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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1949

Page

5

Wild West Show at Chicago Railroad Fair Opens June 25

The Burlington Great Northern Northern Pacific exhibit hosts an all new Wild West show at the Chicago Railroad Fair from June 25 to October 2. Stars include Shirley and Don Biron Hank Kunen and Jimmy Johnson plus a troupe of riders through July 31 with new acts starting August 1 and 22. Comely Miss Biron at 19 has rodeo pedigree. Don Biren known for Cheyenne Frontier Days and Calgary Stampede performs bronco busting bulldogging with Jimmy Johnson. The act features bronco riding bull riding bulldogging calf roping tricks and riding exhibitions with a rustic hoss barn geyser grounds scenery and western village amenities.

Burlington Great Northern-Northern Pacific Shirley Don Biron Hank Kunen Jimmy Johnson Miss Biron Don Biren Gen. Patton

Ripon College stage set for This Is the Life show

Glowing footlights greasepaint and Broadway glamour arrive at Ripon college for the all student Ver Adest production This Is the Life May 11 to 14 in the new college theater. The cast numbers 70 with many students involved in planning and execution. Cast members include Elizabeth Brink La Crosse dancer Helen Hoag Sparta dancer and Robert Walker Viroqua sextette member.

Ripon Wis Ripon College New College Theater Elizabeth Brink la Crosse Helen Hoag Sparta Robert Walker Viroqua

Public Showings Planned For Submarine Saw Demo

Wisconsin River Power Co. schedules a public demonstration of the submarine saw to clear timber and brush from the flowage above Petenwell dam. May 12 is tentative with invitations sent to public officials engineers sportsmen leaders and media. Local residents question its effectiveness and oppose flooding before tree removal is finished.

Wisconsin Rapids Wis Wisconsin River Power Co Petenwell Dam William F. Thiele Public Service Commission Petenwell

Quarantine Orders Amid Rumors of Smuggled Bull in Bogota

Reports from Bogota claimed a Portu guese origin bull smuggled into Colombia carried hoof and mouth disease. Officials imposed a strict quarantine though the rumor remained unconfirmed.

Bogota Colombia

Isle of Jersey Becomes Haven for Alimony Dodgers

The Isle of Jersey reports that British alimony dodgers flock there to evade maintenance payments as current law prevents enforcement of British court orders in the Channel Islands.

Isle of Jersey Channel Islands

Final Inquiring Parent program features Dr Woodward

The Inquiring Parent series on WKBH and WKBH F M presents Dr Luther E Woodward psychologist and National Committee for Mental Hygiene field consultant discussing Popular and Unpopular Children. Mrs Ernest Yanke attends as La Crosse public schools attendance officer and the La Crosse county child guidance clinic aids the program.

WKBH Wkbh-Fm Ernest Yanke la Crosse Public Schools Luther E. Woodward National Committee For Mental Hygiene la Crosse County Wisconsin State Health Department J. F. Rolfe State Teachers College I. W. Peshak 20Th Century Club Woodward C. F. Midelfort Wisconsin Division of Mental Health Geraldine Patterson

City Navy Club Holds Meeting

The La Crosse ship Navy club of the United States of America will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the naval training center Green Bay street and Losey boulevard under Paul N. Corbin of Rockford Ill national representative. Corbin invites navy marine and coast guard members to attend. The idea for a national navy members association began at a Rockford navy union in May 1937. The Quincy navy reunion adopted the constitution a year later. The club was incorporated by an act of congress in 1940.

la Crosse Navy Club of United States of America Naval Training Center Green Bay Street Losey Boulevard Paul N. Corbin Rockford, Ill Corbin Navy, Marine and Coast Guard National Association of Navy Navy Union Rockford Navy Quincy Congress

Remove Nash Dies From Bendix Plant

Nash Motor Company trucks removed brake dies from the Bendix aviation plant in South Bend Indiana on Wednesday during a strike. Nash had sought police protection after a circuit court replevin suit, but CSO United Auto Workers pickets did not interfere. Federal mediators reported no progress in resolving the dispute. The piece ends with a medieval note on swan ownership by kings.

South Bend Ind Nash Motor Company Bendix Aviation Ace Nash Cso-United Auto Workers

Soviet protests over mislabeling cotton varieties

The Eastern Pravda reports a protest against calling Soviet cotton varieties American or Egyptian. Comrade Kudrin, head of the Uzbek Communist Party agricultural section, said Soviet-bred cotton is unjustly labeled as foreign varieties.

Moscow Tashkent Pravda Central Committee of The Communist Party of Uzbekistan Kudrin

Aged Recluse Leaves Cache Of 8050 Dollars

An $8050 cache left by Jacob F. Jensen, an elderly Racine recluse, was found in a hand carved wooden box amid refuse in his quarters after his death. Ernest A. Pedersen discovered the cash and securities on Easter Sunday, as Jensen’s nephew Phillip B. Stillman arrived to claim the estate.

Racine Wis Jacob F. Jensen Jensen Ernest A. Pedersen Phillip B. Stillman Burr Oak, Mich

Use Of White Light On Farm Vehicles Becomes Unlawful Act

In Minnesota the 1949 legislature amended the traffic act to ban white lights projecting from the rear of farm tractors on public roads at night. The rule covers horse drawn rigs and other vehicles not governed by standard lighting. Operators must extinguish field illumination when on highways. The white rear light is deemed a hazard causing driver confusion.

ST. Paul, Minn Quire

Denmark Tightens Water Use Rules for Apartments

Denmark has revised its restrictions on hot water use in apartment buildings, detailing new limits and compliance measures for residents and property managers.

Denmark

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