Wisconsin House Debates Medical Court Testimony And Health Proposals
The Wisconsin House discusses proper medical court testimony and calls the State Bar to action. The delegates recommend moral obligation for medically trained individuals to volunteer for military service and oppose a national health insurance commission led by Blue Cross Blue Shield. They urge state disaster planning, expanded child screening, enhanced prenatal care, county elder care, treatment for sexual psychopaths, and stronger nursing recruitment.
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State Bar Associa
House of Delegates
Army
Navy
American Medical Association
National Health Insurance Comny
Blue Ross Blue Shield
Wisconsin
Rural Life Conference set for La Crosse Oct 15 20
Final arrangements for the National Catholic Rural Life Conference Dairyland convention in La Crosse were announced. Rt Rev Msgr Luigi Liguitti predicted about 50 000 attendees drawn by a strong program and convenient Midwestern location. Local headquarters are prepared to handle arrivals as 1 500 invitations go out to church and state leaders led by Bishop John P Treacy.
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National Catholic Rural Life Conference
la Crosse
Luigi Liguitti
Liguitti
Ately
Crosse
America
John P. Treacy
Tri-State Deaths Chronicle Wisconsin Obituaries
Several Wisconsin obituaries report deaths and funeral plans. John Davidson 73 of Warren Minnesota died of a heart ailment during a Sparta visit and was returned to Warren with his widow. Harold Carlson Jr 22 of Janesville dies in an accidental death. funeral services held in Whitehall. Nels K Volden 79 of Viroqua dies. funeral set at Bad Axe Lutheran church with Rev Neshiem officiating.
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Sparta
Wis
Alex Strom
John Davidson
Warren, Minn
Warren
Aeece
Vidson
Black River Falls
A. B. Erickson
Whitehall
Harold
Janesville
Viroqua
Nels K. Volden
Bad Axe Lutheran Church
Bad Ax Lutheran Church
Neshiem
Mexican Tourist Association Plans Big Attraction Drive
The Mexican Tourist Association announced a major campaign to draw visitors to Mexico with a nationwide push promoting destinations and experiences. The plan targets increased tourist arrivals through coordinated marketing and regional promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Tourist Association
Mexico
Casserly Sees Blackbourn to Coach Wisconsin
Madison sports editor Hank Casserly writes that Lisle Mohoun Sr is a candidate for Wisconsin football coach with Harry Stuhldreher potentially stepping down to focus on athletic director duties. He notes Redesign of duties after a 1942 plan and recalls Stuhldreher’s 1936 dual role and Wisconsin’s 43-55-6 record. Blackbourn moves from Milwaukee Washington High School to backfield coach.
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Madison
Wis
Henry
Hank) Casserly
Madison Capital Times
Lisle Moihoun
Wisconsin
Casserly
Blackbourn
Harry Stuhlsdreber
Stuhldreber
Harry
Stuhldreher
Milwaukee
Washington High School
Rural House Robbery Noted Missing Items Listed
A rural house was robbed and the incident tied to a county line near Mindoro. Missing are a man’s 17 jewel Illinois watch a pair of size nine high work shoes a flashlight and a safety razor.
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Wis
Stanton
R. 1
Mindoro
Illinois
See Safety Hazards In Car Borne TV
Milwaukee reports a safety concern as a company installed a standard television receiver in a stock car. Police and safety officials question drivers watching video while on the road, while an electronics manager predicts it may suit back seats in taxicabs rather than cars fronting the wheel.
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Milwaukee
City Safety Commission
John Schoenecker
Police Traffic Bureau
Robert Wright
Electrophance Distributors
May Retain Ranks for Reserve Corps Enlistments
Capt. Whittington reminded enlisted reserve corps members and former army personnel that they may enlist in the army reserve in the same field artillery. If needed in a future emergency, reserve corps will receive assignments in the branch and unit type they choose.
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Army
Army Reserve
Field Artillery
Whittington
Veterans housing conference on October 25 in Madison
The Wisconsin veterans housing authority announced a sponsor meeting in Madison on October 25 to gather suggestions. The group seeks information to help draft recommendations for the next legislature.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Veterans’ Housing Authority
Prairie Dog Burrows Descend Deep into Prairie
Readable notes describe burrows of prairie dogs plunging to depths of about 14 or 15 feet. Researchers observe tunnel networks and colony activity affecting local soil conditions.
Vandenberg Urges Bipartisan Foreign Policy Unity
Sen Arthur H Vandenberg R Mich said on a nationwide Republican broadcast that bi partisan foreign policy should not erase party identity but seek agreement to speak as undivided Americans He labeled union foreign affairs our best insurance for peace and criticized the Soviet blockade of Berlin.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rmich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenbe
Union Foreign Affairs
Vandenberg
Dewey-Warren
Berlin
Daily Records La Crosse Legal and Minor Offense Notes
William Kato of Ward avenue ordered to pay 1 dollar and costs or 10 days in county jail. P Hammes of La Crosse guilty to arterial violation with 1 dollar and costs or five days jailed. Clifford Brown of Vine street pleaded guilty to assault and battery. 20 days jail. Lowise McIntosh of South 20th street costs or 60 days in county jail. Wilton J. Fischer of Madison pled guilty to lewd and lascivious conduct. 100 dollar fine and costs or days in jail. Geraldy Lindstroth of Harmony waived preliminary hearing on bad check. bound over to circuit court with 1000 dollar bond. Otis Nerison of Westby fined 75 dollars. plea of guilty in La Crosse. Oct 4 incidents include engine 1 flood at 130 Fifth Avenue South and engine 9 from Loomiswall to 2126. Henry Anderson noted.
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la Crosse
William Kato
Ward Avenue
P. Hammes
Clifford Brown
Vine Street
Lowise McIntosh
South 20Th Street
Wilton J. Fischer
Madison
Wis
Geraldy Lindstroth
Harmony
Minn
Paris man Raymond Brier donates blood in 1935
Raymond Brier of Paris receives 98 transfusions in 1935 with about 10 ounces per session, all reportedly without harm to the donor.
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Raymond Brier
Chamson
Paris
Death Notice for Bert Rice 76 of Walworth and Elmhurst
Bert Rice aged 76 of 1245 Redfield Street died Tuesday in a local hospital. He was born January 8 in Wisconsin. He leaves two daughters Mrs. Carl Petry and Mrs. son of Walworth, Wis., and Mrs. Blanche Carley of Elmhurst, Illinois, along with fourteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Sletten McKee south side chapel. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 at the chapel.
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Bert Rice
Redfield Street
Oe Wis
Carl Petry
Son
Walworth
Wis
Blanche Carley
Elmhurst
Sletten-McKee Company
Bell
William Raseman 74 Dies Suddenly at Home
William Raseman aged 74 of 216 North 21st street died suddenly at his home in the evening. He is survived by his wife and one son. Services will be held at 2:30 p m at Schumacher funeral home with Rev R F Halberg officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove cemetery. Friends may call at Schumacher Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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William Raseman
North 21St Street
Illard Raseman
Schumacher
R. F. Halberg
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Viner
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Viner of 615 North 17th street will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Nelson funeral home with Rev Philip Johnson presiding. Burial is in Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening at Nelson funeral home. She is survived by three sons George Springer of Eau Claire Floyd Springer of Madison and Frank Ser of La Crosse two sisters E Graves of Sand Point Ida and Mrs Violet McIntosh of La Crosse one brother George Loper of Milwaukee 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Julia Viner
North 17Th Street
Nelson Funeral Home
Philip Johnson
Woodlawn
George Springer
Eau Claire
Floyd Springer
Madison
Frank Ser
la Crosse
E. Graves
Sand Point
Ida
Violet McIntosh
George Loper
Milwaukee
Fort Pierce man Roy E Curtis dies. Catholic services planned
Roy E Curtis died Monday at his Fort Pierce Florida home. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church there on Thursday. He is survived by his wife Sarah Roche formerly of La Crosse.
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Roy E. Curtis
Fort Pierce
Fla
Sarah Roche
la Crosse
Golden Snow in Glacier Park Explained
Glacial scenery features a yellow dust formed by countless tiny insect bodies, creating a striking golden appearance in the park. Local scientists note these particles accumulate during warm periods when insects die and decompose near high-altitude meadows.
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Glacier Park
Milwaukee Road To Operate Football Special Here Sunday
The Milwaukee Road runs a special train to Milwaukee for the Green Bay Chicago Cardinal game at State Fair Park. Only six tickets are at S and H ticket headquarters. more than 175 expected to ride. Service departs La Crosse at 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. arrives 12:45 p.m. return from Milwaukee at 9:00 p.m. and reaches La Crosse shortly after midnight.
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Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
State Fair Park
S and H Ticket
la Crosse
la Oo
Fined After Accident Involving La Crescent Driver
An almost new La Crescent resident’s car suffered heavy front-end damage at 5 10 p m Monday. Waldo Braamer 36 pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 plus costs or 60 days in jail. Police said Braamer left the road ending with his car across guard wires. he was not injured.
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la Crescent
Waldo Braamer
Braamer
Hospital Births Rise in 1946 U S Figures
Washington report shows about 2,150,000 babies were born in U S hospitals in 1946, roughly double the hospital births from 1940. The count highlights a surge in hospital births across the nation.
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Washington
U. S
Union Calls Kroger Store Employes Out
AFL union orders Kroger store clerks and meat cutters to quit work after picket line protest and suspected meat move from a passenger car. Harvey Hauser says 23 employees affected, store to stay open with minimal staff. division office in Madison will handle further details. Picketing began Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
AFL
George Hall
Harvey Hauser
Hauser
Madison
la Crosse
Stroller Stolen From Clinton and Caledonia Streets
A baby stroller belonging to Mrs. Larry Girard of French Island was stolen Monday afternoon from Clinton and Caledonia streets. Police report notes the owner can be reached at 4265 J.
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Larry Girard
French Island
Clinton
Caledonia
Local air routes connect Asia and Europe with thousands of miles
The report notes 24 930 miles of locally operated air services in Asia and 24 490 miles of lines linking the Orient with Europe, highlighting expansive regional air connectivity.
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Asia
Europe
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