Labor Day Parade Expected to Be Largest in History
La Crosse plans its greatest Labor Day parade as AFL-CIO locals join the Farmers Union for a joint march based on invitation responses from organizations and marching groups.
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la Crosse
Afl-Cio
Farmers Union
Carpenters Local 1143
St. Michael's Home
la Crosse Home
CIO
5Th Avenue
Market Street
5Th and King
AFL
William S. Boma
King Street
4Th Street
4Th
Main Street
Main
West Avenue
Cass Street
Cass
5Th
Pioneer Hall
Afl-Cio Union
Farm Union
Roy E. Smith
Trades and Labor Council
William Sauer
AFL Labor Temple
Joe Mader
Labor Temple
Marcus Dalton
Temple
Plane Hit by Gunfire Hits Sea Near Red China
Navy patrol bomber P4M Mercator with 16 crew members is believed shot down in the East China Sea about 100 miles southeast of Shanghai. Body of technician J C Albert P Mattin confirmed gunfire fragments. Search suspended but area under surveillance. no survivors found.
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Tokyo
China Sea
Red China
Shanghai
J.C. Albert P. Mattin
Delta
Ohio
Earl Jungham
Fleet Air Detachment
Twakuni
Japan
Mattin
Jungham
East China Sea
Stuart Ingersoll
7Th Feet
Formosa
Navy
Washington
Navy Department
7Th Fleet
Checking Of Kidnap Clues Continues In Weinberger Case
Nassau County investigators pressed leads into the July 4 kidnapping of 32 day old Peter Weinberger. Angelo LaMarca admitted leaving the infant but named no friend. Brooklyn suspect Joseph Parisi was released after no connection found. A waitress, Aida Chernishevsky, was sought for questioning. A psychiatric exam was ordered for LaMarca.
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Angelo John LaMarca
Peter Weinberger
Brooklyn
Nassau County
Mineola
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Joseph Parisi
LaMarca
Weinberger
LaMaren
Nassau
West Hempstead
Aida Chernishevsky
Pinnell
Nausau
Ernani D'Angelo
Jamaica
Itruck
Long Island
Plainview
Dulles Urges Egypt to Contribute to Suez Peaceful Solution
Secretary of State Dulles, back from London, urged Egypt to make its indispensable contribution to a peaceful Suez settlement. He noted 18 of 22 London nations backed an operating framework for the canal and said he would brief President Eisenhower on return.
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Washington
State Dulles
London
Egypt
Suez Canal
Dulles
United Nations
Eisenhower
Moscow
State Department
Azores
Nasser
Europe
Asia
Africa
Suez
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Registrations Surge for Sept 11 Primary
City Clerk Alice A. Dickson reports heavy voter registration for the September 11 primary, with 259 registrations on Friday and 73 more on Saturday. The office will close at 9 p.m. Friday and reopen Saturday for a final push before the Wednesday deadline. Voters urged to check registration status and re-register if name changes or address changes have occurred.
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Alice A. Dickson
Dickson
Ihey
Red Leader Slain in Malaya Jungle Skirmish
British troops shot and killed Yeung Kuo deputy chief of the Malayan Communist party in a brief jungle clash near a guer vin camp. He was with six bodyguards and tried to flee deeper into the jungle after the attack. Yeung had been hunted since the start of the uprising in 1948.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Yeung Kuo
Malayan Communist Party
Yeung
Young
No Winners In Puzzle Contest Prize 200
No winner this week in The Tribune Coulee Crossword contest. Jackpot rises to 200 for puzzle No. 70 on page 12. Last week 4,016 entries, grand total 466,306 over 69 weeks.
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Tribune
Dairy Queen Crowned At Jackson Fair
Barbara Johnson 17 of Black River Falls was named 1956 Jackson County Dairy Queen at the Jackson County Fair after a field of 22 contestants. Five girls from Black River Falls named to the court of honor. Johnson will reign until the 1957 fair and is a senior at Black River Falls High School.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson County
Barbara Johnson
Elmo Johnson
Barbara
Court of Honor
Lorraine Brynildson
Bonnie Anderson
Janeice Ball
Patricia Walker
Edna Quinn
Miss Johnson
Betty Zeman
Horse's Kick Fatal To Rushford Boy
Stephan Manion nine died in St Marys Hospital Rochester after a horse kicked him in a Rushford Minnesota pasture Wednesday evening. He was with his brother Jerry and Tommy De Boer when the animal alarmed after being fed apples. Emergency brain surgery was performed in Rochester.
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Rushford, Minn
Stephan Manion
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Marvin Manion
Eno Morken
Morken
Stephan
Jerry
Tommy de Boer
Local Weather Report Says It Will Be Warmer With T-Storm Potential
Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. High near 84 degrees. River level steady at 4.7 feet.
Stevenson Attacks GOP Platform as Broken Promises in 1956
Adlai Stevenson labeled the Republican platform a collection of broken promises and a stand-out do-nothing party. He contrasted it with a Democratic analysis of the platform, citing parity claims for farmers and debt and tax policies under Eisenhower. He accused GOP bosses of choosing Nixon and outlined a campaign plan with Kefauver for 34 states.
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Libertyville
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Eisen Lee Stevenson
Nixon
Estes Kefauver
American Legion
Los Angeles
Kefauver
Chicago
Midway Airport
Stevenson
Sen. Kefauver
Plan To Cut Down Payments On New Home Loans Quashed
Washington The administration quashed a proposal by housing officials to reduce down payments on government insured mortgages. Housing chief Albert M Cole suggested lowering to 5 percent to spur housing. aides say he delayed action to avoid inflationary risk amid rising prices and steel costs.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Eisenhower
Cole
Housing and Home Finance Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Budget Surplus Forecast May Reach Nearly One Billion
A high-level source says the government may forecast a June 30 1957 budget surplus just under one billion dollars, about double Eisenhower's January estimate. Income and spending are both seen higher than 1956, with personal income and corporate profits at record levels, and outlays rising for the new fiscal year.
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Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
Congress
Four die in Wisconsin highway crash near Port Washington
Four people were killed and three injured in a head on collision on Highway 141, ten miles north of Port Washington. The victims include Stephen Hirschmugl 49 and his son Allen 10 of St Louis, Mrs Myrtle Soren son Halstead 45 of Winnetka, and Sig Sorenson about 70 of Winnetka. Two women were listed in critical or serious condition at local hospitals.
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Port Washington
Lake Michigan
Ozaukee County
Edmund Bienlein
Highway 141
Here
Milwaukee
Stephen Hirschmugl
Finkman St
St. Louis
Allen
Myrtle Sorenson Halstead
Avilable
Sig Sorenson
Ash St
Winnetka
Marie Hirschmayl
Richard
Emily Sorenson
Halstead
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Sorenson
Hirschmayl
Bienlein
North Carolina
Hirschmagl
Wisconsin
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Coulee
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Jackson Fair
Rushford
Nothing’ Party
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Adlai
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