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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1949

Page

7

State GOP Club Faces Setback in FEPC Drive

The Young Republican club at the University of Wisconsin failed to get a compulsory fair employment practices law introduced in the legislature as the filing deadline passed. Wisconsin already had a 1945 FEPC division within the industrial commission, whose fate is in doubt amid tensions with the Governor’s Commission on Human Rights over funding and legal consolidation.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Young Republican Club University of Wisconsin Frida FEPC Has Ne Wisconsin Young Gop Club New York Gor Mas E. Dewey Industrial Commission Rennebohm Governor's Commission On Human Rights

Luther Collegians Set Monday Session

Luther college student body meets Monday to decide on proposed ELC Student conference. The conference is set for March 12 with delegates from Evangelical Lutheran church affiliated schools at Concordia College in Moorhead Minnesota.

Decorah Luther College ELC Evangelical Lutheran Church Concordia College Moorehead Minn

Plamadore to Open New Advertising Agency in City

Ray Plamadore announces the opening of a new advertising agency at 414 State Bank Building in La Crosse on March 19. The firm will offer planning production radio programs and announcements newspaper advertising direct mail public relations work promotional campaigns and related services including mimeographing and mailing. Plamadore previously worked with WTCN Minneapolis WMT Cedar Rapids and WKBH La Crosse and has led local business and civic groups.

Crosse 19Th Street State Bank Plamadore WTCN Minneapolis WMT Cedar Rapids la Crosse WKBH Jefferson Advertising Agency la Crosse County Andrew Street Lutheran Hospital Ward Avenue Uth Avenue Ward and Strand 26Th Street Hackberry Gillette Street Onalaska Avenue Burlington la Crosse Telephone Corporation Eighth and Main Streets Market Square Health Department Ways and Means Committee Council of City Wisconsin State Hotel Association

National Guard To Impose New Strength Ceilings

The National Guard Bureau in Washington says strength ceilings will be imposed again in a few weeks. Local enlistments are invited at the National Guard Armory 2219 South Avenue La Crosse with reports possible Monday afternoon or evening or any weekday from 8 a m to 5 p m.

National Guard Bureau Washington National Guard South Avenue la Crosse

Two Illinois Men Dead In Lodge Blaze

The bodies of Edward Long and Clarence Jackson of Havana Illinois were found in the charred ruins of a private lodge 14 miles south of Hayward Wisconsin after a lodge fire on Saturday. Coroner Lester Anderson set an inquest.

Hayward Wis Here Edward Long Clarence Jackson Havana Lester Anderson

Vocational Civic Band Plans Annual Concert Next Sunday

La Crosse Vocational Civic Band announces its annual concert on Sunday March 13 at 815 p m in the Vocational Auditorium. Director Frank Italiano says the Civic choir assists and a nominal price covers essential running costs. Musicians from all communities will participate and auditions for under 21 players will be held at the Vocational school the concert afternoon for judges.

la Crosse

Council and Committees Tackle Wide Agenda This Week

City council and committees plan a busy agenda with bids for fire department equipment and flood lighting, parking and electrical work. Proposals include taxi service expansion, General Pulaski Memorial Day observance, street lighting, water main upgrades, sewers, fluorination studies, and zoning fee amendments.

Common Council Beoe West Avenue Rose Street Cass Street Worth Place Fourth Street Cameron Avenue Judiciary Committee Main Market Streets

Larger Cities Of State Seek Authority To Levy Income Tax

Wisconsin’s major cities push to repeal the Schlabach bill and allow local income taxes under home rule. Milwaukee leads effort with plan to fund civic improvements, facing business opposition over complexity and constitutional validity.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Milwaukee Frank Zeidler

Coast erosion pounds Devon village and sea swallows homes

North Sea coast around Hallsands in Devon loses ground three feet weekly as the sea swallows 40 of 31 houses. Acres of farmland erode with off shore sand banks. A coast protection bill awaits parliament after an $8 million emergency fund is set aside.

Britannia North Sea Hallsands Devon

Britain Moves to Crack Down on Baby Brokers

Britain plans a crackdown on a growing network of child adoptions by intermediaries who match unwanted babies with new families. Officials vow tighter controls to curb illicit profits and safeguard orphans.

Britain

Howard Wood Receives Scout Tribute for Local Troop Service

Howard Wood has long contributed to the local troop aiding younger boys and supporting troop work over many years. The award recognizes his value to the troop and its activities.

Howard Wood Gale Scout Ers Wood

Air Force OCS Expands Path To Commission In La Crosse

The La Crosse area announces an expanded officer candidate school program for mass enlistment into the U S air force as second lieutenants. Candidates with or without military experience undergo a 26 week Lackland course or 13 weeks basic training plus OCS with pay and benefits. Eligibility spans ages 20 26 and two years of college or testing. Full details available at the local recruiting station.

la Crosse U. S. Air Force John F. Sills Sills Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Capt Re Pond U. S. Army South Fourth Street

Wisconsin Sheriffs Hire Madison Lobbyist For Year

The Wisconsin Sheriffs Association retains R. W. Peterson of Madison as legislative lobbyist. Peterson is a Madison lawyer former legislator and ex chairman of the Wisconsin public service commission. Sheriff Donald John of Marinette County is association president.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Sheriffs Association R. W. Peterson Wisconsin Public Service Commission Donald John Marinette County

Red Cross Reports January Case Load at La Crosse Chapter

The La Crosse county American Red Cross home service for January lists 71 active cases. Of these 14 are service members or dependents, 57 veterans or dependents, with 24 assisted on compensation or pension claims and four on family allowances. The report covers 106 interviews, 63 letters, and 13 case reviews, totaling noncash and cash aid including 153.20 in emergency support.

Home Service la Crosse County American Red Cross Red Cross Veterans Administration

Progressives Denounce U.S. Foreign Policy in Wisconsin Conference

The Wisconsin Progressive party state legislative conference denounced U.S. foreign policy as aggressive and near war. It urged renewing Soviet-American relations and condemned the North Atlantic military alliance. Delegates endorsed reforms in state commissions, farm roads, warehouses, repeal of anti-strike and peace acts, higher minimum wages, and a bill to bar Communists from public buildings.

Madison Wis America Wisconsin People’s Progresve Party Edmund Bobrowicz Milwaukee Resolutions Blic Service Commission Seas Lamb

Great Britain Imported Roots From Holland and Flanders Early

The record notes that Great Britain began importing carrots and other edible roots from Holland and Flanders at an early date, indicating an established trade in root vegetables with northern Europe.

Great Britain Holon Flanders

Execution Law May Be Killed

Madison Wisconsin Assemblyman Bern Tremaine seeks a spring 1950 referendum on capital punishment to guide the 1951 legislature. He cites recent Wisconsin murders and urges voter input while noting limited opposition from his acquaintances.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin Ben Tremaine Juneau County Tremaine

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