Church Backs State Anti-Gambling Law and Liquor Warning
The Wisconsin conference of the Evangelical United Brethren church urges continued enforcement of the state anti-gambling law and condemns liquor traffic. New pastor assignments include H. T. Bandt and others to Milwaukee Madison area, Racine Jefferson Kenosha. Additional changes place Harvey Accola in Gilman town Eau Claire district and Gorton R. Bender in Port Washington Appleton district assignments.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ae Oyte
Milwaukee-Madison
H. T. Bandt
Shenton
Charlies A. Rota
Jefferson
M. A
United States Leads Leather Production Worldwide
The United States remains the largest producer of leather globally, sustaining its leadership in tanned hides and finished leather goods through domestic farms, processing facilities, and export markets.
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United States
Warn Against Forest Fires in Wisconsin Timberlands
Federal and state forest officials warned campers in Wisconsin about tinder dry woods after 21 small fires Friday. Paul Zimmerman of Nicolet forest said fires in Florence and Oconto counties burned 100 acres, many started by trout fishermen. Ervin Hoppe of the forest protection office reported 17 fires totaling 100 acres across seven of ten districts in northern and central Wisconsin with standby firefighters on duty at ranger stations.
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Paul Zimmerman
Nicolet National Forest
Rhinelander
Nicolet Forest
Florence County
Oconto County
State Conservation Department
Forest Protection
Teahawk
Ervin Hoppe
Wisconsin
Part-time Club Parties At Vocational School
The Tuesday gathering at Miss La Verel Cloutier home featured tea and sandwiches with popular records as the Friday club aided by Mrs. Kathryn Kultz celebrated Miss Laura Crump, resigning to marry in June, with a gift. The Wednesday group hiked to Myrick Park for a May picnic and soft ball game after a pot-luck lunch. Polar bears seen swimming 200 miles offshore reported.
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la Verel Cloutier
North 17Th Street
Laura Crump
Crump
Kathryn Kultz
Miss Crump
Myrick Park
Bicycle Safety Contest Promotes Civic Responsibility
Optimists sponsor a bicycle safety contest to encourage alert riding and proper traffic manners. Daily violation photos will be published in The Tribune for five days. Participants must be 17 or younger and send a brief pledge with a signature from W. O. Hanson, La Crosse Industrial Safety Council.
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The
Tribune
W. O. Hanson
la Crosse Industrial Safety Council
Optimists Club
Car Tip Over At Oak Point
Two weekend county highway accidents prompted police reports of minor injuries and non fatal outcomes. On highway 53 near Oak Point a 16 year old from Galesville, Maynard Olson, skidded after attempting to pass and rolled his car after a left turning maneuver by the other driver. Olson and two passengers sustained minor injuries. the other driver Stanley Heath fled but later pleaded guilty to drunken driving and leaving the scene, with fines and license revocation imposed. A second collision on highway 16 involved Adolph Martin and a motorcycle rider David Keil. no injuries were reported.
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Maynard Olson
R. J
Galesville
Oak Point
Hunter's Bridge
Olson
Alfred Olson
Clarence Olson
Vernon Thomas
Stanley Heath
Joe Brennegan
Adolph Martin
Minnesota City
David Keil
la Crosse
Martin
Jackie Martin
Wisconsin Jaycees Convention Activities Highlight La Crosse Meeting
La Crosse hosts the Wisconsin Jaycees convention with themes Our American Heritage and Leadership Training. Milwaukee led by Mayor Hubert Humphrey and Harold Russell attended as notable figures. Wisconsin Jaycettes elected officers and heard Margaret Easton discuss cerebral palsy work and state orthopedic pioneers dating to 1902. Mrs. James Hawkins of Waukesha will preside next year with Mrs. Rocco Greeve assisting.
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Vens
Jaycees
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Harold Russell
Wisconsin Jaycettes
la Crosse
Linker
Margaret Easton
James Hawkins
Waukesha
Rocco Greeve
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Association For the Disabled
Camp Waubeek
Miss Easton
Sparta
Madison
Unclear fragment hints at a remedy or relief product
The readable text mentions relief from a villainous pelerThrumetion and a Bee inent with names like SLOAN BAL Peet and SIAN Feu ty. It reads as a fragmented advertisement or mock medical pitch with unclear product details and multiple nonsensical terms.
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Rushi
Helms
Jaycettes Back Cerebral Palsy Effort For Year
Miss Easton urged the Jaycettes to keep aiding spastics by promoting women in orthopedic fields. She said carrying an unusual torch may reward commitment and the group voted to extend cerebral palsy work at the state level for another year.
Inspection for expansion of Co L 339th Infantry to Class B
Capt. William T. Whittington announced that Company L 339th Infantry, 85th Division, will be inspected Thursday at 8 p m at the La Crosse armory 707 South Sixth Street for expansion to Class B status. Class B authorization was granted last week and required personnel have been procured.
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William T. Whittington
Army Reserve Office
Co. L
339Th Infantry Regiment
85Th Infantry Division
Whittington
la Crosse
South Sixth Street
City License Deadline Set for June 1
City Clerk Fred Kramer warns that license applications including beer alcohol soft drinks bartender juke box and pool hall licenses must be filed and paid by June 1 to avoid denial.
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Fred Kramer
Inclusive Anti Red Law Proposal Sparks Labor Rules Debate
Rep Landis proposes a non Communist oath for management and labor negotiators expanding Taft Hartley. He backs amending the act to bar unions without affidavits from top officials and allows firing of subversive workers if listed by the attorney general. The watchdog committee opened hearings as it probes the act. The note ends with an odd bee fact about travel miles for honey production.
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Washington
Rep
Landis
Ind
National Labor Relations Board
Senate-House
Attorney General's Office
Two Cars Reported Stolen Over Weekend
Winona police report two cars stolen over the weekend. A black 1928 Dodge sedan with license 6 23879 was taken Sunday at 1 45 a m. and a black 1935 Dodge with 300 in tools and license 67509 was taken Saturday between 12 30 p m and 2 42 a m. The green 1947 Plymouth two door with Minnesota plate 712 508 was stolen Sunday at 2 42 a m.
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Winona
Minnesota
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