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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
15
Russ revises trade pacts across Soviet bloc to pool production and develop heavy industry while tightening Western restrictions. The pattern, seen in Russia and satellites, seeks self-sufficiency for war material and military buildup, with China pressing for more supplies.
Marriage licenses issued in Sparta Wisconsin and nearby communities include Richard J Luzmoor of Camp Me cere and Gloria A Cox of Geneva. Wallace Habeck and Ruth Ann Galster both of Sparta. Arnold R Horn of Romulus Michigan and Ivadell Hoagland of New Boston Michigan.
Heavy taxes on cameras drive Belgium to become a hotspot for camera smuggling as imports and illicit trade surge. Authorities tighten border controls and enforcement to curb the flow.
A fragment prompts readers to consider future marriage dynamics and family plans with uncertain timelines and potential children. The text hints at critical years ahead and suggests a focus on personal relationships and life choices without concrete details.
The Tallman mansion in Janesville Wisconsin, an Underground Railroad stop used by runaway slaves fleeing to Canada, opens as a museum. Abraham Lincoln visited the Italianate 20 room brick home built 1855 57 by William Morrison Tallman.
Madison coroner Joseph Bloodgood said the man had likely been dead five to six weeks. Tentative ID lists Olaf Madison of Lake Mendota from Picnic Point. Discovery made by Oscar Petry and Oscar Jensen Jr. This report notes the location and initials of the decedent’s name.
A city committee discusses a tourist information folder naming La Crosse attractions. The plan includes outlining recreation facilities and marking Main street with a red center line from the bluff to Riverside park. A subcommittee will study two potential sites.
An AP Newsfeatures weekend piece surveys birthday related items and references film and literary titles including Ninotchka and Back the Dawn. It notes names associated with the content and hints at a人物 Billy whose real name is given but unclear in the excerpt.
The La Crosse County board approves a $5,681 contract with Wire Co for a new milk house and a double garage. The milk house will measure 28 by 42 feet, built of cement block and insulated to control temperature and moisture, while the unheated cement block garage will house the farm truck and the superintendent's automobile.
United States Weather Bureau forecast shows Wisconsin mostly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Saturday, with steady rain near the southern boundary tonight and cooler temperatures. Iowa mostly cloudy and rather cool with showers in the east and central tonight and in the west Saturday.
Outdoors writer Dion Henderson details Wisconsin's Necedah refuge and Flambeau wilderness revival after decades of degradation. The Sprague Mather dike creates a 3000 acre impoundment. millet and wild rice plantings aid habitat. Bow hunting once drew fame, deer herd reduced from 6000 to 600, now expanding wildlife and wetlands recovery progress.
Public notice from La Crosse County Wisconsin court regarding bearing on final settlement and determination of inheritance for the estate of Joseph L Beranek. The hearing is set for Tuesday July day 196 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the Court House in La Crosse City. The notice names the deceased as resident of La Crosse County and requests claims and proceedings related to the estate.
Mrs. George J. Tompkins welcomes a daughter at 2004 South 1st Terrace. Louise Goethe is listed as godmother. On June 19 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Miller in Hokah at Columbia hospital. On June 18 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Daniel W Kamens, with Gertrude Morgan La Crosse noted in parentheses.
Peru Ill Joseph Kris tapovich receives deed to his home as a community gift after five years of fundraising. Residents raised 11059 62 to honor the World War II South Pacific mine explosion veteran blinded in service. Trustees Clarence Charlton and John Cusick delivered the final distribution, ending the trust. Kristapovich works at the Westclox plant in Peru.
Fireman Bruno Geschrei was suspended by Fire Chief Edward War after a legislative committee hearing, accused of violating department rules with a hostile tirade about “dirty, rot ten, underhanded politics.” Geschrei said his remarks were not meant to embarrass the chief.
Wiley argues two key questions dominate hearings firing justification and administration handling. He urges nonpolitical final reports and notes a Department concession to cite Ambassador Peurifoy’s Greece visit as previously unknown to the committee.
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