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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1948

Page

4

Youth Center Plans Carnival at Logan Gym

The Jive Hive carnival will be held Saturday from 7 30 to 11 30 p m at Logan gym under the city recreation department. Attractions include a house of horrors fortune teller rides and penny arcade with dancing after 9 p m. Local merchants donated prizes for booths and refreshments will be sold.

Logan Gym City Recreation Department Jean Richmond Edyth Brown Betty Asmus Arlene Knight Rachel Gutzrke Berg’s Pharmacy Cal-Logan Cafe Coughlin’s Grocery Gamble’s Hardware Guggenbuehl's Dry la Crosse Laundry Lougan's Grocery Manke Hardware Milly's Beauty Shop Modern Laundry Nelson's Clothing Osborne’s Terp’s Wakeen'’s Wienke’s

Gender differences in birth rates and death causes in early life

New York report from the Women's Division of the Institute of Life Insurance notes boys predominate at birth but higher male mortality reduces their numbers. It highlights three exceptions cancer diabetes and childbirth related deaths. The piece also cites declining maternal deaths since 1930 and that childbirth now causes fewer deaths than accidents overall. It mentions life expectancy estimates and differences in nonwhite populations.

New York Institute of Life Insurance United States U. S

U S Faces Oil Reserve Shortfall and Drilling Challenge

A Washington report warns the United States will likely run short of domestic oil by 1954 as daily consumption nears 7 million barrels while known reserves total about 22 billion barrels. Experts say expanding output requires steel, funding, and costly deep drilling with offshore opportunities offering the best hope for new finds.

Washington United States W. C. Schroeder Office of Synthetic Liquid Fuels Bureau of Mines of Ae Max W. Ball Oil and Gas Division Schroeder Pacific Gulf Ball

Probating Will and Hearing on Heirs in La Crosse

Legal notices report probate actions for Katherine Riehl and Pauline Dixon in La Crosse County with hearings set for April 6 1948 and June dates. Creditors must file claims by June as the court finalizes estates and inventories inheritance tax. A special election in Holmen on April 6 1948 votes on Waterworks bonds and related financing.

Wisconsin Katherine Bieh Katherine Riehl City of la Crosse la Crosse County Mouser R. V. Ahlstrom Ruediger & Joanie State of Wisconsin Pauline Dixon Dey Pfland Pfennig Pauline Dixnen la Crosses Court House le Crosse Said County R. V. Amlstrom Hale Skemp & Niftsch State Bank Emma E. Stokes Mildred F. Daniell Steele, May & Toepel

Holmen Village proposes waterworks bond issue and polls

A public vote on April 6 1968 will decide bonding for a waterworks plant including a well, pumping station storage tank and distribution system with up to 46000 in waterworks bonds plus 11000 in assessments and 14000 in general obligation bonds to be funded from general funds polling place is Village Hall and polls open 9 00 am to 7 00 pm Arnold M Casberg Village Clerk

Holmen la Crosse County Wisconsin Moimen la Crosse Arnold M. Casberg

Juniata Students Auction Absence Certificates for Fund Drive

Juniata College students conducted a campus fund raising stunt selling faculty approved absence certificates to the highest bidders. Each certificate entitled the bearer to miss one class without risking official reprisal, showcasing a playful campus auction as part of the drive.

Huntingdon Juniata College Udent

Wallace Calls Congress to Quell War Hysteria

Henry A. Wallace urged congressional leaders to quell war hysteria he accused the Truman administration of fanning to aid reelection. The third party candidate released public telegrams sent to congressional committees urging calm and sanity for the people.

New York Henry A. Wallace Congress Truman Asey

Ice blamed for street crash on Fifth and Cass

Ice on Fifth avenue and Cass street caused a collision between Elmer H. Kannenberg and Edward C. Poma, both northbound. Kannenberg stopped to yield, and Poma, sliding on ice, rear collided with Kannenberg's car. No injuries reported. Damage estimated at $401 and $50. Turkey has an area of about 300000 square miles.

Fifth Avenue Cass Street Elmer H. Kannenberg South Eighth Street Edward C. Poma South Ninth Street Kannenberg Boma Polic Turkey

Gauper Leads In City Chess Tourney Finals

The final play-off of the 1948 all city chess tourney began with Gauper winning both his games against Piesche while Albitz and Fritsvold split their results. Two weeks remain with next week decisive for some players and a National league lead in the consolation match planned to resume after Holy Week delays.

Hugh Gauper Joseph Piesche James Albitz John Fritsvold Jo Piesche

Swedenborg Turns From Science To Deep Religious Study

The text notes Emanuel Swedenborg, between ages 48 and 52, shifting from science to religion during travels in southern Europe. It cites his Catholic observations, visits to Italian cities, visions of angels, and his resignation from the Board of Mines to study the Bible, with a life pension granted.

Emanuel Swedenborg Europe Sweden France Lyons Turin Italy Trump Swedenborg Leghorn Pisa Milan Florence Rome Jesus Board of Mines

MacArthur Candidate Draws Australian Media Attention

Australian papers publish extensive coverage as Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s possible presidential bid becomes a topic alongside Chifley and Evatt. Sydney outlets note his dramatic entry into politics, while editorials weigh how U S policy under a new president could shape world affairs.

Canberra Australia J. B. Chifley Douglas MacArthur MacArthur United States Chifley Gen. MacArthur Japan H. V. Evatt Henry Wallace Sydney Daily Telegraph America Sydney Morning Herald Southwest Pacific Aus

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