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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1950

Page

2

May Is National Car Safety Month Plan Emphasizes Vehicle Upkeep

Jecal McKenzie, a Janesville dealer and safety committee member, announced May as National Car Safety Month with the theme Check Your Car Check Accidents. The campaign has broad support and aims to reduce rising Midwest highway fatalities. He notes mechanical failure is not the main cause but deserves attention as more cars share the roads. Twenty five percent of cars are over 12 years old, prompting voluntary inspections urged by dealers.

Automobile Kenzie Jecal Janesville Zone Chevrolet Dealers Association McKenzie Midwest

Woman Taken To Hospital After Illness

Mrs. Ann Larson, 72, of 215 South 21st Street, was rushed by police ambulance to a local hospital after she fell ill at 11 07 a m Wednesday.

Ann Larson South 21St Street

Logan High A Cappella Choir at La Crosse Club Luncheon

Logan High School under James Coates presented a three part program for La Crosse Business Men's Club at the noon luncheon. Sacred selections included Salvation Is Created Land of Degradation and Beautiful Savior. Secular pieces featured You'll Never Walk Alone and Peasant and His Oxen. A boys quartet performed Old MacDonald Had a Farm I Had a Dream Dear and Dry Bones. Principal Field praised music in school noting bands and choirs sizes. A Badger Boys State sponsor motion was proposed for board action. Banquet plans for May 25 at the VFW hall were outlined. A playground field meeting was set for Thursday night and June 1 committee members were named. New member Walter Becker joined Modern Laundry.

Logan High School James Coates la Crosse Business Men’s Club Knights of Pythias Tschnekoff MacGimsey Christiansen Donald Johnson Ronald Cotton Bud Cole James Gutzke McDonald Donald E. Field Herman Tietz Badger George DeDakis Gridiron Business Men’s Club VFW Hall H. W. Hunt Arthur Tabbert Palmer Hanson Reed Horder Thomas Hott Walter Becker The Modern Laundry

West Defenses Topic of Big Three Acheson

Secretary of State Acheson said the big three foreign ministers conference in Europe next week will discuss moves to bolster the Western lineup. He will join French and British foreign ministers in London to coordinate policies and assess world developments since their last meeting. Acheson will attend the North Atlantic Council meeting opening in London May 15.

Washington Acheson Europe Schuman Bevin Britain London Belgium Netherlands North Atlantic Council

Fiery Bus Crash Kills 12 in Rio de Janeiro

A bus stalled in a heavy rainstorm caught fire Friday in Rio de Janeiro, killing 12 people and injuring 20. The disaster occurred as passengers tried to escape, with authorities investigating the cause of the blaze and urging caution for travelers in severe weather.

Rio DE Janeiro

Logan high school presents Nancy Ann three act comedy

The senior class of Logan high school presented a three act comedy Nancy Ann on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. John M. Harlan directed with Samuel French of New York. Dorothy Lowell starred as Nancy Ann, others included Richard McCown Dan Dennis Tom Zunker Sidney Brian and Elwood Harebo Mr Capper. Cast and crews covered painting makeup production, with advance ticket sales by Bert Smith and Walter Ranis and house management by Carl Matthusen. Music by Lenore Haefner and Barbara Herried.

Logan High School Nancy Ann John M. Harlan Samuel French New York Dorothy Lowell Richard McCown Dan Dennis Tom Zunker Sidney Brian Elwood Harebo Mr. Capper Sarah Edith Warner Miss Dexter Barbara Herried Angeline Jeannine St James Moe James Gutzke Melvin Germanson Thomas Barton Merle Barton Richard Larson Donald Plapp Roger Lapham Jean Haas Carolee Smith Benneda Mason Charlene Widener Beverly Roach Herman Allmaras Ee Pl

Korean President Pleads For Planes

President Syngman Rhee urged continued American military aid at a Seoul news conference stating that North Korea may have 195 air force planes, mostly Russian built, and that with more planes South Korea would feel safer.

Seoul North Korea Syngman Rhee South Korean

Organize New Insurance Club Organize New Insurance Club

Thirty-one fire casualty and surety agents in La Crosse county attended a dinner at Hotel Stoddard where Urban Krier of the Wisconsin Association of Insurance Agents urged organization. Officers elected: L. V. Weisensel president, Harry Curtis vice president, Kirk Saltz secretary treasurer. The group aims to promote integrity, oppose bad practices, discuss insurance issues, reduce fire waste, and cooperate with authorities on enforcement and prevention. A La Crosse regional meeting is planned with topics on fire and accident prevention.

la Crosse County Stoddard Urban Krier Wisconsin Association of Insurance Agents la Crosse County of la Crosse Krier Ency Isconsin National Association of Insurance Agents United States Department of Commerce Wisconsin Association Lake Geneva Madison Appleton Wausau Hayward

Churchill's Daughter Signs Movie Contract

Churchill's daughter Sarah Churchill aged 36 has signed a film contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to star as the romantic lead opposite Fred Astaire in Royal Wedding. Principal photography starts next month.

Hollywood Sarah Churchill Winston Churchill Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers Studio Fred Astaire

Schaefer Improves as Clinic Restricts Visitors

Schaefer Improving as physician says district clerk Larry Schaefer recovered from a heart attack on April 25. The attending doctor notes no visitors are allowed to see the county official while he remains in care.

Larry Schaefer Schaefer

Famed Patent Attorney Dies in Milwaukee at 86

George Washington Young, 86, renowned Milwaukee patent attorney and head of Young and Young, died after months of illness. Born in Waco, Texas, he came to Milwaukee in 1885 and filed patents for Evinrude outboard motors, Harley and Davidson motorcycles, Harnischfeger cranes, and Allis-Chalmers saw mill machinery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Donald Bartley and three sons Casanawe, Joseph, and Parke Young.

Milwaukee George Washington Young Young Middle West Nation Young and Young Waco Tex Washington, D. C Ole Evinrude Harleys Davidsons Harnischfeger Allis-Chalmers Co Donald Bartley Casanawe and Joseph Parke Young Eagle River Wis

La Crosse Tribune Classified Start Notice

The La Crosse Tribune is presented as a second class matter at the La Crosse post office with filing date June 23, 1904 under the 1879 act.

la Crosse Wis

Corporations See Profits Rise Amid Chrysler Settlement

New York profits are expected to boost corporate totals in early 1951 with Chrysler strike settlement aiding gains. National City Bank reports 525 firms totaling 993 million dollars in earnings for Q1, down slightly from 988 million last year. 54 percent show profit increases, 46 percent decline. aircraft and parts up 65 percent, drugs and cosmetics up 53 percent, and various industries up 40 to 23 percent.

New York Chrysler National City Bank of New York

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