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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1952

Page

3

Wood Renominated in Idaho as UN foe faces Prost

Rep. Wood, outspoken foe of the United Nations, is renominated. Gracie Prost of Nampa challenges him in November after a tight 1950 race. Returns from 308 of 399 precincts show Prost 9,676, Lowry 4,392, White 4,662, Eke 1,879. Lowry concedes. Rep. Budge (R-Idaho) is unopposed in the 2nd District.

Rep. Wood United Nations Boise Idaho Pan T. Wood Whoe Coeur d'Alene U. N Unesco Wood Sen Erwin Schwiebert Schwiebert Pony Wood Gracie Prost Nampa Prost L. Cotty Lowry Compton I. White Paul Eke University of Idaho Lowry Rep Hamer Budge

Poison Nurse Charged In Deaths Of Niece And Infant

In Wetumpka Alabama nurse Mrs Earle Dennison faced trial on a murder charge for poisoning her two year old niece Shirley Diana Weldon with arsenic and for a prior death of Polly Ann Weldon. Autopsy showed arsenic in Shirley Diana and Polly Ann remains later confirmed. Dennison admitted placing arsenic salt at the Weldon home and collected life insurance after Shirley Diana’s death. A second murder charge followed as police probed the aunt’s husband Lem Dennison’s death last October with no poison found.

Rex Thomas Wetumpka Ala Earle Dennison Shirley Diana Weldon Polly Ann Shirley Shirley Diana O. G. Weldon Cloud Community Lester Holley Annison C. J. Rehling Holley

Dig Up Indian Bones In Ontario Believed 15 Centuries Old

Workers from the University of Michigan's anthropology museum unearthed the bones of a Point Peninsula Indian about 1,500 years old on the north shore of Georgian Bay near Little Current. Copper salts from buried copper ornaments preserved the remains in excellent condition.

Ontario University of Michigan Anthropology Museum Point Peninsula Georgian Bay Here

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