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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
3
Economic Stabilization Director Bowles orders the agriculture department to withhold a cream distribution limit until July 15. The move aims to divert butter fat toward production, with a separate ban on selling whipping cream above 19 percent butter fat to take effect by July 1.
The regional office of the national housing agency announced Altom M. Huth as campaigner for the veterans housing program at Modine. Wiseae formerly served with the Wisconsin state highway commission.
An Alaska city launches its first monkey hunt after a pet monkey invaded a home in Anchorage. The animal bit a resident, then escaped, and authorities traced it to a resident who had recently brought the creature from the mainland.
Police arrived at the Spokane scene of a traffic accident and found a young woman giving "first aid" to the male victim. She claimed to have pressure points and pointed to his torn clothing. The man was rushed to hospital with only a slight head bump and a scratch on the nose.
Sonora Calif stockmen protest proposed city ordinance requiring parking meters where horses are tied. They argue the rule would effectively bar horses from town, challenging local authorities over stall limits and horse access.
Police officer Henry Rumsfield was writing a ticket when a driver moved the car in reverse and backed over the motorcycle, wrecking it. The motorist claimed a stuck gear shifter. no charge was filed and the driver was released pending court Monday.
Paul Revere Police in Chilton Wisconsin reveal plans to install two amber lights in a church steeple for police HQ to attract patrols when radio fails. The first display occurs tonight as the city tests the alert system.
Chicago report quotes Robert Buse president of West Allis local 248 UAW CIO. he says no settlement possible as company not negotiating in good faith and may seek back to work movement. Truman had not decided on seizure. Milwaukee official notes committee will seek agreement avoiding stalemate but will invite workers back if needed.
In this nature note, wombats of Tasmania and Australia are described as small furry ground dwellers two to three feet long. They dig burrows, rarely have tails, and feed at night on grass stems and tree bark. They eat growing teeth and are gentle, sometimes kept as farm pets, with doormats made from hides. Tomorrow: deer antlers.
Helga, living in a Berlin room after exile from a historic Silesian farm, refuses to reunite with her German officer husband now a Russian prisoner and Communist. She recalls a prewar life of landowning dignity, a father who urged farming, and a daily cognac habit that shaped a broken marriage.
Rural church listings show services at LA CRESCENT PRESBYTERIAN with John Kroonemeyer at 10 a m and 11 a m Holy Communion, Coon Valley Lutherans with multiple English services, Luther leagues, and receptions for confirmands, and HOLMEN LUTHERAN with Kenneth R Torvik leading Sunday schools in several locales and a Holmen Brotherhood outing. North Bend Mindoro Presbyterian led by E W Griffith D D with sermons on salvation and daily religion.
Tokyo reports Christian burial services will be held July 1 for Yosuke Matsuoka former Japanese foreign minister who died of tuberculosis yesterday Matsuoka became a Christian while studying at the University of Oregon he graduated in 1900
The American cruiser Fargo reached Trieste harbor last night joining two British cruisers and several smaller warships. Officers described the Fargo's voyage up the Adriatic as entirely uneventful.
Toastmasters' club held its ladies night at Carroll's in La Crescent with Glenn Bowman as toastmaster. Speakers included Casey Gregorich Charles Ping Martin Scullen and Ray Ping. General evaluator Armor Gunnison. Critics were Richard Adams Harold Cram Ray Gilson and J Robert Nebel. Table topic chair Russell Spooner led with Should La Crosse Renew Its Lease With the Country Club As Proposed in the New Lease. Guests included several couples and corsages were presented to the ladies.
Calcutta reports an average of 20 telephone calls per day between India and Britain. The figure highlights growing communications links and ties between the two nations.
Inability to obtain wheat and coal from abroad is handicapping Italy's progress toward normal conditions, hampering industry and daily life as officials seek alternative supplies and diplomatic solutions.
William Hart the retired cowboy actor died last Sunday and disinherited his only son William S Hart Jr 24 government employee in a will filed for probate. The will leaves most of the estimated 1 million dollar estate to Los Angeles County for a public park with a 150000 dollar trust and maintenance funds, while the son may contest. The document dated 9 September 1944 also leaves 140000 to relatives and charities, with no provision for the ex wife.
The Eire government mobilizes the Donegal hand-knitting industry to produce knitwear for relief in Europe. Local crafters contribute garments as part of a government driven aid effort.
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