Truman Sees Peace Outlook Despite Global Conflict
President Truman spoke in Baltimore pledging faith in a peaceful future and continued economic growth to support peace. He dedicated Friendship International Airport, arguing democracy proves itself by solving people’s problems and expanding opportunities, while rebuking mossbacks opposed to federal aid for ports and dams. He defended aviation as essential to the economy and noted competition among transport modes fuels growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Baltimore
Truman
Missouri
Washington
Friendship International
Vacation Plan Ends At Church Two Week Church School Closes
Vacation plan ends as a two week church school conducted under the auspieces of First Congregational and Wesley Methodist churches closes Friday. Leaders and assistants from both churches oversaw the program with Mrs. G C Richardson supervising. Teachers covered nursery through sixth grade with Mrs Jule Kriese Mrs ville Hays and others in charge and art by Richard Haas. All courses centered around the life of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Wesley Methodist
G. C. Richardson
Jake Spreuer
C. Bullington
Mary Tookkindergarten
G. Lester Steinhoff
Mary Engelke
Ann Lienlokken
Eloise Miller
Jule K
Lie dodges question on Communist ties at UN briefing
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie refused to confirm or deny whether he has been a Communist when pressed by a Chicago Tribune correspondent at a Friday news conference. He urged asking other Norwegian statesmen about his politics while announcing plans to travel to London Geneva and Paris in July and then take an indefinite vacation in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygve Lie
Red
Lake
United Nations
Chicago Tribune
Lie
London
Geneva
Paris
Norway
Draft Bill Signed Extends Draft Law to 15 More Days
Washington reports President Truman signed a stopgap measure to keep the draft law alive for 15 days while Congress debates a longer replacement. The Senate backs a three year extension, the House two years, with conferees to resolve differences.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
La Crosse Tribune masthead and contact details
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff including W T Burgess editor R L Bangsberg city editor a2 ee 4 Lienlokken news and phot Kited W Rice Gerald G Moriarity state editor circulation Fa Keefe Mgr and others. It notes publication hours and home delivery rates 35 cents weekly and mail subscription terms for one year six months and three months with prices and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Lienlokken
W Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Fa. Keefe
Howard Colvin
Mg . E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse
Religious services and church schedules listed for multiple denominations
An extensive listing of church locations and weekly schedules across several denominations. Includes Seventh-day Adventist at Sixth and King, Assembly of God on Seventh Street, First Baptist on West Front, various Catholic parishes with masses, novenas, confessions, and instruction times, and Christian Science at West Avenue and King. Details cover mass times, Sunday school, catechism, and weekday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYM Esos
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Sixth
King Streets
South Avenue
J. H. Meier
Oerices
Divine Service
Assembly OF God Assembly of God
North Seventh
Sireet
G. P. Brown
St. Mary’s Church
Seventh and
Cameron Avenue
Robert B. Condon
D. D
J. Kelley Cosgrove
St. John the Baptist Church
Avon St. Rey
Philip T. Weller
George Nelson
Mother of Perpetual Help
Holy Cross Church
13Th
Ferry Streets
Stanipydrz¢iewski
Ev. Henry Hoerburger
Holy Trinity
13Th and
Park Avenue
Msgr
W. J. Plecity
Matthew Molinaro
William B. Nikolai
St. Patrick's. Onaleska
Joseph N. Bach
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
24Th
Francis E. Wallace
Andrew Botenkamp
Our Lady of Fatima
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Weston Streets
Jos. M. Wagner
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Avenue
King Street
Christian Science
Excent
Sunday church services and schedules listed in La Crosse area
A long list of church services across denominations is detailed. It covers times and locations including Church of Christ on Cass Street, Congregational at Main Street, Episcopal parishes on Ninth Main Logan Avon, Evangelical Free Moody Memorial Campbell Road, Evangelical Reformed St John West Avenue Market, and many Lutheran and Methodist bodies with service times, Sunday schools, and planned events for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Chrst
Church of Christ
Eighth
Cass Streets
Howard Wilson
Market
Congregational
First Congregational Church
Seventh Street
Main
Washburn School
John P. Bird
Washburn
Oyen
Presbyterian Church
Mark Andrews
Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church
Ninth
Main Streets
Robert D. Winter
D. D
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Logan
Avon Streets
Paul S. White, Jr
Evangelical Free the
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church
Campbell Road
John Ellefson
Gunnar Gundersen
Concord
Em Grove
Evangelical Reformed St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
West Avenue
Market Street
Ralph Kuether
Bethany Gospel
Tabernacle
Evangelical Brée
North Street
Onalaska Avenue
O. L. Larsen
Young Peoples
Living Christ Church of the Living Christ
Wisconsin
Bethel Lutheran Rev
Barker
English Lutheran Church
Sixteenth and
Cass
Harlem N. Stoffel
South 20Th Street
Trinity
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Division Street
Sandford D. Sargen
Trinty Lutheran
Sil
Charles Streets
Carl O. Pederson
Pederson
Olivet Lutheran
French Island
Onalaska
Sert Q. Pederson
Sill Street
Wisconsin Synod First Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Avenue South
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Orville L. Schlenner
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ward Avenue
26Th St
William Lange
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul Sts
Walter E. Gutzke
Mount Calvary Evangelical
Frederic
Wis
Celedonia Street
Shank
George R. Bell
Lucas Sees Farm Prosperity For Illinois Senate Rally
Senator Scott W. Lucas predicted that Illinois farmers will tally cash receipts higher than 1 703 000 000 this year, saying farmers are better off than at any time in memory. He spoke at an eight county Democratic rally, noting gains beyond farm program payments as proof of continued farmer prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
Lucas
Presbyterian Communion Service at Sixth and King Streets
Members and friends of the First Presbyterian church are reminded that the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be held in the sanctuary at Sixth and King streets on Sunday at 10 45 a m. The Rev Mark Lewis Andrews will speak on A Blindness More Tragic The service will be broadcast over WKBH between 1 and 11 45.
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Paul B. White
Clear Lake
Seslong
Leed Wesley Methodist Church
Eighth and
King Streets
J. Pierce Newell
Cass Street
Chester Plummer
Open Bible Church of the Open Bible
Liberty
Clinton
E. R. Briggs
Glen Perry
Wyoming
Perry
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
Mark Lewis Andrews
WKBH
Tenugst
North Presbyterian Church
Avon
Logan Streets
H. R. Shirley
Our
French Island Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church, USA
Jesus Christ
Holy Table
Truman To Dedicate Airport On Weekend Flight
Washington reports President Truman will fly 30 miles to dedicate a new Baltimore area airport then continue to Missouri for a weekend visit with relatives in Independence and Grandview. The short hop marks the start of a broader trip.
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Truman
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Baltimore
Missouri
Independence
Grandview
Meteors and ball lightning in Uncle Ray’s Corner
Uncle Rays Corner ponders a Hillside episode recalled from a boyhood 12th year near cows. Mr Halley’s letter describes a slow moving cannonball like object that flashed and struck a ravine with a thunderous report. The piece compares meteor speed to ball lightning and recalls a grandmotherly sighting of a two foot fiery ball and its explosion.
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H. A. Halley
Hay
Outdoors In Wisconsin by Dion Henderson
Wisconsin and Michigan wildlife officials seek to quantify fishing trips to predict annual catches and stocking needs. Michigan prints 20000 calendars to estimate season trips, while Minnesota wetlands projects add clover seed plots to nesting and winter forage for pheasants. Muskies arrive at a Detroit aquarium from Wisconsin, and a Forest Service trainee in Montana trains as a smoke jumper. Upper Peninsula deer dyed for live-trap studies return to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Short
Detroit
Woodruff Hatchery
Dennis Swift
Department
Ernie Swift
U.S. Forest Service
Montana
Eyrie
Upper Peninsula
Casino Wild Lie
Milwaukees Straight Talker Gets Off Easier
Judge Fran cis Jennings presided Thursday over two cases. Edwin Larson admitted drinking one beer and was fined 375 dollars. Edward Danielski confessed to being heavily drunk and was fined 50 dollars.
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Edwin Larson
Bernard Leogold
Jennings
Deranged Wife Shoots Mate in Wisconsin Home
Sain L'Abbe, an insurance agent in Omaha haw, Wis, was shot in the face by his wife Julia on basement stairs. The 22 caliber bullet severed his right middle finger and she was later committed to Winnebago State Hospital for the insane after evaluation. Relatives note she had mental health issues since giving birth on June 12.
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Omahawk
Wis
Sain
L'Abbe
Lincoln County
Fred Brunow
Brunow
Julia
Cater
L’abbe
Abbe
Merrill
Max van Hecke
Winnebago State Hospital For
Whd
Habris Birthday Note Promotes Early Showman Career
PHIL HABRIS born June 24 1901 in Linton Indiana son of a musician. This tent poplar band leader and actor acquired his southern drawl in Nashville Tennessee where he spent his boyhood. He started his career as drummer and began his radio program in 1936.
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AF Newsbertson
Phil
Habris
Linton
Ind
Nashville
Tenn
Frigate Fires On Nationalist Planes Off Swa Tow
A British frigate fired on three Chinese Nationalist fighter planes Friday near the port of Swa tow. No casualties were reported. Truffles are noted as a key commercial product in Francs and Italy.
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Hong Kong
Swatow
Italy
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Plans Four-Year Senior College
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod moved to establish a four year senior college with a $2 700 000 outlay. The plan contemplates adding two years to an existing junior college or creating a new institution with location to be determined. The synod approved coordinating policy making via a board system and permanent subcommittees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lutheran church-Missouri Synod
Synod
Hoover Commission
Synodical Committee On Coordination
Modern Jonah Tale and the God of All Peoples
Sunday School lesson argues Jonah’s story speaks to modern views of God and mercy. It imagines substituting Moscow for Nineveh to show God’s love extends beyond Hebrews, noting Nineveh’s grandeur, Jonah’s reluctance, and the broader point that repentance can come to any nation including Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jonah
Nineveh
Russia
United States
Jonah and Nineveh lesson text summary
An OCR excerpt presents a biblical lesson on Jonah chapter two to four describing Jonah’s mission to Nineveh, the king’s response, and God’s mercy. It notes Jonah’s fear, prayer, and his displeasure at the gourds’ growth and withering, framing a discussion on God’s gracious nature and repentance.
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Jonah
Nineveh
Tershish
Goa
Bry
Ely
Booth
Locals Highlight Community Events and Services in Newton Wisconsin
Local notices promote St. Thomas event at Ochter's Cave with food drinks and games on June 25 starting at 11. Bernie's P and J offers plate lunches at 320 Pearl. Roth's Flor-Mart advertises low cost bathroom beauty services at 1217 Weston. Alexander's Store and Stock Yard in Newton publicizes open for business. Ione Schneider Co lists flower services at 415 South Third. Lund's Flowers near the Cathedral quotes, We do anything that can be done with flowers.
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St. Thomas
Ochter’s Cave
Ane Ie
Bernie's P. and J
Roth’s Flor-Mart
Weston
Alexander’s
Newton
Wisconsin
Ione Schneider Co
South Third
Lund's
Cathedral
Shrined Camel Sale Reflects Event in La Crosse
A three month old camel named Saleem, part of a Shriner event in La Crosse, was obtained in memory of Salem Markos. Reports describe the camel as a feature at a national gathering in Los Angeles and note its significance to Shriners.
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Salem Markos
la Crosse
Zor
Saleem
Los Angeles
Maritta
Lm Sata
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Baptist First Baptist Church
W. F. Huxford
Jesus
Catholic St. Joseph's Cathedral
Peter Pape
Edward J. Sobczyk
St. Wenceslaus
10Th
Winnebago
Ferdinand Cech
Chester B. Maczarny
St. James Catholic Church
Caledonia Street
James J. Sheridan
Augustine Sulik
Peter Stoll
Uncle Ray’s
the New Scrapbook Club
Uncle Ray
Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Henderson
Michigan
Francis Jennings
Cuma Paroller
Sram Iolaing Tyned
Wixevoeta
Eran
Beth
Boy Scouts
Boy Sears of of America
Bund
Ideaf
WM. Southeen
Moscow
Joash
Jonsh
Jeroboam II
Prophet's Guild
Tigris
Nimrod
Nash
Persian Gulf
Israel
Judah
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