Housing Board Opens Printing Forms For Airport Plat Lots
La Crosse Housing Authority announced forms for lots in the airport plat area will be printed with details published in Sundays La Crosse Tribune. Applicants will pay a 100 dollar down payment when contracts are let and financing is approved. City officials scheduled road inspections on Green Bay and 22nd Street and Ward avenue projects. May loan payment of 800 dollars for the housing authority from the city was approved.
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la Crosse Housing Authority
la Crosse Tribune
Green Bay
22Nd Street
Ward Avenue
John Barth
Charlies Kelly
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Anne Eimonson
la Crosse
Harold W. Simonson
Anne Simonson
City of
Said
Said County
R. V. Ahlstrom
Co. B. Varco
Campbell
Don Carr
Gridiron Banquet Draws 250 Plus Reservations
A. W. Schubert announces more than 250 reservations for the Gridiron banquet to be held Tuesday evening at the VFW clubrooms. Rotary Kiwanis Optimist Lions and La Crosse Business Men's clubs co sponsor a 6 30 p m dinner with service clubs members and invited guests attending. Governor Oscar Rennebohm cannot attend due to prior engagement. The dinner aims to foster friendly交流 and ensure no remarks are quoted. Both Kiwanis and Rotary cancel noon meetings for the event.
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A. W. Schubert
Rotary
Kiwanis
Optimist
Lions and la Crosse
VFW
Schubert
Oscar Rennebohm
Rotary Clubs
Birthday of Harry Emerson Fosdick Highlights Liberal Movement
The 1878 born minister Harry Emerson Fosdick rose as a liberal leader in religious debates with fundamentalists. Retired now, he helped fund Riverside Church with John D. Rockefeller Jr. and drew world attention in 1922 after facing pressure from two positions at New York Presbyterian Church despite strong congregation backing.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Riverside Church
New York
New Yorks Presbyterian Church
Truman Seeks $310 Million for Veterans Administration
President Truman asked Congress for an additional 310.122 million dollars to fund higher living allowances for ex GIs in school. The request was sent to Speaker Martin of Massachusetts.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Veterans Administration
Martin
R-Mass
Weekend Accidents In Sparta District Cause Three Hospitalizations
Three area crashes left victims hospitalized in Sparta over the weekend. Henry Peterson aged 64 of Cashton sustained compound fractures after being struck near the Silverdale tavern by a car driven by Jim Richards of Sparta. Duane Pettis of Sparta was pinned under a overturned car on Highway 33 near Cashton with accompanying teens escaping injuries. A separate crash at Central and Black River streets sent 15 year old Dick Janusheski to hospital with head injuries and a possible internal injury, while 10 and 9 year old Brockman girls were hospitalized with bruises and brain concussion before being released that day. Ray Steenberg of Westby was charged with drunken driving after a collision near Cashton.
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Sparta
Wis
Henry Peterson
Cashton
Jim Richards
Peterson
Silverdale
Gee
Duane Pettis
Pettis
Ivanell Nichols
Mary Vance
Robert Brown
Paul Scheider
Dick Janusheski
Floyd Rigg
Rigg
Merlin Jones
Central
Black River
Jacqueline
Janis
Harold Brockman
Janes
Sandra
Dennis
C. E. Lehman
H. R. Biegel
Willis Young
Ray Steenberg
Westby
Norman Klomsten
Emma Fermite Obituary in Madison and Milwaukee ties
Emma Fermite, 97, died Sunday at her daughter’s home on South 19th Street. Survived by three sons, a daughter Mathilde Davy, 14 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Frautsche Funeral Home Madison. burial Liberty Prairie Cemetery. Visitation Monday evening Blaschke Funeral Home.
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Emma Fermite
Frank J. Davy
South 19Th Street
Milwaukee
Henry Elmer
Madison
Frank
Mathilde) Davy
la Crosse
Frautsche Funeral Home
Liberty Prairie Cemetery
Blaschke
Birthday greetings and hometown wishes for Sheren Mae Evenson
A brief birthday note from Mindoro Wisconsin recalling Sheren Mae Evenson and mentioning David Olson, Mrs. Lewise Mottinger, and Cass Street.
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Sheren Mae Evenson
Tolkison Coulee
David Olson
Mindoro
Wis
Lewise Mottinger
Cass Sree
County court records itemizes multiple drunken driving cases
Stanley Heath and others faced guilty pleas for drunken driving or related offenses in county court. Fines ranged from 1 to 100 dollars with costs, jail sentences up to 60 days, and licenses revoked or suspended. One defendant failed to appear, others pled guilty to traffic and vagrancy charges.
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Creme
Stanley Heath
Gaeicoville
Wie
Wisconsin
Joe Brennegan
Galesville
Wis
C. H. Baker
State Street
Ruby C. Mowe
Rose Street
Jair Russell Pettis
Wood Street
Helene Powers
Onalaski
John Murray
South Fourth Street
Donald H. Panke
North 10H
William Stelter
Sparta
Red Arrow
Robert O. Woodward
Hammond
Ind
Gil
Fam Crowley
North 2Nd Street
John Satek
South Seventh Steet
Frotics Inn
Meet the Candidate Harold Stassen in Minnesota profile
Harold Stassen, a long time public figure born near St. Paul, rose from Dakota county attorney to Minnesota governor at 31. The profile notes his open stance on issues, extensive travel and interviews including with Stalin, naval service, and unique campaign methods plus his steady work ethic and leadership style.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Harold Stassen
St. Paul
University of Minnesota Law School
Minnesota
San Francisco
Navy
Adm
William Halsey
United States
Europe
Joh Stalin
Moscow
Washington
Stas@en
Stassen
William Stassen
All-University Council
University of Minnesota
U States
Dakota County
Farmer Labor
Winona Livestock Prices and Chicago Produce Report
The Winona market shows hogs up to 1.00 higher with varied prices by weight, cattle prices range from 10.50 to 29.00 for common grades, calves steady with top at 1100, and lambs steady around 25.00. Chicago produce lists butter and eggs with steady quotes and live poultry firm with mixed fowl and duck prices.
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Swiptit & Company
Winona
Minn
Tau
Lawas
Chicago
USDA
Chicago grain and livestock price snapshot
Chicago grain prices for July through May show mixed opens highs and closes across corn oats soybeans and soy products with notable figures in wheat corn oats and soybeans. Livestock quotes from USDA market at Chicago list salable hogs cattle calves and associated price ranges and shifts, with weights and quality grades cited.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Chamber Meetings Set For This Week
The Chamber of Commerce schedules three meetings this week. At 4 p.m. Wednesday the industrial promotion committee chaired by Robert Johns meets, at 4 30 p.m. the centennial sports committee gathers, and at 8 p.m. the women's committee for the Freedom Train convenes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Industrial Promotion Committee
Robert Johns
Centennial
Women’s Committee
Weather Overview for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with a slight warming trend Tuesday. Minnesota and Wisconsin expect continued cool conditions with a warmer Tuesday, while Iowa foresees cooler conditions in the south and a general rise in temperatures Tuesday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Radio Stolen From La Crosse Home
Sheriff Vern Lamp reported Robert Moldenhauer of La Crosse reported a cream colored plastic radio stolen from his home Sunday. The Moldenhauer family left at 2:30 p.m., returned at 6 p.m., were inside about 30 minutes, left again, then returned at 9 p.m. Monday morning the radio was missing. Harold Olson, owner of the house, but working in a field, did not see anyone enter.
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Vern Lamp
Robert Moldenhauer
R. 1
la Crosse
Moldenhauer
Harold M. Olson
Car Crash Dents Vehicle in Midnight Route Collision
Donald Cilley of R. J. Clayton Michigan drove east on Highway 33 and crashed into a compact stone wall at Newburg's corners. Officers cited sleepiness during the midnight hour as a contributing factor. Cilley escaped injuries though front end was severely damaged.
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Donald Cilley
Cilley
R. J. Clayton
Mich
Newburg
Firebug Mortimer to Face Judge in Rushford Fires Case
Richard Mortimer, 24, who confessed last Friday to setting fires in Rushford and slashing times, will face Judge Martin A. Nelson in a special session of district court today. Also appearing are Clonard Johnson and Bennie Storlie, who confessed to robbing a Whalan filling station in April. The court is expected to sit today only.
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Preston Mir
Richard Mortimer
Rushford
Martin A. Nelson
Austin
Minn
Clonard Johnson
Bennie Storlie
Whalan
Deaths Saturday Oakieed Thorne
Oakieed Thorne a former president of the Trust Company of America who played a role in Wall Street’s bitter battles before his 1912 retirement died Saturday in New York.
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New York
Oakieed Thorne
Wall Street
Trust Company of America
Death notices for Claude Meira St Neagre and A H Ferbert
Death notices list Claude Meira St Neagre a Chicago born author and poet with Jamaican roots and A H Ferbert a 65 year old president and director of Pittsburgh Shipping Co and Pittsburgh Supply Co. Source notes Ferbert born in Cleveland.
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Chicago
Claude Meira
St. Neagre
Sunnyville
Jamaica
Cleveland
A. H. Ferbert
The
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Pittsburgh Supply Co
Proposals sought for Hogan Grade School additions La Crosse Wis
Bids due 7 30 p m Monday June 28 1948 at Washburn School Auditorium La Crosse for additions and alterations to Hogan Grade School including General Electrical Plumbing Heating and Ventilating plans by Hoyum Schubert Sorenson Architects. Separate bids requested. bonds required. bids open 30 day bid validity. wage rates per Wisconsin statutes.
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Board of Education
City of la Crosse
Wisconsin
Washburn
8Th
Main Streets
la Crosse
Hoyum, Schubert & Sorenson
Architecta & Engineers
Hoeschier Building
Washburn School
Boyum, Schubert & Sorensen, Architects & Engineers
Hoeschier
Authority of Board OF Education
Walter H. Bigelow
CIO Education Meeting Hears State Director
Milwaukee report on a CIO regional education conference where Robert E. Jordan, director of the state CIO public relations department, warned that programs cannot create college graduates from workers with minimal schooling. He said the aim is to make union members and the public think more clearly to vote liberal. Kenneth E. Hones of Wisconsin Farmers Union urged cooperation between farmers and labor against common enemies including Taft Hartley impacts.
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Milwaukee
CIO
Robert E. Jordan
State Cio
Kenneth E. Hones
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Hones
River Falls
Wis
Two Vehicles Damaged In Early Morning Collision
At 6 42 a m Monday two cars collided at La Crosse and 114th streets with about 160 dollars damage to each vehicle. Willard V Tauscher of 1618 La Crosse street and Loren Edgar of 1409 State street were involved. A separate Saturday crash on south Eighth street damaged a parked car owned by Arthur Benson and a moving car driven by Molly Lacia from Holmen.
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la Crosse
Willard V. Tauscher
la Crosse Street
Forrest Avenue
Loren Edgar
State Street
South Eighth Street
Arthur Benson
Cass Street
Molly Lacia
Holmen
Eighth Street
Benson
Radio Spotlight Reports on US Europe Ties and Harvest of Voices
A week long Radio Spotlight series on American prestige in Europe airs at 6 15 tonight on WKBH. It weighs European reaction to Russian talks and potential Marshall Plan effects. Jack Beach promotes La Crosse volunteer drive on Wednesday morning.
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News OF the World
Europe
WKBH
United States
Jack Beach
la Crosse Council of Social Agencies
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