Senate Faces Economy Bill Targeting Foreign Aid
Senate debate centers on cutting expenses with Sen Russell drafting a plan to trim up to 10 percent of foreign aid funding from the 5.617 billion dollar ECA budget for the year starting July 1. Taft backs cuts, while House reductions are noted as insufficient for economy goals.
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Russell
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Economic Cooperation Administration
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Ohio
GOP
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Truman
Germany
Austria
Japan
Ralph Johnson DeMolay Head Installed at Masonic Temple
Joseph Miller Chapter DeMolay announces Ralph Johnson as master councilor for the new officers. Installation takes place at the Masonic temple at Eighth and Main streets Thursday evening. George Bond becomes senior councilor and Jack Wall schlaeger the junior councilor. Appointed to officers include Robert Shepard as senior deacon David Fletcher junior steward Fred Sundberg chaplain Howard Silberman marshal David Woods standard bearer Donald Kowalke sentinel and preceptors Eugene Olson Donald Fairbanks James Wiedman Earl Webster Blaine Amann John Johnson Douglas Phillips Howard Thiel.
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Order of DeMolay
Ralph Johnson
Masonic Temple
Eighth
Main Streets
George Bond
Jack Wallschlaeger
Johnson
Robert Shepard
David Fletcher
Fred Sundberg
Howard Silberman
David Woods
Donald Kowalke
Sentinal
Eugene Olson
Donald Fairbanks
James Wiedman
Earl Webster
Blaine Amann
John Johnson
Douglas Phillips
Howard Thiel
Ford talks renew in Detroit as strike negotiators reconvene
Negotiations to end the 24 day Ford strike resumed Saturday night delayed by late arrival of union representatives. Bargainers, exhausted from an all night session, returned to the conference table about 8:30 p.m. Optimism and gloom mingled as the marathon peace talks continued.
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Roman Aqueducts Fed City With Vast Water Flow
In the first century AD the Rome water supply from the great aqueduct system delivered about 92 million gallons daily to the city.
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Rome
Stores Set Summer Hours in La Crosse Downtown
La Crosse downtown will adopt a summer schedule, with stores open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Friday when hours extend to 9 p.m. The plan was announced by the Chamber of Commerce after a merchants committee meeting.
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Aquinas Graduates 180 Seniors At Exercises Next Friday Night
Aquinas high school will hold 1949 commencement exercises at the La Crosse Vocational school auditorium Friday at 8 p m. A total of 180 seniors will receive diplomas in three graduation events. Baccalaureate services are today at 8 a m in St Josephs Cathedral with Rev John Trant delivering the sermon. The bishop will preside at the commencement and presents diplomas. Krueger is valedictorian with a 94 average. Heitman is salutatorian with 93 63 average and AAUW scholarship recipient.
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St. Joseph’s Cathedral
John Trant
Aquinas
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Cathedral Hall
James Bull
George Pearse
Catherine Munster
Thomas Krueger
Elizabeth Heitman
Robert McKillip
Daniel Spika
Phyllis Lepsch
Joanne Abraham
Earl Frantz
Gretchen Englehard
Merrill Cina
John Seinfelder
Wilma Ashley
John P. Treacy
Vincent J. Flynn
Association of American Colleges
Flynn
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Krueger
Karl Krueger
Hyde Avenue
Bausch and Lomb
Minnesota
Wisconsin
W. G. Heitman
South Seventh Street
Heit
Kathleen Nekola
Carol Opdahl
John Papenfuss
Phyllis Pelster
Jeanette Petracke
Charles Pouzar
Barbara Randall
Suzanne Regnier
John Richards
James Ritter
Arthur Roraff
Donna Rudolph
Mary Ann Sinniger
Eileen Skep
Dolores Smikla
Mary Ellen Soller
Joan Wakeen
Patricia Woolley
Kenneth Albitz
Dolores Bakalars
Francis Schiffer
Zita Schwanbeck
Anne Siebenaler
James Sieger
Loretta Strand
Jacqueline Turner
Raymond Wakeen
Josephine Wieser
Paul Zanter
David Ziegelmaier
Dorothy Albrecht
Jean Bottcher
Joan Boutch
Jeannine Bradley
Doris Gilster
Mary Kohlwey
Dolores Latshaw
Mary McLoone
Betty Marx
Kathleen Mason
Ruth Mezera
Dolores Moe
Janice Murphy
Mary Lou Murphy
Mary Sue Murphy
Arlene Norby
Patricia Pretasky
Rosemary Riniker
Beatrice Schreier
Lorraine Vanderzee
Mary Winter
Leonard Ambrose
Lee Arneson
David Becker
Donald Betz
Jame Boschert
Francis Clarkin
James Conway
Robert Cuta
Harold Beg
Claren Ferrier
Thomas Finn
Donald Flottmeyer
Thomas Havlik
Philip Hen
State To Receive DP's General Stewart Heads to New York
Twenty two displaced persons bound for Wisconsin aboard the army transport General Stewart are due to dock in New York Monday. The international refugee organization says the vessel carries 816 displaced persons aboard.
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Washington
Wisconsin
General Stewart
New York
International Refugee Organization
Doctor Rutledge Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Cedar Rapids jury returns a verdict of second degree murder for Dr. Rutledge in the Hartman hotel room stabbing case after a month long trial. Foreman Archie Farmer said four ballots produced the decision with the state seeking first degree murder and defense claiming self defense.
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Hartman
J. L. Smith
Sydney
Robert C. Rutledge
Houston
Tex
Howard B. Goodrich
Hannibal
Murer
Farmer
Iowa
Wisconsin lawmakers lobby against new tax proposals
Legislature continues work with the governor's staff as tax bills are prepared. Opposition grows with petitions against levies from local groups. The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce and Milwaukee Association of Commerce protest the proposals, while many local taxpayer groups mobilize.
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Madison
Poppy Sales Net $2 205 in La Crosse
The American Legion and auxiliary raised 2205.41 dollars on Poppy Day in La Crosse and surrounding counties. Legion chair E L Schreiber and Aux chair Verne H Lamp thanked donors for aiding disabled veterans and their dependents. Sales halted at 2 15 p m after selling 17 000 poppies.
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Memorial parade plans and parade unit lineup detailed
The memorial committee outlines the First Congregational parish program and parade schedule. Mrs. Raymond Plamadore will play the carillon before the parade and Judge Ahlstrom will assist with the review. Sections organize in Market Square and Cameron Park with bands schools veterans groups and many local organizations listed in order.
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Raymond Plamadore
Ahlstrom
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John S. Coleman
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J. W. Brindley
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C. J. Wachs
Russell Sieger
A. H. Engelhard
T. H. Bailey
Market Square
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Coast Guard Reserve
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Civil Air Patrol
Marine Corps League
Red Cross
Logan
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps
GAR Daughters
Spanish War Veterans
William McKinley Relief Corps
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary of
Casberg Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Auxiliary
American Veterans Color Guard
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American Revolution
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Erickson
Washburn
Immanuel Lutheran
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Hamilton
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Longfellow
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Death notices for Ben Findreng in Houston Minnesota
Ben Findreng aged 66 of Houston Minnesota died Friday night in a La Crosse hospital after a heart ailment. He was a retired mail carrier born December 1, 1882 in Houston county and married to Bertha Jensen. Survivors include his wife their son Olaf and two Fredrick grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday May 30 at 2 pm at St Peter s Lutheran church with Rev Orrin Anderson officiating. Burial in Stone Lutheran church cemetery. Brazil is larger than the United States and three times Argentina.
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Minn
Ben Findreng
la Crosse
Findreng
Houston County
Ole Findreng
Bertha Jensen
Olaf
Fredrick
Wis
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Orrin Anderson
Stone Lutheran Church
Pastor Warns Liquor Undermines Church Work
Rev. Thomas Perry Jones of Sheboygan told the Wisconsin Methodist conference that liquor can undo years of church work in a single day. He warned the church risks complacency about moderate drinking and urged funding for the Wisconsin Temperance movement and federation as the five day conference neared its close.
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Wausau
Wis
Thomas Perry Jones
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Jones
Television to Feature Disc Jockeys and Short Musical Films
New York reports television will include disc jockeys who show sound movies. Viewers will see as well as hear performers with United Artists already having 1,000 short musical films from 3 to 4 minutes. Other studios are developing similar lines.
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Television
United Artists
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