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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
5
District Attorney John Bosshard warned La Crosse merchants about illegal use of trading stamps and free gift coupons. He said stamps must be redeemable in cash and tied to the manufacturer, and that theater tickets free rides and free gas offers violate the state law. Merchants may contact Bosshard in the Linker Building for guidance.
Caledonia Minnesota Sgt. Leroy A. Meyer with two and a half years of foreign service is transferred from Tokyo to Sapporo Japan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Meyer of Caledonia.
Eisenhower solidified his Missouri delegate total with eleven certain and two probable at district meetings. Taft earned one pledged delegate, with Missouri's 26 total votes for the Chicago convention. Districts 6 still to elect two each. Taft’s delegate came from the Third District at Maysville.
Spring Grove Minnesota special report notes Mrs. Duwayne Schultz departed to visit her husband Pvt Schultz stationed at Fort Leavenworth in Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Baldwin Onsgard of Spring Grove left for a month long trip visiting various parts of California with plans to return home after the vacation.
Dr Alain Louis Bombard, 27, a cellist and physician, will drift 4000 miles from Gibraltar to the Antilles aboard a raft laboratory with four companions to test survival at sea. They will drink seawater mixed with fish juice, fish and photograph their life, testing reactions every other day. The raft, built in Rotterdam, carries a cabin, books, a laboratory, sails and a small motor for port entry or emergencies.
Mrs Richard Larson was elected president of the S and C Club for next year. she succeeds Mrs Albert Engen. Mrs Colonel Larson was chosen secretary treasurer, succeeding Mrs Ray Shanklin.
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