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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1950

Page

6

Accept Faulty Sewer Work In Milwaukee

Milwaukee county grand jury found evidence inspectors accepted faulty sewer construction and urged city inquiry to prevent recurrence. The amended report cites 16 examples and was sent to Mayor Zeidler and the common council. City Engineer Knapp deferred comment pending study of the report.

Milwaukee Milwaukee County Grand Jury Milwaukee City Herbert J. Steffes Steffes Grand Jury Frank Zeidler Common Council Zeidler City of Lloyd Knapp Bureau of Sewers

Distress Area Expanded to Minnesota for Flood Relief

President Truman extended the distress area to include the Minnesota region and watersheds of the upper Mississippi and St. Louis rivers along with areas draining into the Great Lakes. The designation allows emergency federal funds to be used to relieve flood distress.

Washington Mississippi St. Louis Great Lakes Pres. Truman Minnesota

Eastern Students Plan 24 Day War Era Tour

Forces during both World wars and Eastern school affiliation frame the trip itinerary. The 24 day junket includes visits to Cincinnati Indianapolis Springfield Sully Kansas City Des Moines Janesville Milwaukee Chicago and South Bend, highlighting a broad Midwestern academic and civic outreach.

Cincinnati Indianapolis Springfield Sull Kansas City Des Moines Janesville Wis Milwaukee Chicago South Bend

Reunion Aid For Draftees And Veterans

Maj. Thomas M. Nial explains how the National Association of Combat Units helps locate old army friends. Soldiers report their unit, then NACU channels inquiries to division alumni groups to find missing pals, arrange reunions, and assist claims. Include outfit, address, and self addressed stamped envelope.

Thomas M. Nial Europe Normandy Germany Joe Knox Separation Center National Association of Combat Units NACU NACA PT Boys Seabees Washington War and Navy Departments Jake Devers Midwest P. O Washington, D. C Maj. Nial

Foreign youths set for summer long tour from New York

Thirty two foreign youths from nine countries depart New York on June 19 for a six thousand mile summer tour visiting 21 cities stretching to the Rocky Mountains. The preparatory school students study in the United States under grants from the American Field Service, a volunteer ambulance drivers group aiding Allied efforts.

Chicago New York Rocky Mountains United States American Field Service

Crane Co. Heir Divorced by Invalid Wife in Chicago

Ralph A. Crane, 32 year old grandson of Crane Co founder, was divorced Tuesday from Mrs. Joan Barbara Crane, 26, bed-ridden for years, by Circuit Judge Daniel Roberts on cruelty and desertion. The settlement grants Mrs. Crane $10,500 cash, 30 percent in a $500,000 trust, plus apartment and furniture. They married June 26, 1942, separated April 1, 1948, and have no children.

Chicago Ralph A. Crane Crane Co Joan Barbara Crane Daniel Roberts Crane

Maple Syrup Output Beats State Average in 1950

MADISON Wis 1950 maple syrup production exceeded the 1949 total and topped the 1939-48 average with an estimated 76 000 gallons The 1949 figure was 59 000 gallons The state department of agriculture also noted wool producers expect the highest returns in 25 years due to a strong market and mills competing for supplies Production figures for wool are not yet available.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture

Wallace Party Plans FEPC Demonstration in D C

Henry A Wallace's Progressive party announced a marathon protest outside the U S senate office building to push a fair employment practices commission. The "people's vigil for FEPC" begins Wednesday and runs until the Senate acts to break the filibuster and pass the FEPC bill.

New York Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party U. S. Senate Fair Employment Practices Commission FEPC Senate

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