Pair Held For Cashing Bogus Checks Here
Two young out-of-state salesmen, Mark Ramun of Youngstown Ohio and Lieve Reynolds Houston Texas, are in custody on charges of cashing two fraudulent checks in La Crosse. They claimed to be magazine crew salesmen. Police say the pair cashed a 4.95 check at Keller Super Market and another at Piggly Wiggly, using forged signatures and fake drove. They were arrested by Sheriff Loren Marshall of Richland County at Richland Center and were to appear in County Court Monday.
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Mark Philip Ramun
Youngstown
Ohio
Lieve Paul Reynolds
G. B. Swanson
A. S. Peterson
Houston
Tex
Loren Marshall
Richland County
Richland Center
Keller Super Market
Pulice
Ramun
Reynolds
Texas
la Crosse
County Still Seeks Aid For Family In Fire
The County Relief Department appeals for household furnishings for a La Crosse family of five burned out last week. Mrs. Mae Bellevue says beds are in urgent need along with a gas stove dressers chests chairs and tables to outfit the apartment the county provides.
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County Relief Department
la Crosse
Mae Bellevue
Cheated By Vendor In Sunburned Apples Case
Mrs. William Limpert reports a man about 60 years old sold her a bushel of apples for $2.50 under pretenses as a salesman for Vollenweider of La Crescent. Apples under the top layer were sunburned. She says Vollenweider has no salesman in La Crosse.
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William Limpert
N. 22Nd St
Vollenweider of
la Crescent
Anderson
Vollenweider
la Crosse
Attempted Burglary at Kennard Buick Co
A burglar or burglars attempted a break in Saturday night at Kennard Buick Co located at 40 Copeland Ave police report no evidence of successful entry. Glass was broken in rear door and the lock attempted to be opened. A flashlight was found outside the door.
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Kennard Buick Co
Copeland Ave
No Break In Dry Spell Seen In Area
La Crosse and surrounding Wisconsin area enter fifth day with rain expected to end soon. Meteorologist A. D. Sanial reports dry conditions will continue with a slight drop in temperature. Forecast calls for fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday, high near 86 and cooler overnight. Local readings include La Crosse 61 and Milwaukee 64, with Yuma Arizona the warmest at 105.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
A. D. Sanial
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
New England
Florida
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Lone Rock
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Yuma
Ariz. J
Fraser,Colo
Attempt To Recover Auto From River
An area man’s 1948 model car rolled into about 20 feet of water at the Isle la Plume boat docking site. Recovery efforts Sunday failed. a private firm and the city fire department were involved. Edward Bernhardt of Tomah was loading or unloading a boat when the car entered the water.
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Isle la Plume
Edward Bernhardt
R. 4
Tomah
Lalso
Mary Martin to Star in TV Telecast of Skin of Our Teeth
Mary Martin plans a Sept 11 television telecast of her play Skin of Our Teeth after two weeks in Chicago and Washington DC. In a letter to Vic Buschman she invites him to attend the Chicago run and asks which side of the debate the play leaves him on. The production is slated for a later two week New York City engagement.
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Mary Martin
The
Star
Vic Buschman
Spicer and
Miss Martin
Buschman
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Two Men Fined in County Court for Drunk Driving
Fines and costs of £100 were levied Monday in County Court for drunken driving. Dewey Worthington of Anolaska rural route on U S Highway 53 and Carl Niemeier of West Salem on U S Highway 16 were found guilty and had licenses suspended for one year.
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Roy Ahlstrom
Dewey Worthington
Onalaska
Carl Niemeier
West Salem
U.S. Highway 16
Gerald Eldridge
Eau Claire
Galesville
Ferdinand Schneider
ECB
Camp McCoy
U.S
Donald Wehmeier
Highway 16
Cpl
James Barnett
Irish Hill
Sth
James Woodsmall
Dave Oren
YMCA
Ronald Potaracke
Mtd
Manitowoc District Attorney seeks full police inquiry
District Attorney Robert Koutnik stated he will request a comprehensive investigation into police affairs if the Police and Fire Commission does not initiate one. The remark follows concerns about police conduct and seeks independent scrutiny.
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Manitowoc
Robert Koutnik
Police and Fire Commission
Ground Breaking For Lutheran Church In La Crosse
Ground breaking Sunday launched a 417000 project for Our Savior s Lutheran Church at 6th and Division Sts La Crosse The new building designed by Schubert Sorensen Associates will be built beside the present church with Peter Nelson Son as general contractor and multiple La Crosse subcontractors. The project runs over a year with a U shaped plan including social hall and Sunday School areas and a green tile roof with ashlar stone exterior.
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Our Savior'’s Lutheran
Gerhard A. Monson
Orval J. Nelson
Peter Nelson
Monson
C. I. Anderson
Elvin Larson
Board of Deacons
George Uivilden
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Division Sts
Gerhard Monson
Schubert, Sorensen and Associates, Inc
la Crosse
6Th Street
Peter Nelson & Son
John P. Mader
R. H. Lovold Co
George Ulvilden
Ulvilden
Edmund Erickson
Kermit Rudrud
Robert D. MacDonald
Gunnar Gundersen
Larry Vaaler
Board of
Deacons. Com
Division Street
Our Savior’s
Bicycle Tire Vandalism Reported at La Crosse Boat Club
Mrs. Clarence H. Van De Steeg of 444 Losey Court Lane reported to police that someone cut both tires on her son's bicycle while it was parked at the La Crosse Boat Club on Saturday.
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Clarence H. van de Steeg
Losey Court Lane
la Crosse Boat Club
Woman Hurt In Fall On Sumner Street
Sophie Maier a 69 year old resident of 61842 Copeland Ave was taken to a city hospital by police ambulance after she fell and injured her head on Sumner Street in the 500 block Sunday at 5 43 p m
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Sophie Maier
Copeland Ave
Sumner St
Doerre Hardware Ad Promises Dependable Service
The La Crosse hardware store Doerre Hdw advertises repairs for reels and plumbing, window glass cutting, rent floor sanders, and delivery. It offers gutters roofing products fencing paint and general hardware plus fishing equipment.
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Doerre Hdw
la Crosse
Appeal Board to Hear Three Building Appeals in City
The City Board of Appeals meets at 7 30 p m Monday to hear three appeals of building inspector decisions. Our Savior's Lutheran Church seeks a permit for a church at 612 Division St. Arthur and Pearl Haugland contest a corner lot subdivision ruling. R P Malin of La Crescent Minn appeals denial of a 710 State St commercial building permit over side yard concerns.
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Board of Appeals
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Division St
Arthur
Pearl Haugland
S. 13Th Pl
R. P. Malin
R. 1
la Crescent
Minn
State St
Trane Strike Talks Break Off as Negotiations End
Negotiations in the Trane Co strike have been broken off for now after a week and a half of talks. D C Ferris of the strikers and union officials declined to discuss future meetings while Federal mediator W H Burtz has not disclosed whether talks will resume. The company offered a 22 9 cent increase rejected by the union after a weekend meeting. Around-the-clock picketing by 1740 striking Trane workers and 65-70 members of Local 1115 continue at La Crosse plants.
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Trane Co
D. C
W. H. Burtz
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Milwaukee
Burtz
la Crosse
Court Sets Hearing In Nonsupport Case
Preliminary hearing set for Thursday at 2 p m by County Judge Roy Ahlstrom in the case of Oscar Small charged with failure to support a minor child. Small is far behind in support payments. He said he is employed by a small local hotel but receives room board and clothing. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Roy Ahlstrom
Oscar Small
Small
Bond
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R. S. Peterson
Gora Carcinator
Alti Garcimarce
Puromanre
Gaamoua
Eas
Mary E. Sawyer
Uditoriu
LA Crosse, Wis
Bodega
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Howard Brown
Toni Palermo
St. Paul
Brown
China
Miss Palermo
Chester Womitz
San Francisco
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Trane
Onn
Wetalen
Freddie
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Columbia
Liberty Street
Betty Crocker
Angel Food MIX
Guy Lombardo
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