Duluth Man Dies In Dakota Crash
A Duluth man, 28 year old William Harold Kelly Jr., was killed when his northbound car collided head on with a southbound borrowed vehicle driven by 19 year old La Verne Haines just north of Dakota at 3 15 p m on Saturday. Haines was hurt and taken to a Winona hospital with injuries not immediately known.
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William Harold Kelly Jr
Duluth
Highway 61
Dakota
Minn
la Verne Haines
Dresbach
Winona
Puzzle Prize Up To $250 No Winners
For the sixth straight week we had no winners in the Coulee Crossword contest. The prize for the correct solution to puzzle No. 33 rises to 250 dollars. Last week 4 971 entries. total 212 208 entries across 32 weeks. I might as well get used to it.
Coulee Crossword Contest No 33 Prize Awaits Winner
Puzzle on page 26 promises a quarter of a thousand dollars to the winner of Coulee Crossword Contest No 33. The page also notes poetry mail received this week with two poems from Hazel Carlson of Viroqua and D Pataska of Caldonia Street.
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Hazel Carlson
Viroqua
Rith
Coulee Cal
Wena Eeneewe
Coulee
Help Chest Urges Support as Quota Remains Unmet
The Community Chest Christmas drive reports $14 20 still needed to reach the next year’s budget of 187000. Donations flow in daily while officials push volunteers to report pending gifts and extend pickup requests. Chairman A L Christensen says La Crosse residents have rallied to place the Chest on Christmas lists, as the two week cleanup continues.
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Community Chest
A. L. Christensen
la Crosse
Chest Campaign Committee
Christensen
Judge approves Reed probation plan with reservations
County Judge Roy V. Ahistrom backs many Reed recommendations on juvenile delinquency but questions work load shifts and strict standards. Reed returns Jan 9 for further study. the judge supports more probation personnel yet doubts ideal NPPA standards, calls for practical records and streamlined case handling.
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Reed
Roy V. Ahistrom
NPPA
Hugh Reed
Special Juvenile Study Committee
Relief Department
Ahlstrom
Soviets Issue All Or Nothing Ultimatum On UN Admissions
At the United Nations a Soviet delegate warned the Security Council it will veto the admission of 18 applicants if voting proceeds outside Moscow's dictates. Arkady Sobolev demanded one ballot for all 18 while opposing separate reviews, drawing sharp attacks from Iran and Britain as delegates adjourned to reconvene next Tuesday.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Security Council
U. N
Moscow
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Cyro de Freitas Valle
Brazil
Sobolev
Nasrallah Entezam
Iran
Sir Pierson Dixon
Britain
Dixon
Benson orders study of middleman profits
Secretary of Agriculture Benson ordered a stepped up study to determine if middlemen take an excessive bite before money reaches farmers. He noted retail food prices rose while farm prices fell, with marketing costs rising to 28 billion dollars of the 46% billion spent by consumers on farm foods in 1955.
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Washington
Benson
Eisenhower
Timated
Department
FBI Chief Declines GOP Nomination Bid
Senator Jenner said FBI Director J Edgar Hoover refused a Republican presidential bid. Hoover told Jenner he could not run and would not jeopardize the FBI. The disclosure notes Hoover would be acceptable to many in Indiana, with Knowland and Mundt discussing Hoover as a potential candidate if Eisenhower decline.
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Washington
Sen
Jenner
Ind
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Indiana
Hoover
Knowland
Calif
Mundt
R-Sd
Eisenhower
Senate
Aldermen and Industrial Council Tour La Crosse site plans
Seven aldermen and four members of the La Crosse County Industrial Development Council toured proposed industrial sites and arterial and street system improvements with City Engineer Zenno Gorder. The four hour morning visit was the first of two planned tours to inspect project areas.
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Zenno A. Gorder
la Crosse County
Industrial Development Council
Gorder
Aldermen
Industrial Council
Richard
Schelbe
C. J. Lang
Lyden K.gjerde
Donald R. Terpstra
Sheldon H. Nerby
Walter S. Selbo
Hubert J. Schleiter
Gordon H. Feinberg
Arthur L. Christensen
Utilities
A.C. Tabbert
Norman E. Schulze
Wisconsin State Employment Service
la Crosse
7Th Streets
7Th Street
Lang Drive
la Crosse Street
La Crosse Tribune Highlights Magazine Renewal Plan Additions
La Crosse Tribune readers are urged to renew magazine subscriptions promptly as renewal notices have gone out with many already responding. Good Housekeeping is added as a Group A selection and readers may choose up to four top publications for about two cents a day plus the newspaper price. The plan, available by carrier starting the week of Jan 9, emphasizes economy and reading variety for families.
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la Crosse Tribune
Tribune Magazine
Good Housekeeping
Mmany
Tribune
la Crosse ‘Tribune
Carrier Bay Delivery
Germans Free 2 GIs After East Berlin Incident
In East Berlin two U S Army Privates Richard L. Calbert and Willie J. Holden were handed to the U S Army provost marshal after a street fight. Soviet authorities returned them to the American sector where they received medical exams and faced no East German court action.
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Berlin
U. S
East Berlin
East Germany
Richard L.calbert
Kansas City
Willie J. Holden
Poplarville
Miss
U.S. Army
Relatives and Friends Join In Search For Missing Hunters
Fond du Lac and area volunteers join La Crosse officials in a renewed push to locate two duck hunters missing since Oct. 30 after a Lake Onalaska accident. Sheriff Scullin says 14 Fond du Lac men and local volunteers will form a larger force at Hunter's Lodge Brice Prairie at 9 30 a.m. Sunday to search more area using spudded holes and long probes.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Lake Onalaska
la Crosse
Robert Scullin
Onalaska
Enm Ft
Scullin
John
Kenneth
Glenn Gongorek
James Stearns
Menasha
Hunter's Lodge
Brice Prairie
Delay on 1956 run decision urged by Eisenhower doctor
President Eisenhower's physician urged a slowdown and delaying any decision on a 1956 run until mid February. The update said recovery from the heart attack remains on track with lightened duties and controlled schedule including a noon to 2:30 pm rest period.
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Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Gettysburg
Local Weather Forecast Calls for Continued Cold Slated
The forecast shows generally fair conditions with continued cold on Sunday. High temperatures around 20 degrees.
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