Request Delay In Pollution Prosecutions
Fond du Lac Wisconsin dairy association asks Governor Rennebohm and state boards to pause pollution prosecutions. It argues dairy plants have long disposed of wastes responsibly and seeks a delay until science provides viable disposal methods and land can be acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Association
Rennebohm
State Board of Health
State Department of Agriculture
The
Conservation Commission
Catholic Rural Literature and Parish Study Clubs Urged
Conference participants urged wider Catholic rural literacy and greater involvement in community and national affairs. Mauer advocated parish study clubs for discussing agricultural problems. The discussion noted blessing of farm lands and livestock as common in many parishes but urged universal adoption. Msgr Hellriegel gave a lively floor talk on soil conservation joking he would withhold absolution unless farmers practiced conservation.
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Mauer
Menting
Martin B. Hellriegel
U. S. Court Convenes in La Crosse Friday Morning
The federal district court will convene in La Crosse Friday at 9 a.m. with the Hon. Judge Patrick T. Stone presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court
Patrick T. Stone
la Crosse
Public opinion swings on Wisconsin coach wife says
Mrs Harry Stuhldreher discusses how fans react to a coach's fate in a Saturday Evening Post article. She recalls abuse to her family during Wisconsin's 1946 season and notes gratitude after a better 1947 finish and Rose Bowl hopes.
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Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Saturday Evening Post
Yale
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Badgers
Harry
Stuhidreher
T. A. Cox
E. B. Fred
Stuhldreher
Stuhldrehers
Stubldretters
Pasadena
Indiana
Ohio State
Ilona
Criticism From Dissent Over Team Selection
A writer recalls the backlash faced by Negro candidates for the team including discrimination and claims of not winning all games. She notes hostile responses received through letters telegrams and phone calls as the team faced scrutiny downtown.
East West tensions and strikes fan global unrest
Western powers confront Soviet blockade over Berlin as neutrals dodge deep involvement. France sees coal fields paralyzed by Communist strikes while rail traffic suffers on the Riviera. Paris predicts a subway strike and French output may drop. Communists in China face government advances and battles in Manchuria. Greek forces claim major anti Communist gains as a U S carrier and eight ships proceed with exercises after a five day visit.
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West
Security Council
Berlin
Germany
Theu. S
Britain
Russia
Paris
United States
China
Captu
Changchun
Taiyuan
Kweisui
Shansi
Suiyuan
U. S
Greece
Cornell researchers report coffee as nutritious for rats
At Cornell University Ithaca New York scientists released long term trials showing rats fed only coffee lived as long or longer than those given no water. Some female rats even outlived averages while overall results note the warning that rat data do not directly apply to human diets due to different death causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Cornell
Department of Animal Nutrition
Rescue Lone Survivor Of Battered Ship
G A Skarbo a Seattle resident and ex Navy commander says he survived a gale battered barge after being unable to board a dory that carried four crewmates to their deaths. He was rescued near Cordova Alaska and later told Milton Odom of Anchorage Cold Storage the tale.
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Anchorage
Alaska
G. A. Skarbo
Seattle
Cordova
Rom
Milton Odom
Anchorage Cold Storage Company
Ska
Odom
Skarbo
Coast Guard
Beverly Hills Chief Invited to Tell Bugsy Siegel Death Story
Police Chief C. H. Anderson of Beverly Hills has been invited to testify before the county grand jury criminal complaints committee next Tuesday about who killed gangster Benjamin Siegel. Anderson received threats since naming the slayer and confirmed he will disclose what he knows if needed. Committee chairman Leo Hubbard said Anderson should tell the grand jury for his protection and to explain why no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
C. H. Anderson
Bever Hills
County Grand Jury Criminal Complaints Committee
Benjamin
Bugsy) Siegel
Anderson
Leo Hubbard
Grand Jury
Hubbard
Two Bicycles Recovered After Sheriff Call
An unidentified person notified the sheriff just before noon Wednesday about two bicycles missing since Sunday. Officers found the bikes abandoned on the north side of Highway 14 near Miller's tavern and recovered them. Serial numbers led to owners Robert and Jack Tostrud of 2015 East Avenue South, who were informed.
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Sheriff's Department
Highway 14
Miller’s Tavern
Robert and
Jack Tostrud
East Avenue South
Obituary for Miss Geneve Caldwell, longtime Lincoln teacher
Miss Geneve Caldwell died Sunday in Hollywood after a 45 year teaching career at Lincoln school. She is survived by a niece, Elizabeth Dow of Hell. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Sletten-McKee south chapel, Rev. Mark Andrews officiating, burial in Grove cemetery. She was born in West Salem, studied at Marvin Seminary, La Crosse High School graduate, taught social science until retirement in 1938, and belonged to the DAR First Presbyterian Church and La Crosse Teachers club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneve Caldwell
Lincoln School
Hollywood
Calif
Elizabeth Dow
Hell
South Side
Sletten-McKee Company
Mark Andrews
Grove Cemetery
Miss Caldwell
West Salem
Marvin Seminary
Toronto
Ontario
la Crosse
Obituary for Leah Good of Green Island
The La Crosse Tribune lists the late Mrs. Leah Good of Green Island with wrong address 1406 Fifth Avenue South. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 30 a m from Dwyer Funeral Home.
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Leah Good
Green Island
Wyester Gay
la Crosse
Obituary Notice Ernes J Otten Dies After Fall in Arizona
Ernest J. Otten age 67 formerly of La Crosse died from injuries after a fall from a fatbed op in Safford Arizona on October 12 He had lived in Pima and the Gila valley recently and struck his head on the pavement Funeral services and burial were held in La Crosse Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Otten
la Crosse
Safford
Ariz
Otten
Pima
Gila Valley
Oten
Night Shift Watcher Sees High Plane In Dawn Glow
Officer Dave Britton on the night shift reported seeing a high altitude aircraft outline as dawn rays touched it. He described the object as silent and flying north, speculating the rising sun illuminated it at great altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Britton
Hunters Report Sight of Strange Object Over City
Two duck hunters described observing a small meteor approaching from the southwest, passing over the city and vanishing beyond the clouds near the bluffs. Edward L. Burgess said the object appeared to spit out material as it moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Burgess
Unclear Object Spotted By Two Men Overheard Claims
Two men and their wives witnessed a fiery, football-sized object described as dripping something in the sky. They contacted Peterson who heard nothing and could not discern shape. Britton expressed uncertainty, stating it was likely an airplane.
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Peterson
Britton
Emigrants to U.S. From Bremen to Begin DP Entry
The Army transport General Black will sail tomorrow carrying 813 emigrants, the first admitted as displaced persons. Most come from lands absorbed or controlled by Russia. Voyage usually lasts nine days.
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Bremen
Germany
U. S. Army
Black
United States
Russia
Legion Parade Sparks Miami Fantasy of Color and Music
Miami's parade drew an estimated crowd of 350000 to 400000 as 15 000 marched through downtown. A light shower delayed start at 3 p m but rain relented and the four and a half hour event ended with the final units splashing along as chaos briefly emerged.
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Miami
State Highway Patrol
Toby Bass
Truman to Speak in Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Johnstown
President Truman will land in Scranton Pennsylvania to speak in that city and in Wilkes-Barre. A stop in Johnstown will feature a third informal talk before he flies to Pittsburgh for a campaign windup speech. From St. Louis he goes to Independence Missouri for a final get out the vote address on election eve.
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Scranton
Wilkes - Barre
Johnstown
Truman
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Independence
Army Commission Open To Younger World War II Veterans
Captain William T. Whittington announced that army veteran college graduates under 28 may apply for a U S army commission. Apply at the local army reserve office Room 312 Federal Building Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Whittington
Army Reserve Office
Federal Building
Army Veteran College
U. S. Army
Carl Thompson Praises Goodland In Wisconsin Bid
Carl W. Thompson a Democratic candidate for governor gave a tribute in Wausau to the late Gov Walter S Goodland criticizing GOP leaders for backing machine government He accused moneyed GOP leaders of controlling the party and blocking progressives The Wisconsin Republican party speakers bureau announced Gov Ernest W Gibson of Vermont will speak at a Young Republican rally in Milwaukee and address Beloit College students and Beloit luncheon on Tuesday
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Carl W. Thompson
Wausau
Walter S. Goodland
GOP
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican Party
Madison
Ernest W. Gibson
Vermont
Young Republican Club
Milwaukee
Pabst
Schlabach Plans Interest Free VA Home Loans for Veterans
State Senator Rudolph Schlabach announced a 1949 bill to offer direct no interest loans to World War II veterans for home construction. The plan would fund the Veterans Housing Authority with 2 million dollars and allow up to 1.5 million more from the emergency board if needed, with five years of tax exemption on homes financed.
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Rudolph Schlabach
Schlabach
Veterans’s Housing Authority
Emergency Board
Northern States Power to Build Red Wing Plant
The Wisconsin public service commission granted authority for Northern States Power to construct a 5,332,200 dollar steam electric generating plant at Red Wing Minnesota. The utility serves Eau Claire Chippewa Falls La Crosse region in Wisconsin and Red Wing Wabasha area in Minnesota. The plant would provide a power supply reserve. A hearing for Lake Superior district power company rate increase was postponed to October 28.
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Madison
Wis
Northern States Power Company
Red Wing
Minn
State Public Service Commission
Eau Claire- Chippewa Falls-La Crosse
Wisconsin
Red Wing-Wabasha
Minnesota
Lake Superior District Power Company
Arms and the Man opens at Vocational school today
The Shaw play Arms and the Man presented by the University Theater Touring Company comes to the Vocational school auditorium with matinee at 3 p m and evening at 8 p m. Leo Hartig stars as Captain Bluntschli with Margaret Mohn as Raina and a cast including James Grunke Viviane Rice Earl Mundt Phillis Joyce and Pacey Beers. John Zimmerman heads the Jaycee committee. tickets on sale at the door after advance outlets Hebberd s Berg s area high schools and Teachers College.
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George Bernard Shaw
la Crosse
Arms
University of Minnesota Theater Touring Company
Twin Cities
Frank M. Ne
University
Leo Hartig
University Theater
Captain Bluntschli
Raina
Margaret Mohn
James Grunke
Viviane Rice
Earl Mundt
Phillis Joyce
Pacey Beers
John Zimmerman
Jaycee
Hebberd’s
Berg’s
Teachers College
Hunter Hurt In Accident On Brice Prairie
Sheriff Vern Lamp reports a hunting accident on Brice Prairie during October. Hunter Vern Schrader suffered pellets to his right hand and face when a shotgun misfired during a shell eject and exploded at the breech. The gun went missing after he sought medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Lamp
Vern Schrader
Wood Street
Brice Prairie
Schrader
Lamp
Sheriff's Department
Two Legislative Groups Meet in Madison
Two state legislative interim committees chaired by Sen. R. M. Schlabach of La Crosse will meet in Madison on Thursday. The visiting committee will confer with the board of public welfare about buildings and institutions. The public welfare committee will hear a group on a proposed care of the aged bill from county judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
R. M. Schlabach
la Crosse
Madison Thursay
Sen. Schlabach
Board of Public Welfare
Hillsboro Bow Hunter Bags Doe in Jackson County
Hillsboro bow hunter Paul Stanek shot a doe Sunday in Knapp township Jackson county. A separate note mentions a new lake near Grenoble France measuring ten miles long and three miles wide.
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Hillsboro
Jackson
Wis
Paul Stanek
Knapp Township
Jackson County
Ploods
Grenoble
France
Fire damages Yerly Auto Port building
Fire broke out at Yerly Auto Port on Fifth and State streets at 11 a m. probable cause, a defective oil burner. George C Hanson reported the alarm. Firemen arrived quickly and control was gained in ten minutes. No one was inside though three men were nearby at a grease rack and a rear parking area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerly Auto Port
Fifth and
State Street
George C. Hanson
Fire Department
Todas of India Feed Milk to Sacred Cow-Bells
The Todas of India reportedly feed milk to their sacred cow-bells in a ritual described by the Encyclopedia Britannica, reflecting unique cultural practices among this indigenous group in the Nilgiri hills.
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India
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Shealeh
Youngs
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Ralph H. Young
American Gem Society
Bugsy’ Siegel
Rugby Enitting Mills
Tac
Carl Thompson
Goodland
Northern States Authority
Shaw
Hunter
Windcass
Erickson Bakery
Tillman’s
Axminster Broadroom
Fourth Street
Main
Pearl
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