Dairyland Arbitration Board Chosen in Wage Dispute
Dairyland Power Co and Local No. 953 IBEW select a three member arbitration panel in La Crosse to hear wage issues after 21 settled items. Arbitrators C E Bostwick B W Fleming and Frederick Motz will hear closing arguments and issue a final binding decision, with Wednesday April 3 the tentative hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyland Power Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
APL
la Crosse
Court House
Henry C. Rule
Madison
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Norris Maloney
Sherman Preston
Eat Claire
C. E. Bostwick
Fond du Lac
B. W. Fleming
Fréderick Motz
Milwaukee
Dairyland
Missing Papers File Sheds Light on Congressmen Ties
Washington The House of American Activities Committee seeks a missing file said to list congressmen with past dealings with a group now labeled subversive. Former FBI agent Mathew Cyelic claimed to have seen it. committee records do not show transfer. The file involved the American Slav Congress, cited as subversive in 1948, linked to Communist influence in western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl K. Bauman
Washington
House of American Activities Committee
Wood
Mathew Cyelic
FBI
Esilier
Cretic
Cambria County
Hep. Kearney
R-Ny
Cvetie
Widehy
Fomr
Cuan Resemens
Ecurmmulus
Ovete
Missing La Crosag man reported by wife
Local 37 year old man Ellis Nimocks of 515 Charles street has been missing since March 27 after leaving work at Alls Chalmers Co riveter. Wife Mrs Nimocks reported his absence and described him as six feet two inches tall, 185 pounds with brown shoes and a brown overcoat. He was last seen after failing to pick up a paycheck last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polis
la Crosag
Ellis Nimmocks
Charles Street
Alls~ Chalmers Co. Riveter
Pokier Re
Porig
Teporis
Weather Update for La Crosse and Vicinity
Forecaster reports cloudy, warmer conditions with light rain beginning late tonight. Sunday brings overcast skies and chances of rain. Low around 47, high near 48.
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la Crosse
Vicini
Woman At McGregor Reaches 101st Birthday Milestone
Mrs. Mary Riley Moody of McGregor Iowa celebrated her 101st birthday. The Civil War widow, born March 25, 1849 in Canada, lives on Moody Ridge with her son Riley. An open house featured a cake from Erickson Bakery La Crosse and well wishers from near and far. She remains active, climbs stairs daily, and recalls vivid Civil War memories including meeting Jesse James.
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Tribune Easterz
Mary Riley Moody
McGregorra
Clayton County
Mcgregor
Mary Riley Iondy
McGregor Area
Mrs. Moody
Mollie Moody
Sgt
Maple Moody
Meveleg
Dixieland
Disney
Erickson Bakery
la Crosse
MS. Moody
Riley
Grough
St. Mary 'S Catholic Church
Canada
la Crosse Tribune
Moody
Ruey
Moodys
Lindsey
Victoria County
Patrick Riley
Anna Brady
Praine
Lincoln
Jesse James
James
Lesso James
Moody Ridge
Census Takers Face Mixed Welcome Across Neighborhoods
New York census crews prepare for house to house calls on April 1 amid uncertain public reception. Jack Seremna predicts some residents will be wary or refuse entry while others may welcome the census workers in their homes, with varied responses noted by crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack P. Seremna
Chile
Felciag
Alexse
Minn Thers
Bobs
Ree
Expect Water Expert In City Early Monday
The board of public works announced that a representative of Wallace and Tiernan, the chlorination equipment firm, will be in Ta Crosse Monday morning to advise on immediate chlorination. Willard J. Bell or another responsible representative will be sent. The board may use standby equipment to handle the situation until newer gear arrives. The health board urged urgent chlorination after unsafe samples. Dr. Garland Weidner reported presumptive intestinal bacteria in one sample at No. 5 Live station, indicating contamination being flushed from the water system. Daily samples will continue, with officials kept advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Wallace
Ernan
Ta Crosse
Willard J. Bell
Carmon Council
Sid
Board of Health
Garland Weidner
Weidner
Ely Plan Commission
Wallace and Tiernan
WP. Roeilig
Uralrtie Iilitier Ecoitunittes
Compromise Price Support Bill Sent To White House
President Truman is expected to sign a compromised price supports bill sent to the White House after Senate passage 38 to 3 and House approval. The measure tightens potato supports while keeping peanuts and cotton under a purchase and loan program to stabilize prices. Agriculture officials gain authority to move surplus potatoes and enforce marketing orders for 1950 crop and beyond.
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White House
Edwin B. Uarkinson
Washington
Truman
Senate
Tromian
House
Cans
Dorneil
Kem
Missisouri
Milikin
Catrada
Bran Jan
Congress
Labor Party Founder Dies Lusk Spearheaded Rise
London announces the death of Harold J Laski a chief spokesman for British socialism and founder of the Labor Party at age 56 after bronchitis and influenza. He chaired the party 1946 46 leading to a large government victory and was famed in the United States as a lecturer and prolific writer on socialism and Anglo Russian solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold J Woshi
Labor Party
Fheumonio
Alice TG
Laski
United States
Nis Ofpousal
Eisenhower to testify before Senate committee on disarmament
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, president of Columbia University, will testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee midweek about his New York speech on disarmament. An army spokesman said the statement outlined U S disarmament without detail and that Johnson praised Eisenhower for shaping defense budget figures with the Joint Chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washligton
Bwight
D. Eisenhower
Senate
United States
Army
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Committee
Columbia University
New York
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of State
Joint Chiefs
Satvicon
Air Force Woman Found Dead at Hamilton Field
Miss Fairy E Decker of York Pennsylvania, 43, a clerk typist at the Provost Marshal office, was found dead Saturday beside a barrier at Hamilton Field. Air Force investigators said she had been strangled, with her body torn and disarrayed. Acquaintances described her as youngish looking and active in Sunday school at the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waft
San Rafael
Cali
Walt
Air Force
Hamilton Field
Air Fove
Fairy E. Decker
York
Dee
Thomay
Preston
Air Force Ivestigators
FEI
Dynamite Truck Explosion Kills Two in Tennessee
A truck loaded with 19 tons of dynamite caught fire and exploded on a highway 20 miles northwest of Nashville. Two men were killed and about 15 injured as debris and the blast rocked the area for miles. The Hercules Powers company truck halted on US Highway 41 A near Clarksville after the fire started. one victim was identified as John L. O'Guin, 83, a Nashville insurance man. the other man remained unnamed. The driver, Lloyd L. Brantley, 30, of McCalla, Alabama, escaped, helping evacuate motorists before the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coarsity
Satbubt
Nashville
Tenn
Here
mid-Tennessee
Hercules Powers Company
Bessemer
Ala
Clarkeville
John L. O'Guin
Lioyd L. Brantley
McCalla
Signet
Minis
Brantley
Wso
Berry Field
Scrap Near Settlement Between County Board and Sheriff Pivonka
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin a dispute between Sheriff John Pivonka and the Door County board nears settlement after a Friday meeting with state detention investigator M. A. Shaft. For weeks Pivonka has moved prisoners to Green Bay claiming the county work house was inadequate and lacking surveillance. Efforts to remove Pivonka have intensified with Gov. Reenebohin noted as a target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon
Wis
John Pivonka
Door County Board
Commissioner To Give Decision In Oil Case
Court Commissioner Oto M. Schlabach will issue a decision at 2p.m. Tuesday in the matter of the state of Wisconsin ex rel state department of agriculture versus Wilkinson Fuel Oil Corp and the Home Oil Co. Plaintiffs seek a temporary injunction or show cause why defendants should not be enjoined from advertising to save five cents per gallon. Affidavits from Laval dealers claim irreparable damage from false advertising. Defendants deny altering prices and contend the ads claiming five cent savings are untrue. The complaint cites deceptive advertising under Wisconsin law.
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Oto M. Schlabach
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Wilkinson Fuel Oil Corp
The
Home Oil Co
Caid
Dee
Stan
Laval
Joseph Binius
Fifth Avenue
State Street
Louis
D. Palmer
South Avenue
P. G. Terpstra
Lil Rose Street
Tne
Old Young
Nwner
Third and
Cass Streets
J. W. (Biz) Blanchare
Kdseline
Chaorges
Lia Crosse
Coleman
Htis City
Skemp
Wa Vlients
Pasoline
Servier
Pol 1Sea Coort
Pare
Takes Jail Term With No Strings Attached
Russell Larsen, 34, faced a choice from Judge Gleason: a one year jail sentence with conditions or a prison term of one to two years after pleading guilty to burglarizing a tavern and taking $175. If jailed he would pay $118 monthly support, restitution, and attend Alcoholics Anonymous, while terms for violation could trigger harsher penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureen
Gleason
Clesson
Belgians Return to Work After One Day Strike
Belgians resumed work in Brussels and other cities after a one day strike that halted production and disrupted services. The country entered its second week with a caretaker government as Prime Minister candidates and cabinet resignations from the previous administration continued to complicate the crisis.
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Bhussels
Belghum
Belgium
Henri Curtin de Wiart
Prince Charles
Peemler
Gaston Eyekers
Sabirdias
Bring Em Back Alive Frank Buck Dies At 66
Frank Buck famed hunter and creator of the phrase Bring Em Back Alive died at 66 in Houston Texas after a lung ailment. He built a world reputation from jungle expeditions beginning in 1900s and later toured for lectures and appearances tied to his film Bring Em Back Alive. Buck was born March 17 1884 in Gainesville Texas and gained fame for dramatic animal captures and wild life adventures.
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Houston
Tex
Pi Krank
Terrann Hospital
Bleemann Feguilar
Buck
University of ‘Texas
M. D. Anderson
Heath
South America
Mack
Gainesville
Texas
Hia
New York
Malaga
Severs
Hig Iast
City council and groups press arena type auditorium plan
Aldermen and plan commission join Chamber of Commerce to revisit a 4770 survey to locate the Mary J Sawyer auditorium. The group considers Bartholomew and Associates for the study and debates funding from the Sawyer bequest or city funds to avoid delay and reduce controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Mission and Civic Affairs
Chamber of Commerce
Mary J. Sawyer
John Ward
Close Improvement Committee
Mary E. Sawyer
Vie Resolu
Dan Pugecd
Sawyer
Severg Aldermen
Ahrens
Council
Allwrens
Pope Pius XII to Lead World Prayer Crusade
At Saint Peter's Basilica Pope Pius XII will open a global day of prayer to seek a new order rooted in truth justice and charity. The event aims to unite Catholics worldwide in a collective spiritual campaign.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
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Laborites
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Sheriff Pivonka
Frank Buck
Plan Board
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Henry Abrens
Representa
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Hate
Annie
Hele
Bartholomew and Angociates
St. Louis
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Japle Aie
Plan Commission
Oscar Harebo Rald
State Manning Board
Hare
M. W. Yorkelson
State Board
Berthulomew and Associates
Bing
Jong Ame
Harry Newburg
Franklin Pamperin
Ways and Means
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