Truman and Dewey clash over atomic power policy
President Truman accused Governor Dewey of injecting atomic energy into politics and urged public ownership and international control. He argued private exploitation is dangerous and defended civilian atomic leadership as he campaigned across Indiana after Milwaukee remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Milwaukee
Truman
Milwaukee Bal Ark
Deweyad
Tomic
Indianapolis
Hammond, Inc
North Judson
Logansport
Kokomo
Tipton
Noblesville
Mr. Truman
Henry A. A.wallace
Progressive Party
Milwaukee Auditorium
Dewey
Phoenix
Ariz
Civilian Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Unscrambled Praise For US Citizens And Economic Reform
An earnest tribute extols American supporters and democratic cooperation in fostering consumer credit and tariff policy. It lauds collective effort, civic duty, and the role of leadership in advancing welfare while urging continued teamwork toward economic stability and democratic prosperity.
Credit Unions Mark 100th Year With City Dinner
La Crosse members celebrated the 100th anniversary of the first credit union at a KP hall banquet. About 150 attendees heard Secretary Jack Roop praised for building a 3600 member local credit union network. Dr. Carl O. Peterson gave the invocation. Charles Hyland was toastmaster. A dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Jack Roop
Roop
Colby
Carl O. Peterson
Charles Hyland
Madison
A. A. Elton
Tea Hood
Fred Ununnieds
Roy Kumm
Order to County Court on La Crosse Highway Committee
Orders served on La Crosse County highway committee members to appear in county court at 3 p m regarding an appeal from a condemnation award involving a city on highway 53 near Ho District Attorney John Coleman said. Plaintiffs are Mr and Mrs Townsend. Coleman described state condemnation actions against county committeemen and listed Walter William and William Schomberg as owners involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Apt
City
Near Ho
John Coleman
R. C. Townsend
Tribune
Coleman
Walter William
William Schomberg
Russia Reports Higher Industrial Output and Strong Grain Crop
The central statistical administration said Russia's industrial production is 26 percent above the 1940 peak, while the 1948 grain crop reached the 1940 level and yielded more than in prewar years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Central Statistical Administration
Russia
Statistical Administration
County Span Project Replaces 1930s Flood Bridge
A county bridge washed out in the 1937 38 floods is being rebuilt into a modern I beam structure with creosote abutments and a six foot roadway. The new bridge on County Way in Ington will be ready for travel by December 1 Hartwig said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weadee
Paul A. Aus Promina
Foon Bakerie
Ington
Hart
Hartwig
Probate hearing set for Bice will and heirs in La Crosse
Court will hear Raymond C. Bice's petition for probate of David Bertrand Bice’s will and for appointment of an executor with the will annexed. The court also orders claims against the deceased be presented by January 1949. A January 18 1949 hearing is scheduled to examine and adjust claims.
Probate Notice For Bernard M Britton Will
Notice to creditors and heirs of Bernard Michael Britton deceased. The La Crosse County Wisconsin probate court will hear David Britten's application for the will of Bernard Michael Britton and for appointment of executor on November 3, 1948 at 10 AM. Creditors must file by January 18, 1948 or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Michael Britton
la Crosse
David Britten
Bernard Michien
Bernard Michael Britten
City of la Crosse
City of
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Said County
Notice to Creditors in Jennie Outmans Estate
In La Crosse Wisconsin County Court the application of Martha A. Kemp seeks probate of Jennie Outmans will and appointment of executrix or administratrix with will annexed for the deceased late of La Crosse. Creditors must file claims by January 10, 1946, or be barred and claims will be examined at the term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stete
Wisconsin
le Crosse
Jennie Outmans
Martha A. Kemp
Wis Netlee
State of
C. M Cronk
la Crosse
Rose L. Cronk
C. M. Cronk
Onalaska
la Crosse County
Notice of Final Settlement in Edith Shepard Estate
State of Wisconsin County Court of Le In the matter of the estate of Edith Shepard deceased a notice of bearing on final settlement by the court to be held on Tuesday the 5th day of November 1944 at 6 oclock in the forenoon at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
le Crosse County
Edith Shepard
Court House
Onalaska PTA Opens With Musical Program and Talks
Onalaska opens its first PTA meeting featuring high school music numbers and remarks by H. M. Tait on Wisconsin education reforms. The state commission on education proposes tentative ideas to be reviewed by the legislature in January as part of the 1948 49 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission of Improvements
Wisconsin
H. M. Tait
Commission On Meats of Education
Socialist Debate Critics Clash Over Liberal Hope
Thomas calls socialism a liberal hope while accusing Truman of dealing in invectives and Henry Wallace of demagoguery. He cites the 80th Congress but faults the Democratic side for lacking strong liberal leadership and voters who felt faithful yet unwilling to waste their ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Thomas
Socialist Party
Cars collide at 17th and Main Streets
A city police report says vehicles driven by Wilson A Gibson of 1801 Cass Street and Louis Larson of 236 South Third Street collided at 9 05 am Friday at the 17th and Main intersection. Gibson headed west on Main and Larson north on 17th. damage valued at 150 dollars to the Gibson car and 35 dollars to the Larson car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson A. Gibson
Cass Street
Louis Larson
South Third Street
17Th
Main Streets
Gibson
Main
Larson
Probate notices and estate actions appear in Wisconsin county court
Notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin lists probate applications for C M Cronk and Clara Gallagher estates. Rose L Cronk seeks will probate and executor appointment. La Crosse Trust Company seeks final account and inheritance tax determination. Court date set for October 26 1948 at La Crosse County Court House. Attorneys Rorapp and Coleman.
Luther College Homecoming Week Marks New Presidency
Luther College marks homecoming as the old administration ends and a new president begins. The Rev J William Yivisaker is praised for maturity and warmth, inspiring respect from rural roots to church leadership. A reminiscence recalls John Trytten’s chocolate cake footprint prank during boarding house days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther College
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. William Yivisaker
John Trytten
John
Central High School Health Notice Urges Parent Cooperation
Central high school issues a health program notice to parents stressing cooperation to protect student health and the community. Miss Catherine Hayes, health director, may send ill students home. Parents must report absences and seek nurse clearance after illness or reportable diseases before readmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hayes
Central
Health Department
Driver Killed in Night Collision With Train
Charles A. Krause Jr., 41, of Fox Point, died when his car struck a North Western passenger train at the Fairy Chasm road crossing in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles A. Krause, Jr
Fox Point
North Western
Fairy Chasm Road Crossing
Francis Kennedy 78 Dies in Caledonia Minnesota
Francis Kennedy age 78 died at his niece John Hemmer’s home in Caledonia after a long illness. Knights of Columbus Caledonia council 1198 members will attend the funeral in a body. Services set for Monday at 9 a.m. at St John’s Catholic Church with Rev A P Layne officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary to be prayed Saturday and Sunday nights at Blaschke Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Francis Kennedy
John Hemmer
Knights of Columbus
Caledonia Council
Kennedy
St. John’s Catholic Church
A. P. Layne
Calvary Cemetery
Blaschke
Fernando I. Winsor Rites Set in Mauston
Fernando I. Winsor 61 died Thursday in a Mauston hospital after a lingering illness Funeral services will be held Saturday at Crandall and Sons Funeral home at 2 PM Rev E E Harris officiating Burial will be in Mauston Oakwood cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home until the time of the funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauston
Wis
Fernando I. Winsor
Crandall and Sons
E. E. Harris
Mauston- Oakwood
Urge Cutting Accidents To Increase Production
Two analysts in the Journal of the American Medical Association argue that eliminating fatal accidents would boost national output more than cures for heart disease or cancer. They say more working years are lost to fatal accidents than to any single disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
State centennial art exhibit comes to La Crosse
The state centennial display of contemporary Wisconsin art arrives in La Crosse through the Western Wisconsin Education association and will be open for public inspection in the Vocational school main corridor through Friday October 22. The 291 entries from 232 artists are part of a touring cross section reaching communities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Western Wisconsin Education Association
la Crosse
Meade Public Library
Sheboygan
Wausau Public Library
Layton Art Gallery
Milwaukee
Adele Wallin
Central High School
M. Louise Drumm
PTA Aims to Secure FM Station at La Crosse Wisconsin
The PTA backs a Voice Mirror demonstration to support a state network FM station in La Crosse. The effort promotes educational programs like the Wisconsin School of the Air and Homemakers Hour. Committee chairs and officers are listed, with Miss Sonia Fortis presenting Hogan teachers and mothers serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin School of the Air
College of the Air
Homemakers Hour
Farm Program
Wisconsin
la Grosse
PTA
George de Dakis
Walter Rains
Verna Davis
Lillian Gautsch
W. D. McDougall
D. R. Kinney
M. L. Hoglund
R. E. Aldrich
Herman Glenz
Sonia Fortis
Hogan
L. J. Franzini
Mmes. Kinney
Apne Glenz
Northrup and
Plett
Yoshida Invested as Japan Prime Minister by Emperor
Shigeru Yoshida was proclaimed prime minister by Emperor Hirohito in Tokyo. He began selecting a cabinet from his Democratic Liberal Party, an ultra conservative group despite its name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Hirohito
Yoshida
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Theo. J. Molzahn and Sons, Inc
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Raymond C. Bice
David Bertrand Bice
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Bert Bice
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R. W. Ahlstrom
Hubert J. Schleiter
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West Salem
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la Crosse Trust Company
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UMANE
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