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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1949

Page

2

Truman Okays Atlantic Pact and Senate Ratification

President Truman returned from Florida and announced he would send the North Atlantic security treaty to the Senate for ratification as soon as possible. He had already approved the text and Secretary of State Acheson’s explanation, and indicated he would wait to see Congress’s response before defining a permanent stance.

Washington Truman Florida Senate State Acheson Eddie Jacobson Kansas Jacobson White House Blair House Ohers Key West Congress

Local Town Officials Election Details Across Several Towns

The notice lists new and incumbent officers across Holland Onalaska Shelby and Washington townships with names for chairman supervisors clerks treasurers assessors constables and peace officers. It includes unopposed races and multi candidate slates with candidates for village posts in Rockland and West Salem.

Henry Heider Vernon Stuhr Holmen Leonard Burrows Shelby R. H. Hoeth Walter Marshall Ed Haas William Howard Carl Schnell Henry Werner Ernest Roesler W. E. Sherman H. ©. Ristow Charles Haas Sidney MacDonalde Edward Schroeder, Jr Albert Roesler Consta Edgie Seiler Franklin Hammes Joe Bendel Walter Greibich Washington Clarence Dunham Ed J. Clements Clarence Hundt Adolph Kneifl Emil Rye Joseph Schumacher Matt Muenzenberger Peter Kneifl Holly E. W. Kastenschmidt George Poehling Bert Morley Carl Wehrs, Jr Oscar S R. P. J. P. Johnson Mike Mcugh Alden Nelson Palmer Hauser Harold Johnson Village of Rockland William Erin Otto Vieth Edwin Schliaver Lenora Larson Ss Udell Griffith Harry Hessel Justice of Peace Village of West Salem Elmer B. May Marvin Miller Floyd Larson B. H. Meyer Melvin Haley Lewis Weingar Elmer Wier Oluf Berg George Berg Evenson Conrad Jostad William D. Labus Fred W. Nuttelman

Poland Eyes Treaty With Russian Zone Germans

Polish ambassador Josef Winiewicz in Washington says Poland intends to seek a treaty with Russian zone Germans soon. He notes Poland remembers German destruction with bitterness but believes efforts should promote friendly neighbors.

Washington Poland Josef Winiewicz

Fire at La Crosse Trailer Corp destroys sand shed

Daily Records notes fires in La Crosse with engine responses. March 18 at 9 55 p m No 2 engine and No 4 quad to Milwaukee and Carr streets report fire in the sand shed of the La Crosse Trailer Corp destroyed. March 19 at 3 20 a m No 4 quad to 710 a ee oere o ver. March 19 at 10 54 a m No 2 engine to 566 Tubereh to 43 Island street fire Joe Gackmaster.

la Crosse Milwaukee Carr Streets la Crosse Trailer Corp Island Street Joe Gackmaster

Veteran reporter Naive marks 30 years at Post-Tribune

The article recalls a 1922 railroad shop men's strike scoop and a bet over a rejected contract. It notes Naive’s music hobby, concert visits to Chicago, a large record collection, and a celebratory Spitfire pub gathering with about 30 newsroom colleagues to toast his three decades at the paper.

Naive Chicago Spitfire Newsroom Post-Tribune

Historical Statistics of the United States 1789 1945 Summary

A notice from Washington announces the forthcoming release of Historical Statistics of the United States covering social and economic development since the federal government began. The work will be placed with the Superintendent of Documents in Washington 25, D.C.

Washington United States Washington 25 D. C Associated Press

Moscow radio broadcasts full North Atlantic treaty text

The Moscow radio aired the treaty word by word in a lengthy broadcast. Reliable informants say it is the first time since the war that Moscow has transmitted the text of a treaty Russia is not a party to.

London Moscow Radio Russia

Feinberg Seeks Board Position in 16th Ward Race

Gordon H. Feinberg announces independent bid for supervisor of the 16th ward in the April 5 election. Former justice of the peace and county deputy sheriff, Feinberg highlights vast public service, business ties at Crosse Auto Supply, and labor relations experience, pledging economical, impartial administration for La Crosse County.

Gordon H Feinberg la Crosse Central School College of Commerce and Trades Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin The Crosse Auto Supply Co., Inc Board of Supervisors

Prospecting Europeans Hunt Scrap Iron Across Abandoned Gold Mines

Two Europeans travel to the Gold Coast to search for scrap iron among thirty mining sites left derelict for six decades. The venture targets valuable salvage opportunities amid long-closed mines and may reflect postwar resource efforts.

Gold

Atlantic pact aims to quickly bind eight to sign

The text notes eight nations will sign the Atlantic treaty on April 4 with four more expected to join later. Bevin of Britain and Schuman of France head foreign ministers arriving around April 1 to explain the treaty. The U S position argues the pact commits the United States to act to halt continental conquest even without a formal war declaration. Senator Donnell argues against moral commitments without congressional approval.

Bevin Britain Schuman France Acheson

Wisconsin official urges toll roads for highway funding

State highway commissioner Knowles pushes toll roads as a financing method and long range plan to improve highway facilities. He argues current revenue from gas tax and fees is insufficient and tolls would fund upgrades while users pay. He warns interstate traffic wears Wisconsin roads but pays little toward costs.

State Highway Commission Knowles Wisconsin Inconsin

Funeral services for Antone A Guillaume

Antone A Guillaume aged 74 of 929 Market street died at home Saturday. He worked 44 years for Segel ke Kohlhaus Co as plant superintendent for 20 years. Survived by wife four daughters Jeanette Falrey Eugenie Catherine Sidonie and three grandchildren. Rosary Monday at Blaschke home. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 am Blaschke and 9 am at St Joseph Cathedral. Burial Catholic cemetery.

Antone A. Guillaume Market Street Segelke-Kohlhaus Co James Jeanette) Falrey la Crosse Eugenie Catherine Sidonie Chicago Blaschke St. Joseph’s Cathedral Msgr Peter Pape

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