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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1952

Page

8

Three Hurt In Two Car Crash On Seventh And Main

Three persons suffered minor injuries in a two car collision at Seventh and Main Streets at 8 10 am Wednesday. Marcella Laurence 46 Baraboo bruised knee Mrs Carl Myers 64 Ken Gall bruised forehead and John Aaby Decorah Ia bruised hand. Aaby and the Baraboo woman were drivers. Laurence car going south on Seventh and Aaby car east on Main. Laurence car $300 damage Aaby car $250. Aaby said vision obscured by a truck at intersection.

Seventh Main Marcella Laurence Baraboo Carl Myers Ken Gall John Aaby Decorah Aaby Laurence Third Cass Streets Milton Steenberg la Crescent Minn Ole Christopherson Avon St Jean Tietze Hass St

New Process Allows Local Wood to Feed Paper Firm

Rhine lander Paper Company engineer Robert Harper announced a new semi chemical pulping process to convert locally produced wood into fibrous pulp for glassine and greaseproof paper. The upgrade will reduce dependence on Canadian pulpwood and boost demand for regional poplar and birch.

Rhinelander Robert Harper Rhinelander Paper Company Harper

Hens Say Better Under Red Lights

In Storrs Connecticut poultry expert C S Platt of Rutgers cites wartime Jersey Coast practice showing dim red lights over hen nests kept hens on nests longer and boosted egg output. He notes subsequent experiments confirm the red light effect.

Dentist Performs Emergency Surgery With Fish Line Hook

A vacationing Erie dentist performed an emergency arm operation using a fishhook as a needle and fishing line for future stitches. He treated Dr Eugene Engelbirger and Ernie LaDouceur, a 45 year old fishing camp operator, for a deep eight inch cut at Big Moose Lake. LaDouceur was flown to Ft. Coulonge after being struck by a fan blade from a small engine.

FT. Coulonge Quc Erie Eugene Engelbirger Repu Ernie LaDouceur Big Moose Lake Ottawa River LaDouceur Ottawa

One Fourth Of US Medical Bill Paid By Government

Government paid about 1.2 billion dollars of US medical care costs in 1951, roughly a quarter of the total. The President's Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation noted military, federal, state and local programs all funded portions of the bill.

Washington L President's Commission On the

County Police Seek Uniform Uniforms

Wisconsin county traffic officers hope to standardize attire with uniform uniforms. The Wisconsin County Police and Police Radio Operators Association will discuss the issue at a Cedarburg meeting on October 8 expected to draw about 600 officers.

Green Bay Wisconsin Wisconsin County Police and Police Radio Operators Association Cedarburg

Weather warming forecast for upper Mississippi Valley region

A warming trend is forecast for the upper Mississippi Valley and surrounding area. Temperatures are not expected to rise above the lower 50s from the Pacific Northwest east to North Dakota. Minimums include New York 65, Atlanta 72, Chicago 64.

Mississippi Valley Pacific Northwest North Dakota New York Atlanta Chicago

Jap Jewels Stolen Report Confirms Missing Treasure

U S Army officials declined comment on a House committee report finding millions in government jewels and metals vanished during World War II and the Allied occupation. An 80 page report cites receipts for some items but says signed for treasure has not been returned. Japanese papers estimated value around ten million dollars though guesses vary.

Tokyop U.S. Army Parliament Committee Washington U.S House of Representatives Nagako

Winona Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices

Swift and Co reports hours 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday and 8 am to 12 noon Saturday. Hog prices steady to 25 cents lower with thin and unfinished discounts. cattle and calves show varied prime to common ranges, with steers and heifers mostly higher in some consignments and dogs hogs and bulls: markets in Chicago and South St. Paul mixed with grain and produce prices included.

Swift & Co Calif SOUTH

Wisconsin Receives 335205 Civil Defense Funds

Washington reports Wisconsin will receive 335205 dollars from a 15 million dollar state matching Civil Defense program. The funds are to be spent on medical supplies and equipment attack warning and other communications firefighting and rescue equipment and on training and public education.

Washington Civil Defense Administration Wisconsin

Prisoner Builds TV Set From Scrap Parts

WETHERSFIELD Conn A convict named Joe has pierced the walls of prison life by building a television set mainly from salvaged parts and scrap metal from the state prison machine shop He bought some parts with his 465 monthly pay Officials praise his rehabilitation and anticipate parole He says he plans to pursue television as a future outside interest

Wethersfield Conn Joe Connecticut State Prison Kansas

Houghton Man Seeks Michigan Auditor Post

Arthur J. Bruneau of Houghton announced as a GOP candidate for state auditor general by the Northern Michigan Republican Association. The incumbent John B. Martin Jr. was defeated in a bid for the GOP senatorial nomination and has not said if he will seek re nomination to his current post.

Houghton Northern Michigan Republcan Association Arthur J. Bruneau John B. Martin Jr Paign Calvin Coolidge Stevenson Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower White House Washington

General Haskell Dies On 74th Birthday In Greenwich

Lt Gen William Nafew Haskell chief of operations of the Second Army in World War I died today in Greenwich Hospital on his 74th birthday. His 40 year military career included directing relief and rehabilitation work for millions in Romania Greece Armenia and Russia between 1919 and 1923 before retiring from the Army in 1942.

Greenwich Conn William Nafew Haskell Greenwich Hospital Haskell Romania Greece Armenia Russia

Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa outlook

Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Thursday. Local thundershowers, mainly in the northwest and extreme west tonight and in the north and west Thursday for Wisconsin. Minnesota follows with showers mainly in the southeast tonight and in the northwest Thursday. Iowa shows partly cloudy and warmer with a few local thundershowers mainly in the west portion.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

River Readings Forecast From Hastings to Guttenberg

Mississippi river levels are projected to fall slowly for an indefinite period with average drops of 0.2 foot for the remainder of the week as tributaries decline. The forecast covers Hastings to Guttenberg and notes ongoing declines in feeder streams.

Hastings Guttenberg

Wiley Urges Renewal of Joint Policy

Senator Alexander Wiley urges bi partisan renewal of foreign policy during a campaign trip in Europe. He advocates bipartisan leadership after the election and warns the Soviet Union may test Western resolve amid U S budget strains and European rearmament burdens. Wiley cites European recovery as phenomenal and expects gradual lessening of European demands.

Wiley Rome Alexander Wiley Senate Europe Wisconsin Washington Truman Acheson Soviet Union White House U. S America

GOP scramble heats up as Eisenhower weighs options

Arthur Summerfield and Eisenhower mapped campaign details while Harold Stassen, Earl Warren, and Nixon planned forthcoming appearances. Nixon aims for New Hampshire meeting August 20 and possible stops in Connecticut and Maine early September, with Eisenhower meeting western governors in Boise.

Arthur E. Summersfield GOP National Committee Eisenhower Sherman Adams New Hampshire Harold Stassen Earl Warren California Nixon Denver Boise Idaho Connecticut Maine

McMath Seeks Arkansas Senate Run Backed by Notables

Cherry with McClellan support and endorsements from former gubernatorial hopefuls vies for a 2 year future run. Truman’s July approval, AFL CIO backing, and Cherry’s Arkansas chancery judge background shape the scene as Hays secures renomination over Guthridge.

COR Tom Pagetion Ft. Worth Tex Oklahoma Arkansas

Murder Case Develops With Coroner Inquest Hinted

The report describes a murder scene with a victim found face down near an alley. Dr Reay mentions toxicological tests at the Crime Laboratory and clothing analysis for clues. The coroner plans an inquest but gave no date, and the body was sent to the Hellwig and Morris funeral home.

Stevenson Truman to Hail Personal Campaign Drive

Adlai Stevenson and President Truman appear set for a double barrel whistle stop campaign this fall with Stevenson planning a train tour and a nine member committee to map strategy. The two leaders plan joint appearances and a White House briefing to coordinate their efforts while Stevenson nears a Springfield conference to finalize campaign plans.

Springfield Ill Guy Adlai Stevenson Truman Stevenson William S. Flanagan Flanagan Wisconsin

GM Layoffs At Janesville Plants Set To End By Aug 20

Division managers of Chevrolet and Fisher Body announced that a six week layoff affecting about 2,500 employees at Janesville two General Motors plants will end by August 20. The move caps a temporary halt in production across the plants and returns workers to their jobs.

Janesville General Motors Chevrolet Fisher Body

Hammer Killer Calls Prompt Drake Hotel Police Out

Chicago police rush four squads after a caller claiming to be the hammer killer threatens to strike at the Drake Hotel. The threat follows multiple calls directed to the body of Thomas Acton, 35, found beaten to death with a hammer in a downtown hotel last week.

Chicago Drake Hotel Hammer Thomas Acton Birmingham Ala Loop Hotel South Clark Street

Jap Banker Becomes Education Minister

Tokyo reports 62 year old banker Kiyohide Okano named education minister replacing Kantian philosopher Sadasuke Amano. Amano faced protests over attempts to modify American education reforms and government opposition after student riots and police inspections of university grounds.

Tokyo Japan Kiyohide Okano

McCarthy Campaign Aims at Farm Price Tactics and Pledges

The article outlines McCarthy in Wisconsin campaigning via a radio talkathon led by Leonard Schmitt of Merrill while Sen. Wiley stays away in Europe. It notes McCarthy’s plan to attack Democratic price manipulation in 1948, defend 1946 promises, repeal sugar rationing, and improve housing, with debate over sugar policy and farm relief.

McCarthy Democratic National Administration Charles Brannan Secretary of Agriculture George Aiken Vermont

End of Wisconsin's longest municipal strike declared

End strike in Oconto Wisconsin as county highway workers vote to end what was described as the longest municipal strike in the state's history. The Tuesday night decision concluded a prolonged labor dispute involving Oconto County employees.

Oconto, Wis Oconto County Wisconsin

Rules Officials May Withhold Automobile Accident Record

Madison legal opinion says sheriff or police may withhold criminal complaints and investigation reports including auto accident records from press or radio inspection. It weighs public right to info against need for secrecy in criminal investigations and fair trials.

Martin Fromm Waukesha Dancey Fromm Thomson

Truman Briefed Adlai Nixon at Illinois Rally

Senator Richard Nixon charged Gov Adlai E Stevenson met with President Truman to get a briefing on Truman policies. He accused Stevenson of using federal resources for his campaign and called Stevenson a captive candidate of party bosses. He contrasted Stevenson with Eisenhower and cited Kefauver being sidelined.

Adlai Truman Stevenson Sparkman White House Illinois Eisenhower National Defense Organization Springfield Ill Richard Nixon Adlai E. Stevenson Nixon Gov. Stevenson Washington Illinois State Fair Ilinois California Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver Harry Truman

Stevenson Campaign Committee Forms Ahead of Campaign

Stevenson aides including India Edwards Oscar Chapman George Ball and Mike Monroney outline a campaign committee and advisory link to the National Committee. A strategy meeting is planned to run from Saturday noon through Sunday. In Springfield Illinois plans hint at Labor Day campaign kickoffs with Truman in Milwaukee and Stevenson in Detroit if finalized.

Sparkman Stevenson Springfield White House Wilson Wyatt Sen A. S Mike Monroney Oklahoma Earle Clements Kentucky Rep Michael J. Kirwan Ohio Stephen Mitchell India Edwards Democratic National Committee Osscar Chapman George Ball Washington, D. C National Democratic Stephen A. Mitchell National Committee Ill Milwaukee Pres. Truman Detroit Adlai Stevenson

Congressmen Seek Answer In Korea

A group of congressmen will depart for Korea to pursue two main questions worrying constituents. They want to know how the Korean campaign can be settled and whether there is a shortage of American ammunition.

Washington Korea

Stevenson Clubs Spread Across Wisconsin in Political Drive

Plans for Stevenson clubs in Green Bay Milwaukee Sheboygan Fond du Lac Eau Claire and West Bend expand as a 300 member Wisconsin Stevenson Citizens Committee forms. Gov Kohler declines debates urging Dem Reuss and GOP Schmitt to resolve conflicts. Campaign stops listed. Proxmire blasts highway conditions as GOP failure. McCarthy Club seeks funds to support Senator McCarthy’s re election efforts.

Stevenson Green Bay Milwaukee Sheboygan Fond du Lac Eau Claire West Bend Wisconsin Stevenson Citizens Committee Kohler Reuss Schmitt Marshfield Medford Stetsonville Athens Edgar Marathon Wausau Colby Unity Spencer Neillsville Superior Oconto Gillette Bonduel Pulaski Webster William Proxmire Madison Proxmire Wisconsin Thomas A. McCormack McCarthy Club Sen McCarthy Senate McCormack

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