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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1955

Page

2

Sparta Man Killed In Car Crash On Highway 27

Joseph Brieske 74 of 328 Stelting St died in a Sparta hospital after a Sunday afternoon crash on STH 27 one half mile south of Cataract. His wife and the Würn Wendell Tucker family plus two children were injured but not critically. Surviving: wife four daughters two sons and nine grandchildren. funeral to be at St Patrick's Church with rosary at Plum er Funeral Home.

Sparta Wis Joseph Brieske Stelting St Brieske Cataract Wendell Tucker Janet Byron Brieskes Francis Honish Tucker Ervin Edwards North Western Railroad St. Patrick’s Catholic Church L. B. Keegan Rosary Plummer Funeral Home Lenore A. Minor Los Angeles Calif Virginia J. Smith Pewaukee Jean Kransman Yarsmouth Mass Evelyn Hogan Milwaukee Donald Whittier James Oak Ridge Ore

Talks Continue at Palace of Nations Over Civilians Repatriation

At the Palace of Nations East and West representatives meeting with Wang and Johnson discussed practical issues. Wang signaled progress on civilian prisoners while Johnson outlined U.S. aims including the release of 40 civilians. Talks could last two weeks with a potential Dulles Chou En Lai meeting if results are positive.

Palace of Nations Wang Johnson Ralph Clough State Department Robert B. Ekwall U.S U.N Dulles Red China Chou Enlai Chou Bandung United States Formosa China Peiping Geneva United Nations

Governor Knight Fends Off Prowler at Home

In Santa Monica California Governor Goodwin Knight and his wife were asleep when a burglar prowled the Miramar Hotel cottage. The intruder fled when Knight shouted I will get you. No items were taken and only minor damage, including a broken glass and overturned chair, was reported as the prowler exited.

Santa Monica Calif California Goodwin Knight Miramar Knight

Thunderstorms Forecast Across Northern New England and Regions

Weather forecast shows thunderstorms likely Monday night across northern New England, eastern and southern Great Lakes, northern plains, Central Mississippi Valley, Central Appalachians, and Gulf Coast. Some activity also in extreme southwest desert. little or no rain elsewhere nationwide.

New England States Great Lakes Area Northern Plains Mississippi Valley Central Appalachian Mountains Gulf Coast Region Southwest Desert Unifax New England Great Lakes Great Plains Gulf Coast States California Coast New York State

40 Hour Week Recommended for Railroad Yard Staff

A presidential emergency board urged a 40 hour week for railroad yard service engine employes as a basis for settlement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and major railroads. It also proposed modest wage adjustments and minimum earnings guarantees while noting no general wage increase.

Washington Presidential Emergency Board Hood White House

Norby Receives AHA Award of Merit in 1955

Joseph G. Norby executive secretary of the Milwaukee County United Hospitals Fund was named the 1955 recipient of the American Hospital Association Award of Merit. He previously led as AHA president in 1949 and served on the board 1943 to 1945. Norby also led Fairview Hospital Minneapolis in 1923 and later headed the Minnesota Hospital Association.

Chicago Joseph G. Norby Milwaukee County United Hospitals Fund Amercan Hospital Assn Norby American Hospital Assn

Weather Record US Department of Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Weather record notes varied conditions across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. For Wisconsin expect rain and clouds tonight with cooler tongue in extreme northwest and more thundershowers later. Minnesota shows partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers and warmer humidity. Iowa forecast calls for partly cloudy hot humid conditions with afternoon and evening thunderstorms north and east.

Weather Record US Department OF Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

River Readings and Forecast for Mississippi and Nearby Rivers

Forecast notes minimal changes above Lake Pepin while tailwater rises occur from Alma to Dam 10. Greater rises up to half a foot below Dams 8 to 10. Pine River at Richland Center sees possible rises, with slight rises in lower Kickapoo and Root Rivers. St Croix flow expected to increase. Sunrise 4 54 a m sunset 7 28 p m.

Hastings Guttenberg Mississippi River Lake Pepin Alma Pine River Richland Center Kickapoo Root St. Croix River

Stock Market Quotes and Chicago Poultry Prices

A list of miscellaneous stock quotations shows varied ranges for Nekoosa to Wis. Pub. Serv. and several others. Chicago poultry prices reflect steady to higher f.o.b. values with receipts for Friday at 107,159 lbs in coops. Heavy hens fetch 21 to 25 cents, light hens 17.5 to 18.5, broilers 28 to 29, and carp enettes 4% to 5 lbs at 32 to 54 cents.

Nekoosa Edn Royal Dutch Chi. Mold P Ollgear Heileman Brg Hamilton Paragon Mass Inv Inter. Cellucot Koehring Co Northw. Banc fJames Wis. Pub Chicago Poultry Chicago USDA F.o.b

Livestock Prices and Market Hours From Swift and Co

Swift and Co reports buying hours from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday with later pricing. Hog prices show a 25 cent drop on top grades and steady on various classes. cattle and calves mostly steady to down modestly. lambs steady with strong demand for prime and choice.

Swift & Co

Livestock Prices Mixed as Slaughter Cattle, Hogs Report

South St. Paul market shows cattle and hogs trading unevenly. Slaughter steers and heifers slow, cows and bulls mostly steady. vealers strong with good to prime 19.00-23.00. Hogs moderately active 25-50 lower, 180-240 lb barrows and gilts 15.75-16.25, sows 10.50-15.50, feeders 15.00-15.50.

Bologna Chicago USDA U.S South ST. Paul Minn Montana

Commodity prices and potato shipments report Chicago market

Wheat prices range from No 1 mixed to No 3 red around 1.96 to 1.97. Corn bids hover 1.44 to 1.46 with various sample grades. Potatoes on US track show 213 cars on hand, with demand moderate and stocks steady. carrot track sales list prices for California long whites, Nebraska round reds, and Idaho Oregon reds.

Chicago USDA U.S California Nebraska Idaho Oregon

Butter steady as market reports mixed receipts

Chicago dairy market shows butter steady with receipts at 1,214,759 pounds and varying grade prices. Eggs stay firm with 11,458 cases on hand and wholesale prices mostly unchanged, listing U S large whites and several grade mixes with current receipts around 26.

Chicago Whitesale U.S

Kohler Talks See No New Tactics From Sides

Kohler said during the Kohler talks that neither side has proposed new approaches to mediators since Friday's interruption. Moore noted a recess appeared appropriate, with company and union negotiators likely meeting with associates during the break. Last week Conger said efforts aimed to settle all major points of difference.

Kohler Moore Union Conger

11 U.S. airmen held by Red China to be released

Peiping announced the release of 11 American airmen held by Communist China as part of ongoing talks. U.S. officials led by Secretary Dulles described the men as honored Air Force members, not pardoned criminals, and noted hopes for reunions with families once transport is arranged. The move follows prior diplomatic efforts led by Dag Hammarskjold and U.S. congressional leaders.

The Red Radio Supreme Peoples Court China Peiping Arnold Mary I. Arnold Montgomery Ala Peiping Radio U.S. Intelligence Service United States Fairmen Manchuria Yalu Baumer U.N Dag Hammarskjold Red China Red Capitol Sen Knowland California Senate House Martin Mass Hagerty Air Force Far East Congress U.S Dulles Pei‘ping State Department Geneva

Belmont Fortune Heiress Dies in Apparent Gas Death

Miss Alice Belmont 44 daughter of August Belmont Jr and an heir to a vast fortune died in a Manhattan apartment from gas fumes in an apparent self-inflicted death. Neighbors reported the odor and police found her body at 617 West 113th Street. Survived by three sisters and a brother.

New York Alice Belmont August Belmont Jr Manhattan 113Th St America Belmont Long Island Miss Belmont Westchester County Massachusetts General Hospital Boston

Hoover Admits Mistakes In Handshaking Policies

Former President Herbert Hoover says his effort to cut handshakes was foolish and led to unintended political use. He cites Washington and Roosevelt customs, noting daily and New Year rituals grew beyond manageable levels and were abolished to reduce workday disruption.

Hoover Washington Herbert Hoover U.S. News and World Report Theodore Roosevelt

Families Rejoice As Airmen Homeward Flight News

In Akron Ohio relatives of Airman Steve Kiba Jr celebrate after the release news. Parents praise the gesture and hope families can be flown to meet the airmen on their homeward trip.

Akron Ohio Steve Kiba Steve Kiba Jr Baumer

Ettrick Brownie Scouts Hold Day Camps

Ettrick Wisconsin Brownie Scouts completed the second day of their fourth day camp begun July 27 with a breakfast cook out at True Ax rocks. Heat forced activity under shelter in the Solberg garage and church basement while senior Girl Scouts assisted. A second day included a 2:30 p.m. session at Ettrick Park with a supper cook out and a Friday closing trip day planned for 11 a.m. with nose bag lunches and transport by leaders and committee members.

Ettrick Wis Ettrick Brownies Trueax Rocks Jhandicaraft Henry Solberg C. A. Brye Solberg Ben Erickson Wayne Truax Ettrick Lutheran Church Joan Runnestrand Helen Knutson Truax Ettrick Park

Funny Snake Turns Unfunny in Ettrick Rattler Find

In Ettrick Wisconsin a mother and her 9 year old daughter found a three foot long rattlesnake near a sack by the cellar at the Milo Johnson farm. Mrs Harvey Johnson killed the snake with a 22 rifle. The reptile had five rattles. Frank Johnson nearby killed a snake with 11 rattles weeks earlier.

Ettrick Wis Carol Johnson Harvey Johnson Frank Johnson

Accidents Highlight Risks for Young Children

A Department of Agriculture statement notes accidents are a leading cause of death and injury for children under five, urging caregiver vigilance and safety measures to reduce harm.

Ithe Department of Agriculture

Milwaukee railroad eyes injunction to stop picketing at Kohler shipments

An attorney for the North Western railroad said courts may be asked to issue an injunction against CIO United Auto Workers pickets targeting freight shipments tied to the Kohler Co plant strike. Supervisory crews handled trains at yards and crossings, with 25 clay cars moved since last Wednesday amid ongoing labor action.

Milwaukee North Western Railroad CIO United Auto Workers Union Kohler Co Edward Borglet Kohler Sheboygan Kohler Plant Borglet Wisconsin National Labor Relations Board Union Avenue Crossing Greendale Crossing

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