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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1948

Page

6

Obituaries Across Wisconsin and Minnesota

Death notices from Elroy Wisconsin Caledonia Minnesota Viroqua Wisconsin and Geddes South Dakota report services for Paul Otto Puhl Bareyn Schoh Marion Franklin Harris Bridget Gavin and others. Details list funeral times locations churches chapels and burial sites with survivors including spouses children and siblings.

Caledonia Minn Bareyn Schoh CaledonIa — Tal Karl Gurgeil St. John’s Lutheran Church St. Luke's Cemetery Eitzen Bridget Gavin Geddes John Chaffee Los Angeles Dorlin Crane Albany Ore Owen David Hynes S. D St. Ann's Catholic Church Geddes, S. D

Death of Donovan Nortman at Irving farm home

Donovan F Nortman aged 23 died May 7 at his farm home in the town of Irving Wisconsin. The report notes multiple birds and mentions a snake in the vicinity.

Black River Falls Wis Donovan F. Nortman Irving

May 11 Deadline Looms in Rail Labor Standoff

Government seizure of the railroads remained a last resort as six carriers halted shipments of foods poultry and livestock. Dozens more lines planned similar embargoes to prevent spoilage while Presidential Assistant John R Steelman convened private talks with management and union leaders ahead of a possible strike on Tuesday.

John R. Steelman

Power talks at lengthy electrical union conference

An excess of 25 meetings were held with five sessions including federal and state conciliators. Representing the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers were C. S. Elliott local No. 953 Eau Claire Frank Davidson Joe Douéette Jr Genoa Otto Geunsler Arthur Hagel Alma W. Nelson Baldwin Bernard Ponto Chippewa Falls and Clifford Wetschen La Crescent. Dairyland Power was represented by Stoneman Madgett Norris Maloney attorney Clarence Beiderman William Garbush Tomah and H. O. Melby Westby. Wisconsin employment relations board members Henry C. Rule and A. Anderson also attended.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers C. S. Elliott Dairyland Power Stoneman Madgett Norris Maloney Madison Clarence Beiderman Iowa William Garbish Brownsdale Minn William Rabe Tomah H. O. Melby Westby Henry C. Rule A. Anderson Wisconsin Employment Relations Board

Birthday Wishes for President Truman and D C Celebrations

A note from Washington pays birthday greetings to President Truman at the White House in Washington D C. An unrelated line mentions oversized elephant tusks weighing more than 100 pounds.

President Truman White House Wollington D. C

Stock Market Quotations and Energy Shares Mixed

New York and national markets show mixed results with Ark. Natural Gas at 7% and Cities Service rising, while Ms Ei. Bend shares reach 12% in the latest quotations and trading notes.

New York Care Ark Cities Service Ms Ei Bend

Chicago Grain and Market Prices May July Soybeans and More

Chicago grain table shows May wheat at 2.42, July 2.31, Sept 2.20, and Dec 2.29. Corn May 2.18 close, oats around 1.12, soybeans May 3.85, July 3.80, and Nov 2.97. Lard prices posted May 22.40, Sept 22.82, Oct 22.82 with futures and cash notes. Chicago cash grain lists No. 1 yellow wheat at 2.30, No. 1 white 1.24 to 1.25, and malting barley around 2.25. Poultry and eggs by Swift A Co list buying hours and delivery terms.

Chicago Swift A Co la Crosse, Wie

Truman signs Indian Loan Bureau Bill

President Truman signed a bill to let the Indian Bureau make loans to Indians who previously were ineligible. The measure covers individuals with one quarter or more Indian blood who were barred from Wheeler-Howard act or Oklahoma welfare loans.

Washington Truman Indian Bureau

Beaten Man Found Unconscious North of Milwaukee Depot

Otto Miller of 522 Caledonia street was beaten and left unconscious north of the Milwaukee depot early Saturday. A police squad car saw the fight's climax and one assailant, Billie Taylor of Foley hotel, was captured while his companion fled. Miller was treated and described as in satisfactory condition aside from facial bruises. The article notes the average American made 301 telephone calls in 1946.

Milwaukee Otto Miller Caledonia Street Miller Billie Taylor Foley Hotel

Probate and heirs notices for Mary Kiechler and Louis Fredrickson

Wisconsin La Crosse County court stages probate hearing for the will of Mary Kiechler deceased with executor appointment request and creditor claims due by September 7 1948. Also notices final settlement and heirs determination for Louis Fredrickson estate with May 25 1948 hearing date and inheritance tax questions.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Mary Kiechler la Crosse Joseph Kiechier Mary Kiechner Washington Court House Schubert & Franzini Attorneys Hoeschier Louis Fredrickson Minnie Wensole City of R. V. Ahlstrom Hubert J. Schieiter

Milton Katims Conducts NBC Symphony At WKBH

Milton Katims leads the NBC Symphony Orchestra in a 5 30 pm broadcast on WKBH performing Mendelssohn Calm Sea overture Mozart Symphony Concertante and Ravel Rhapsody Espagnole. Also features Red Foley Grand Ole Opry Television tune Truth or Consequences Shanghai Lippy and Braille version of Are You Listening Joe.

Milton Katims NBC Symphony Orchestra WKBH Mendelssohn Mozart Ravel Red Foley Grand Ole Opry George McMillin Chicago Shanghai Leo Durocher Lippy Eddie Cantor Joe Arkansas School of the Blind

Thieves Return Guns in Odd Porch Swap

Gun collector Roy Collins found his prize collection returned on his porch at 2008 Market Street two weeks after theft. A paper bag containing the antique guns was left overnight, and Collins kept the bag as a memento after the culprits realized the items were hot to handle.

Roy Collins Collins Market Street

Trains Collide In Fog Near Montgomery

The Hummingbird streamliner of the Louisville & Nashville collided head on with another luxury train 20 miles north of Montgomery in dense fog. Several injured. three hospitalized, others treated at the scene. Panama Canal length noted as 51 miles.

Montgomery Ala Louisville & Nashville Streamliner Here

Mothers Day Tea at State Teachers College Event

Mothers visiting students were guests of honor at a Mothers day tea from 3 to 5 p m in the Social room. Lambda Sigma Chi sorority sponsored the annual affair with committees including Doris Brunner Yvonne Dennis Ernie Cribben Lorene Hoesly Edith Jeske Betty Kane Margaret Lindberg Betty Miller and Janan Rieff.

State Teachers College Lambda Sigma Chi Sorority Doris Brunner Yvonne Dennis Ernie Cribben Lorene Hoesly Edith Jeske Betty Kane Margaret Lindberg Betty Miller Janan Rieff Women's Recreation Association

Traffic collision near Fourth and Division streets

City police reported a 6 43 p m Friday crash between cars driven by Jesse Coher of 1808 Barlow Street and Frank R Bonsack of 1603 Mississippi Street. Coher pulled from a parking place and struck Bonsack as his vision was obscured by a car behind him. Damages were estimated at 25 dollars for Coher and 50 dollars for Bonsack.

Fourth Division Streets Jesse Coher Barlow Street Frank R. Bonsack Mississippi Street Coher Bonsack

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