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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
17
N E Schulze of the Wisconsin state employment service asked La Crosse employers to survey plants stores and farms to find part time and full time summer jobs for students. He argued summer work prevents production slowdowns and reduces juvenile crime by giving youths earnings and work experience.
Three men attempted to kidnap Allen Major, a Palestine government liaison staffer for the United Nations special committee on Palestine, as he entered his King George avenue apartment. Major was beaten and left with head wounds while his wife Mrs Major raised the alarm and a patrol officer pursued.
Las Vegas officials and residents debate the naming of the great dam across the Colorado River with factions proposing Hoover dam Boulder dam or Boover dam as a compromise. The Las Vegas chamber of commerce seeks neutrality while Nevada road maps show Boulder Dam (Hoover).
Residents of La Crosse will see world class aerobatic acts on July 4 at 1 p m at La Crosse Airport. The show, sponsored by the civil air patrol and Reserve Officers association, features stunt flying parachute jumping and aerial clowning by top aviators.
A full program is planned for world touring American publishers and editors arriving Thursday from Shanghai aboard a Pan American Airways clipper. The visit will feature meetings, events, and discussions arranged for their stay.
Members of Wisconsin China-Burma-India club and Coulee Region foreign service group will attend the state American Legion convention in Appleton on July 19 and 20. The CBI club plans Oriental floats. Registration at Bill's Rainbow, with mail option to Lawrence E. Schoenrock. $1 fee to Harold Dieckhoff.
A Hamburg truck gardener with 17 strawberry pickers seeks new workers after all quit. The mass resignation followed deafening uproar from a swarm of locusts in trees near the patch.
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