Trane Reports 1949 Consolidated Net Sales Up 7 Percent
The Trane Co isLa Crosse reports 1949 consolidated net sales of $24.22 million, up seven percent from 1948, with net income of $1.707 million or $5.69 per common share. Board approves 624/4 cent quarterly dividend. company expands research and development for new products.
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Trane
Trane Co
la Crosse
Reuben N. Trane
The
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago
Hudson Congress Candidate Pushes Flat Tax Plan
Hudson Republican candidate Charles Dickenson campaigns for a ninth district seat promising a single flat tax of 25 percent to replace all other levies. He argues tax cuts would lower prices, boost sales and production, reduce unemployment and shrink government payrolls. Dickenson, born in Chicago and raised in Hudson, seeks a national platform to promote his tax reform during a tour across Wisconsin.
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Charles Dickenson
Hudson
Merlin Hall
Black River Falls
Congress
la Crosse
Dickenson
Hudson Man
Chicago
Washington, D. C
House Finance Committee
Pupils Hear Bird Artist at Wisconsin Extension Talk
Washington Junior High and the training school hosted Paul Leonard in the third Wisconsin extension assembly. He used a Theremin to show high frequency sound waves and performed The Song of the Birds with whistled impressions of species such as brown thrasher and mockingbird.
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Washington Junior High School
Paul Leonard
Bird Man
Leonard
Bob White
Robin
100000 Germans Dig Uranium Ore Report
Western intelligence sources estimate that 100,000 East Germans are digging uranium ore for Russian weapon plants. The Saxony project near the Czechoslovak border, called Little Siberia, is heavily guarded by Soviet troops and German police and controlled by a Soviet stock company in Moscow. Russian engineers direct 2,500 Germans in ore searches in the Harz mountains of Thuringia.
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Berlin
Saxony
Siberia
Moscow
Harz
Thuringia
European warming brings turtles to Danish waters
Danish zoologist Hans Hvase of Copenhagen says Northern Europe has warmed notably in the past decade. He notes turtles now appear in Danish seas after following a warmer current from the south, a sign of climate shift.
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Europe
Hans Hvase
Copenhagen
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Sharktic
Coats
Spring
Ceverdine
Dacia
SHEER
Chambray
Penney’s Shoe Department
Sonters
Jim Penney
Ecru
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