Keep Children From Railroad Yards
Parents urged to keep children off railroad yards near the city after four youngsters pulled train pins and delayed a locomotive. Ages 7 to 11 admitted playing on tracks, then returned toward Highway 16 where highway police and rail police intervened. The case was referred to the juvenile department.
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Highway 16
Grand Crossing Tower
J. F. Hough
Railroad Police
Roy Sampson
Carl Keppel
Hough
Coal Reserve Estimates From Korea Stir Debate
Estimated Korean coal reserves are reported with varying figures and no consensus among experts. Analysts caution about geological uncertainties and potential implications for energy policy and markets.
La Crosse Tribune Classified Lead Notice
La Crosse Tribune entry dated June 23 1904 shows a second class matter post at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act. The notice aligns with standard newspaper postal classifications and archival labeling.
New Parliament Opens in London Amid Rearmament Push
King George VI opened a new session as Attlee's government eyes possible last session of the Labor era. Proposals include nationalizing beet sugar, powers to regulate goods and prices, leasehold reform, civil defense, and boosting home food production to bolster defense amid a disturbed international scene.
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London
George VI
Attlee
Milwaukee Shoe Firm Official Retires To Write and Lecture
Henry L. Nunn at 72 leaves Nun-Bush Shoe Co to devote himself to lecturing and writing. He helped found the company in 1912 and served as its president until 1946, instrumental in profit sharing and guaranteed weekly pay plans benefiting about 1,050 workers at Milwaukee and Edgerton plants. Two workers sit on a seven member board.
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Milwaukee
Henry L. Nunn
Nun-Bush Shoe Co
Nunn
Nunn-Bush
Ton Of Mail Sent By Air Every Month In La Crosse
Postmaster Wenzel M. Dvorak reports about one ton of air mail and parcels leave La Crosse monthly in 1950. Nine month totals show January 1,883 pounds February 1,994 March 2,268 April 2,588 May 2,220 June 2,415 July 2,210 August 2,403 September 2,450. Three eastbound and one westbound flights depart daily with stated pouch closing times.
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la Crosse
Wenzel M. Dvorak
Record Heat Hits Chicago as 85 Degrees Sets Date Mark
The temperature reached 85 degrees in Chicago at 2 p.m. CST Monday, an all time record for the date and 30 degrees above normal. The prior high was 78.8 degrees set in 1927. Lightning travels too fast to zigzag, though it may appear to do so.
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Chicago
Progressive party candidates drop off in fringe ballot
A Washington survey shows the Progressive party fielding 22 candidates this year, down from nearly 100 two years ago, with losses across governor, senate, and house races. The Communist party runs no candidates, while the American Labor party leads in minor candidate totals in New York and ALP member Vito Marcantonio fights a tough re‑election bid.
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Washington
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Oregon
Michigan
New Jersey
Illinois
Massachusetts
Montana
Vic
California
Communist Party
Ning
Wallace
Senate
House
American Labor Party
New York State
Prohibition Party
Liberal Party of
New York
ALP
Congress
Vito Marcantonio
James G. Donovan
Marcantonio
Bullet from horizontal gun begins to fall immediately
A discharged bullet drops the moment it exits the muzzle and continues to fall at a constant rate regardless of muzzle speed.
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Laat
OF Oneida Ltd
VOGUE
Jewelers
Main St
le Crosse
Warren J. Rosengram
Li Tsu
Kujang
Republic of Korea
Tokyo
Milwaukee Shoe Firm
National Distillers Products Corp
N. Y
Phillips & Seus Distr. Corp
St. Joseph
D. Harold Oliver
Vata
Sinclair
Clyde Bourret
Sinclair Products
Folger
A Folger & CO
Mountain Grown
U. S
Infants’ Dept
Playtex
Ang
Shall
Goon
Joes Wan Begese
Oree
Bebees Posey
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