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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1950

Page

2

Blood Donor Appeal Seeks 200 More Registrations

Two hundred registrations are urged for the Cross regional bloodmobile visit on Wednesday and Thursday at the ballroom to boost local donor pool. Eligible donors 21 to 60 may give blood. 18 to 21 require parental consent. Registration blanks are in The La Crosse Tribune and can be mailed to Red Cross Blood Registration Room 104 Federal Building La Crosse.

Cross Regional Jergey Rar la Crosse Red Cross Federal Building Nere

Blood Donation Registration for Red Cross Drive

La Crosse County Red Cross calls for blood donors for a Nov 1 and 2 bloodmobile visit. Volunteers are urged to register by sending the completed form to Red Cross headquarters and note preferred appointment time.

One Dead In Guayama Flash Flood Tragedy

A deadly flash flood in Guayama on the south coast left one person dead and homeless. Police reported the incident on Tuesday as the Red Cross began providing emergency assistance to affected residents.

Guayama South Coast American Red Cross

Business Study At UW Assists Teacher Force

The University of Wisconsin has launched a full program in business education for future secretaries and clerical workers. New fourth floor labs in the education building house modern computing, duplicating and transcribing machines and a complete range of typewriters to train future business teachers for high schools and vocational schools.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin School of Aie R. J. Hosler Hosler

Sewage Plant Seeks 1951 Budget For New Equipment

The 1951 budget request from the sewage disposal plant calls for 5900 in new equipment including a car laboratory and clarifier gear plus a new switchboard. The total estimated cost would rise to 67083 from 62636 this year with higher light and power costs boosting the figure.

Wife Of Commie Seeks Release From City Jail

Mrs. William Sentner, wife of a noted Communist and former labor leader, seeks habeas corpus in U S district court claiming detention is arbitrary and without lawful authority. She was arrested Monday by naturalization and immigration service agents and is a Croatian native denied U S citizenship.

ST. Louis William Sentner Croatia Sentner U. S

Southern California Names 21 High School Football Captains

The article lists 21 high school football captains on the Southern California team. Additional text notes the La Crosse Tribune’s newspaper filing details including second class matter status at the La Crosse post office in 1904.

Los Angeles Southern California la Crosse Wis

Police Sergeant Hofferek Recalls Career Highlights

Sgt. Charles Hofferek, 26, has served nearly four years with the police. He lives at 411 Loomis Street, is married, and attended Gainesville Texas high school. He cites chasing a speeding car at 85 mph, catching a burglar at Western Auto 1202 Caledonia Street, and rescuing occupants from two burning homes in one week as career milestones.

Charles Hofferek Loomis Street Gainesville Tex Western Auto Caledonia Street

Polio cases in Wisconsin fall short of 1949 totals

Wisconsin reports 716 polio cases to date this year, 223 fewer than the 1949 level at this point, despite 96 new cases in the last ten days. Milwaukee county leads with 27 new infections, followed by Dodge nine and multiple counties reporting two to five cases.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Board of Health Milwaukee Dodge County Columbia Dane Junea Kenosha Waukesha Winnebago Fond du Lac Walworth Calumet Pierce Rock Sheboygan Marinette Manitowoc Outagamie Grant la Crosse Langlade Marathon Racine Shawano Sauk Oneida Ozaukee Waupaca Waushara Wood

Park Budget Hiked by Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars

The park department seeks a 1951 total budget of 69 023 dollars up from 60 64 estimated 1950. Salaries alone rise to 47 320 with minor changes in utilities and maintenance. A new power mower at 1 500 dollars is the sole equipment request.

Park Department

Travel Of Wild Goose Not Covered By Bureau

In a U S court of appeals ruling on Tuesday landowners and farmers from Horseshoe Lake in Alexander County must bear crop losses from a 1947 presidential proclamation that banned hunting wild geese in a 20 000 acre area around Horseshoe Lake. The appeal to recover 26500 in crops was denied.

Chicago Sam U. S. Court of Appeals Horseshoe Lake Alexander County Apals

Language rule reshapes South African broadcasters

In Pretoria a new order requires South African Broadcasting Corporation reporters to alternate daily between English and Afrikaans. The policy aims to ensure bilingual coverage and fair presentation across language communities.

South African Broadcasting Corporation Pretoria

Widow sues Rep Brehm aide over salary claim

Clara Soliday, 75, of Logan Ohio, accuses Rep Walter E Brehm’s office of withholding 7340 dollars from her three year salary and seeks that amount plus 10000 dollars punitive damages in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court Atty Hubert D Lappen filed the suit Brehm calls the charge absurd and cowed turmoil within his district as he runs for re election

Lancaster Walter E. Brehm R-O Brehm Clara Soliday Logan Fairfield County Common Pleas Court Atty Hubert D

Poland Allows Near Relative Marriages With Court Consent

Poland approved a law permitting marriage between first degree relatives for important reasons with court approval required. Observers expect courts may later accept broader cases. current law bans such unions but allows discretionary exceptions.

Warsaw Poland

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