College Group Presents Harriet at State Teachers College
The State Teachers College play Harriet Beecher Stowe features Ardyt Walker as Harriet with Kenneth Fish and Richard Evans in key roles. The cast includes Merle Jacobson Dorothy Heider and others delivering a faithful Civil War era production directed by Dr. Marie Toland. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p m in the Little Theater. A Columbus firm offers to sell 40 000 paneme type hats monthly.
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Harriet
State Teachers College
Ardyt Walker
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Calvin Stowe
Kenneth Fish
Lyman Beecher
Richard Evans
Ters
Dea
Merle Jacobson
Dorothy Heider
Robert Crumb
Charles Morgan
Ruth
Donald Heistad
Shirley Granke
Eugene Fry
Jean Arnet
Joe Keller
Betts van Liew
Majorie Markgraf
John Thrailkill
Janet Hays
Marie Toland
Little Theater
Wisconsin Revises Youth Labor Rules For Canning Season
MADISON Wisconsin industrial commission announces changes to youth labor during canning. Boys 16 and 17 may work unlimited hours up to 10 weeks with reporting of hours and wages required. Earlier limits of 54 hours per week and nine per day remain, while 14 and 15 year olds face a 24 hour week and eight hour days. Women 18 and over retain existing rules. 18 and under require labor permits. meal and rest terms unchanged.
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Madison
Wis
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Park Sidewalk and Shade Trees Planned by La Crosse Club
The La Crosse Business Men's club will ask the city commission to approve two projects for Copeland park on the north side. A sidewalk from Clinton to St. Cloud streets is proposed and shade trees may be planted along the north side swimming beach. Gage Staats chairs the committee with Paul Marcou and Dr H W Hunt as members. The club also names an entertainment committee for April 1 with Charles Bonneville, Arthur L Christensen and Melvin Knutson.
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la Crosse Business Men's Club
City Commission
Knights Seel
Copeland Park
Gage Staats
Paul Marcou
H. W. Hunt
Clinton
St. Cloud
Charles Bonneville
Arthur L. Christensen
Melvin Knutson
Collision injures two on Fifth Avenue near Main Streets
At 12 14 a m Friday a two car crash at the Eighth and Main streets intersection involved drivers Clara Muenzenberger of 429 Fifth Avenue South and Charles B Lawrence of 805 Fifth Avenue South. Lawrence sustained a bruised knee and was sent to a local hospital. both vehicles suffered front end damage with the Lawrence car hit from the rear of the Muenzenberger vehicle traveling south on Main. Police estimate damage at 150 dollars.
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Clara Muenzenberger
Fifth Avenue
Charles B. Lawrence
Eghth
Main Streets
Lawrence
Main Street
Muenzenberger
Pol
Seek Stolen Vehicle City Tee Pavesans
Superior police report a 1947 grey De Soto sedan stolen in Superior the night of March 13. The car bears Wisconsin license 12-52510 and may have been taken toward La Crosse. a Minnesota plate 433399 is on a blue 1 th sedan with a damaged right rear door.
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City Tee Pavesans
Pine Creek Tavern
la Crescent
Minnesota
Superior
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Charter Night for Cub Scout Pack 15 Planned
Pack 15 will receive its charter at a pot luck dinner on March 23 at Lower French Island School. Bob Cat B. W. Ingli will present the charter and deliver an address at 6 pm. Parents are urged to attend the charter night program.
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Cub Be 15
French Island
Pack Ae Dees
B. W. Ingli
Birthday Greetings for Local Residents Messy OCR
Readable fragments note birthdays for Lillian Kinwitter Larry Wilferd Redenberg Verne Nutiemen and George Senten in towns Mindoro West Belem Liberty Street. Dated notices appear as a community birthday list with mixed spellings and partial addresses.
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Lillian Kinwitter
Adame Street
Larry Wilferd Redenberg
Mindoro
Wie
West Belem
Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago wheat and corn bids show nominal values with March close at 2.41 1/2 for May, soybeans around 3.58 open, cattle prices steady at Milwaukee with steers and yearlings $18.00-$27.00, calves $1500-$2600, dairy bred heifers $1600-$2000, Chicago produce notes fowl weak with unchanged prices and butter down several cents per pound.
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Chicago
Leigh
Chase
Waite
BO Dee
Close
Milwaukee
UBDA
Drunken driving fines and traffic violations in La Crosse court
In La Crosse Daily Records Police Court notes, multiple defendants face fines for drunkenness, arterial violations, overloaded vehicles, and related offenses. Names include Leland L. Graham, John G. Ness, Robert Walewski, Arnold E Bolstad, Sirenes L. McAnaney, William Ray Withee, Sperta, and Cecelia Colson. Real estate transfers list several property moves in the area. A burned boiler entry appears under public notices.
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Sirenes L. McAnaney
Market Street
Iliam Ray Withee
Siete Street
Orde
la Crosse
Orlando C
Ruth Burke
Edward C. Davidson
Sunshine Gardene
Bhelby
Thelms Scheitrach
Owen L. Svendby
15Th
le Crosse Streets
Poultry and Boas Hours Change By Swift A Co
A note from Swift A Co announces subject hours 8 a m to 5 p m with no notice except Sunday. The change takes effect March 19 1948 and affects stock averages and DP purchases by La Creme.
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Swift A Ce
Central Drama Group Schedules Radio Plays
The Central high school Harlequins drama club plans a semester of radio based activities under Miss Catherine Brody. April features monologues dialects and impersonations with continued radio work in May. A June party concludes the term. Don Athnos chairs the committee with Chuck Huber and Bob Ward assisting.
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Central High School
Harlequins
Catherine Brody
Don Athnos
Chuck Huber
Bob Ward
Rosenhoover Waives Preliminary Hearing In Book Making Charge
Hillery S. Rosenhoover 54 of Fort Atkinson waived a preliminary hearing on a book making charge in Madison. He was ordered to stand trial April 13 after a hotel raid March 5 that also saw four other men charged. those defendants pleaded no contest and were fined.
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Madison
Wis
Hillery S. Rosenhoover
Fort Atkinson
Rosenhoover
Air Reserves Meet La Crosse Reservists Change Venue
La Crosse air force reservists will meet at 8 p m on March 25 in the Pilot room of the Hotel Stoddard instead of the Armory hall. Sgt Arthur Vandrey said the Armory was unavailable so the location was moved to the hotel.
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la Crosse
Weather Record Forecast for Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin
Partly cloudy and cooler weather with diminishing clouds and turning colder tonight. Minnesota and Iowa regions expect cooler conditions and near freezing points. Northward shipments and forecast shifts noted with 180 miles of La Crosse project movement and 34 hour timing for shipments to the north.
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Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
South End
Rain Slows Deer Yard Survey in Wisconsin
A heavy snow and rain slowed Wisconsin deer yard surveys. Three townes victims of starvation were found in one area. Larry Whiffen reported poor browse at the Spider Lake yard Ashland county and fair conditions at Brush Lake yard.
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Hayward
Wis
Wisconsin
Larry Whiffen
Milwaukee
Deer Committee
State Conservation Congress
Ashland
Sawyer
Spider Lake
Brush Lake
Risberg
Whiffen
Douglas
Bayfield Counties
Jive Hive Center Carnival Features Amateur Show
The Jive Hive center carnival includes a 30 minute amateur show with two performances at 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. A pantomime The Mad Doctor is performed by Robert Lang and others. Burlesque dance, songs by Sally Anderson Pat Briggs and Philip Kolbo, prizes, refreshments, and a dance follow the second show.
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Center
Robert Lang
Lois Casperson
Carol Lokken
Gloria Schaefer
Square Dance Class At Longfellow This Saturday Night
The second to last square dancing program of the season will be held at Longfellow with an orchestra playing old time and modern tunes. Virginia Congreve will teach dances such as the Rye Waltz Schottische and Virginia Reel to those new to the steps. Open to anyone above high school age as part of the city recreation department event.
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Longfellow
Virginia Congreve
City Recreation Department
Spivakovsky Solo Set for 1948 Season Radio Preview
Spivakovsky, violinist, appears as a coming attraction for the 1948 49 season of the La Crosse Community Concert Association. He will perform with the Springfield Mass symphony orchestra on the Orchestras of Nations program via radio at 2 PM Saturday over WKBH and solo in Mendelssohn Violin Concerto.
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la Crosse
War Dead On Way
The army transport Walter Schwenk is due to dock in Oakland California Monday with 3295 American war dead returned from the Pacific. Most of the dead are listed as from Japan and the army said this batch comes home in the wake of earlier returns.
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Oakland
Calif
Walter Schwenk
Pacific
Saipan
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Federal Works Agency
Bureau of Community Facilities
George Senten
Liberty Et Reet
New York
Curb General Poods Shei Union
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Scott Paper
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Leland L. Graham
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Ed McDonald
H. O. Taylor
Cecelia Colson
Pennimere
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Weather Record
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Duracileaner
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Pearl St
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Spefdometer
Main
St. Laws
Onalaska
Black River Falls
Marg Fox Farm
Guaerantord Modern Exterminator Co
Maina
Sparta
EL. Kloss
Jackson
Dan Jerome
West la Crosse
LeRoy Fairbanks
McCormicks
Skyways
Caledonia
Singer
South St
A. E. Kennedy
Moore St
Exyrt Craftsmen
Washburn’'S
Dara Cleaners
Connie
Louise Athnos
Sondars and
Socal Doerflingers Fuller Brush CO
Wall ST
J. Spercer
Elizabeth Griffith
la Crosse Gt
Tribune
Jive
Low Motor Co
Ames
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THE
Andrew Jergens CO
J. Johnson
Gasoline Alley
Badger
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
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Lid
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Vetpran
West Avenue
G.I
Rush
Industrial Training Institute
K-800
Tribune Auction School
Pfister Auction School
City - Iron and Auto Wrecking CO
Vine St
Carburetor & Electric CO
Jay ST. PH
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Larson
Tire Service
Jacobson
International KB
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Wm. Dowd
Krause
G. Hanson
Wm. Emery
Dresbach
Minn
Studebaker
Ss. m
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Hudson
Chrysler
Dahl Motors
Justinder's Food Store
West Ave
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Meanie
Centre
South Water 8. T
Radatz Chop House
No. 3Rd St
New Eat
Arco Distributing, Inc
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K. C. Paulson
St. Paul
Vacolite. & Nation Nown Aid Company
St. Madison
Crosse
Sargent
REO
REO Truck
Vine
Wlad
T. James
Plymouth
John
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Dahl
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Commodore
Motor Truck and Implement CO
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