James Comes To Rochester Dance at Mayo Civic with James Band
James and his Music Makers bring a one night engagement to the Mayo Civic for a dance from eight to midnight. Featured trumpet styles and old favorites like You Made Love You and Sleepy Lagoon highlight the first tour in five years. James plans to spend much of the future at his San Fernando Valley ranch with Betty Grable and Victoria Elizabeth. Singers Marion Morgan and Buddy DiVito appear, along with a full band roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry James
Mayo
Justion
Chibiri- Belece
James
California
San Fernando Valley
Tiny Timbeeill
Juan Tizol
Bruce Mack Donald
State Press lauded by governor as Newspaper Week begins
Wisconsin Governor Rennebohm praises state press in letter to editors marking national Newspaper Week. He urges greater newspaper interest in state government to spur citizen awareness and improve governance in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Rennebohm
African Seeks Return of Grandfather Skull from Germany
A African tribal chief asks Britain to press Germany to return Chief Mkwawa's skull held in a German museum. Britain cites a Versailles clause as basis for a restitution. The colonial office orders a search of German museums amid pressure for colonial-era restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Germany
Colonial Office
Versailles
Mkwawa
Africa
Timself
Germains
Longfellow Students Hear Piano Recital From Guest Artist
The program featured a varied set of pieces including themes from Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff. The performer, back after military service, delivered lively numbers such as Sabre Dance and Polonaise plus own arrangements and medleys like Bumble Boogie and Now is the Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Chaikovsky and
Rachmaninoff
Copeland
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Katchaturian
Chopin
de Falla
Carmichel
Demonstration Of Air Ground Tactics Planned
The six week maneuver will demonstrate air ground tactics to more than 3,000 service school students. Live ammunition will be used including two ton bombs. Five men have been killed and 27 injured in rehearsals when bombs fell short of target. Participants include navy army marine corps and air forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elg'n Field
Fie
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Air Forces
Break 20 Windows Ring Indications of Air Rifle Damage
Indications point to damage of twenty windows caused by air rifles. No other details available on location or timeframe. Authorities are assessing the incident and pursuing possible suspects.
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Oil Rally
Stock totals show a modest session rise with about 650000 shares traded. Barnsdall Oil Co. boosted crude prices in the south sparking late gains, while steels motors and metals stayed firm. Rails stayed narrow as railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for an eight percent freight increase on items including fresh fruits vegetables lumber sugar coal coke and iron ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnsdall Oil Co
South By
Interstate Commerce Commission
Obituary Mrs Louisa Judson Former La Crosse Resident Dies
Mrs Louisa Judson 63 former La Crosse resident died in a Beloit hospital. Funeral services set for 1 p m Saturday at Rosman chapel Beloit with Rev L R Berry officiating. Burial at East lawn cemetery Beloit. Survived by two brothers Benjamin R Rogers La and Charles Vandalia Ia one sister Mrs Marion A Beloit. Born Rogers in Hawkeye Ia she was a 1920 graduate of La Crosse hospital nursing class. Lived in La Crosse 1917 to 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Judson
la Crosse
Beloit
Rosman Chapel
L. R. Berry
Eastlawn
Benjamin R. Rogers
Charles
Vandalia
Marion A . Beloit
Judson
Rogers
Hawkeye, Ia
la Crosse Hospital
Miss Jennie Outmans Dies After Lingering Illness
Miss Jennie Outmans of 614 North 17th Street died Thursday evening in a local hospital after a lingering illness. She is survived by one sister Mrs. Carrie Lau of St. Petersburg Florida. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 30 p m at the Hell Morris funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Outmans
North 17Th Street
Carrie Lau
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hell- Morris
Milwaukee Road stockholders vote to buy Terre Haute line
Milwaukee Road stockholders voted at a meeting yesterday to complete the purchase of the Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway. A spokesman said Milwaukee now owns most of Terre Haute outstanding stock and leases the line. Terre Haute will vote on the sale proposal late in October.
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Age
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway Company
Road Ssa
Milwaukee
Terre Haute
Terre Haute A
Thompson Says Democrats Use Farm Prices as Scapegoat
Stoughton Wisconsin farmers were urged not to trade a field of clover for trouble as Thompson accused the Democrats of trying to wreck the federal farm price program. He claimed Republicans would blame farmers for high prices and that the Democratic party is the friend of the farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Wis
Wisconsin
Seedaas
Thompson
Beehive Attack Kills Cow in Japan Farm Row
Kinjiro Matsuda reports 60 000 bees swarmed from nearby hives on Masato Yanagi’s farm and fatally stung his cow after it swiped at a bee. Matsuda and the owner fought off the swarm but 10 000 bees died in the combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohiro
Kokkaido
Japan
Kinjiro Matsuda
Masato Yanagi
Matsuda
Matusa
Poll by Dr Skelton Reveals People Are People Everywhere
Dr Skelton cites a nationwide radio audience thought as underestimated and notes listeners vary little by region. Red recalls touring towns across the West South and Midwest and hearing greeting heckles while staying with residents. He says audiences want good clean entertainment with a thoughtful message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Skelton
Red
Midwest
Clyde Johnston Named Acting State Treasurer in Wisconsin
Clyde M. Johnston, 57, a 32 year state employee, became acting treasurer after Marvin Duel’s death. He succeeds John Sonderegger, who has served as acting treasurer, and Gov. Rennebohm said the post will be filled permanently later. Sonderegger remains with Rennebohm Drug Co. as secretary and controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Clyde M. Johnston
Ber
John Sonderegger
John Smith
Zak Rehealion
Vane Me
Marvin Duel
Rennebohm
Sonderegger
Treasury
Insurance Post
Penicillin Inhalation Study For Respiratory Infections
Researchers from the University of Illinois and Northwestern report penicillin dust inhalations may reach high concentrations at infection sites. Patients breathe through a mask for three to six minutes per dose, one to three times daily, with potential use for selected cases prone to pneumonia and sinus or ear trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Krasno
Department of Clinical Science
University of Illinois Medical School
Paul S. Rhoads
Mary Karp
Northwestern University Medical School
Krasno
Drunken driving and fines in La Crosse area court notes
In La Crosse County Daily Records police court details Francis Krees, Harold Meacham Onalesks and others fined for drunken driving or traffic offenses. Multiple defendants from La Crosse addresses, with fines ranging from 2 to 75 dollars, are listed. County court entries show Clifford Brown and Clyde Peterson Le Parge entering pleas of innocence on assault and vagrancy charges, with trial dates set and bonds noted.
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la Creese
Francis Krees
Brownevillee
Minn
David Schiffer
North 7Nd Street
Wilfred Beier
South 16Th Street
Harold Meacham
Onalesks
Dorothy Adams
St. Cloud Street
Charles Street
Caledonia Street
William A Oo Ee Ee Sag Gime
Gracie
Gast Cee
Wiliam Hanson
Market Street
Clarence Bahr
la Crosse
Robert McLeod
Green Teland
Milton Henson
Jackson Street
Robert Roller
la Crosse Street
la Vearl Hubber
Raymond Krueger
Bernard Buse
George Street
Arnold Hansen
Cass Street
la Creme
Clifford Brown
Vine Street
Prank Lynch
South Fourth Street
Vireges
Wis
Clyde Peterson
le Parge
Kroger Strike Enters Fourth Day in Wisconsin
A 125 member Kroger strike by truck drivers and warehouse workers extends into its fourth day in Madison. Picket lines appear at the La Crosse Kroger store as union leaders say local 442 members stand firm while drivers from elsewhere are spread across Wisconsin. No official statements from Kroger amid stalled talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Kroger Grocery Co
Kroger
la Crosse
Kroger Food Store
South Fourth Street
Kroger Grocery Company
George Hall
Yf Crosse
Thebune
Krogeree
Hall
Wisconsin
Adolph Man
Experiment in Cutting Construction Expense
Urbana report by the small homes council of the University of Illinois details a year of site construction research. Using an industry engineered house plan, six homes were built to test cost cuts by prefabricated dimensions in lumber yards and mills. Three homes use frame construction and three use masonry, aiming to reduce material waste by four inch multiples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Producers Council
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Dewey Campaign Push Across States Amid Senate Battles
The article outlines Dewey's bid to unite allied nations and press for peace as he travels to Cheyenne and Albany. It notes Republican drives in Wyoming for E. V. Robertson against Gov. Lester Hunt, plus Senate races in West Virginia and other states, with Wallace campaigning in Hollywood to advance his racial equality platform.
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Dewey
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albany
Wyoming
E. V. Robertson
Lester C. Hunt
Senate
West Virginia
Mr. Truman
Charton
GOP
Chapman Revercomb
Stiff Com
M. Neely
New Deal
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Hollywood
el Paso
Texas
County Buildings and Grounds Committee Reviews Next Year Budget
Members met at the courthouse to discuss the coming year budget. Riese chaired the session and prepared the report for submission to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Oe Seperrene
Riese
Hold Funeral Services For Polio Victim
Lois Eglinton a polio victim and daughter of Mr Albert Eglinton of Uaioe township farm family had funeral services held at Potter's Funeral chapel. Burial followed in Union Ridge cemetery. Lois died Tuesday after being treated at a La Crosse hospital since Saturday. She is survived by parents and a brother Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Lois Eglinton
Albert Linton
Potter's Funeral
Union Ridge
Lois
la Crosse
Allen
American debate on atomic control and world power
The discussion centers on international control of atomic energy. U S officials claim the plan would curb militarism while Soviet officials warn it gives the United States unlimited global economic control via the atomic bomb. Hermann and Vishinsky argue the aims are imperial and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Russia
Vishinsky
United States of America
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Bevin Feeling Low During Paris UN Meeting
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin has not been feeling very well since arriving in Paris for the United Nations meeting, though officials say there is nothing seriously wrong with his health. The embassy spokesman described him as feeling pretty low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Time for international friendship urged by Rotary
Frederick S. Brandenburg, district governor, told La Crosse area Rotarians that international fellowship should start now. He outlined Paul Harris foundation efforts and district sponsorship of a graduate student, Jeira Lambert of Araguari Brazil, studying at the University of Wisconsin with expenses covered by all 45 clubs. Lambert plans visits to district clubs during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Brandenburg
Wis
Rotary
Brandenburg
Paul
Paul Harris Foundation
la Crosse
University of Wis- Brandenburg
Jeira Lambert
Araguari
Brazil
University of Wisconsin
Lambert
University
Group Opposes State Sales Tax Endorses DAV Campaign
Council president V. Weisensel announced the group backed the Disabled American Veterans Get-Me-Not campaign. The council meeting drew reps from American Legion La Crosse and Bangor, Veterans of Foreign Wars, DAV, United My War Veterans, Catholic War Veterans and Amvets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Aeal
Truman's Aunt Dies at 99 in Independence
Mrs. Joseph T. Noland, 99, died today in Independence Missouri after years confined to home following a June 1946 back injury. The president’s aunt, a favorite relative, often hosted visits and lived across the street from the Truman home.
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Independence
Truman
Joseph T. Noland
Noland
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