Schulze Named Regional Aide for Zor Shrine in Wisconsin
Norman E. Schulze of Crosse was named personal representative of the potentate for Zor Shrine in this district. He will serve as a regional aide alongside 50 chief ambassadors and more than 300 ambassadors statewide, with many others named in Baraboo, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Madison and additional towns.
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Madison
Wis
Norman E. Schulze
Crosse
Zor Shrine
Fred W.eee
Fort Atkinson
Potente
Schulze
Anhim
Ono
Lyle T. DeLand
Baraboo
Fred Kiusendorf
Barneveld
Merie L. Claflin
Barron
Clifford M. Teachert
Beaver
Double wartime food output and emigration rise in Britain
During World War II Britain more than doubled its production of wheat barley and potatoes. More than 100000 emigrants left Britain for other countries last year.
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Britain
Davis fails to fund forestry lab increase in Congress
Rep Glen R Davis sought 250000 more for the Madison Wisconsin forestry laboratory, raising the year starting July 1 to 1250000 dollars. The amendment was rejected on a standing vote as Cannon and Dirksen opposed, while Horan and Mack supported the increase citing limited results.
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Washington
Glen R. Davis
R-Wis
Madison, Wis
Forest Laboratory
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
D-Mo
Dirksen
R-Ill
Davis
Horan
Mack
Appropriations Committee
House
Central High Sets May 1 for Annual Spring Prom
The Central high school junior class selects May 1 for the annual spring prom with theme Over the Rainbow. Charlie Russell's orchestra will provide music and a temporary junior committee led by homeroom chairmen attends to immediate business.
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Central High School
Charlie Russell
Rosemary Selma
Donna Slavens
Marilyn Rick
Ray Keeler
Larry Hunter
Ronnie Witt
Bob Marck
Corrine Frey
Larry Nutter
Bob Athnos
Last In Y Movie Series Saturday At YMCA
The final installment in a YMCA film series plays Saturday at 11 a m. A mix of comedies cartoons and a colored Canadian canoe trip feature will be shown as a preview for a La Crosse Y sponsored trip planned for August 21 to 28.
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YMCA
la Crosse Y
Carroll Choirs Concert in City Sunday
The Carroll College a cappella choir under First Presbyterian sponsorship performs a sacred concert at Rivoli theater starting 10:30 a.m. directed by Prof. William F Kugel with soloists Mary Jean Graney Donna Mae Dettinger Mrs Jean Witzig Davies and Richard Hill. The program includes four groups with works by Lahmer Byrd Glinke Rachmaninoff and Lutkin and travels to La Crosse from Galesville with stops in Oshkosh Green Bay Oconto Weyauwega Merrill Wausau Eau Claire and Reedsburg. Local public notices announce real estate sale and estate hearings in La Crosse County Wisconsin in 1948.
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Carroll College
Rivoli Theater
First Presbyterian Church
William F. Kugel
Mary Jean Graney
Lancaster
Donna Mae Dettinger
Wausau
Jean Witzig Davies
Waukesha
Richard Hill
Peoria
Carroll
Revel Lahmer
God
Lahmer
William Byrd
Joseph Schuetky
Peter C. Lutkin
la Crosse
Galesville
Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Oconto
Weyauwega
Merrill, Wausau
Eau Claire
Reedsburg
Notices to Creditors and Hearings in La Crosse Estates
Public notices in La Crosse County Wisconsin list creditor claims for the estate of Amelia M Saenger due by June 21 1948 with a June 22 1948 court hearing. Additional hearings involve the Mary E Sawyer and Aaron H Davis trusts and the Maria Fitzgibbon and William Dwyer estates with final settlements and inheritance tax determinations set for early April 1948.
Rural Traffic Deaths Rise Faster Than Urban
Wisconsin safety officials report rural traffic fatalities outpace urban deaths. Of 780 total deaths last year 547 were rural and 233 urban. in 1946 497 rural and 226 urban. Urges slower speeds after sundown and dimmed lights, cautious passing, safe following distances, and strict stop sign rules. Pedestrians in rural areas should walk facing traffic and carry a flashlight at night. Buy Savings Bonds.
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Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Badger
Notice of Hearing on Estate of Janet Gleason Deceased
Notice of hearing to appoint James Hart administrator of Janet Gleason's estate in La Crosse Wisconsin. Creditors must file claims by June 14 1948 for processing at the county court with a June 15 1948 examination date. Dated March 3 1948. Crosby Schneider & Esch attorneys.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
John L. Koula
la Crosse
John Arnison
City of
State of
William Kreibich
Joseph Kreibich
City of la Crosse
R. V. Ahlstrom
Hale, Skemp & Nietsch
State Bank Bldg
Amelia M. Saenger
Edwin H. Saenger
Carrol J. Weigel
Rivoli Bidg. la Crosse
Mary E. Sawyer
First Wisconsin Trust Company
J. C. Bunge
County of la Crosse
Aaron H Davis
la Crosse Trust Company
Aaron FM. Davis
Maria Fitzgibbon
R. D. Johns
Maria Pittgibbon
Johns
Rorapf & Coleman
State of Wisconsin
William Dever
Edwin J. Dwyer
William Dwyer
Lees & Bunge
Janet Gleason
James Hart
Said
Crosby
Schneider & Esch
Security Bank Ridg
Approve Live Music For Television
New York reports a three year agreement between the American Federation of Musicians and radio networks allowing live music on television. The deal ends a three year ban led by AFM president James C Petrillo and avoids a walkout when the old contract expires March 31.
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New York
American Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
AFM
Naval ROTC Midshipmen Set for Pacific Cruises
About 3,555 naval ROTC midshipmen will cruise Pacific ports this summer to train for commissions in the navy and marine corps. They will gather in San Francisco around June 23 and sail to various Pacific ports. The group includes 3,235 students aiming for regular commissions and 320 training for naval reserve commissions, with Wisconsin ROTC units at Marquette Milwaukee and the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Jg) M. R. Waldon
Naval Reserve Office
Naval Reserve
San Francisco
Pacific
Wisconsin
Innocent landlord cleared in rent control case in Chicago
Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan ruled landlord Andrew G. Schneider did not violate rent control by accepting 275 dollars from tenant Theresa Cahill for alterations. Schneider testified Cahill paid 275 of a 350 dollar note. work cost 400 dollars. Judge Sullivan said the case should never have been in court. Additionally, a note on early Texas horses is included.
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Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
Andrew G. Schneider
Schneider
Theresa Cahill
Sullivan
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