Fluoridation debate links water, decay in La Crosse
Dr. Frisch argues fluoridation reduces tooth decay across age groups and cities, citing Madison and Union Grove data. He estimates per capita costs and savings, notes equipment as emergency chlorine standby, and discusses public perception and council questions on benefits for all residents.
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Frisch
Madison
Union Grove
Sheboygan
Bradford
Ont
la Crosse
Hardgrove
Garland Weidner
Emil Schultz
Parking Decks and Public Ownership Discussed in La Crosse
Barton outlined options on expanding parking facilities including re shuffling current lots and public land purchases with private operation. He noted two level self-parking decks work now and speculated three decks may suffice. The issue overlaps business and industrial districts with no current city zoning for new industrial parking. He spoke to the public utilities committee after city talks.
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Barton
United States
la Crosse
Chicago
Public Utilities Committee
City Council
City council debates parking supply and referendums
Barton cites a 700 dollar per car space cost for multi decked parking and 35 cents per car daily under a 30 year plan. Pamperin asks about dangers of buying property before surveys. Aldermen back amendments to allow referendums on county school board orders if 15 percent petitioned.
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Frisch
George
Barton
Associated Consultants
Evanston
la Crosse
Franklin Pamperin
Edward Lueth
Market Square
Loop
Pamperin
Readstown High Student Among 4-H Active Youths
Funeral services are planned for Miss Bolstad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bolstad of the Folsom community, with a 1:30 p.m. home service followed by 2 p.m. at Franklin Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. Peder Noversletter.
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Readstown
Woman Claims New Aircraft Record
A 51 year old grandmother Madam Andree Dupery on claimed a new feminine world non stop flight record in a light plane. She reportedly landed in Jivani India after flying 6 200 kilometers in 32 hours setting a new mark surpassing the prior 5 908 61 kilometers held by two Russian women.
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Mont-De-Marsan
France
Madame Andree Dupeyron
Jivani
India
City considers wide range of ordinances and requests
City committees weigh measures to reduce tavern numbers to one per 500 residents, equip police with iron claws, appoint a dog catcher, sell city houses for parking lots, lease land for a truck terminal, grade a library site for a play field, and allow a June Boy Scout circus. Street and traffic work includes resurfacing, widening, and parking changes along multiple streets. Public utilities discuss an airport admin building and bridge work, with funding concerns noted.
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Herman Rick
Board of Public Works
Grounds and Buildings Committee
Indianhead Truck Line
St. Paul
Hagar
St. James Street
Kane Street
St. Andrew
Swift Creek
Green Island
Hagar Street
East Avenue
Travis
Weston Street
Park Avenue
Denton Street
Denton
19Th
20Th Street
Farnam Street
21St
22Nd Street
Burlington Railroad
13Th Street
13Th Place
14Th
15Th
16Th
Weston
Horton Streets
George Street
Sill
Livingston Street
Avon Street
St. James
Clinton Street
Highways Committee
Second Street
Pearl
Mt. Vernon Street
Seventh
State Streets
Judiciary Committee
Vine Street
Third
Fourth Street
Third Street
Vine
Pine Street
North Salem Road
la Crosse County Allied Council
Public Utilities Committee
City committee weighs traffic meters and reckless driving rules
The board of health plans ordinances regulating exterminants and insecticides and a broad rat control program. The mayor's committee reviews opening Rose Street from 1700 block to Livingston Street. An intersection zoning change at 20th and Weston is before the city attorney. Traffic and highways committees consider more parking meters and a revival of the reckless driving offense.
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Board of Health
Rose Street
Livingston Street
20Th
Weston Streets
Traffic Department
Highways and Judiciary Committees
Migration of labor to Alaska grows heavy
A Wisconsin state employment official reports Alaska has had a heavy influx of job seekers since March. With ample labor in Anchorage and Fairbanks, officials say no additional workers will be needed for at least six weeks, and likely until July, even if immigration stops now.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Fairbanks
N. E. Schulze
Wisconsin State Employment Service District
la Crosse
Schulze
WSES
Larkin Named Head Of Travelers Post
Allie Larkin was elected president of Post 0 Travelers Protective association at the annual banquet Monday night at the New Villa. Other officers are William Spears vice president Palmer Hanson secretary treasurer. Directors are Norman Meier Carl Matthusen Louis Hirschheimer Harry Taggart and Orville Nelson.
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Allie Larkin
Post O
Travelers Protective Association
New Villa
William Spears
Palmer Hanson
Norman Meier
Carl Matthusen
Louis Hirschheimer
Harry Taggart
Orville Nelson
Oil found on stairs and alley near Ledegar home
Mrs. Harold Ledegar reports linseed oil spread on her front steps and police find oil on garages and garbage cans in the alley behind her house at 322 North 11th Street on Monday morning.
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Harold Ledegar
I1th Street
Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Scheduled
The Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at 12 05 p m Wednesday at the Chamber office. Everett H Woehrmann executive secretary will report on the national Chamber of Commerce meeting held in Washington D C.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Everett H. Woehrmann
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Shotgun Inventor Guilliano Bossi of Rome 1616
A 1616 invention by Guilliano Bossi of Rome introduces a double-barrel shotgun with stacked barrels. Separately, Swiss wages rise despite a wage and price freeze enacted last February.
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Guilliano Bossi
Rome
Switzerland
Wisconsin sportsmen back limited one buck deer season
County fish and game reports show strong support for a one buck deer season with a nine day window in many counties. Biologists warn deer herd strain. governors vetoed broader any deer season while some counties push for controlled hunting and kept dates like Nov 19 for openings.
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Associated Press
Fish and Game
Wisconsin
Conservation Congress Deer Committee
Congress
Senate
Douglas
Iron
Wood
Oneida
Portage
la Crosse
Brown
Chippewa
Chippewa Falls
Milwaukee
Outagamie
Marathon
Hbanette
Shawano
Manitowoc
Dane
Kenosha
Clark
Clark County
Sheboygan
Conservation Department
Eau Claire
Winnebago
Langlade
Racine
Green
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Calvert
Tujunga, Calif
Robert S
John C. Lewis
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Council
Larkin
Travelers’ Post
Mississippi River
Alfred W. Rice
O. C. Olsen
Holmen
Ernest Storandt
West Salem
Elmer Newpurgee
Gerald Small
Minoru
Barron
Davenport
Cogswell
Crawford
Kozy-Nook
Barrons
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