La Crosse Tribune Department Notices and Rates
Editorial and circulation staff listed for La Crosse Tribune with city and state editors. Publication details include delivery schedule and home delivery rates in La Crosse and subscription pricing for various terms.
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Edna Denney
Ed. Keefe
Edward L. Burgess
Arthur E. Teachout
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Traffic Safety Drive Set For Fourth Of July Weekend
Chief of Police Herman F. Rick announced a seasonal traffic enforcement program for the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. The drive partners with the National Safety Council to cut the holiday death toll. He urged citizens to take precautions to keep the celebration safe and avoid fatalities and property damage.
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Herman F. Rick
National Safety Council
Rick
Honest Tourist Leaves Pennies On Damaged Meter
A visitor in Worland Wyoming found a parking meter out of order and left two pennies on top. Local residents echoed the goodwill, leaving their own pennies for 24 hours until a collector retrieved them.
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Worland
Wyo
Bells draw Mrs C H Young’s wide bell collection
Mrs C H Young of MARCA Illinois has collected 116 bells from 21 states and 13 foreign countries including metal pottery wooden and glass pieces. The best way to attract her attention is to ring a bell.
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Marca, Ill
C. H. Young
Shrine Circus Opens in La Crosse July Fourth
The La Crosse Shrine club starts its first annual Shrine Circus at the Inter State Fair grounds with three matinees and three evening shows on July Fourth weekend. Acts include Prosky the trainer with tigers, Robbie Steele on high school horses, Whitbeck’s motion picture elephants, Bob Atterbury, the Famous Flying LeForms, Chester Bobo Barnett and other top circus names. Proceeds aid Shrine charitable and civic activities.
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Po Bros. Shrine Circus
Inter State Fair Grounds
la Crosse Shrine Club
F. W. Crosby
la Crosse Shrine
Crosby
Prosky
Bengal
Act
Polack
Madison Square Garden
New York
Robbie Steele
Acme of
Whitbeck
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Motion Picture Studios
Hollywood
Bob Atterbury
Chester Bobo Barnett
Shrine Circus
Fair Grounds
Main Street
Norman Schulze
Shrine Club
King of Wild Animal Trainers
Polack Bros. Shrine Circus
Inter-State Fair Grounds
la Crosse
Scouts Plan New Activities At Camp Decorah Conference
Scouting leaders from Decorah Buffalo Black River and Gopher districts met at Camp Decorah to map summer programs for three age groups. The meeting covered Cub O Bee and a Cub Pow Wow with 200 participants, plus a fall council wide training session on new first and second class requirements.
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Cubbers
Decorah
Buffalo
Black River
Gopher
Gateway Area Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Decorah
Eee
Prolacotenel
B. M. Ingli
Kenneth Lintelmann
Gerald Muir
G. D. Sheridan
Fountain City
Louis Shepard
Caledonia
Henry Rybold
Lincoln Neprud
Viroqua
Annual Genoa Church Picnic On July 4
The St. Charles Catholic church Genoa will hold its annual picnic on church grounds July 4. Dinner runs from 11 a.m. to noon and supper at 5 p.m. Free movies will light the evening. The 35 year event was postponed only in 1946. Members of St. Charles parish and surrounding parishes attend.
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St. Charles Catholic Church
Genoa
St. Charles Parish
Colored Film on Tuberculosis Shown at County Health Meet
A color film on tuberculosis titled Peter Borik was shown at the county health officers meeting in the courthouse Thursday night. Dr Herman Wolf and Miss Frieda Lochoefener led the session with 27 attendees asking questions and joining the discussion. The county health committee members present included Judge R V Ahl Dr W E Bannen Mrs Hazel Leicht and Mrs L T Lee.
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Tubercus
Peter Borik
Court House
Herman Wolf
Frieda Lochoefener
State Board of Health
R. V. Ahl
W. E. Bannen
Hazel Leicht
L. T. Lee
UNRRA reportedly rejects PH final aid request
Manila reports UNRRA turned down the Philippines final request for 24 million dollars in aid. The denial centers on support for agriculture fisheries and livestock sectors.
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Manila
UNRRA
Philippines
Eastern Market Letter Editor Encourages Unknown Writers
Miss Harriet Alma Bradfield a New York market letter editor for Writer's Digest since 1932 visits her sister at 1513 Main Street through the Fourth of July. She urges unknown authors to write for smaller publications to build reputation and notes writing is hard and often low paid.
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Harriet Alma Bradfield
New York
Writer's Digest
Miss Bradfield
Time
Newsweek
J. A. L. Bradfield
Main Street
Macfadden
Dell
Iction House
Chandler Treason Case Before Jury
The treason case of Douglas Chandler, a 58 year old former Baltimore writer, went to a federal court jury in Boston. Judge Francis J. W. Ford instructed the jurors to give the defendant his due and also the government its due after an 85 minute charge.
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Boston
Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
United States
Francis J. W. Ford
Bootblack Runs Amok at Caracas Palace Attack
A bootblack with a pocketknife wounded two Venezuelan army officers and a soldier on the grounds of the presidential palace Saturday. Lieut. Col. Jose Leon Rangel, inspector general of the armed forces, helped subdue the assailant.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Jose Leon Rangel
Armed Forces
Wisconsin Legislature Holds Firm on Beverage Bill Proposals
Tribune Madison Bureau reports the Wisconsin legislature has blocked major changes to liquor laws this session. Proposals on tavern hours advertising and distributor relations were rejected. A growing dry sentiment is noted with 15 to 20 Assembly members opposing liquor bills, a smaller but similar bloc in the Senate.
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Madison, Wis
Assembly
Senate
Corres Rae
Henry VIII Mansion Open To Public
Tourists visit Knole near London a historic Tudor mansion of four acres with 365 rooms and 52 staircases now owned by the National Trust. The house features antique furnishings kept under guard with special gun permits and a bed in the Kings room once used by James I.
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London
Britain
Knole
Henry VIII
People of
National Trust
Kings Room
James I
Europe Dental Health Found In Woeful State
Albany N Y A New York state health department official has returned from a six months tour of Europe with a grim picture of the dental health of persons in occupied countries. Dr David B Ast reports that hundreds of thousands of displaced persons are in woeful need of dental services largely because of poor dietary conditions and lack of attention during Nazi occupation.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Health Department
Europe
David B. Ast
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