Viroqua man Charles Dahl named state regent
Charles Dahl of Viroqua was appointed to the State College Board of Regents by Gov. John W. Reynolds. Dahl, 41, runs Dahl Drug Store with his father and grandfather, is a Navy veteran, former Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association president, and active in Democratic and civic affairs. Donald L. Soucie of Milwaukee was also appointed and said he would resign as a union official.
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Viroqua
Wis
Charles Dahl
State College Board of Regents
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Dahl
Charles
Charles Jr
Paul
Vernon County
Viroqua Lutheran Church
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Reserve
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Robert Elkins
Thorp
Gaylord Nelson
State Senate
Donald L. Soucie
Milwaukee
Candidates' Views On Votes Differ After Primary
Two survivors split public view on the city election as Knutson led with 6 276 of 13 034 votes while Loveland trailed with 3 816. Opponents aggregated 6 758, Knutson carried all but ward nine. snowfall blamed for weak turnout. Loveland urged unity with defeated foes. Cline and Wiemann offered no clear stance. Loveland praised performance given limited organization as primary ends.
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Milo G. Knutson
Warren Loveland
Knutson
Beatrice
Loveland
Robert Cline
C. B. Wiemann
Harold Otto
Richard Becker
James Bates
Radio Highlights Wednesday Night Schedule
Radio highlights list Wednesday programming with WLCX at 7 p.m. Vox Pop. WKTY airs at 7 20 p.m. WIAA basketball features Fillsboro against West Salem.
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WLCX
WKTY
WIAA
Fillsboro
West Salem
Fires Thawed Ground Sparks City Fire Response
Firefighters from number one station extinguished burning slab wood used by a construction firm on Campbell Road and Vine Street to thaw ground for a sewer project after residents complained of smoke. The department report notes the fires posed a nuisance during the afternoon.
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Campbell Road
Vine Street
Number One
Fire Department
Boy 3 Hurt In Wyeville Car Mishap Near Burns
A three year old boy, Tom Beltz of Wyeville, suffered a head bump and nose bleed after a Tuesday morning crash on Highway 16 in Town of Burns. Beatrice Beltz, 35, also of Wyeville, said she swerved to avoid a stalled car, went off the road and struck a guard rail. the child received medical care from a Sparta physician.
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Wyeville
Tom Beltz
Sparta
la Crosse County
Burns
Beatrice Beltz
Car stranded on weakened Brice Prairie ice report
Mrs. Art Genow of 607 Copeland Street informed La Crosse County Sheriff Department that a car was stranded on weakened ice in the Brice Prairie area Tuesday. A wrecker owner refused to operate on the ice citing dangerous conditions. The caller was advised the department lacks equipment and authority to tow stranded vehicles.
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Art Genow
Copeland
la Crosse County
Biologist Hubley Exits Wisconsin for Fish and Wildlife Unit
Raymond C. Hubley a Wisconsin Conservation Department biologist from La Crosse will start April 1 with the Fish and Wildlife Service regional office in Minneapolis. He will join the river basin studies branch focusing on the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River. his prior Mississippi work covered walleye and sauger tagging creel census catfish movement studies and electro shocking surveys. He and his family reside at 3443 Lake Shore Drive Town of Campbell.
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Raymond C. Hubley
Wisconsin Conservation Department
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Fish and Wildlife Service
Trempealeau
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Hubley
Mississippi
Prescott
Wis
Dubuque
Iowa
Lake Shore Drive
Campbell
Take It Easy Billy Graham Ordered by Doctors
HONOLULU AP Billy Graham has been ordered by doctors to take it easy for a few weeks after being released from a hospital where he was treated for an intestinal inflammation.
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Honolulu
Billy Graham
Food Service Classes Scheduled Here In La Crosse
Food service workers from licensed La Crosse County establishments attended 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. sanitation classes at the State Office Building. Co sponsored by the La Crosse Health Department and the Wisconsin State Board of Health, the program began Tuesday with 28 operators and managers. the evening session was canceled due to weather. Wednesday sessions offer choice of attendance with talks on health, vaccines, bacteriology in the kitchen, and food safety.
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la Crosse State College
Jim Holzhueter
Mike Johnson
Bob Ayers
Tribune
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Sabin
C. K. Higgins
Bernice Messerschmidt
Snow Removal Starts Tonight
La Crosse police announce snow removal will run midnight to 8 a.m. Thursday on specified streets including Vine to Cass Front to 7th, Rose from Hagar to Wall, St. Cloud Caledonia to Copeland, St. James Copeland to Caledonia, Caledonia St. James to Sill, Windsor Avon to Rose, St. Paul Avon to Rose, Clinton Avon to Rose, Logan Caledonia to Charles, Gillette Rose to George, George Clinton to Palace, Hagar Rose to Copeland, Copeland Avenue Hagar to Monitor.
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la Crosse
Vine
Cass
Front
7Th
Rose
Hagar
Wall
St. Cloud
Caledonia
Copeland
St. James
Sill
Windsor
Avon
St. Paul
Clinton
Logan
Charles
Gillette
George
Palacence
Copeland Avenue
Monitor
Polio Oral Vaccine For Out County In La Crosse
Sunday's vaccination drive in La Crosse opens to out county residents. Registration cards are at post offices and groceries. Vaccination runs noon to 6 pm at Logan High Jefferson Emerson Harry Spence Lincoln Junior High. A map will appear later. Vaccines for other polio types on April 21 and June 9. A 25 cent fee may be charged where affordable.
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la Crosse
Logan High
Jefferson
Emerson
Harry Spence
Lincoln
la Crosse Tribune
Plan to Cut Cost of Relief in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's welfare chief Wilbur Schmidt urged passage of a bill to expand Aid to Dependent Children to children of unemployed parents. He said the reform would require work or retraining, reduce reliance on general relief, and would cost $8.8 million yearly with $5.6 million net gain for local governments from federal and state shares. Support came from Milwaukee Racine and Kenosha officials and Gov Reynolds, while Janesville and Stevens Point taxpayers and Monroe County opposed, fearing new costs and freeloaders.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wilbur Schmidt
Public Welfare Committee
State Assembly
Frank Mitchell
Monroe County Welfare Board
Mitchell
Olson Breaks Tie in Stamps Merchanise Bill Vote
Madison Wisconsin Tuesday saw a Senate preliminary approval of a bill to redeem retail trading stamps for merchandise as well as cash. Lt. Gov. Jack Olson cast the deciding vote breaking a 16-16 tie. The measure would allow stamps to be redeemed at stores and redemption centers and limit center merchandise to U S products. Two minor amendments passed while a proposal to bar merchants from franchising stamp handling failed. Senator Gordon Roseleip criticized stamp companies for using town bigs.
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Madison
State Senate
Jack Olson
United States
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
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North Side Department Store
Foxcroft
Coats and Clarks
Columbus
Dawn
Orion
Guggenbuehl
Nekola
Caledonia ST
Charlie
Doan
Boy
Fish Wildlife Unit
K. K. Thiede
State Board of Health Food Personnel Training Institutes
Thiede
C. T. Trevallee
Public Health Sanitarian
W. E. Sherman
State Board of Health Hotel and Restaurant Division
Sherman
Trowel
Tsa Leu
Cee Choice
Gamble
Olson
Armstrong Linoleum
Armstrong
Kicen
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