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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1948

Page

2

Pictures Show Violations Of Bicycle Code

A La Crosse Tribune notice publicizes the Optimists bicycle safety contest final photo, urging entrants to mail all pictures in one envelope with a completed sentence up to 50 words. The deadline is June 2, and officials note endorsements of the safety program from area residents.

Optimists the Tribune la Crosse Tev L. Seeman Theater

MacArthur Seen as Possible Rival for Democratic Nomination

The article notes President Truman did not rule out General MacArthur as a possible rival for the Democratic nomination or the November election. Truman said he would be glad to have MacArthur return home, a request he made after Japan’s surrender and again about a year later, but MacArthur preferred to stay in Japan.

Truman MacArthur Trunan Apan Hobbes Earl Warren

Michigan AG cites potential Michigan gang at 1948 GOP convention

Port Huron Attorney General Eugene Black accused a local group of trying to deadlock the June Republican convention to nominate Dewey Stassen or Taft. He named Arthur E. Summerfield Wilbur Brucker Arthur Iverson and Paul Graves as leaders and said Michigan delegates favor Arthur Van denberg for president. Brucker dismissed the charges calling them treason.

Port Huron Mich Eugene Black Michigan Dewey Stassen Taft Black Republican Republican National Arthur E. Summerfield Flint Wilbur M. Brucker Detroit Wayne County Arthur T. Iverson Paul T. Graves Detroit Automobile Dealers Association Arthur Vandenberg United States

Milwaukee Laymen Made Knights by Pope Pius XII

Three Milwaukee Catholics, Robert A. Johnston Charles OHara and Sylvester J Wabiszewski, were named Knights of the Order of St Gregory by Pope Pius XII for outstanding community service. Johnston heads the Robert A Johnston Co and serves on Marquette University board. O Hara is a retired executive and director of Cudahy Brothers Co. Wabiszewski presides over Maynard Electric Steel Casting Co. They will receive papal declarations of membership in the honor.

Milwaukee Order of St. Gregory Pius XII Robert A. Johnston Robert A. Johnston Co Marquette University Wisconsin Telephone Company Charles O'Hara Cudahy Brothers Co Sylvester J. Wabiszewski Maynard Electric Steel Casting Co

St John’s Catholic School Holds Annual Picnic

St John’s Catholic School held its annual picnic Thursday at Copeland Park with PTA members sponsors and chaperones Rev Edwin Knauf Rev Norbert Dall and faculty. Sack races foot races and baseball entertained 235 children. Mrs Roned Larkin chaired the food committee.

St. John’s Cathlic Schol Copeland Park PTA Edwin Knauf Norbert Dall Roned Larkin

Madison honors Wisconsin at 100th birthday ceremonies

Wisconsin marks its centennial with 13 hour events in Madison and celebrations across the state. Distinguished guests include Leahy Krug and Lawler as radio addresses, a 5000-musician parade with 100 floats, and athletic and scholastic programs.

Madison State Wis Wisconsin William D. Leahy Interior Julius Krug James Gavin Fifth Army U. S Joseph W. Lawler Camp Randall Stadium Leahy Krug Gov Rennebohm Supreme Court Marvin B. Rosenberry Pres. E. B. Fred The University of Wisconsin Assemblyman Ora Rice Leonard Howell Lawler Milwaukee

Parole in order for DeLato after injury case

In La Crosse Judge Cowie delayed full sentencing for Frank DeLato after a laundry knife incident. DeLato must serve one to three years in prison, suspended and placed on parole under state welfare supervision with explicit conduct rules. He must also pay court costs. A separate civil case, Oscar Olson v Helen Hoeft, concluded with Olson ordered to pay court costs and Hoeft receiving only a $50 refund.

Cowie Waupun State Board of Public Welfare la Crosse Olson Miss Hoeft Ferry Street Second Ferry Streets Hoeft

Father Kills Self and Daughters in Train Collision Tragedy

In Marion Ohio a 41 year old dry cleaning firm owner Charles M Gerstenlauer drove into a Lake Cities express at a crossing after calling his estranged wife and threatening to kill himself and the children. His two young daughters Sandra aged 3 and Gage aged 2 also perished. Deputy Sheriff Ed Fink and train engineer Charles Lowe reported the car stopped briefly before moving into the train at about 150 feet away. The cause is being investigated with statements from Elsie Gerstenlauer and attorney Frank Weidemann.

Marion Charles M. Gerstenlauer Sandra Gage Ed Fink Gerstenlauer Charles N. Lowe Frank Weidemann Elsie

Child Killed In Accident In Genoa Wisconsin

A two year old, David Curti, was run over by a tractor operated by his father on a Genoa area farm about 5 p m Thursday. He died en route to La Crosse hospital. The child, who lived four miles east of Genoa, had left a play pen in the farm yard and was backed over after the driver did not see him. He is survived by his parents Anthony J Curti and Mrs Curti and a four month old sister Linda. Funeral arrangements had not been announced.

DeSato Barber Frank DeLato Cowie DeLatos Peter Pape August Witt Otto Lieder A. D. Sanial Genoa Wis David Curti la Crosse David Anthony J. Curti Curti Linda

Dairyland Project bids filed for Flam Beau Hydro plant

Bidders for generators at Dairyland Power Cooperative Flamingo hydro plant near Ladysmith include Allis Chalmers Westinghouse General Electric and the Elliott Co John P Madgett says bids opened Thursday with low bidder pending contract interpretation GE quoted 259,684 129,842 and 20 percent escalation maximum Elliott bid 306,780 153,125 without escalation clause Turbines to be installed by S Morgan Smith Co under earlier contract.

Dairyland Power Cooperative Flambeau Ladysmith Allis Chalmers Westinghouse General Electric Co Elliott Company John P. Madgett General Electric Company S. Morgan Smith Co

Middle Car Damaged In Highway 16 Crash

Julian Johnson of Sparta reported a four-car pileup on highway 16 at 4 45 pm Thursday. He said vehicles ahead stopped suddenly and a car rear ended his nearly new vehicle, pushing it into the one in front. Johnson and passengers escaped injury. damage estimates were not available.

Julian Johnson Sparta Johnson

Memorial Day Holiday Delays City Bicycle Court Session

Bicycle court in City Hall Chambers will not convene this Saturday due to the Memorial Day holiday. The next session is scheduled for June 5.

City Hall

Quake Strikes Lima Peru Early Morning

A long strong quake was felt in Lima moments after midnight with no immediate reports of damage. Local residents reported intense shaking as authorities urged calm and preliminary assessments continued.

Lima Peru

County Court Records Include Vagrancy Guilty Plea

Edward Kubal pleaded guilty to vagrancy as a common drunkard and was ordered to serve 90 days in the county jail. Howard Durkin pled innocent to drunken and disorderly conduct in his home. bond set at 250 dollars but not furnished. A mistrial was set for 2 p.m. on June 4. La Crosse May 27 3 53 p.m. Fire calls note rubbish fires and overheated heater with engine responses at local addresses.

Creeve Edward Kubal South Ninth Street Howard Durkin Fifth Avenue South Pires la Crosse Fpedfield Street Solven Johnson Pine Street Ross Nixon St. Andrew Street

Meet The Candidates MacArthur Eyes Post Presidency

General Douglas MacArthur writes a statement signaling presidential availability from Tokyo. The occupation leader is praised for swift decisive action and unyielding authority while warning against delays and political chaos. His fierce loyalty to aides and relentless work ethic shape Tokyo headquarters as he weighs a major gamble.

MacArthur United States Gen. MacArthur Japan

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