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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1948

Page

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CBS Narrator John Henry Faulk Addresses Wisconsin Educators

CBS narrator John Henry Faulk spoke at the Western Wisconsin Education Association convention in Tomah’s Vocational School auditorium. He urged understanding of people before judgment and noted global connections from local actions. Rex Ford Mitchell chaired the next year’s board. Walter Ranis Norman Fries Lenora Feldman Lloyd Qualley Arthur Bronson were elected. resolutions backed retirement law reform and the 21 NEA goals.

John Henry Faulk CBS Johnny Faulk Texas Nino Dano Tomah Eee Rexford Mitche Win State Teachers College Walter L. Ranis Logan High School la Crosse Norman Fries Galesville Lenora Feldman Crawford County Prairie du Chien Lloyd Qualley West Salem Arthur Bronson Qualley Bronson NEL Victory Action Ram NEA

La Crosse Police Reorganization Sought by Safety Council

The La Crosse Industrial Safety Council conducted a 12 page report blasting Police Chief Herman Rick for four failures including unsolved major crimes lax traffic control and poor public relations The council recommends a total police department reorganization with a senior inspector patrol sergeants per shift and new inspection and training posts and aims to shift duties from the assistant chief to the senior inspector.

Herman Rick la Crosse Industrial Safety Council Common Council Rick W. O. Hanson Safety Council la Crosse Industrial Council Uni

Rural Life Directors Back Fair Farm Prices and Rural Health

Catholic Rural Life directors call for a just price for farm produce and better rural medical service. They urged cooperation with medical associations to admit qualified doctors and nurses to displaced persons camps in Europe and stressed unity of farmer and urban workers for national welfare.

Rural ‘Life Directors National Catholic Rural Life Conference Linrastn Matting Europe Seri Luigi G. Li Des Moines Joseph B. Gremillion Alexandria Russel Scheidler Helena Mont Catholic Resettlement Council Rural Life Directors Msgr. Ligutti Rural Life Conference Germany America Gremillion Page

La Crosse Area Weather Turns Colder with Freeze Night

Local forecast for La Crosse and vicinity calls for fair skies and colder conditions with a hard freeze tonight. City low around 34, rural areas near 28, winds diminishing. Sunday remains fair and cold with a high near 48 in the afternoon.

la Crosse

Russia Calls Briton Liar Over UN Slave Camps Debate

In a blistering UN social committee exchange, British delegate Christopher Mayhew accuses the Soviet Union of crimes in colonial rule while Russia calls him a liar and a fascist mouthpiece. Pavlov demands the rights declaration protect individuals from “criminal on his person” abuse.

Philip Clarke Paris Russia Christopher Mayh United Nations UN Social Committee Alexe Ene Mayhew Peerdey Pavlov Britain United Nations Committee

Intra-City Football Game Sites Decided by Council

The city council approved a resolution to host intra city high school football games at Memorial Field. Logan-Central will play at Swanson Field. Walter H. Bigelow cited Wisconsin industrial commission seating figures showing Logan Field capacity at 992 and Central at 928, a 64 person difference.

Mon Council Tea of Education M. G. Batho Memorial Field Logan Swanson Field Walter H. Bigelow Board of Education C. A. Beranek Wisconsin Industrial Commission Bigelow the Tribune

Local Hunter Wounded By Stray Pellet

Virgil Tanke of 1509 South 11th Street was struck in the ear by a stray pellet during opening day of hunting season near Klaus Marsh on Goose Island. Delos Germann of 1340 Travis Street reported the incident to Sheriff Lamp after Germann fired at a bird from tall grass four to five feet high and assisted Tanke.

Vern — Department Virgil Tanke South 11Th Street Delos Germann Travis Street Klaus Marsh Goose Island Tanke Germann Jerry Jeune Vilas Miller Wisconsin Lamp

Frank Collier Dead Former Washington Postmaster at 75

Frank Wilson Collier, 75, postmaster of Washington, and Gretta Hauback, of Washington, Chicago native, died. Collier was educated at the University of.

Frank Collier Washington Frank Wilson Collier Grandda Collier Gretta Hauback Chicago Collier The University of Frank W. Vellier House of Tall Eet

Candidates Heading For Brief Rests

President Truman campaigns through West Virginia and Indiana as he nears Washington after a long Midwest swing. Dewey plans a weekend stop in Owosso while denouncing Democratic trades with aggression and inflation policy amid sharp exchanges with Cordell Hull.

Truman West Virginia White House Mr. Truman Clarksburg W. Va Washington American Legion Miami Dewey Owosso Mich Albany New York Cordell Hull Indianapolis Hoosier

Vishinsky’s Berlin mediation stance jars wary neutrals

Western officials said Andrei Vishinsky’s challenge to neutral countries harmed mediation efforts in the Berlin crisis. A French delegate claimed the Soviet deputy foreign minister undercut chances for a unified security council stance.

Associated Press Andrei Y. Vishinsky Security Council Berlin

Plunge at Winona Hotel Shocked CAB Hearing Fallout

A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing in Winona Minnesota was interrupted by a dramatic fourth story plunge from Ed J. Ryder, 37, of Arlington Virginia, who suffered spinal injuries and head impact. He reportedly faced a nervous breakdown amid work and family troubles as a note to a funeral director was found in his room.

Winona Minn Civil Aeronautics Authority Airplane Pilots Association Ed J. Ryder Arlington Civil Aeronautics Administration A. A. Vollmecke CAA Ryder Civil Aeronautics Board Theodore Linnert Chicago Associated Press Linert

Order Intended To Strengthen U. S. Defenses

President Truman directs the defense department to organize all military reserve units for national security. He tasks Forrestal and service heads to create vigorous reserve training programs and report progress within 60 days while praising navy and guard efforts and urging rapid, broad implementation.

Clarksburg W. Va Truman Defense Department Defense Forrestal Armed Service Departments National Defense Establishment Washington Organized Reserve Corps Army Air Force Navy Department Naval and Marine Corps Reserve National Guard Air Force Reserve Corps

Israeli Column Nearing Gaza Reported From Tel Aviv

Telegraphed dispatches say an Israeli motorized column pushed under air cover to within miles of Gaza in the Negev amid heavy casualties. UN truce officials were warned of noncompliance as fighting escalates near the desert settlements and in the wake of Folke Bernadotte’s mediation efforts.

Poland Julius Katz - Suchy Truman Moscow Katz - Suchy Justice Vinson Kremlin U. S Marshall Army Vinson Jan Papanek Papanek Palestine Holy Land Tel Aviv Israel Gaza Negev Folke Bernadotte United Nations

Six Freight Cars Derailed Near Black River Falls

Six freight cars of a 60 car eastbound train derailed at the junction to the Black River Falls branch when a wheel broke. About 30 cars moved on. traffic blocked for hours. A wrecker from Altoona and about 40 men cleared the tracks within 45 minutes. Two main lines run from Chicago to Eau Claire.

Black River Falls Wis Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Altoona Eau Claire

Clay to Fly to New York for Armistice Aid Visit

Gen. Lucius D. Clay American military governor for Germany will fly to New York next Wednesday to attend an event tied to the armistice period and address Alfred E. Smith.

Frankfurt Germany Lucius D. Clay New York Waa Alfred E. Smith

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Safety Group Thomas Dewey GOP Albert Lea Joseph H. Ball Rminn Ball Senate Luther Youngdahl Ed Thye R-Minn August Andresen Msgr Ligutt Congress Tribune Washington Bureau Baltimore Vishinsky Neutra Argentina Colombia Syria Belgium Canada China CAB General Confederation of Labor CGT U. S. Defenses Arab Government Center By Carter L. Davidson Haifa Egypt Nevad UN Palestine Rg Clay
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