Not Candidates For Positions In La Crosse County Eyes
Eight incumbents among fifteen supervisors from 11 townships and four villages face no opposition in the April 5 election survey by The La Crosse Tribune. Contests arise for town chairmen or village supervisors in five cases with two candidates seeking Moran’s Bangor town seat and two for Schomberg’s Bangor town chair. Opposition also noted for Jolivette Campbell first supervisor, Lewis Hamilton first supervisor, Udell Rockland village, and Hoeth Shelby town member.
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la Crosse
William Schomberg
J. H. Moran
West Salem
Harry D. Johnson
Washington
Clarence Dunham
Henry Jolivette
Campbell
A. R. Lewis
Hamilton
Spencer Udell
Rockland
R. H. Hoeth
Shelby
Moran
Schomberg
Bangor
Bangor Township
F J. Schroeder
Levi Cavadini
Spencer Nelson
R. H. Schroeder
D. F. Schroeder
Louis Hienze
A. R. Aichele
Fred Zable
Ervin Hansen
B. A. Knudtson
Lawrence Schroeder
Ray Wehrenberg
Paul Lashman
Town of
Barre
Adolph Stelloh
Elder Meyers
Bernie Nehles
Hayward Rodes
Walter Sprain
Edgar Rodes
Otto Miller
Wilbert Miller
Theodore Hember
Leverne Rodenberg
William Hammes
Burns
Ray Parmenter
Dave Elliott
Marshall Young
Floyd Jones
Sidney F. Jones
Streeton
Elmer Hember
Henry Kastenschmidt
Ernest Jensen
Wayne Hoover
Alfred Schroeder
Harry Schwalbe
Suisor
Carl Hauge
Henet Fle
Suv
Joseph Johns
John Welker
Edgar Wuensch
Louis Pa
Clarence
Hoff Seeks La Crosse Mayor Post Amid Civic Service Ties
Olaf N. Hoff of 319 South 24th Street announces candidacy for La Crosse mayor in the April 5 election. He cites long public service including Jaycee leadership, USO work, Salvation Army advisory role, Red Cross, Boy Scouts, and local civic groups, plus a banking and merchandising career and two children with Florence Mader.
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Olaf N
Ole) Hoff
South 24Th Street
Hoff
la Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
la Crosse
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Arthur Hoff
Redlands College
USO
National Catholic Community Service
Ymca Red Triangle Club
The
American Red Cross
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Curling Club
Chamber of Commerce
Concordia Aid Society
Florence Mader
Olaf N. Hoff
CityElection Heats Up As 60 Nomination Papers Filed
Eighteen more candidates joined the April 5 race by noon Saturday bringing total filings to 60. The list includes seven for alderman five for supervisor and four for justice of the peace. Names and addresses span wards across the city with candidates like Kenneth Niedbalski Walter Gunderlock John Berg er James Durland Warren Smith Harry Kubiak Peter warz Nic Hengel Ber Zahn Otto Briggs James Stemberg Melvin Gilberg Robert E Jbanis Dale Waterman Robert Smyth N George De Dakis. The filing deadline is 5 p m today.
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Olaf N
Ole) Hoff
Can ‘Feremayor
Richard Becker
P. Ruediger
North Street
Rene
Nic J. Hengel
Mississippi Street
Ber- Zahn
Barlow Street
Otto Briggs
Loomis Street
James B. Stemberg
North Ninth Street
Melvin J. Gilberg
Kane Street
Robert E. Jbanis
Fifth Avenue South
Dale G. Waterman
Farwell Street
Robert D. Smyth
Winnebago Street
Seventh Ward
N. George de Dakis
Madison Street
East Germany Aligns With Soviets Amid Constitutional Move
Soviet zone leaders approve a constitution for 20 million Germans in East Germany and East Berlin as a rival to Bonn, with a 2,000-man congress to ratify. Western Berlin faced currency tensions as Western powers prepare to declare a new legal currency in the blockaded sector.
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Berlin
Germany
Bonn
United States
Britasn
Local Weather Summary for Sunday
Mostly cloudy and warmer conditions expected Sunday with a high of 42 degrees. Light winds and a slight chance of stray showers in the afternoon are possible across the region.
Blind Gary reporter marks 30 years at Post-Tribune
A feature on Allen T Naive a 54 year old blind reporter for the Gary Post-Tribune celebrating three decades at the paper. He works by Braille slate uses a Braille deck for poker and lives in a YMCA room. He emphasizes not sympathy but capability and humor in facing blindness.
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Chicago
Post-Tribune
Gary
Allen T. Naive
Naive
YMCA
International Harvester Slashes Refrigerator Prices
International Harvester announced price reductions averaging 8.3 percent on its household refrigerators in Chicago on Saturday.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Atlantic alliance to draft common strategic plan against Russia
Washington officials reveal NATO members will form a defense committee to create a common strategic plan. The plan would coordinate military strength across Europe from Italy to Norway and set prearranged locations and timing for deploying West forces. Officials see Russia as the only nonmember able to wage a major conflict and hope the pact strengthens peace prospects and Western power.
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Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
Atlantic Council
State Department
Europe
United States
Italy
Norway
Oak Ridge Opens Gates in Atomic Energy Celebration
Oak Ridge Tennessee marked a historic moment as a symbolic ribbon burned by atomic power opened the city gates after a display that linked the uranium pile to the first atomic-generated electricity transmitted by wire. About 40 000 people entered the city while guards redirected traffic to new security perimeters around the uranium plants built in 1942 43 at a cost near one billion dollars.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Center
C. T. Vette
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Joint Congresogy
On Atomic Energy
Madison Triumphs Over La Crosse In State Rec Finals
The Madison basketball team defeated La Crosse AFL 44 to 40 in the finals of the state recreation tournament held in Two Rivers Wisconsin on Saturday night.
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Two Rivers
Wis
la Crosse
Madison
Knowles proposals toll highway system for Wisconsin
Sen Warren P Knowles introduces a bill to create a state toll road authority with a 100 000 car to study toll roads for Wisconsin He favors a western toll road rebuilding US 12 to link St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago and an eastern toll line to connect Milwaukee with the Vox river valley but warns state credit limits may require revenue bonds The plan aims to address wartime neglect rising traffic and aging trunk highways with a study for 1951 action by the legislature.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Les
GOP
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Way of
Chicago-Milwaukee
State
Toll Road Authority
Grass Roots Balloting In France Faces East West Clash
In Paris Sunday 1 508 local posts are up for grabs as six parties contest unpaid councilor roles. Five groups back the United States line while the Communists side with Russia in a high stakes East West struggle shaping views on NATO the Marshall Plan and unity in Europe. The polemic paints opponents as the American party and accuses the Communists of acting as a fifth column for Moscow.
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Paris
France
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Hoeschler backs Market Square multi decked parking plan
Jake Hoeschler of 303 North 23rd street urges a proposed multi decked parking structure on La Crosse Market Square with a referendum set for April 5 on retaining parking meters. He argues the open sided concrete building would maximize downtown parking and be economical to build and maintain amid expected 50 percent more cars in five years.
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Jake Hoeschler
North 23Rd Street
Market Square
Hoeschler
Wisconsin
la Crosse
On 100th Birthday He Is Late To Office
Milwaukee man John J. Suhm, aged 100, arrived an hour late to the dairy chemical firm where four of his six sons work after a birthday open house hosted by a son. He planned to return Monday to work.
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Milwaukee
John J. Suhm
Roosevelt Jr Faces Tough Path In First Bid For Congress
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr the 35 year old attorney and son of the late president enters his first bid for public office seeking Sol Bloom’s 20th district seat in Manhattan He has union and Liberal party backing but faces Tammany Hall resistance in a heavily Democratic district where Bloom served 26 years and Roosevelt would be the first son of the late president to run for office.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Sol Bloom
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
26Th
116Th Streets
Bloom
Soviet Delegation Anxiously Expected at UN Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky and top aide Andrei Gromyko are anticipated to lead Moscow's push against the North Atlantic treaty at the UN assembly opening April 5 at Flushing Meadows. Paris 1949 veteran Vishinsky may attend from Moscow with Gromyko, while Western officials including Schuman Bevin and McNeil are also slated to attend.
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Paris
V. M. Molotov
Vishinsky
North Africa
Mediterranean
Gromyko
Robert Schuman
Ernest Bevin
Britain
United States
Hector McNeil
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Coast pair acquitted in playboy husband murder
Betty Ferreri and Charles Fauci were found not guilty after a six week trial in Los Angeles. Jurors cited reasonable doubt over whether Ferreri acted in self defense after alleged abuse and infidelity claims. Allan Adron pleaded guilty to the killing as the alleged fall guy.
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Los Angeles
Betty Ferreri
Charles Fauci
Fauci
Ferreri
Jerome A
Allan Adron
Raggio
George Laday, Sr
Agriculture Dept surveys planting outlook for year
The Agriculture Department expects record total crop production this year with large acreages of cotton wheat and corn as government supports adjust. Weather moisture and improved machinery fuel expansion while foreign demand eases, total plantings may approach 365 million acres.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
Isle Woman Killed in Pettibone Island Crash
Mrs. Ethel Traff, 35, of Pettibone Island, died at 10 11 p m Saturday after being thrown from her husband Alvin Traff s car during a three vehicle collision on U S Highway 16 near Pettibone Island Police said Alvin Traff 30 and his four year old daughter Gloria Dawn were returning from La Crosse Francis Klees 30 Brownsville Minn and truck driver Glenn Van Brunt 35 Durand Wis escaped injury The Traff car did not overturn and the rear end of a Gateway van was struck by the westbound Klees auto
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Ethel Traff
South Pettibone Island
U. S. Highway 16
Pettibone Island
Alvin Traff
Gloria Dawn
la Crosse
Traff
Gateway City Transfer Co
Francis Klees
Brownsville
Minn
Klees
Glenn van Brunt
Durand
Wis
Girl's Bike Sold Quickly in Tribune Classified Ad
Mrs. Espenes of 1928 Jackson St reports selling a GIRL'S BIKE for 1000 dollars just 10 minutes after the paper hit the streets. The ad lists 3211-w or 1928 Jackson as the contact address. Classifieds promised broad reach and proven results for selling unused items.
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The
Tribune
Jackson
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