Betty and Bob Right To Happiness

Postmaster Seeks Colorado Brown in Husband’s Buddy Death

Postmaster J O Stevic asks for help finding Brown from Colorado, a buddy of a husband killed in France. He shows the letter to Charles F Brown, superintendent of mails, who passes it to his son Pfc Raymond Brown recovering at Fitzsimmons General Hospital.

J. O. Stevic Brown Colorado France Denver Stevic Charles F. Brown Pfc Raymond Brown Fitzsimmons General Hospital

Gabrielson Opposes Any Plan To Increase Waterfowl Kill

Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson, fish and wildlife director, told a House wildlife committee he will not support changes raising waterfowl kills next season. He noted a 1945 population drop of 20 million despite rising hunter numbers and warned against provisions that would boost the harvest.

Washington Ira N. Gabrielson Fish and Wildlife Director House Committee On Wildlife Conservation Rep Robertson D-Va Gabrielson Fish and Wildlife Service Frederick C. Lincoln Wildlife Service Distribution and Migration Head Mexico Caribbean South America

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