Hokah Cyclist Killed In Crash In Caledonia
Frank Kreutzer 21, of Hokah area, died after his motorcycle collided with a car at Caledonia near the highway 44 bypass. An inquest was ordered by Sheriff Beryl Kerrigan and Coroner John W. Potter. Kreutzer died at 8:15 p.m. after suffering skull fracture and chest injuries. one Rommel child was briefly hospitalized. Funeral set for St Patrick's Brownsville with burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Caledonia
Minn
Frank Kreutzer
George Kreutzer
South of Hokah
Beryl Kerrigan
John W. Potter
Houston County
Ronnie Rommel
Preston
Kreutzer
Hokah
Joe Sheehan
Rommel
Rommes
Peter Lange
Olga
Mabel
Circus highlights and star acts headline extended show
The article lists performers including Norma on the trapeze and the Gargantua troupe with gorillas and baby primates. It notes a refreshed menagerie with cages simulating natural habitats and mentions ticket outlets at Hebberd's and the grounds. After Monday’s shows the circus moves to St Cloud Minnesota for a Tuesday exhibit.
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Norma
Bostocks
Zeppes
Cucciola
Centaur
Margas
Franklin
Astrid
Guli’sorilla
Charles Moroski
Gene Lipowska
Liberty
Eldridge
Earth’s
Four Corners
Mrs
Gargantua the Great
Gargantua
Mile
Toto
West Africa
Hebberd’s
St. Cloud
Minn
Police Court Daily Records in La Crosse
Julius Johnson of 410 Caledonia street fined seven dollars for speeding 35 miles an hour on St Andrew street. Glen Berry of La Crescent Minn fined three dollars for running arterial sign. La Crosse August 19 at 11:40 p m No 2 engine to 815 Rose street reported awning fire by B Mulder.
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Julius Johnson
Caledonia Street
St. Andrew Street
Glen Berry
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse
Rose Street
B. Mulder
New York
Goodyear
Southern/ Pacific
Abbott Lab
Spiegel
Standard Brands
Allied Chemical
Northern Ry. Pt
Standard Oil
Cal
Allied Stores
Greyhound
Allis-Chalmers Homestake
Ind
Houd.-Hershey
Car & Fdry
Hudson Motor
Sterling Drug
Gas & Elec
Illinois Central
Studebaker Corp
Locomotive
Inland Steel
Swift & Co
Power & Lt
Inspiration Copper
Texas Co
Am. Rad
St. S
Int
Harvester
Timken-Det
Trans-America
Borden Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Borg-Warner
National Biscuit
Curb National Container
Budd Co
National Dairy Pr
National Steel
el. Bond & Sh
Case
J.1.) Co
Caterpillar
Inter
Cellucotton
Congoleum-Nairn
Packard Motor
James Mfg
Edison
Pan Am. Airways
McQuay
Natural eGas
Paramount Pictures
Marlin-Rockwell
Continental Can
Penney
J. C
Minn. Ont. P
Penn. R.R
Nekoosa-Edw
Container Corp
Continental Steel
Pepsi Cola
Phelps Dodge Paragon Prentiss-Walters
Crane Co
Phillip Morris
Curtiss-Wright
Phillips Petroleum
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
General Foods
Shell Oil
Cleveland Clift
General Motors
Simmons Co
Northwest Banc
Sinclair Oil
Middlewest Corp
General Time
Goodrich Socony-Vacuum Trane Company Se
Obituary of Mrs Bernt O Dahlby
Mrs Bernt O Dahlby aged 90 formerly of Stevenstown Wisconsin died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs Olive Berg Madison She is survived by two daughters Mrs Berg and Mrs A M Anderson of Madison two sons Fred of Ettrick and Alex of Menomonie 14 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Lewis Valley Lutheran Church Holmen officiating burial in the church cemetery Friends may call at Jostad funeral home Wednesday evening
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Bernt O. Dahlby
Stevenstown
Wis
Olive Berg
Madison
Berg
A. M. Anderson
Fred
Ettrick
Alex
Menomonie
Lewis Valley Lutheran Church
E. T. Anderson
Holmen
Church
Jostad
Mournful Obituary for Mrs Richard C Jandt
Mrs. Richard C Jandt aged 76 of 1808 South 20th street died at her home Saturday evening. She was survived by her husband, one daughter Martha Opelt, one sister Anna Koester in Germany, and a niece Mrs Robert Daemmler of La Crosse. Services set for Tuesday at 2 p m at First Lutheran Church with Rev. Fritz Miller officiating. Burial in Wood Lawn cemetery. Visitation at Hellwig Morris chapel Monday evening and at the church Tuesday from noon to 2 p m.
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Richard C. Jandt
South 20Th Street
Martha Opelt
Anna Koester
Germany
Robert Daemmler
la Crosse
First Lutheran Church
Fritz Miller
Woodlawn
Hellwig-Morris
Funeral notices from Minnesota and Iowa announce deaths
Mrs. Amelia Ender aged 89 died August 19 at the William Goode farm home in La Crescent Minnesota and at the Hokah Methodist church funeral rites followed by interment at Oak Grove cemetery. Mrs. Ole Graff 72 of 1537 George Street died Saturday with services at Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev. C Hanson. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery. callers welcome at Nelson Funeral Home Monday evening and church Tuesday 1 to 2 pm. In WAUKON Iowa special funeral services were held for Mrs. William Raynolds 85 who died at her home. burial followed at Oakland cemetery. She was born May 24, 1865, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Daulton.
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Amelia Ender
William Goode
la Crescent
Minn
Hokah Methodist Church
Ole Graff
George Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. Hanson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Funeral Home
Waukon
William Raynolds
Martin
Oakland Cemetery
William Daulton
Ludlow Township
Henry Kosbau
William Sevatson
Sorenson Sig O obituary life of a La Crosse bookkeeper
Sig O Sorenson 56 of 1221 South 17th street La Crosse a bookkeeper at State Bank of La Crosse died at a local hospital after a short illness. He was WWI veteran and a member of American Legion Our Saviors Lutheran church. Survived by wife one son Roger of La Crosse one brother Obert Rockland four sisters Mrs Lee Richmond Rockland Mrs Thorvald Casperson Miss Freda La Crosse and Miss Hilda Milwaukee. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m at Our Savior's Lutheran church Rev George Alvilden officiating burial Oak Grove cemetery. Friends may call Nelson funeral home Tuesday evening and at church Wednesday 1 to 2 p m. Mrs Hattie Thompson 82 of 2219 Kane street died at son Harry Thompson's home Sunday. Born June 4 1868 she is survived by four sons Emil Thompson Savanna IL Harry J Ru and Lawrence Thompson of Crosse two
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Kreutzer
Howard
William
Charles
John
Emogene
Margaret
Charles Kreutzer
Brownsville
Margaret Haffner
la Crescent
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
William Rush
Sig O. Sorenson
South 17Th Street
State Bank of
Hilda
Milwaukee
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
George Alvilden
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Funeral Home
Tuesda
Hattie Thompson
Kane Street
Harry Thompson
Emil Thompson
Savanna, NL
Harry J
Lawrence Thompson
Crosse
Memorial services for La Crosse woman announced
The obituary lists Mrs. Clarence Holter and Mrs. Edward Bernd of La Crosse as daughters and two sisters Inga St Denis of Virginia Minnesota and Tillie Swenson of La Crosse. It notes five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services are Wednesday at 2 pm at the Slet ten McKee north side chapel with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Clarence
Mabel) Holter
Edward
Freda) Bernd
la Crosse
Inga St. Denis
Virginia
Minn
Tillie Swenson
Sletten-McKee North Side Chapel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Dorchester Woman Mrs Henry Teff Sr Dies at 78
Funeral services were held for Mrs Henry Teff Sr of Dorchester who died Aug 17 in Spring Grove hospital on her 78th birthday. Burial followed at the adjoining cemetery. The former Anna Schwartz was born Aug 17 1872 near Dorchester and married Henry Teff May 29 1893. Survived by five children four daughters one son and many relatives. A son Henry died in 1943.
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Dorchester
Henry Teff
Spring Grove
St. Mary’s Church
Anna Schwartz
Christian Schwartz
Mary Henrietta
Dubuque
Order of Presentation
Loretta
Edward Glynn
Lansing
Helen Medicus
Janesville
Wis
Hiller Teff
Waterville
Minn
Chris
Theodore Schwartz
Caledonia
Herman
Decorah
Clement Schulte
Henry
Red China Demands UN Representation in Korean Talks
Red China formally demanded representation in United Nations Korea discussions in a telegram from Foreign Minister Chou En Lai to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie and to Russia's Jakob Malik. The move accompanies a procedural stalemate as council delegates meet in closed session to resolve Korea representation.
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Lake Success
Red China
United Nations
Chou En-Lai
U. N
Trygve Lie
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
Security Council
Council
China
Malik
Bombers sighted over La Crosse identified as B 36 planes
Northwest Airlines officials report vapor trails above La Crosse on Sunday were traced to six metre B 36 bombers. No information on their origin or destination was released.
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Northwest Airlines
la Crosse
National Geographic Society Reports Japanese Heights
The National Geographic Society states that average Japanese men reach five feet three inches, while women average four inches shorter.
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The
National Geographic Society
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating
A dental care tip urges readers not to be embarrassed by slipping teeth and to use FASTEETH on dentures for quick relief when eating talking or laughing with a simple spray.
Livestock Prices Steady to Higher At St Paul Market
Swift & Company reports hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays 8 a.m. to noon Saturday for bids at South St. Paul. Cattle calves hogs mixed—slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong, cows mostly steady, hogs steady with higher weights noted. Chicago cash grain shows mixed wheat corn oats soybeans with price ranges and futures table alongside.
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Swift & Company
Tech
South ST. Paul
Minn
Chicago
USDA
Poultry and Butter Prices Hold Steady in Chicago Markets
Live poultry receipts reach 29 pads with prices up to three cents a pound higher for heavy hens fryers and roast ers. Butter remains steady with wholesale prices for AA and other grades unchanged amid two day receipts. Eggs show steady to firm values as current receipts pass 9 673 cases and dirties at 28 5.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Chicago Potatoes Chicago Potatoes Market Report
USDA sighting shows 320 cars arrived on track 354 with total U S shipments Friday 304 Saturday 194 and Sunday 10. Supplies moderate demand moderate market weaker for whites steady on reds. Prices listed for Colorado Triumphs Idaho Oregon whites Russets Nebraska Warbas Washington long whites Wisconsin Chippewas with various cents per bushel.
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Chicago
U. S
Colorado
Nebraska
Ashington
Labor Leader Says No-Strike Pledge Likely Again
AFL President William Green said labor would consider another no-strike pledge if needed, urging industry to commit to a no-excess profits pledge too. He criticized rigid wage controls and noted prices rising 13 to 15 percent since mid June while wages stayed flat. Green spoke after meeting with President Truman at the White House.
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Washington
AFL
William Green
Green
Truman Mondax
White House
Rail strikes spread across key lines affecting major industries
Strikes by two unions against national railroads extend to two short lines, with 17 months of demands for higher pay and a 40 hour week for yard workers. The Cleveland terminal strike hits Republic Steel, cutting 1,500 jobs, while St Paul and Louisville terminals disrupt routes used by about 400 industries in Minneapolis and surrounding areas.
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White House
Brotherhood of
Order of
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Louisville
Kentucky and Indiana Terminal Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern
Chicago
Indianpolis
St. Paul
Minnesota Railway Company
Minneapolis
Crack British Ground Troops Pack For Korea
Hong Kong report notes two crack battalions the Argyle and Sutherland highlanders and the Middlesex regiments packing up to 1500 troops to join United Nations forces in Korea. Gen Sir John Harding announced in Singapore that a British infantry force would be sent immediately after MacArthur requested reinforcements.
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Hong Kong
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders
Middlesex
United Nations
Korea
John Harding
Singapore
Harding
Far East
MacArthur
Illinois Guard reviews parade amid Cold War defense talk
Gov. Stevenson tells crowd that Chicago is a likely target and urges strong civilian defense. He notes the National Guard must move quickly to fortify Illinois while praising leaders including Maj. Gen. Frank Allen and Maj. Gen. Leo M. Boyle as dignitaries on the reviewing stand.
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R. Albright
Mount Vernon
Paul Warfield
Gov. Stevenson
Chicago
National Guard
Illinois
Korea
Gov
Stevenson
Frank Allen
66Th
Illinois National Guard
Leo M. Boyle
Richard Smykal
Sherwood Dixon
Sam. L. Lawton
Hugh Fanning
Ivan Elliot
Hanford McNider
Harry L. Bolen
Jacob Gerhardt
Camp McCoy
Tropical hurricane forms near Leeward Islands with warnings
A tropical hurricane developed with 100 mile per hour winds overnight prompting warnings in the Leeward and Virgin Islands and an alert for Puerto Rico.
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Miami
Fla
Leeward and
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
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Ucensese Central
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Henry Teff, SR
Red
LA Crosse Tribune
Taegu
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South ST. Paul Livestock
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S. Dec
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Toni Twin
Kathiene Crescente
Tont
Uli
Jackson Streets
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