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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1950

Page

4

Kohler Gets Promise Aid from Workers Association

Walter J. Kohler Jr. enjoys promised backing from the Kohler Workers association, the certified bargaining agent for Kohler Co. employees. An open letter in The Kohlerian expresses pride in his governor bid and recalls his family legacy. General chair Christ Zitel confirms unofficial worker support as Kohler leads Vollrath Co. in Sheboygan.

Kohler Wis Walter J. Kohler, Jr Kohler Workers’ Association Kohler Co Wally Kohlerian Wisconsin Christ Zitel Kohler Workers Association Vollrath Co Sheboygan

Quakes Stir Kingwilliamstown as Heat Burns Streets

In Kingwilliamstown South Africa extreme heat drives tremors while a two foot boomslang is killed in the main street causing minor alarm and a brief scene of concern among residents.

Kingwilliamstown South Africa

Negro Voter Awakening Drives South Carolina Politics

A Charleston native and NAACP organizer cites a surge from 30,000 Negro voters in 1948 toward an estimated 200,000 this year. He salutes the NAACP growth to 86 chapters with 14,000 members, and notes gains in Conway and Columbia, including new schools, police, and public services as black voters influence elections.

Charleston Roosevelt National Association For the Advancement of Colored People South McCray South Carolina Conway S. C Columbia

South Carolina Negro Schools and Equality Petitions

The article notes petitions circulating to secure equal educational facilities for Negroes, a precursor to federal suits. It cites a 1947 survey: 1398 white schools valued at 55 million dollars and 2096 Negro schools valued at 9 million dollars, reflecting local progress amid politics and party unity claims.

South Carolina Truman Democrats Democratic Party TVA

Long Lines Workers Sign New Contract Nationwide

A wage agreement signed Tuesday by AT T long lines division and CIO Communications Workers of America affects about 20,000 members in 40 states. The pact does not grant a general wage rise but shortens the wage progression schedule amid ongoing nationwide telephone labor disputes.

New York Long Lines Department American Telephone and Telegraph Co CIO Communications Workers of America Long Lines

International acoustics conference gathers experts in Marseille

Scientists and architects from 11 countries discussed noise prevention during an international acoustics conference held in Marseille France.

Marseilles France

Jean Paul Sartre Birthday Highlight

AP Newsfeatures marks June 21 as the birth date of Jean Paul Sartre born in Paris 1905. The French philosopher novelist and playwright gained fame with The Flies a play crafted as subtle propaganda resisting the Nazis and offering hope to occupied France.

Jean-Paul Sartre Paris France

Snake Found in Mail in Azusa California

A parcel post delivery man Curtis Anderson discovered a boa constrictor about 14 inches long, likely a week old, inside a parcel in Azusa California. Snake expert Edward R Dickson stated the snake is native to South and Central America and suggested it may have stowed away in air mail. The mystery remains how the reptile arrived at the post office.

Azusa Calif Parcel Post Department Curtis Anderson Edward R. Dickson Dickson South Central America

Senator Dworshak Silent on Canadian Newsprint Dependence

Senator Dworshak urged expanding U S domestic newsprint production calling reliance on Canada unsound. He testified to a House monopoly committee arguing for tariffs to spur U S paper industry and fair prices, noting U S once produced 80 percent of its needs while now imported 80 to 85 percent from Canada.

Washington Sen. Dworshak Idaho Canada Dworshak Idaho Editorial Association House United States Congress Rep. Celler D-Ny

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