D A to Push Beating Charge Under New Wisconsin Law
D A Burleigh Randoph will press charges against Eugene Blihovde 32 of 613 Tyler St in a case involving alleged child beating. Wisconsin law requires physicians and hospitals to report suspected abuse and the court will continue the case despite the complainant wanting drops. Blihovde remains free on $200 bond and is set for re appearance next Friday at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Burleigh Randolph
Eugene A. Blihovde
Tyler St. Randolph
Blihovde
Cindy Dickson
Leonard Roraff
Blihorde
Alice
William Krause
Eugene A. Toepel
Roraff
Sister M Justille Keynotes Spokane Meeting
Sister M Justille, president of Viterbo College, delivered the keynote at Spokane Washington for the first general meeting of the newly formed western province of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration. The western province is among five being organized by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Justille
Viterbo College
Spokane
Wash
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
Governor Alerts Guard to Aid Wauwatosa if Needed
Gov Knowles told reporters 450 guardsmen were in training around Milwaukee and could be used in an emergency if violence or injuries erupt from Negro demonstrations in Wauwatosa. He stressed the Guard was not activated or officially alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Knowles
Warren P. Knowles
Capitol
Wisconsin National Guard
Madison
Wauwatosa
Ervin Meier
Wisconsin
National Guard
John A. Dunlap
Fox Point
32Nd Infantry Division
Dunlap
Men Given Send Off By Rotary Club
Two La Crosse area men bound for military service were honored by the La Crosse Rotary Club on Thursday. Patrick Bushek of St. Joseph Ridge heads to Marine aviation and Thomas Grenisen of La Crosse will attend Army officer candidate school. The club and other groups coordinate a program making service entrants guests of a local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Rotary Club
Patrick Bushek
St. Joseph Ridge
Marine Aviation
Thomas Grenisen
Highway 54 Bridge Construction Causes Detour
Highway 54 will be closed next week for bridge work between Black River Falls and Dexterville. Traffic will detour via Highway 12 to Merrillan then east on Highways 95 and 73 and south on Highway 80 to Dexterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Dexterville
Merrillan
Madison Ad Seeks Support From 11b Committee
A paid advertisement notes 11b Committee and Senator Carl Thompson as co chairmen in Madison Wisconsin. The piece signals political outreach to supporters and mentions campaign organization and local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thompson
Madison
Wisconsin
Citizens
Lucey Committee
Carl ‘Thompsonman
Madin, Wiscontin
Marchers challenge preacher and city in Wauwatosa protest
In suburban Wauwatosa on a Thursday night demonstrators from the Milwaukee Youth Council of the NAACP urged Circuit Judge Robert C. Cannon to resign from the Fraternal Order of Eagles over its Caucasians-only rule. Residents debated the issue as taunts and counterprotests erupted and police escorted the marchers to buses.
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Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Robert C. Cannon
Cannon
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Eagles’ National Cancer Fund
Eagle
Judge Cannon
Groppi
Burrhead
Traveler Author To Talk To Teachers At La Crosse Schools
Dr. John H. Furbay will address La Crosse public school staff at Central High School auditorium at 10 30 a m on Thursday. His talk The Sky s the Limit covers his international work and roles with World Seminar UNESCO and several aviation and education groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Furbay
la Crosse
Central High School
Furbay
World Seminar
Geneva
Strategic Intelligence School
Washington
Royal Geographic Society
Republic of Liberia
College of West Africa
War Department
North Africa
Havana
Cuba
U.S
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Mexico City
Beirut
Paris
Florence
Trans- World Airlines
M. L. Hoglund
la Crosse City
Washburn School
Vacation From Jail Ends with Jackson Arrest
A 55 year old man Lester L. Lyon formerly of Onalaska and New York Mills Minn. was arrested in Jackson Minn ending a four month Huber Law stay from La Crosse County Jail and will be returned to the county. Lyon walked away from jail May 4. He had prior sentences including 90 days in 1966 for a drunk charge and a 1964 three year term in Waupun State Prison for fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Jackson
Minn
Paul
Pip) Wuest
Lester L. Lyon
Onalaska
New York Mills
Lyon
Wuest
Waupun State
Art By Disabled To Be Shown At First Presbyterian Church
The American Rehabilitation Foundation presents an art show by disabled artists at First Presbyterian Church Coach House 233 West Ave. S. Sunday to Tuesday with 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Le Roy Wells notes works include oils watercolors drawings and ceramics from the International Show by Disabled Artists. A short film The Sound of Trumpets screens at 2 30 p.m. Sunday. No charges for the showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rehabilitation Foundation
First Presbyterian Church Coach House
West Ave. S
le Roy Wells
Kenny Institute
Woman Injured In Auto Crash On Rose Street
A North Side woman Ruth Theisen 25 suffered a fractured leg and facial and knee cuts in a two car collision on Rose Street south of Livingston Street. She rode with Bernard Chlap 33 of Onalaska when his vehicle struck Gladys Anderson 53 of Avon Street who had stopped to turn into a filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Rose Street
Livingston Street
Ruth Theisen
Charles St
Bernard Chlap
Onalaska
Gladys Anderson
Avon St
Anderson
Trees vandalized near Farnam Street on Cliffwood Bluff
Joseph Rohrer reported to the sheriff department that trees were cut down on the east end of Farnam Street near Cliffwood Bluff between Sunday and Wednesday. He requested and received deputization to police his own property with arrest powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnam Street
Cliffwood Bluff
Joseph Rohrer
Sheriff Department
Rohrer
Labor Day Activities Planned by La Crosse Unions
La Crosse and area unions plan a Labor Day weekend parade with about 44 organizations, a park tent village, and entertainment. Speakers include John Schmitt and United Farmers Organization representatives. Miss La Crosse Union Label Queen will be crowned with a $100 scholarship. Parade is Monday at 9 a.m. with a five avenue route and units from many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Houska Park
Market Street
Weydt Amusement Co
John Schmitt
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
United Farmers Organizations
la Crosse Union
la Crescent
William Boma
5Th Avenue
King
Samuel Gates
la Crosse State University
Leonard Chojnacki
Donald Yolton
United Auto Workers
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Lawrence Lindseth
Lloyd Sparks
John Strickland
United Fund Campaign
United Fund
Tribune
D.A
Sister Justille
M. E. Ripplinger
Alfred
Garden Circle
RIP. Bros
Citgo Service
RAY Oil and Heating, Inc
Chester Peterson
2Nd Ave. W
French Island
Lucey
Patrick Lucey
By Ken Hartnett
Blac
John P. Howard
James Gropps
Hillview Greenhouse
Big Rattler
Rudy Servais
Grandad Bluff
Servais
Crosse Tribune
Letter Carriers
Plasterers
Borbers
Printing Pressmen
Machinists
Carpenters
Rubber Workers
Bricklayers
Building Service
Musicians
State
County
Hillview Home
Vernon
AIWA
Packinghouse Workers
Danny
House of Music
WCOW
Sparta
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Humphrey
State Senate
U. S. Senate
Sletten
McKee General Phone
West Ave
Ferry St
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