Wisconsin Trapping Season Opens November First Across Counties
State trapping for muskrat and mink begins Nov 1 with no bag limit in many counties. Some areas like the Mississippi river regions open Dec 2 for muskrat and mink. Northern and central counties within fire protection districts have no season, and those districts were closed to all trapping activity.
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Elmer Lange
Lange
Burlington Railroad
Buffalo
Crawford
Grant, Iowe
la Crosse
Tromponteau
Vernon Counties
Jackson
Monroe
Juneau
Buriington
Chant
Trempealeau
Vernon Countios
Etter
Richland
New Peruvian Leader Arrives Amid Revolution
Manel Ottria, leader of Peru's three day revolt, lands in Lima to form a new government. The uprising began in Arequipa and forced President Bustamante into exile in Argentina. Ottria promises democratic elections as soon as possible.
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Poru
Manel Octria
Peru
Lime
Arequipa
Provident Joyo Lula Bustamante
Fuenos Aires Diapateh
Bustamante
Arsentine Canntil
Port
Jorg Quesaco
Amontina
Odila
Arosquitpa
Mondovi Cub Pack Meets Schedule Second Session
In Mondovi Wisconsin the first Cub Scout meeting held October 26 drew 33 boys and 14 parents as Dr Donald Solberg chaired the Hoy Scout committee. The second meeting is set for November 12 at 1 80 P M in the city hall to explain the Cubing program and invite interested parents.
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Mondovi
Wis
Donalad Solberg
Hoy Scout Come Mittno
GW. Inatl
Outaway
Wright New State President of County Police Association
Wright elected president of the Wincon sin county police and radio operators association at a Kaukauna gathering with 179 members. The group endorsed a 60 mph daytime speed limit and 80 mph night limit, approved uniforms, and planned four regional meetings yearly to ensure uniform regulations. Wright has led La Crosse county highway police for six years.
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Ivan
Wright
Winconsin
Radio Opereatora
la Crosse
Camp Douglas Youth Hurt in Bike Crash
Donald Jessen, 16, of Camp Douglas, is in critical condition at a Manston hospital after being struck by a truck driven by Paul B. Olson of Beloit on U.S. Highway 12 16. Jessen suffered a broken hip, serious back injury, fractured skull, and broken jaw. Olson, returning from Caledonia, Minn., was unable to stop in time.
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Wis
Donald Jessen
Camp
Dougles
Manaton
Jonson
Paul B. Olson
Beloit
U.S. Highway 12 16
Manston
Olson
Caledonia
Minn
Jessen
U S Views on China Policy Amid Cold War Pressures
Washington debates how a Communist rise in China would affect American aims to foster a free democratic and stable government in China. Officials acknowledge Russia could not feasibly aid a fully Communist China and fear the loss of contact with China if the regime shifts. The policy since the Truman Doctrine seeks to curb Communist influence in Europe the Middle East and Asia while maintaining engagement with China.
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China
Russia
United States
Washington
Europe
Middle East
U. S
Seek Bicycles For 2 Youths
Two brothers aged 15 and 13 walk six miles to and from school daily. They need bicycles and can be helped by donations. Roy Tichenor of the La Crosse county pension department can be reached at phone 4924. The boys suffer neglect after their mother’s death and their father’s abandonment. relatives care for them but cannot afford bicycles.
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Roy Tichenor
la Crosse
Debate Likely in Next Congress Over China Aid
The piece notes ongoing debate likely in the next Congress over China aid despite Tuesday's elections. Governor Dewey as Republican nominee criticizes Democrats for not doing enough for China. The $400 million aid program enacted last spring is described as a stop-gap, with officials saying measures have been insufficient to halt economic breakdown.
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Dewey
China
Congress
Marshall
Chiang
Dewey Sees Campaign as Grave Time for America
Dewey warned that the 1948 campaign must rise above politics as usual citing a grave time for the nation. He said he and running mate Guy Warren discussed plans, promising to back farm price support, conservation, and natural resource development while extending labor freedoms and civil rights. He planned to leave for Pawling after the address then return to New York to vote and await returns.
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Dewey
Ami
Guy
JT Warren
California
America
Pawling
Christchurch
Quaker Hill
New York
Voting centers listed for wards and schools in city
Poll locations include Hogan school Franklin school Logan school and Roosevelt and Webster schools along with city hall and other street sites in numerous wards. The note urges voters to know where to go and what to do at the polls and adds a line about horses sleeping standing up.
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Rage
Ninth
Division Streets
Seventh Ward
Hogan
18Th
Winnebago
Eighth
West Avenue
Ninth Ward
Logan
Tenth Ward
Franklin
Keno
Gillette
13Th
Pine Street
City Hall
South Third Street
4Th
Washington
Vine Streets
Island
Rose
Central High School
Mississippi
Hamilton
Adama
Jefferson
St. James
Caledonia Street
Roosevelt
Air Force Unit Plans Monday Dinner in Duluth Area
Members of the 243rd composite squadron Air Force Reserve will host a Monday dinner at Romrey's supper club south of La Crescent Minnesota. Lieut Col Chester Seftenburg will discuss Geopolitica and Gunther Heh man a former Luftwaffe pilot will speak on the Training Program at the German Air Force. Each member should bring their employer or an adopted boss with banquet chairman Greg Oldenburg.
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Bossea
Romrey's
la ‘Crescent
Minn
243Rd Composite Squadron
Air Force Reserve
Chester Seftenburg
Duluth
Gunther Hehman
Holmen Auxiliary Seeks Quality Donations for Christmas Shop
Holmen Wisconsin special report says members of the Holmen unit of the American Legion auxiliary hold regular meetings to contribute articles to the ALA annual Christmas shop. Donations should be first quality and unbreakable toys and towels. A gifts list was issued and each member is urged to contribute soon. Mrs Harvey Tolvstad chairs andaccepts gifts at the appliance store. The completed box will be sent to the Veterans hospital at Wood.
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Holmen
Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
ALA
Harvey Tolvstad
Veterans Hospital
Wood
Veteran Sergeant Enjoys 20 Day Furlough at Home
Veteran Sgt. Victor E. Shaw of San Antonio Texas, serving 29 years and recently reenlisted for three years, is spending a 20 day furlough at his parents home in Melyvina Wisconsin. He has served in many departments and is now a technical instructor at the USAF School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph Field. China seeks to upgrade its legation in Manila to an embassy.
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Melyvina
Wis
Victor E. Shaw
San, Antonio
Tex
William Shaw
Army
Kaw
Usaf School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Local Obituaries Reported For Nut Grief Ridden Families
Obituary notices list Frank J Wagner 84 of 1502 Travis Street and Theron Knutson 98 of 317 South Third Street among several deaths. Survivors include spouses, children in multiple states, and numerous grandchildren. Services and burial plans are announced with rosaries and cathedral rites.
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Frank
J. Wagner
Travis
Streat
Cora ‘Warner
Newton
Wis
Beardos
Mike
Sylvia) Gannucci
Duluth
S. D
Victor
Harry Warner
Spokane
Wash
Charles,h. Warner
Bremerton
Maury Newton
Meillette
Theron Knutson
Third Street
Catherine
Donna May
Marlene
Patricia
Margie
David
Andrew Willison
Legion Seeks Memberships for Veterans Drive
Ear Wilhelm vice commander of Roy L. Winger post No 62 leads a local push to recruit members for the American Legion. The organization, formed by World War I veterans in France, is chartered by Congress and aims to assist veterans with employment and other benefits.
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American Legion
Wilelm
Roy L. Winger
American’ Legion
Wilhelm
AEF
France
Congress of the United States
Legion
Freedom display urges greater Presidential vote in Sparta
In Sparta Wisconsin a Jaycee movement display in a North Water Street florist window by Mr and Mrs Guerdon Bushnell urges citizens to vote on Tuesday in the presidential election. Jaycees posted posters around town promoting vote Nov 2 and the display features reproductions from the Freedom Train collection.
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Sparta
Wis
Ares
Florshop
North Water Street
Guerdon Bushnell
Jaycees
Reappoint Trempealeau Draft Board Agent
Whitehall Wisconsin report states Attorney O. J. Eggum is reappointed appeal agent for Trempealeau county selective service board. He served in World War II and resumes duties as registration has begun again. A. F. Glere of Galesville named assistant handling appeals from the southern county.
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Whitehall
Wis
O. J. Eggum
Trempealeau County Selective Service Board
Clarence H. Johnson
A. F. Glere
Galesville
Auction and rum sale at Bangor high school sale set
The Beaver Mothers Club plans an auction at Bangor High School likely featuring vehicles and rum sale items. The event aims to raise funds and will be hosted at the school grounds in mid November with proceeds supporting club activities.
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Beaver
Mothers Club
Bangor
Magor High School
Ben
Auctioneers in Floyd Host Friday Sale
Gene Merlo serves as clerk for an auction Friday night at Floyd Auctioneers. Band mothers will receive a share of sale proceeds based on merchandise value. Pie and coffee will be provided by club members in the dining room during the sale.
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Floyd Donne
Gene Merlo
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