Campus School Doors Open September 11 at 8:25
The Campus School of La Crosse State College will open at 8.25 a.m. Thursday September 11. The staff of 18 is led by director B. J. Young. New kindergarten teachers are Phyllis Pirner and Dorothy Krause. Critic teachers include Rhea Pedersen Agnes Breene Pauline Abel and others. Assistants Edith Drew Mabel Novak Myrtle Baker listed for grades. Further information via Young.
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The
la Crosse State College
B. J. Young
Phyllis Pirner
Appleton
Dorothy Krause
Westby
Rhea Pedersen
Agnes Breene
Pauline Abel
Bobby Gowlland
Howard Fredricks
Lester Steinhoff
Meta Leibl
Marian Granger
Orville Brault
Teresa Leibhold
Eileen Orr
Alice Hagar
Brault
Edith Drew
Mabel Novak
Myrtle Baker
Young
Marriages Filed in La Crosse Area List of Couples
La Crosse area marriage notices list multiple couples, detailing fiancé or spouses and intended wedding dates in La Crosse or nearby cities. Names include Graf and Stoda, Johnsons, Dunham, Bergen and Michel, Wellslager and Zimmer, Staats and Burke, Jenks and Wardwell, Gilson and Daly, Jewett and Knutson, Greene and Ames, Moriarty and Bensend, Bremer and Thomas, Sprinkle and Stoltz, Mathson and Peterson, Amundson and Torpen. Many entries specify Aug 30 as the wedding date.
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Julius H. Johnson
Avon St
Luceena Johnson
S. 3Rd St
la Crosse
John G. “‘Sischer
S. 15Th St
Jacquelyn Dunham
Copeland Ave
James Bergen
S. 29Th St
Darlene Michel
S. 14Th St
Orville M. Wellslager Jr
Minneapolis
Jeanean Zimmer
Park Ave
Richard Staats
Rachel Burke
Hewitt St
Thomas Jenks
S. 11Th St
Patricia Ann Wardwell
S.16th St
Dale O. Gilson
Richard D. Moriarty
Janesville
Susanne Bensend
Whitehall
Ronald J. Bremer
Glencoe
Buffalo County
Janet Marie Thomas
Arcadia
Carl L. Sprinkle
Flora Ellen Stoltz
Taylor
David C. Mathson
Pigeon
Frieda Joann Peterson
Northfield
Wis
Dale L. Amundson
Shirley June Torpen
Sumner
Two Die In Hotel Fire In Seattle
A pre dawn fire at the Hollywood Hotel in Seattle killed two people and injured three others after starting at 2 15 a m. Fire Chief William Fitzgerald blamed an arsonist who has started at least 36 other blazes in two weeks. Police said 22 persons were in the hotel at 1st and Stewart Streets when the blaze broke out. The fires have concentrated in Seattle's Skid Row south end area, keeping authorities on alert. the arsonist was not yet found.
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Seattle
Wash
William Fitzgerald
Hollywood Hotel
1St
Stewart Sts
Southend Skid Row
Extension Classes Set 14 Special Courses at LSC
La Crosse State College announces fourteen courses for 1958 59 offered as extension or on campus Saturday mornings. First semester on campus courses include art for elementary teachers speech methods in the grades physical science for elementary teachers modern drama and physical education for elementary grades. Extension courses cover child development Blair introductory sociology Tomah and geography and current affairs with emphasis on Russia Viroqua. Second semester on campus includes college arithmetic the English novel creative music and contemporary political problems. Extension credit courses add Anglo American geography Blair and current world history with emphasis on Russia Viroqua. First meetings begin Sept 13 at 9 am and Jan 31 for second semester.
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la Crosse
Russia
Viroqua
Blair
Maurice Graff
la Crosse State College
National Probation and Parole Assn Aids Agencies Nationwide
More than a million cases annually handled by the National Probation and Parole Association with private funding from Community Chests nationwide including La Crosse. The NPPA offers guidance to judges probation officers and communities to reduce crime costs and improve juvenile delinquency programs.
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National Probation and Parole Assn
la Crosse
Times
Conneticut
California
Washington
Texas
NPPA
Chicago
Hugh Reed
Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash Here
A 22 year old woman, Mrs Floyd William Weinstock, sustained back injuries as a passenger in Floyd William Weinstock's car when it collided at 21st and Jackson streets with a second car driven by Eulalia Callahan.
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21St
Jackson Streets
Floyd William Weinstock
Myrick Park Lane
Eulalia C. Callahan
23Rd St
Sailor Returns After Six Month Far East Cruise
William R. Halaska machinist's mate second class USN son of Mr and Mrs John J Halaska of La Crosse Wisconsin returned to San Diego August 25 aboard the destroyer USS Orleck after a six month tour with the U S 7th Fleet in the Far East. The Orleck took part in atomic bomb tests at Eniwetok Atoll and in Operation Knockout, a Seventh Fleet combat readiness exercise, visiting Pago Pago Auckland Yokosuka Kobe Hong Kong and Kaohsiung during the voyage.
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San Diego
Calif
William R. Halaska
USN
John J. Halaska
Liberty St
la Crosse
Wis
Orlock
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Far East
Orleck
Eniwetock Atoll
Seventh Fleet
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Auckland
New Zealand
Yokosuka
Kobe
Japan
Hong Kong
Kaohsiung
Formosa
Shelby Chief Issues Fire Threat Warning
Shelby Fire Chief George Harbecke warns residents of increased home fire danger with the start of a new heating season. He urges early checks on oil burners and furnaces and cleaning up summer clutter to prevent tragedies after the department answered two calls earlier in the day.
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George Harbecke
Town of Shelby
Harbecke
Shelby Department
American Population Continually On Move
Washington report notes one in five Americans moves yearly with several states gaining large migrant shares since 1950. Migration flows west to California and north to the industrial Midwest, plus farm to city shifts and suburban moves to supermarkets. California's population rose 613 percent since 1900.
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Washington
Belgium
Census Bureau
Nevada
Arizona
Florida
Delaware
California
Congress
Michigan
Texas
Indiana
Maryland
Ohio
Oregon
Navy Squadron Returns With Goodwill Gift
Patrol Squadron 812 from Naval Air Station Minneapolis returns from a two week training duty in the Mediterranean carrying a goodwill rug for Minnesota from the Moroccan people. Lt Rudolf G Freiland of La Crosse is among 112 crew members. The unit delivered $5000 worth of herd and crop improvement materials to the Moroccan agriculture department and trains one weekend monthly in Minneapolis.
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Minnesota
Patrol Squadron 812
Naval Air Station
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Rudolf G. Freiland
Shorewood
Orville Freeman
Mohammed V
Mediterranean
Moroccan Agriculture Department
Jerseys
Holsteins
Morocco
Wisconsin
Mineapolis
Classes in State Road School Fall Term Begin Sept 3
State Road School at 2350 Hagen Rd will start on Wednesday Sept 3 with about 125 students in eight grades. Registration for all students is Tuesday Sept 2 from 9 to 11 a.m. Vivian Erickson is principal and teaches grades six through eight, with Edna Athnos, Dorothy Hayden, and Violet Johnson among the faculty. The school operates in District No. 3 Town of Shelby. Robert Coe is clerk, Carl Hass director, Velma Pederson treasurer.
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State Road School
Hagen Rd
Vivian Erickson
Edna Athnos
Dorothy Hayden
Violet Johnson
Town of
Shelby
Robert Coe
Carl Hass
Velma Pederson
Fresh Cement Damaged by Youngsters on Losey Boulevard
City police report investigators probing a complaint from the Losey Boulevard paving engineer about youths riding bikes and writing names in fresh cement. Cement pours finish around 5 p.m. with work continuing to 8 p.m. After 8 p.m. the vandalism occurs.
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Losey Boulevard
Plane gear falls near two children in Birmingham
Survival gear from a passing KB50 Air Force tanker dropped to ground within feet of two children, Drew Nesmith six and Mary Garrett five, as the craft took off from Birmingham. A carbon dioxide bottle hit Mary Garrett’s yard while the plane returned to the Municipal Airport after the incident.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cecil E. Hanks
Drew Nesmith
Mary Garrett
Garrett Yard
Exterminator To Bait Marsh and Dump Areas
City health department will bait rats this week in dumps and marsh banks from 6th and La Crosse to Myrick Park including the south to north La Crosse area. Residents advised to keep dogs tied for a week and keep children away from dumps. call health department for rabies or resident rodent problems.
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City Health Department
la Crosse
6Th
Myrick Park
Health Department
Russian Agricultural Team To Visit UW In August
A nine member Soviet agricultural delegation led by the USSR vice minister of agriculture will visit the University of Wisconsin on August 27 and 28. The dairy research specialists arrived in the United States on August 4 and have toured several states including Iowa and Illinois as part of a summer series of Russian teams visiting the U.S.
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Madison
U.S.S.R
University of Wisconsin
U.S
Iowa
Illinois
City Appeals Police Justice Ruling in DWI Case
The city files a notice of appeal to Circuit Court against Police Justice George P. Ruediger's ruling that the drunk driving charge against Clifford Roys 52 of 815 S 4th St is not a public highway offense. Roys was arraigned Aug 14 in Police Justice Court after being arrested in the 300 block of S 3rd St parking lot.
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George P. Ruediger
Clifford Roys
S. 4Th St
Circuit Court
Roys
Police Justice Court
South 3Rd Street
Philip G. Arneson
Ruediger
William Sauer
Sauer
Arneson
Mosquito Control Sprays Planned for Green Island Area
The Park Department outlines Tuesday night and early Wednesday fogging covering Green Island and nearby North Side districts. The mist sprayer will operate from Main to Jackson streets between 6th Street and West Avenue, from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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Green Island
North Side
Park Department
Main
Jackson Street
6Th Street
West Avenue
Federal Schools Proposed by AFT Official
Selma M. Borchardt of the American Federation of Teachers urged creating federal schools on federal property if states fail to integrate. She noted the 1954 Supreme Court ruling against segregation is being defied and warned of civil disobedience undermining government and equal protection for all citizens.
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Milwaukee
American Federation of Teachers
Selma M. Borchardt
AFT
Washington
Federation
United States
United States Supreme Court
Two Appeals Before Board Of Review
The citys board of review opened at 9 30 a m Tuesday to hear two appeals from property owners claiming unfair taxation assessments. The board includes the mayor city clerk and the director of finance and purchase and only reviews written objections on a complaint form from the assessor.
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Board of Review
Purse Disappears From Store Counter At Penney's
Ruth Whipple of 1521 Travis St. reported her black 10 by 5 inch clutch purse vanished from the counter at J C Penney Co store at 4 50 p m Monday after she laid it there to write a check. The bag contained a red billfold driving license photos and receipts.
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Ruth Whipple
Travis St
J. C. Penney Co
Umbrella Missing From Bench At The Big Shoe Store
Edward Hutchinson reports his ivory handled black umbrella disappeared from a bench beside The Big Shoe Store at 431 Main St while waiting for a bus. He values it as a keepsake and notes it is a gift from a friend in Great Britain.
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Edward Hutchinson
S. 13Th St
Main St
Hutchinson
Great Britain
Judge Adds 3 Months To Jail Sentence
Robert C. Boardman, 18, of 326 Avon St., appeared in County Court after noon Monday on a concealing a larceny charge and received an additional three months in the County Jail. He was already serving a 65 day sentence from Ona Alaska Police Justice Charles Roddie for fines on drunk driving and tailgating charges. Boardman pleaded guilty on Aug 11 to hauling stolen cigarettes from a Milwaukee Road platform. Judge Eugene Toepel said he may suspend the County Court term and place him under supervision for one year if the Ona jail time is satisfactory and he returns nightly after work.
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Robert C. Boardman
Avon St
Boardman
Onaalaska
Charles Roddie
Milwaukee Road
Eugene Toepel
Onalaska
Judge Teepel
Marine Pfc Reuter Serves With 12th Marines on Okinawa
Marine Pfc Gerald W Reuter son of Mr and Mrs William A Reuter of La Crosse Wisconsin serves with the 12th Marine Regiment of the 3rd Marine Division at Camp Hague Okinawa His parents are listed at 311 Rose St La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Camp Hague
Okinawa
Gerald W. Reuter
William A. Reuter
Rose St
la Crosse
Wis
12Th Marine Regiment
3Rd Marine Division
Retail Division Hosts First Meeting of Season
The August luncheon of La Crosse’s retail merchants met at Hotel Stoddard with Howard West of Northwest Airlines as speaker. West, backed by Campbell-Mithun of Minneapolis, discussed Orient life and Asia trade, while Don Holley led and praised the free talk. Future meetings will focus on retail promotion plans and attendance aims.
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Stoddard
Howard West
West
Northwest Airlines
Campbell-Mithun
Minneapolis
Far East
la Crosse
Joseph Rohrer
WLCX
Chicago-Minneapolis
Japan
Orient
United States
Don Holley
Chamber of Commerce
Holley
Mental Examination Ordered For Youth In Holland
An 18-year-old Town of Holland youth was ordered to the Central State Hospital at Waupun for 30 days of mental observation after being arrested by the sheriff's department. He was found in a woodshed behind his home stealing mail from mailboxes and women's undergarments from clotheslines. He faces possible federal charges for stealing mail.
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Holland
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Sheriff's Department
Man Reports Missing Billfold with ID and Cards
Donald Crestman reported at 4:30 p.m. Monday a brown leather billfold with about $7 and his driving license and cards missing from 1122 South 26th Street. Police were notified Tuesday.
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Donald Crestman
S. 26Th St
Tire Casing Found On Boulevard By Resident
Joseph Dubraks of 2421 Wood St reports finding a new 600 by 16 tire casing on the boulevard in front of his home Monday morning. He is holding it for owner identification and claim.
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Joseph Dubraks
Wood St
Doerre Hardware Ad Promises Wide Repair Services
It advertises reel repair door closet service glass cutting rental of floor sander plumbing and furnace pipe gutters roofing products fencing hardware paint fishing equipment and free delivery by Doerre Hardware of La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Doerre Hdw
la Crosse
Wis
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Tex
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Denver
Jo Ann Timm
Minn
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Navy Squadron
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Community Chest Leaders
Ralph Steele
Tribune
U.S. Integration
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