Residential building boom reported in La Crosse
Building activity in La Crosse rises in April with 28 residential permits valued at 345 000 and total year permits reaching 51. Schuh and Ulee Additions cited as major drivers amid limited lots. commercial permits total 283 500 including Trinity Lutheran Church project at Sill and Charles Streets.
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la Crosse
Louis Alberts
Alberts
Schuh
Ulee
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sill and
Charles Streets
Hoffman
Copeland Ave
Germans Who Escaped War Damage Face Tax Plan
The West German lower house approved in principle about 15 billion dollars in taxes on Germans who escaped war damage to fund emergency relief and loans for victims to restart small businesses. The coalition backs the measure though full approval is uncertain. The first section outlining the program’s principles was approved.
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Bonn
Germany
Zgmall
French Free Four Tunisians After U S Pressure
French authorities freed four nationalist leaders from exile in Tunisia, including former Premier Mohammed Chenik, after a U S official Henry Byroade urged action. Byroade, touring Tunisia, also urged on the Bey of Tunis and pro French Premier Salaheddine Ben Mohammed Bacouche who leads a nominal government after Chenik’s ouster two months earlier.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Mohammed Chenik
U.S
Jean de Autoclocque
Henry Byroade
Byroade
Salaheddine Ben Mohammed Baccouche
Chenik
Transfers Shift Two Recruiters At La Crosse Station
Two recruiters at the La Crosse U S Army and Air Force station have been reassigned. Cpl Raymond Lee, an Army recruiter, moves from the local post after Korea service and three plus years in the Army. Pfc Geraldine Duff, of St Louis Missouri, long with the Vac, was at Fifth Army Chicago before La Crosse.
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la Crosse U.S. Army
Air Force
Cpl
Raymond Lee
Pfc
Geraldine Duff
Frank B. Kepner
la Crosse
Cpl. Lee
Korea
Ernest G. Amann
Court Acres
Onalaska
Duff
St. Louis
Fifth Army
Chicago
Senate Delays Seaway Bill Debate Amid Immigration Clash
The Senate postponed the St. Lawrence Seaway bill debate as the chamber faces strong opposition to immigration legislation. Policy Committee members indicated they would tackle immigration first, risking extended delays or indefinite postponement of the Seaway measure.
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Washington
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate Policy Committee
St. Lawrence
Aunt Het Observes Street Style Rivalries
A provocative column notes how some women find satisfaction by comparing themselves to others on the street. The piece reflects social attitudes toward beauty and self-esteem in public spaces.
Reds Organize Teens in Italian City Youth Movements
Rome reports 250000 teen card carrying Communists and pro Communists in Italy. The Italy Pioneer groups resemble cells led by Maurzio Clementi who can mobilize 48 members in minutes. The Red Hawks multifunction youth wing targets Catholic Action and MSI rivals with strict oaths and war rhetoric.
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Italy
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Maurzio ‘Clementi
Milan
Modena
Reggio Emilia
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Genoa
Savona
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The
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Hawks
Catholic Action
Catholic Action Groups
MSI
Italian Social Movement
Tiny pins aid entomologist studies weigh an ounce for 4500
Slender gilt pins used by entomologists in studying insects are so small that 4500 of them weigh only an ounce. This surprising fact highlights the tiny scale of tools used in scientific research.
Birthday tribute to Archibald MacLeish illuminated life
Archibald MacLeish born May 7 1892 in Glencoe Illinois son of a Glasgow merchant and a teacher. The poet also served as soldier lawyer playwright editor and government official winning the 1932 Pulitzer Prize and later guiding roles including Librarian of Congress 1939 and assistant secretary of state 1944. He helped advance United Nations efforts.
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Archibald Macleish
Glencoe, Ill
Glasgow
Scotland
MacLeish
FDR
Congress
U.N
Psychiatric Nurses To Train At Mendota State Hospital
The state will open a training school for psychiatric nurses at Mendota state hospital near Madison. The first class is to be admitted in June as announced by the State Department of Public Welfare. Separately Oklahoma has impeached and removed two governors, Jack Walton and Henry Johnston.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Mendota State Hospital
iState Department of Public Welfare
Oklahoma
Jack Walton
Henry&. Johnston
Police training session for eight counties planned at Vocational School
Wisconsin law officers from eight counties will attend a two session training day Thursday at the Vocational School. The FBI will teach arrests searches seizures bank robberies road blocks and traffic law jurisdiction. Police Chief George Long says La Crosse area officers may join.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Long
FBI
Long
Court To Rule On When Food Inspectors May Enter Plants
The Supreme Court will hear a Justice Department appeal on whether FDA inspectors may enter food manufacturing plants only at reasonable times without prior permission. A lower court decision barred entry unless prior consent was granted.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Justice Department
Delegates From Our Saviour's Luther League Attend ELCA Convention
Whitehall delegates Alice Thoreson Kari Lynn Rice Anne Holton and David Wood attended the Eastern District Luther League convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America at Viroqua representing Our Saviour's Lutheran League of Whitehall.
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Whitehall
Wis
Alice Thoreson
Kari Lynn Rice
Anne Holton
David Wood
Our Saviour’s
Luther League of Whitehall
Luther League
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Viroqua
Fillmore County Sends Five Men to Service Induction
Fillmore County sent five men to Minneapolis Monday for induction into the Armed Forces. They are Marvin Baker of Rushford, Lloyd Brandt and Marlin Rathbun of Spring Valley, Bennett Hildestad of Lanesboro, and Lyle Storlie, now of Winona but formerly of Fillmore County.
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Preston, Minn
Fillmore County
Minneapolis
Marvin Baker
Rushford
Lloyd Brandt
Marlin Rathbun
Spring Valley
Bennett Hildestad
Lanesboro
Lyle Storlie
Winona
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