Sidewalk and probate notices flood La Crosse public records
City boards require property owners to build sidewalks by July 26 1954 along Rose Street 21st 22nd Street Denton Park Ave Copeland Av Avon Street and Rublee Street. Notices also announce hearings on estate matters for Joseph M LaFleur Ida Marquett Marie Sieger and John Rick plus liquor license applications for Emil Torpen and Pranels Kuhn in La Crosse Wisconsin with court dates and deadlines.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Common Council
Board of Public Works
Rose Street
Gillette
Rublee St
21St Street
Park Ave
Denton St
22Nd Street
Park Avenue
21St
22Nd St
Avon Street
Tillman & Felber’s Addn
Jackson
Adams St
Copeland Avenue
Windsor
Wall St
M. R. Birnbaum
Fred E. Steele
Zenno A. Gorder
Ina Taxtate
Crosse County
Joseph M. LaFleur
Merle LaFleur
Joseph M LaFleur
R. V. Ahlstrom
Schubert & Franzini
Hoeschler
la Crosse County
Ilda Marquett
Ida Marquett
City of
Lin Said
Said
Hale
Marie G. Sieger
la Crosse County Court House
Russell J. Sieger
Marie Sieger
Masters
Krembs & Ambelang
Sparta
State of
John Rick
Leonard Rick
Everett J. Hoch
Emil Torpen
Liberty Street
George Street
Pranels L. Kuhn
So Jrd Street
3Rd Street
Alice A. Dickson
New York Tax Chief Nunan Convicted of Tax Evasion
Brooklyn federal court jurors find Joseph D. Nunan Jr. guilty on all five counts for evading 91 086 dollars in taxes from 1946 to 1950. He faces up to 25 years and a 50 000 dollar fine with sentencing set for July 22.
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New York
Joseph D. Kunan Jr
Brooklyn
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Nunan
Walter Bruchhausen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alice In Dairyland Receives Hometown Welcome
Mary Ellen McCabe the 1954 Alice in Dairyland received a homecoming after a delayed start. A 20 car caravan greeted her at the city limits, followed by a second celebration as she rode a Junior Chamber float through downtown. The crowd of about 2,000 heard speeches from Sen Rogan and Mayor Chifs as she expressed gratitude.
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Ladysmith
Mary Ellen McCabe
Mary Ellen
Laurence McCabe
Chamber of Commerce
George Chifs
Paul Rogan
Mary Allen
New Signs In State Warn Of Speed Zones
Madison reports new highway signs reading Speed zone ahead are being installed along Wisconsin routes to warn motorists of upcoming speed zones in dangerous areas. The state highway commission says accidents dropped after zones were set and the signs aim to curb speeds and prevent entrapment charges.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
New 3 Cent Stamp Cites Eastman of Kodak Fame
George Eastman of Kodak fame will receive a 3 cent commemorative stamp issued July 12 through the Rochester Post Office. The local post office announced the stamp printing of 119 million stamps and invited inquiries at 101 Federal Building.
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George Eastman
Camera and Kodak
U.S
Eastman
Waterville
N.Y
Rochester
Federal Building
Ex Red Testifies After Reversing Fifth Amendment Stance
Francis X. P. Crowley, one of nine held in contempt for refusing to testify to HUAC, reversed his stance and testified voluntarily. The 28 year old New Yorker described Red activity in New York Boston and Ann Arbor and said he once endorsed Communist candidates. He testified he abandoned communism after August 1950 and has had no immunity deal.
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Washington
Francis X. P. Crowley
House Un-American Activities Committee
Crowley
New Yorker
University of Michigan
New York
Boston
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ralph Neafus Club
Michigan
CAP Calls Off Search For Missing Aircraft
The Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol ended its hunt for a four man Indiana plane missing since June 19 after clues pointed to a crash in Lake Michigan. Items found along the shore included a plane seat clothing and aluminum near the shore. The four aboard were Stephen Buck Ed Parkham Eli Demaree and Lloyd Lestwich all from Indiana.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol
Indiana
CAP
Lake Michigan
Kohler
Stephen Buck
Ed Parkham
Bedford, Ind
Eli Demaree
Lloyd Lestwich
Crawfordsville
Ind
Crystal Falls
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Area Men Receive Veterinary Licenses
MADISON Chief state federal veterinarian H J OConnell reported Tuesday the names of applicants who passed a state examination for licenses to practice veterinary medicine. Written and oral exams were given in Madison June 21 22. Recipients include Charles Oinonen Westby Lowell Petterson Arcadia and William Reese Galesville.
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Madison
H. J. O'Connell
Charles Oinonen
Westby
Lowell Petterson
Arcadia
William Reese
Galesville
Re-Elected to Board and New Member Named
W. O. Hanson of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. in La Crosse was re elected to the Wisconsin Council of Safety board. Lyle Barnett of Farm lap Service in Prairie du Chien is announced as a new state board member.
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W. O. Hanson
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
la Crosse
Wisconsin Council of Safety
Lyle Barnett
Farmlap Service
Prairie du Chien
CV Tablets Claim Complete Vitamin Supplement Value
An advertisement promotes ITAMINS New C.LV and C.I.V. tablets as complete dietary supplements with over 100 percent daily values for vitamins calcium iron and iodine. It claims significant savings over other vitamins and directs readers to Ruud's Drug Store at el Wo West Avenue and Jackson Street to purchase.
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C.I.V
Ruud
West Avenue
Jackson Street
Death notices from Hokah Caledonia Pigeon Falls Westby Ontario
Mrs James Murray 84 dies at Hokah home survived by four sons and five daughters with 30 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. Funeral at St Peters Church with Rosary Wednesday. Ole Harstad 79 dies in Caledonia rest home funeral Thursday at Potter and Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Emma Eid 60 dies in Pigeon Falls hospital services at United Lutheran Church. John Geise formerly of Westby dies at home burial in Bloomer Cemetery. Mrs Arthur Gillen 73 dies near Ontario funeral Thursday Mt Pisgah Church burial Rockton Cemetery.
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Hokah
Minn
James
Margaret) Murray
Ivan Tippery
Murray
Robert
Minneapolis
William
Charles
Rose) Dittman
Caledonia
Herbert
Laurine
William Schimek
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Ole Harstad
Potter Funeral Home
O. FE
Eingebretson
Evergreen Cemetery
Harstad
Norway
Spring Grove
Pigeon Falls
Wis
Albert Eid
Pigeon
Whitehall Hospital
United Lutheran Church
S. L. Almlie
Church
Emma Olive Johnson
Preston
Blair
George
Gordon
Vernon
Ft. Holabird
Byron
Janice) Klebig
Winona
Harriet)Hong
Osseo
Elmer Johnson
Westby
John Geise
Bloomer
Our Savior
American Legion
Our Savior's Church
Gerald
Audrey) Hetzel
Eugene
Racine
Owen
Otto
Ontario
Rienie
Kewaunee
Minnie
Ed Groth
John Monson
R. Propp
Sulllivan
Arthur Gillen
Mt. Pisgah Methodist Church
Rockton
Specialized Dog Ordered Confined For Barking At Cop Cars
Milwaukee report says Mike the dog barked at police cars after ignoring private vehicles. Owner Richard Candee claimed the dog could read the door lettering on squad cars. District Judge Robert Hansen ruled Mike may bark only while confined in the backyard.
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Milwaukee
Mike
Richard Candee
Robert Hansen
Allis-Chalmers Sees 1954 Six-Month Sales Near 1953 Level
MILWAUKEE President A. Roberts of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. said today that sales invoiced for the first six months of this year will closely approximate the $258,000,000 volume reported for the same period in 1953.
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Milwaukee
FW. A. Roberts
Allis - Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Steelworkers Reach Parity as Contracts Signed Nationwide
Pittsburgh reports USW members expect steel producers to sign basic contracts following U. S. Steel’s two year pact granting 5 cent an hour raise. Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin quickly accept, expanding the pattern to about 600,000 workers with raised pensions and insurance, starting pay at 1.57.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Co
David J. McDonald
Marine Band Symphonette Series On WKTV
A 13 week program titled Marine Band Symphonette will air Mondays at 7 p.m. on WKTV featuring the U.S. Marine Corps band directed by Lt. Col. William F. Santelmann. The series, described as light vein classical and modern works, is announced by the Marine Corps Recruiting Station.
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WKTV
Marine Band Symphonette
U.S. Marine Corps Band
U.S. Marine Corps
Federal Building
William F. Santelmann
Wisconsin Dairies Treat House Dining Room Patrons
Rep. Lester Johnson invites House members to a June 30 tasting of Wisconsin dairy products in the House dining rooms. The spread features sweet cream butter and a selection of Wisconsin cheese prepared by creameries and dairies of the 9th District.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Harbor Job Approved for Cornucopia Harbor Project
The House Public Works Committee approved nine river and harbor projects including a $220,000 Cornucopia harbor project in Bayfield County Wisconsin. If Congress passes the omnibus bill the sites would be authorized for future construction, with separate funding legislation needed.
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Washington
Cornucopia
Bayfield County
Wis
House Public Works Committee
Susan Hayward Birthday Born Edythe Marrener in Brooklyn
Susan Hayward born June 30 1919 in Brooklyn as Edythe Marrener becomes a leading Hollywood star with over 30 films since 1939. Her diverse roles centered on her beauty heroine image and in 1952 three films The Lusty Men The Snows of Kilimanjaro and With a Song in My Heart grossed about ten million dollars at theater box offices.
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Susan Hayward
Edythe Marrener
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Kilimanjaro
Music for Strap Hangars Lifts Milan Commuters
In Milan a transit scheme adds music on crowded trams. Conductors trigger tunes via a switch as strap hangers grip a strap, with each pole carrying a tiny loudspeaker linked to a phonograph. Riders increase, and the feature aims to ease grim rush hour travel.
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Milan
Italy
Redhead Parade Divided Over Swimsuit Color in Cleethorpes
A 15 member committee in Cleethorpes England argues over swimsuit color for a July beauty contest for redheads. Three hundred redheads from across Britain have entered the competition.
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Cleethorpes
England
Britain
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Con_tinental Mfg. Co
Tillman Bros
Bendix
Tom
Jolivette
Ed Karsten
Ray L. Revor
Dial
la Crosse Woolen Mills Co
Staats, Wallpaper and Painting Co
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
Doris
Whitebreast Coal Co
Spencer
Blanche MacPherson
BUICK
All Square
Lee Swett Kennard Buick Co
Joe's
Cerise Club
Marieta
Holland Furnace Co
Main
Stein
Tribune
South 3Rd Street
Avon Products
First Credit Corporation
R. E. Reinert
5Th Avenue South
Marco Advertising Co
E. Wilson St
Madison 3
Johnson Wax
la Crosse Tribune
Denton Street
Tke
U. S
Frank Erickson
James P. Finnegan
St. Louis
Harrys. Truman
Finnegan
Alice In Dairyland
Red
Itamins
James Murray
Mrs
Kerker
Marine Band
AP Newsfeatures
Daya
Causeway
Jimmy Abbey
la Crosse Animal Hospital
Finn
Barron's
Art Niedfeldt
North 23Rd
E L Kloss
Vik
WurulZer
Amundson
Piano & Organ CO
Allis-Chalmers
Case
Case Blower
Airport Road
French Island
Herb Ruehl
Dodge Center
Minnesota
Carl Price and Son
R. 1
Onalaska
Walter Albrecht
Houston
South Ridge
John Ferries
la Farge
Schiltz Goose Hatchery
Bancroft
Iowa
Oscar Nordstrom
Holmen
Nelson
John Deere
Erickson Motor Corp
Coon Valley
Hammes Implement CO
J.D
Pengra Bros
John Deere Farm Machinery
GMC - White Trucks
Cass
Farm Services
Bruohmaster
Cass la Crosse
Conrad Burr
South 13Th
Rieland Seed and
Highway 16
Dahl Motor Co
Dahl Motors
Éth and Cass
MIR
Ford
Dahl Motora
4Th
le Crosse
Baler Twine
Jay St
Ternational Harvester
3Rd
King Sts
Wiggert Bros
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