Club Plans Gridiron Event and Hospital Blood Bank
Lahey Business Men's Club meeting highlights include sponsoring a gridiron event on May 22 at the VFW and joining the hospital blood bank program. Committee rosters are listed with names for arrangements tickets program and invitations. The club also discusses lighting Swanson athletic field and next meeting set for March 16.
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Guldinen
R Net
Sponse Five
Lahey Business Men's Club
Knights of Pythired
VFW
Henry Ahrens
Roy Wittenberg
Ben Steen
W. G. McDougall
Robert Schilling
Roger Hafner
Dohlby
Norman Bakkum
Bakkum
Jerry Moriarke
Mm Siebes
Arthur C. Tabbert
Eclub
Swanson
Tabbert
Arthur Christians
Chester Cantie
Frank Chopieska
Twin City stenographer freed from murder rap
Laura Miller a 24 year old Minneapolis stenographer was freed of a first degree murder charge in the January 30 shooting death of Gordon Jones in Hutchinson Minnesota Jones a married father of two was shot in his office during a struggle for a gun Miller testified she planned to kill herself in Jones office The judge dismissed the murder charge citing no proof of premeditation and misdirected motive
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Glencoe
Minn
Laura Miller
Minneapolis
Gordon Jones
Hutchinson
University of Minnesota
Joseph J. Moriarty
Jones
Miss Miller
South African Debutante to Star in Cry the Beloved Country
Not an American Negro star as planned, but an unknown South African native will play the star role in Cry, the Beloved Country. The British company will edit the work in South Africa, announced author Alan Paton.
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South Africa
Alan Paton
Wise Men Escape as Herod Seeks Child in Bethlehem
In a recount from Fulton Oursler’s The Greatest Story Ever Told, the Wise Men elude Herod after following the star to Bethlehem. They present gifts to Mary and Joseph, then flee to Egypt with dreams guiding their path. Herod orders a massacre of male infants, but Jesus, Mary, and Joseph depart before the slaughter.
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Israel
Herod
Balthazar
Melchior
Bethlehem
Caspar
Mary
Joseph
Jerusalem
Moa
Coomes Inn
Jonew
Parise
Egypt
Joachim
Jesus
Sinai Desert
Pharaoh
Fulton Oursler
Doubleday
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Dust or Destiny portrays migratory marvels including Arctic tern
The film Dust or Destiny shown Saturday at the La Crosse Vocational Schoolauditorium highlights the Arctic tern's 20000 mile yearly journey from South to North pole and the homing pigeon. It features the albatross image and the plover's long flight with the Moody Bible Institute Sermons from Science series.
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South Pole
North Pole
la Crosse Voca
Audi- Tie
Canada
Labrane
Argena
Science
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Armed Forces
New Oscilloscope Displays One Minute Visual Memory
A new type oscilloscope resembling a television tube has been developed with a visual memory lasting a full minute. It records traces of electrical current occurring in a billionth of a second, allowing observation of rapid functions in laboratory and testing work.
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New York
Jesse Paine Wolcott Birthday and Political Career
Jesse Paine Wolcott born March 3 1893 in Gardner Massachusetts descendant of early New England settlers. He ranked as a Republican on the House Banking Committee and has represented Michigan's seventh district since 1931. He led the fight against public housing.
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Jesse Paine Wolcott
Gardner, Y. Mass
New England
House Banking Committee
Wolcott
Michin
Top China Jurist Says Has Right To Presidency
Wang Chu hsi, 69, China's top jurist, declared Chiang Kai-shek had legal authority to resume the presidency. Chiang retired in 1949 and Li Tsung-jen had succeeded him. Li, recovering in New York, said he would contest Chiang's claim. The staff said Chiang resumed office at the insistence of the national assembly, legislative Yuan, armed forces and public bodies.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wang Ch ~Hui
China
Chiang-shek
Weed
World Court
the Hague
Chiang
Li Tsung-jen
New York
National Assembly
Legislative Yuan
Armed Forces
La Crosse Tribune's Mail Notice From 1904
The La Crosse Tribune legal notice notes its second class mailing status as of June 23 1904 at La Crosse Wisconsin under the 1879 act. The snippet confirms postal classification for the paper as a periodical.
City Firms File Articles Of Incorporation
Several incorporations filed in the office of Charles Wachs register of deeds name Hoeschler Drug Co to operate wholesale and retail drug stores with cafeteria counters and beverage and tobacco sales. Signers include James W Hoeschler and Janet H Hoeschler of 303 North 23rd and William H Hoeschler and Mabelle Hoeschler of 615 North 23rd. Community Motors plans to buy sell store repair and care for all vehicles and bikes. Signers are George V Ritter and Margaret Ritter of 319 Avon and Alf H Hansen and Florence I Hansen of 710 South 17th. La Crosse Interiors Inc will make and install cabinets and woodwork including boat building. signers are Herman John Hertman and Gerald H Hertman of Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin.
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Charles Wachs
Register of Deeds
Hoeschler Drug Co
Ital
Drug Company
James W
Janet H. Hoeschler
North 23Rd Street
William H
Mabelle Hoeschler
Community Motors
George V
Margaret Ritter
Avon Street
Alf H
Florence I. Hansen
South 17Th Street
la Crosse Interiors, Inc
Herman
John
Gerald H. Hertman
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Fight Against Denominations Merger Faces Court Ban
A plan to merge two Protestant bodies faces a New York court injunction and potential appeal. Justice Meier Steinbrink blocked the Congregational Christian churches from joining with the Evangelical and Reformed church, prompting a lawyers committee to urge appeal and defend denominational autonomy.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Meier Steinbrink
General Council of
Congregational Christian Churches
Steinbrink
General Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cadman Memorial Congregational Church of
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Congregational Council
Fairchild Seeks Block on Chicago Water Diversion Bill
Wisconsin Attorney General Thomas Fairchild asks Representative Biemiller to oppose a bill to boost Lake Michigan water diversion by the Chicago sanitary district. The measure would lift the limit from 1500 to 5000 cubic feet per second to run electric power for 30 days during a coal strike, against the current Supreme Court rate.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas Fairchild
Biemiller
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Fairchild
Wisconsin
Sabath
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Air Force Officer Wins 7500 in CBS Case
Lieut. Col. Frank L. O'Brien of Castle AFB Merced Calif won 7500 in a federal court jury verdict after alleging a June 28 1942 radio play harmed his career by depicting him as cowardly and obstructing promotion. The CBS Columbia Broadcasting System J Walter Thompson agency and William Wrigley Jr faced the suit.
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Chicago
Frank L. O'Brien
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Columbia Broadcasting System
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency
William Wrigley, Jr
O’brien
United States Firm Plans Banana Project in Nicaragua
A U.S. company aims to start large scale banana growing on Nicaragua's west coast. It expects irrigation and spraying systems to control sigatoka disease installed by year end.
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United States
Nicaragua
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Rron’s
Twin City
Naper Marken
Rembrandt
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lees
Tribune
CBS
O'Brien
Federal Bakery CO
Main Street
Parkerhouse
Chuck
LA Crosse
Pearl
Lemke
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