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Ca (Cross; JrtTuesday, Oct. 8, 1959JJeli’ ered on RFD Oct. 120!wshot’ng,politheViiiifv,\Wvlt;c''•’* : ■:■ . -X, '• ,v: ’ ..I: WEteis..**. - - . . v * Vv.‘4, * Jg. ' ■ ~'• .V.A*.*.- SiHi HHiiig,.vvV Wv.,,.:•Jrafcw-■■#J*mm. ji.*. -.........* «!.i/jC).RUNAWAY TROLLEYThree persons were hospitalized when this trolley ran off the tracks and involved four cars in a smashup at a busy downtown intersection in Baltimoreduring the morning rush hour Monday. Three of the cars are piled up in front'of the street car and the fourth is seen just behind. The smashup tied up traffic and drew' a large crowd of onlookers.WirephotoShip Radio OperatorWORLIndicted For MurderBRIEFSBOSTONty grand jury has indicted a handsome ship’s radio operator, charging l?im with murdering a vivacious passenger in the climax of a shipboard romance.The grand jury returned a murder indictment Monday against Willem Van Rie. 30. of the Nelher-A Suffolk Conn- The pretty divorcee was a passenger on the cargo - passenger vessel. Van Rie. the ship’s radio operator, had admitted to police that he carried on a romance with Miss Kauffman during the voyage, but denied he killed her.☆☆*lands, after hearing only six witnesses.The 20 men and three women on the jury reported Van Rie “ty assault and beating did kill and murder'’ Lynn Kauffman. 23, a brunet divorcee.tr ☆ ☆Boston police went to New York with papers today to facilitate tne return of Van Rie to stand trial in Boston. He was lodged in a New York jail cell after the Uttrecht arrived in New York.Her battered and semi - nudebody was found on the shore of r-n island in Boston harbor Sept 19. the day after the SS Utrecht left here on its six-week voyage fromAmong the witnesses the grand jury heard was Mrs, Stanley Specter, wife of Dr. Spector of Washington University, St. Louis, who had employed the victim three years as a research assistant.NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)—Archbishop Makarios and the former Greek Cypriot underground leader, Gen. George Grivas, are expected to clash at Rhodes Wednesday in a showdown meeting over quarrels which in the past three months have threatened to split Greek Cypnot unity.Grivas, who is trying to launch himself in Greek politics, nas challenged the archbishop to a public debate in answer to the archbishop’s charge that Grivas plotted to assassinate him. Instead, a private conference on Rhodes was arranged for Wednesday.iSingapore to New YorkMrs. Spector and her three children were on the steamer with Miss Kauffman.RECORDSMiss Kauffman, daughter of a Chicago industrialist, was divorced from a St. Louis attorneyTOKYO (AP) - The United States today offered Japan four million pounds of wheat flour to feed victims of Typhoon Vera.The latest police count listed I,* 131 persons killed in the storm anti 14.818 injured. About a million and a half persons are still homeless.COUNTYViroquaSteel Strike CausingAllen Hendrickson, Milton June- f jrin To t-OV Off 100tion, Wis., convicted in County Court on a charge of drunk driving. appealed his case to Circuit Court.Roger Hoff land. Soldiers Grove, passing in a restricted area, forfeited $20 bond.Chester Wightman, Ontario, Wis., passing in a restricted area, $17.20.Wilbur Fortun, Viroqua, driving after his license to operate a motor vehicle had been suspended, $32.20.FOND DU LAC (AP)-Bruce Tremlett. executive vice president of refrigerator-making Quic-frez, Inc., said today the company would lay off about 100 second shift workers Oct. 19 because the steel strike had causedPANAMA (AP) — National guardsmen drove about 200 dem-. onstrators from the legislative! palace Monday night with tear gasj and scattered a crowd outside1 with gunfire. They arrested 17 persons. Three rioters were injured.The demonstrators were part of a crowd of 2.000 that had marcheda lack of supplies.Tremlett said it was hoped that all would be recalled 00 to 90 days after the strike is settled. The company currently employs around 400.on the palace, demanding unemployment relief and a minimum wage law from the National Assembly.PrimeJUSTICEViroquaMasonic Leader DiesGerald Lawrence. Lake Charles, La., drunk driving. $105. also forbidden to operate a motor vehicle in Wisconsin for one year.Dorman W fdner, Viroqua, drunkenness. $25.The case against Louis Campbell was dismissed Campbell, charged with water pollution because of cheese factory waste, agreed to correct conditions noted in the complaint.A charge of inattentive driving, brought against Selmer Morten-son. was dismissed.NEILLSVILLE (AP) —Alfred L. Devos. 72, former grand master of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin, died in Neillsville Memorial Hospital Sunday after a short illness.COPENHAGEN (AP) -Minister H. C. Hansen today called for a summit meeting at the earliest possible moment.Opening the annual session of the Danish Parliament. Hansen said President Eisenhower nnd Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchevhave showed evidence that theyare ready to “continue along the path of negotiation.”Devos was an attorney in Neills- ' ■■■»■■ville for 48 years, and had served MARRIAGE LICENSESas city attorney and Clark County district attorney. He was grand patron of the Order of EasternStar in Wisconsin in 1938 and 1939 and was grand master of the Wisconsin Masons in 1945 and1946.I.A CROSSEHarold D Knudtson, R. 2, Bangor. and Mary Lou Polley, 2153 Jackson St.. to be married Oct. 10 m La Crosse.WHITEHALL, WIS.▲NEEDS FORHOME COMFORT!//FLEX-O-GLASSnEdward R. Olson and Judith Mae Rosenbaum, Strum, to be married Oct. 10.Donald L. Myren and Gail Mane Syverson, Osseo, to be married Oct. 8.Lance K. Anderson and Verona Doris Schultz, Galesville, married Oct. 3.WINDOW MATERIAL I Gasdorf Suing Hisu/Clear and tough 28“ - 36“ -48” widths. FromWife For DivorceSTORM WINDOW KITSA plastic material 3’x6’ com- 30CMADISON lt;AP—A 34-year-olddraftsman who maintained households in Madison and Milwaukee has sued his wife for divorce.plete with molding and nailsSTORM DOOR KITSHeavy waterproof materia) with clear window,molding and nailsELECTRIC HEATERComplete with Fan to cir culate heat.Jack Gasdorf. who spent a year in prison after his family mixup was uncovered following a 1958 apartment fire, charged his wife with cruel and inhuman treat-8.9521.95WEATHER STRIPOF ALL KINDSFELTRUBBERMETALment.Gasdorf served a year in prison on an adultery charge He pleaded guilty to adultery with Miss Lucille Grady, 21, formerly of An-tigo. with whom he lived in Milwaukee Their two sons died in a fire in Januarv of 1958.PricedRoil and upLAWN RAKESDELUXE BAMBOO RAKES, 18 wide1.49His wife. Verna, who lived in Madison, has received temporary custody of their four minor children and an order that stipulates she and her husband live apart. The couple was married in Madison in 1946METAL BROOM RAKES* * *69cNEW 42 WIDE LAWN RAKE5.95Mayor Has Bid Info■»Nty:See our complete line ofA list of supplies wanted t federal government and of tract jobs open is aval lab the mayor’s office.ConA lt;-4 mi
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La Crosse Tribune
La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Oct 06, 1959
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