Empire State height debate and La Crosse housing plans
Andrew J. Eken predicts future skyscrapers will be 35 to 50 stories high with no universal height limit, while airports and feeder airline routes face regulatory decisions. La Crosse housing authority updates include evacuation notices for the Law building wrecking permit denial and plans to finish 38 new dwelling units at the ordnance shops site with McCoy Transportation authorized to stop at the development gate.
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LA Crosse
Empire State
Eken
Omaha
Neb
Law
Fifth Avenue
Cass Street
Civilian Production Administration
Milwaukee
R. R. Walier
Valier
OPA
Ordnance Shops
la Crossency
Housing Authority
McCoy Transportation Company
Judge proposes ban on divorces remarrying till children turn 18
Wisconsin Circuit Judge Henry Hughes urged a law that would bar either spouse in a divorce from remarrying until the youngest child reaches age 18. He spoke at a district Wisconsin Welfare council conference in Sheboygan. delegates from Ozaukee, Washington, Fond du Lac and Sheboygan counties attended.
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Sheboygan
Henry Hughes
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Welfare Council
Ozaukee
Washington
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan County
La Crosse Council Approves Sewer Pipe and Property Transfers
The La Crosse council approves fibre pipe for sewer work with safeguards and authorizes two paying inspectors for cementing projects. It backs property exchanges to expand Rublee Ober subdivision lots and plans launch facilities on Isle la Plume. Ventilators for jail odors and paint for cells are requested. Footnote notes rail improvements costs and state welfare input. A note on first internal city service for Portu? il is added.
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Parks Air Transport
F. Merritt Ruhlen
Twin Cities
Beloit
Janesville
Madison
Baraboo
la Crosse
Winona
Rochester
Fairbault
Minn
Chicago
Northwest
Fred Steele
E. H. Woehrmann
Board of Public Works
Public Health Department
John Barth
Jackson Street
East Avenue
19Th Street
Cliffview Addition
Favors Property Exchange
Tillman Brothers
Rublee
Ober
City Plan Commission
Isle la Plume
State Department of Public Welfare
Candidates May Not Offer Inducements in Elections
Topeka Kans July 1950 Attorney General A B Mitchell issued an unofficial opinion ruling that candidates for public office may not give anything of value to influence voter support. He specifies prohibitions include cigars cigarettes ice cream sodas and even match folders.
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Topeka, Kas
Kansas
A. B. Mitchell
Doenitz Says Germany Short On Submarines At War Start
MERNBERG Germany Grand Adm Karl Doenitz testified at the international military tribunal that Germany began World War II with only 30 to 40 U boats and could only deploy about a third at a time. He described shifting effort to submarine production and noted Allied attacks on sailors in lifeboats.
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Doenitz
Otto Kranzbuehler
Adolf Hitler
Germany
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New York
Andrew J. Eken
Richardson
Wisconsin Central Airlines
North Central
Co. W. A. Roberts
Wisconsin Central
Clintonville Company
Wisconsin
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Stevens A. Clintonville
Green
Merritt Ruhlen
Clintonville
FWD
Roberts
Harry Newburg
State Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
Inspectee Oe Coe
Cata
Portugi
Braves
Aera
al Hoeschier Bros
Bergs Phey
Kay Drugs
Doerflingers
Ford Hopkins
Liggets
Solar
Leonardo
N. J
U. S. Naval Shipyard
Barron
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