La Crosse Firms Win Safety Honors At Carrier Ceremony
Two La Crosse companies received safety plaques from their insurer for accident free periods. The La Crosse Laundry and Cleaning Co and Gay Brewing Co honors cited yearlong injury absence and safe driving records, with presentations by safety engineers Carl Wiuff and E. Rademacher.
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la Crosse
Carl Wiuff
Insurance Company
Theodore
John Ward
Gay Brewing A
E. Rademacher
Insurance
Laundaundry Company
Brewing Company
Frank Svtellick
Wiuff
Rademacher
Heilemann
la Crosse Laundry and Cleaning Company
G. Heileman Brewing Company
Sparta
Bishop Treacy Address Rebroadcast On TV Link
WKTV will rebroadcast at 9 30 p m Tuesday the address given Monday night by Most Rev John P Treacy bishop of La Crosse over a nationwide hookup of the Mutual Broadcasting System.
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WKTV
John P. Treacy
la Crosse
County Court Daily Records of Guilty Pleas and Trials
Liner L E Townsend of 2100 George Street pleaded innocent to hunting during conservation law hours. Trial set for 2 PM Friday October 22. Philp Risberg Milwaukee pleaded innocent to non support with trial set for 2 PM. John Ender, no home, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received a suspended six month county jail sentence conditioned on leaving La Crosse within 24 hours. Thomas Matchcock Amerilia Texas convicted of non support with a temporary child support order issued and visitation rights granted.
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L. E. Townsend
George Street
Philp Risberg
Milwaukee
Bend
John Ender
la Crosse
Thomas Matchcock
Amerilia
Tex
Conference analyses labor and farmer price pressures
Speakers at the NCRL conference critique propaganda, call for joint inquiry into price structures, wages, and profits. Milo Swanton faults labor for inflationary wage gains while urging long range, multi group thinking to lift common welfare.
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Swanton
Muskegon Chronicle contest winners highlighted
The Muskegon Chronicle features winners from a national photo salon with a $1000 grand prize to Kish of Michigan for a child’s portrait. Other first prizes go to Bender, Howland, and Roper in diverse classes, while judges include Adams and Hoban. The piece also covers dairy debates on oleo versus butter, with Congressman Murray urging free enterprise and dairy nutrition experts arguing for margarine’s composition.
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Michigan
United States
Canada
Robert L. Bender, Jr
Ohio University
Rocky River
Ohio
Jonathan Howland
Princeton Hospital
Princeton
N. J
Gordon W. Roper
Flint
Mich
Bender
Cleveland Press
Dr. Howland
Roper
Howland
New York Herald-Tribune
Mr. Roper
Flint, Mich
Journal
Kish
Chicago
Muskegon Chronicle
Muskegon
Ansel Adams
West
Franklin L. Fisher
National Geographic Society
Tana Hoban
Valentino Sarra
Kenneth W. Williams
Eastman Kodak Co
Congressman Murray
Wisconsin
California
Murray
Carlson
Sink Destroyer Hughes Sinks Off San Diego
Navy reserve fliers have sunk another Bikini atom bomb ship. The destroyer Hughes was sent to the bottom off San Diego Saturday.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Hughes
Students Invited to Touring Show at School Auditorium
The University of Minnesota theater presents Arms and the Man in a matinee extended to La Crosse Central High School students. The 3 p.m. Wednesday matinee will be at the Vocational School auditorium. Students must bring or purchase tickets before 3 p.m. Wednesday for admission.
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The
University of Minnesota Theater
la Cross Central High School
Vocational School
Bishop list and power comparison quote
Rev Alcuin Heibel and a long list of bishops from cities like Portland Salt Lake City Trenton Toledo Raleigh and Detroit are noted alongside a statement that if all the world’s waterfalls were harnessed they would supply only ten percent of current power use.
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Alcuin Heibel
Portland
Leo J. Steck
Salt Lake City
James Foley
Trenton
Joseph F. Frommicherz
Toledo
Francis J. Howard
Raleigh
William P. Schimek
Winona
Joseph Ettel
St. Cloud
Russel Scheidler
Helena
Leo Trese
Detroit
M. Andrew Lawrence
Trinitarians
Herman Kaup
Omaha
Reorganization discussed by La Crosse education officials and legislators
In a Monday meeting led by M. G. Batho, La Crosse education leaders and local officials heard concerns on district reorganization. Speakers outlined rising pupil numbers, the need for more teachers and classrooms, and how annexation affects tax rates and transportation costs.
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M. G. Batho
la Crosse Board of Education
Common Council
County School Committee
County Suintendent of Schools
Rudolph Schlabach
H. W. Schilling
R. C. Rice
la Crosse
Batho
Shelby
French Island
Kimball
Marine Sgt Bruchman Visits Parents on 15 Day Furlough
Sgt Wayne Bruchman of the U S Marine Corps returns to Davenport Iowa on a 15 day furlough from his post as NCO in charge of the local recruiting station. A Logan High School 1939 graduate, he enlisted in 1940 and served 30 months overseas in four campaigns during the war.
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Wayne Bruchman
U. S. Marine Corps
F. C. Bruchman
Liberty Street
Sgt
Bruchman
Davenport
Marine Corps
Logan High School
Sgt. Bruchman
Obituary for Mrs. Leah Good
Funeral services for Mrs. Leah Good of 1406 Fifth Avenue South will be held Wednesday at 9 30 a m at the Dwyer funeral home with burial in Catholic cemetery Rosary is to be said Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the funeral home She was born February 1 1892 in New Market Missouri and was active in civic groups in the city She is survived by her husband a sister Mrs Higo F Koch of Dallas Texas Private services were held today at Bird chapel Congregational church The Rev Fred W Hyslop officiated The funeral cortege leaves this evening for Dallas for burial at Restland Memorial Park Cemetery
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Leah Good
Fifth Avenue South
Dwyer Funeral Home
New Market
Eidam
Higo F. Koch
Dallas
Tex
Bird Chapel
Congregational Church
Fred W. Hyslop
Restland Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of Leroy E. Johnson in California
Leroy E. Johnson formerly of Onalaska died at his San Francisco home on October 13. He had lived in California for 30 years and is survived by his wife Margaret and two sisters Mrs. James G. Showers and Mrs. Ben C. Sias of Onalaska.
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Leroy E. Johnson
Onalaska
San Francisco
Calif
California
Margaret
James G. Showers
Ben C. Sias
Dewey Campaign Stop: Tomato Incident in Syracuse
During an eight day 10 state tour Dewey held a final campaign day in New York including Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse A tomato was hurled at him in Syracuse squashing on a railroad car The boy shouted That was a tomato Dewey ignored the incident and continued his speech citing his governorship as a model for Washington
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New York State
S Hes
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Dewey
New York
Washington
Legion Parade in Miami for 30th annual convention
The American Legion holds an eight hour parade in Miami starting at 3 p m to celebrate the 30th annual national convention opening yesterday. An estimated 275000 to 300000 people lined the streets as President Truman and other officials attended events with speeches from Harold Stassen and J Strom Thurmond among attendees.
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Miami
Fla
American Legion
Posos
Raleigh
N. C
Earl Warren
California
Sacramento
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
GOP
Washington
Truman
Miami Beach
J. Strom Thurmond
States’ Rights
Belgium Faces Milk Shortage Amid Slaughtered Cattle
Belgium expresses concern over rising cattle slaughter for meat. Officials warn the reduced dairy herd could threaten milk supply and drive prices higher, prompting calls for policy review and farmer support.
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Belgium
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Harold Tanke
William P. Kane
R. Horn
E. Sidel
J. Boardman
John Strasser
Frank Kuehn
Sylvester Krajewski
John Albitz
Robert E. Lee
Norman Garske
C. Beranek
Art McConaghy
Frank Smith
Fred Siebenshuh
J. Kriese
Ed Coughlin
Jack Schaefer
Heileman
Lacrosse
Phillips & Son Distributing Corp
Theodore Ward
John D. Ward
N. Nustad
Heileman Company
Harry E. Rademacher
Roy Kumm
Tribune
William Hemker
West Salem
Angels
Hiawatha
Leonard Street
Hemker
Tribene
Labor
Golden
American Medical Association
Milo K. Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives
America
Federal Reserve Board
NCRL
Congress
Lazi
Main St
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Oliver Office Equipment CO
Pearl
Legion
Tony
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