Crash Fatal To McCoyGf
In Tomah Wisconsin a Camp McCoy soldier died after a 1950 convertible crashed off US 12 near Gardner bakery. Robert Joseph Hebert 24 Kansas City Missouri died at Tomah Veterans Hospital. Pfc Isaac V Lewalledn 32 Maysville Georgia sustained non life threatening injuries. Both men from the 501st Transportation Company were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Camp McCoy
Tomah Veterans Hospital
Gardner Bakery
Robert Joseph Hebert
Kansas City
Camp McCoy Post Hospital
Isaac V. Lewalledn
Maysville
501St Transportation Company
Hebert
Chris Hendrickson
Child Injured In Accident At 19th and Jackson Streets
Eight year old Robert Wood of 815 South 21st street skinned his back and elbow after colliding with a moving car driven by Clarence W. Benz of 1621 George street at 7 25 p m Thursday. Benz was turning from Jackson onto 19th when Wood ran into the car. Wood was taken home by Benz. In a separate crash on State street in the 800 block at 5 29 p m Thursday two cars were damaged totaling 450 dollars. A parked car owned by Robert Dalley was struck by a car driven by Matthew Susanka causing about 300 dollars damage to the Susanka vehicle and 150 to the Dalley car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood
South 21St Street
19Th and
Jackson Streets
Clarence W. Benz
George Street
Benz
Jackson Street
19Th Street
State Street
Robert Dalley
South Seventh Street
Matthew Susanka
North 23Rd Street
Susanka
State
Dalley
Stolen Car Alarm Proves False at Green Bay Dealership
A young man briefly drove off with a dealer’s newly unloaded car in Green Bay Wisconsin. Police traced the run to a paper firm representative from Oconto Falls who explained he was there to pick up the car. The driver was released after verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Oconto Falls
H. J. Bero
Senator McCarthy Receives Americanism Award in Worcester
Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin was named the first Americanism award recipient by the Military Order of the Purple Heart during its 18th annual convention in Worcester Massachusetts. He will receive the gold trophy at a dinner Saturday night for his efforts to curb radicals subversives and Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Military Order of the Purple Heart
McCarthy
Ninety Skunks Apply for TV Job at KTTV
Hollywood eightynine skunks apply for one acting job at KTTV station in a bid for a civet to star on the Jack Rourke show. Station officials report a deluge of applicants and deodorized candidates, with no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
KTTV
Jack Rourke
John Bertha
Swedish Export Mix Sparks Tabletop Chimes and Dowels
A short item notes a new Swedish export combining chimes and dlesticks for table use. The piece highlights novelty in materials and small crafting utility, hinting at design-driven home accessories entering markets.
Obituary for Everette G Bartusch 1917 194? Passed in Illinois Masonic
Everette G Bartusch aged 33 of 213 South Ninth Street died at Illinois Masonic Hospital on August 24 after a long illness. Born June 19 1917 in Chicago he married Retha M Henry August 19 1944 and moved to La Crosse in 1946 where he worked for La Crosse Trailer Corp. Survived by wife three daughters Marion Carol Geraldine one sister Grace and five brothers Clarence Herbert Charles Harold Willard all of Chicago. Funeral from Kranspe Funeral Home 3905 Lincoln Avenue Chicago Saturday at 2 p m.
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Everette G. Bartusch
South Ninth Street
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Chicago
Retha M. Henry
Prairie du Chien
la Crosse
Bartusch
la Crosse Trailer Corp
Masonic Order
Marion
Carol
Geraldine
Grace
Clarence
Herbert
Charles
Harold
Willard
Kranspe Funeral Home
Lincoln Avenue
Mrs Millie J Aspenson Dies at 62 in La Crosse Area
Mrs Millie J Aspenson 62 of 1722 State street died at her home Thursday evening born September 15 1887 in Crawford county near Mount Sterling Wisconsin survived by two daughters Connie Repnik and Vivian of La Crosse three brothers Cameron Olson H M Olson and A T Olson two sisters Mrs Andrew Aspenson and Mrs Lillian Gosell her husband Michael Aspenson preceded in death funeral services Sunday at 1 p m at Our Savior's Lutheran La Crosse and 3 p m at Utica Lutheran Mount Sterling with Rev George Alvilden officiating burial in Utica cemetery friends may call Dahl funeral home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie J. Aspenson
State Street
Crawford County
Mount Sterling
Wis
Frank
Connie) Repnik
Vivian
la Crosse
Cameron Olson
Viroqua
H. M. Olson
A. T. Olson
Milwaukee
Andrew
Ica) Aspen
Utica
Dahl Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Fritz H. Utecht in La Crescent
Fritz H. Utecht aged 61 of La Crescent Minnesota died Friday in a local hospital. Survivors include his wife four sons Erick La Crosse Richard Army Alaska Henry and Erwin La Crescent two daughters Mrs Garrett Raidt Norwood Ohio and Emma at home one sister Mrs Henry Leidel La Crescent several brothers and sisters in Germany and six grandchildren. Services Monday at 1 p m at Hellwig Morris funeral chapel and 2 p m at Evangelical Lutheran church Rev E G Hertler officiating. Burial in La Crescent cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral chapel Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz H. Utecht
la Crescent
Minn
Erick
la Crosse
Richard
Alaska
Henry
Erwin
Garrett Raidt
Norwood
Emma
Henry Leidel
Germany
Hellwig-Morris
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. G. Hertler
Funeral services for Arnold H. Kramer
Funeral services for Arnold H. Kramer 37 of Onalaska will be held Monday at 930 am at Fossum Funeral Home and 10 am at St John Catholic Church La Crosse with Rev Joseph N Bach officiating Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery Friends may call at the Fossum home Sunday rosary at 8 pm He is survived by his wife Celia four daughters Patricia Judith Carol and Rose Mary a son Frederick and his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kramer born Mormon Coulee Aug 25 1912
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. Kramer
Sand Lake Coulee
Onalaska
Harold
S. D
Fossum Funeral Home
St. John’s Catholic Church
la Crosse
Joseph N. Bach
Fossum Home
Celia
Patricia
Judith
Carol
Rose Mary
Frederick
Fred Kramer
Mormon Coulee
Release Funds For Superior Dormitory
Madison Wisconsin Gov Rennebohm approved 393 774 for a men's dormitory at Superior State Teachers college to house 80 men. The building committee had opened bids earlier in the week but no contracts were let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Superior State Teachers’ College
Rennebohm
la Crosse
River Falls State Teachers Colleges
Board of Normal Regents
Superior
Retreating Reds Ordered Shot in Korea General Memo
A North Korean army order demands that retreating soldiers be shot. The document lists two directives: do not give ground and anyone withdrawing will be shot. The copy was seized Friday and concerns discipline on the front.
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Masan Front
Korea
Winona Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Swift and Company notes buying hours 8 a m to 4 p m weekdays and 8 a m to noon Saturday. Hogs top 25 50 for around two loads at 230 pounds, cattle and calves with varied prices, and a Chicago grain table shows Wheat Corn Oats Rye Soybeans and Lard movements with opening and closing quotes. Cash grain quotes list No 1 yellow corn at 1 54 to 1 54 34 and No 2 at 1 54 to 1 53 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Chicago
S. Dec
S. March
Rye
Chicago Live Poultry and Butter Prices Steady
Live poultry receipts 32 loads with prices unchanged. Butter receipts 369000 pounds with wholesale prices unchanged except a 0.04 lower per pound on certain car lots. Eggs steady with receipts 8351 cases and selling prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Camp McCoy work applications closed until further notice
Camp McCoy personnel director E. C. Pelshaw says no more employment applications will be received for the present and future needs. Sufficient applications exist, and announcements will appear in the press and on radio when new openings are accepted. Selected applicants will be notified to report for work.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
E. C. Pelshaw
Pelshaw
Chicago Potatoes Market Steady as Arrivals Rise
Potatoes arriving in Chicago include 91 cars on track 222 and 340 U S shipments with supplies moderate and demand fair. Prices show Colorado Triumphs at 2.75 to 2.85, Idaho long whites 3.25, Russets 3.60, Nebraska Warbas 2.85, Washington long whites 3.35, Russets 3.70 to 3.80, Wisconsin Chippewas 2.35 and Triumphs 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. 8 S
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Washington
Wisconsin
Livestock Prices Steady to Higher at South St. Paul Sale
South St. Paul Minnesota cattle and hog numbers showed steady to higher early sales. Slaughter steers 29.00 to 30.50 with high 4 H club steers at 31.00 to 32.00, dairy cows steady, hogs opening sales 25.25 to 25.50 for good to choice 200 to 2490 lb barrows and gilts, sows 21.25 to 23.50 at 400 lb down, light sows 23.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
Koreans In Offensive Fights Near Masan Front
Two South Korean divisions launched an attack on the Masan front near Chinju and Masan port as Red forces massed to the east. American artillery and mortars halted an estimated 300 Reds before the U S 25th division in the Sobuk Tundok hills west of Masan. Tank led combat and hand grenades were used by the 24th infantry in close fighting.
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Hang
Chinju
Masan
Pusan
U. S
Sobuk
Tundok
Endorsement of Rep Gardner Withrow in Labor Aug 26
The railroad unions weekly Labor features Rep Gardner Withrow of Wisconsin 3rd district on its front page with cut lines praising his record. It says he faces a tough Sept 19 primary as Wisconsin P machine leaders oppose lawmakers who defend the people and seek to eliminate Withrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gardner Withrow
R-La Crosse
Labor
Wisconsin
P Machine
Withrow
Hospital Removals Log Two Local Stroke Victims
Taken to a local hospital in a police ambulance were Dennis McCauley of 1622 Redfield Street after a.m. Thursday and Ray Boisvert of 532 North Sixth Street after a.m. Friday. Police report Boisvert suffered a stroke at 12th and La Crosse streets.
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Dennis McCauley
Redfied Street
Ray Boisvert
North Sixth Street
12Th
la Crosse
Wisconsin Labor Federation affirms Sanderson for U S Senator
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor ends its convention with William E. Sanderson of Black River Falls affirmed for the Democratic nomination for U S senator. The group also elected two vice-presidents, returned nine others to office, and named William Nagorsne secretary treasurer. The 1951 convention will be held at Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
William E. Sanderson
Black River Falls
U. S
Sanderson
Wisconsin Farmers Union
William Nagorine
Milwaukee
George Haberman
Haberman
Nagorsne
WSFL
Superior
Omer Weidman
Menomonee Falls
Paul Whiteside
Kenosha
William R. Conners
Madison
Roy Fletcher
Eau Claire
John Grant
Racine
George W. Hall
la Crosse
Joseph F. Maley
Leonard E. Peterson
Lawrence Reno
Clarence Seefeld
Emmett E. Terry
Green Bay
Rail unions deny walkout plans amid seizure talks
The Railroad Order of Railway Conductors issued a late Wednesday statement after assurances from management and unions that no nationwide strike was planned. Unions said workers would serve under government seizure with normal pay and conditions if needed, as Canada’s rail tieup raises pressure for emergency legislation. Senator Morse urged Truman to outline a fair settlement and urge双方 to accept it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Steelman
White House
Canada
Capitol Hill
Morse
R-Ore
Truman
Australia Recruits Force For Korea
A government source says Australia's Korea destined troop contingent is fully recruited despite 40 percent of applicants rejected for poor health or insufficient war experience.
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Canberra
Australia
Korea
Justice Court actions in Whitehall Wisconsin
Samuel Eastzman of Strum appeared before P M Paulson on non support charges, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to circuit court, with $1000 bond set or jail. Arnold Hovey of Chimney Rock pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received 20 days in the Trempealeau county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Samuel Eastzman
Strum
Justice Court
P. M. Paulson
Trempealeau County
Arnold Hovey
Chimney Rock
Speeding and traffic violations headlined in La Crosse notices
A parade of fines and penalties lists motorists from La Crosse area and beyond. Entries include speeding at 38 to 55 mph on Rose and George streets, multiple arterial sign runs, no muffler and no license plate infractions, driving against traffic, and license suspensions. Amounts range from 1. to 25 dollars with several citations for 7.50 or 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kohlwey
Harvey Street
Avenue
Alan O'Meara
Division Street
Rose Street
Leland Hauge
Onalaska
West Avenue
Ray Hale
Travis Street
George Street
Eugene Weibel
Pine Street
Donald Muller
Mtd. R
la Crosse
Edward J. Rodenkirch
Kane Street
Walter Allen
Caledonia Street
Robert Falk
South 13Th Street
Main Street
Adolph Mrachek
Winona
Minn
South Avenue
Donald Wuest
Loomis Street
Causeway
Gerlandine Champlin
Badger
Nyhus Berland
Green Bay Street
Losey Boulevard
Eugene Klos
South 16Th Street
Jackson Street
Warren Thompson
Charles Street
Donald Shippee
Dresbach
David M. Robson
Pittsburgh
Penn
Myron Hole
Hyde Avenue
Donavan Thompson
R. Roettinger
South 20Th Street
Robert McGregor
Vine Street
Multiple Court Fines and Pleas From Wisconsin County Docket
Bonds forfeited and fines set for charges including improper passing and speeding. Alfred Fosdal Viola forfeited a $10 bond for improper passing. Albert Cassano Chicago stationed at Camp McCoy fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated and banned from Wisconsin for one year.Edward Smither paid $5 and costs for siren noise and had license suspended. pleaded innocent to improper tail lights. case adjourned to Sept. 30 for inspection report. Glenn Chesney paid $5 for an unregistered vehicle. Edward R. Koehler paid $50 for careless driving. C H Tovar and Beverly Tovar paid $1 for license issues. Jack Cain fined $5 for speeding over 55 mph at night. John Forstie Cloquet and Leo Van Alstine Big Rapids sentenced to three days for disorderly conduct. Mary Lou Black guilty of vagrancy, 30 days jail. Dorothy Harris Zielke case adjourned to Aug. 28. bond $300 not furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fosdal
Viola
Albert Cassano
Chicago
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Edward Smither
North Seventh Street
Glenn Chesney
South 24Th Street
Edward R. Koehler
la Crosse
C. H. Tovar
Mtd.r
Beverly Tovar
Jack C. Cain
West Salem
John Forstie
Cloquet
Minn
Leo van Alstine
Big Rapids
Mary Lou Black
Dorothy Harris Zielke
Ward Avenue Housing Project
City Clerk Extends Voter Registration Night
The City Clerk Fred Kramer will keep the office open until 9 p m Friday to register voters for the September 19 primary. The deadline is September 6. New registrants must appear in person at City Hall. movers and newly married women must re register. Regular hours remain 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kramer
Kramer
British Infantrymen Ship To Korea In UN Mission
The cruiser Ceylon and aircraft carrier Unicorn departed Hong Kong carrying 1,500 British infantrymen from the Middlesex and Argyll and Sutherland regiments to join United Nations land forces fighting North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Ceylon
Unicorn
Middlesex and
Argyll and Sutherland
United Nations
Invasion Projections Grow as Far East Forces Expand
The article notes the Korean war expansion with the US Navy in the Far East surpassing 150 ships including carriers. Britain has sent naval aid and plans to send more. Formosa Strait lies within reach of American airpower from Okinawa and can be patrolled easily, spanning 90 to 220 miles in width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Britain
Strait of
Formosa
Okinawa
Strait
Army Navy Chiefs Return From Korea Front
Army chief of staff General J Lawton Collins and Navy chief Admiral Forrest P Sherman returned to Washington after a brief Korean front visit. They met with General Douglas MacArthur, toured war zones, and reported a strong offensive spirit and optimism among American forces. Collins cautioned that tough fighting lies ahead and said no special report was brought back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
J. Lawton Collins
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Far East
Gen. MacArthur
Sherman
Air Force
Collins
MacArthur
House Senate Group Endorse UN Police Force Plan
A bipartisan group of 16 senators and 15 House members urged establishing a United Nations police force of volunteers from small nations to help quell aggression. The plan, to be introduced, would operate to avoid a Soviet veto and was outlined at Sen Sparkman’s office. Senators Capehart Douglas Gillette and Humphrey joined Sparkman in backing the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United Nations
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Truman
United States
UN Assembly
Capehart
Douglas
Gillette
Humphrey
The Lacrosse Tribune Vintage Entry In 1904 Post
A historical note describes The Lacrosse Tribune entered as second class mail in 1904, marking its postal status and age as a period reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matoe Vane I
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Sen. McCarthy
Skunks
Philadelphia
Aaa
Rinpen Wis
Continental Distlling Corporation
Phea, PA
Southern Pacific
New York
Allied Chemical Allied Stores
Gt. Northern Ry. Pf
Standard Oil
Homestake Mining
Am. Can BS
Hershey Standard Oil
N. J
Car & Feary
Hudson Motor
Starrett L
Am. Gas & Elec
Illinois Central
Am. Locomotive Inland Steel
Studebaker C
Power & Lt M4
Inspiration Copper
Swift & Co
Am. Rac
Harvester
Sm Int
Harvester Pf
Timken-Det
Axle
Tel
Tel. Nickel
Im. Tel. & Telli
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Nda Copper
Johns-Manville
United Airlines
Armco Steel Kennecott
United Aircraft
Armour & Keystone
U. S. Rubber
Steel Aveo Mig. Lib.o.glass
Western Union
National Pt
National Steel
Ark
N. Y. Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Aviation
E Bond & Sh
Chicago & NW
No. American Co
Northern Pacific
Chrysler Corp
Ohio
OUG Heileman Br
Corwith
Edison Owens-Dil. Glass
S. Congoleum-Nairn Packard Motor 4
Edison
Pan Am. Airways
Cleveland Clift
Paramount Pictures
Northwest Banc
Container Corp Penney Ij.c
Trane Company
Continental
du Pont
Reo Motors
Minn. Onto
Eastman Kodak
Nekoosa
General Motors
Yi Simmons Co
Ray-O-Vac
Sinclair Oil
Safway Steel Goodrich
Socony-Vacuum la Crosse Tel
Winona Livestock
Secrets of
Creers
Lonesome Gal
Potosi Beer Sales Company
South 3Rd Street
Potosi Brewing Company
Potosi, Wisconsin
Dubuque
America
AFL
U.S
Police Court
Robert Freisinger
Market Street
Donald Berens
Wood Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Korczynski, Jr
Danbury Hospital
Joseph Korczynski
Jose
Fairfield State Hospital
Fairfield County
Helen Korczynski
Korczynski
Senate
Mexico
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