County Workers Back On Jobs In Wisconsin Dispute
Waupaca county highway workers who struck on April 26 over union recognition returned to their posts after an ultimatum from the highway department. At a Wednesday meeting of more than 100 strikers and a department committee, managers warned that replacements would be hired if workers did not resume by Monday. The group then voted to seek a court ruling on union affiliation and whether the highway board must negotiate with the union within the CIO framework. The strike followed rejection of a proposal to empower the committee to deal with the Association of county employees as the union representative. The board said the CIO had expelled the union for alleged Communist domination. No date was set for further action.
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Waupaca
Wis
Waupaca County
Highway Department
Highway Committee
County Highway Board
Association of
Ma County
Aib
National Cio
Lipovetz
Kopp
Bernard Hammes
Gertrude Wittenberg
Otto Schroeder
F. E. Boyle
Edwin Amborn
Glee Hetherington
James E. Marcou
William E. Turner
Joseph H. Murphy
Helen Selbo
Lenore Field
Sherman Kuehl
Prairie du Chien
Carl Daley
60 Percent Negligence Found in Damage Suit
The jury found Baldwin Thompson negligent in both failing to yield and in leaving a 15 foot clear roadway width. David Schams suffered serious injuries on highway 16 on Nov 30, 1948. Schams was 60 percent negligent for contributing causes. damages awarded include medical expenses 176.50 wages 900 clothing 100 and car damage 440. pain and suffering set at 2000 but no recovery due to his greater negligence.
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David Schams
Karl
Highway 16
Thompson
Baldwin Thompson
Shams
Karl Schams
Schams
Schams- Thompson
Edwin Schwier
Poland Barnes
Clyde Searle
Olaf Holmlund
Charles F. Bruckert
Marcellne Sieger
Vernon Harnish
Roman P. Stadtler
Bernice Merfeld
Elmer Buchholz
Vernon Halmrast
Frank Bahr
Norma Jolivette
West Salem
Josephvetz
la Crosse
Bodega
Lecture on Christian Science Awakening to Spiritual Reality
Cecil F. Denton, CS, spoke at the Vocational school auditorium on Christian Science, its founder Mary Baker Eddy, and the spiritual interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer. He urged awakening to spiritual consciousness to gain health, success, and happiness, citing Biblical verses and Eddy’s writings.
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Cecil F. Denton
New York City
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
Jeace
Sluggard
Paul
Christ Jesus Jesus
Mrs. Eddy
Blind 115 Year Old Woman Sees Again
Washington report describes Mary Brooks, a 115 year old Black woman long blind from cataracts, receiving eye surgery and glasses at Gullinger Hospital after referral by Little of the Poor officials. A doctor tests her vision by showing fruit and she identifies an orange correctly.
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Washington
Mary Brooks
Bena
Gullinger
20th Century Dances Shown by Orchesis at State Teachers
Orchesis members of State Teachers College present a Spring program spanning fifty years. The show features Half Century Calypso in the Little Theater, an atomic age finale The Last Gold Rush by male cast members including Simon ton Burk Naas Goedeke Wimmer and Grade. New members perform patriotic and modern numbers with Lois Johnson Nancy scorts Racine Beverly Scheel Chippewa Falls Audrey Stanek Patricia Pagel Milwaukee Audrey Blank Neenah Virginia Pauley Cicero Ill. Senior dancers Marian Lipovetz Alice Wilson Barbara Thomas Joan Burghardt Sue Miller Nancy Hamilton Joan Nelson La Crosse Audrey Jasierkowski Betty Stuart West Allis Joan Williams Cleveland Toni Lenz Sheboygan Laurel Rathburn Green Bay Betty Coey Appleton Nancy Foster Sparta Marie Molstad Sparta Ashley Ellefson Ferryville Merle Jacobson Augusta narrators. Virginia Congreve is advisor. choreography and costumes by members.
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Orchesis
State Teachers College
Harry Simonton
Mark Burk
Milwaukee
Robert Naas
Marion
John Goede
Cicero
Ill
Marian Lipovetz
Alice Wilson
Barbara Thomas
Joan Burghardt
Sue Miller
Nancy Hamilton
Joan Nelson
la Crosse
Audrey Jasierkowski
Betty Stuart
West Allis
Joan Williams
Cleveland
Toni Lenz
Sheboygan
Laurel Rathburn
Green Bay
Betty Coey
Bruce
Nancy Foster
Appleton
Marie Molstad
Sparta
Ashley Ellefson
Ferryville
Merle Jacobson
Augusta
Virginia Congreve
Woman Injured Slipping in Local Attorney Office
Margaret Twining of West Salem slipped and fell in the office of Crosby Schneider and Esch at 202 Van De Steeg Building, suffering a broken leg. She was transported by police ambulance to a local hospital at 10 51 a m.
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Margaret Twining
West Salem
Crosby, Schneider and Esch
van de Steeg
Moscow Girls Create Rug For Stalin Birthday
Moscow girls wore a giant rug adorned with a design and over 35 knots to mark Stalin’s 70th birthday, celebrating the leader in a public display.
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Moscow
Stalin
Baltic case confession viewed as possibility
A U S government official indicated Moscow may produce an alleged confession from a crew member of the missing American patrol plane in the Baltic. He cited knowledge of salvage efforts for the 10 occupants and outlined alleged Russian actions including fighters firing from the rear and the plane being on fire before hitting the water.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Baltic
Russia
U. S
Baltic Sea
La Crosse Tribune Public Notice Text
Notice appears in the La Crosse Tribune indicating its 1904 post office filing as a second class matter under federal law. The archival snippet confirms the paper’s mailing status and date of entry.
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Lemke
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THE
LA Crosse Tribune
S. 16Th St
Miles
16Th St. Dial
American Association of Nurserymen
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Main Street
Metal
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Grant Co
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