Several Uninjured In City Car Accidents Reported
Several accidents were reported on La Crosse streets over the weekend with no injuries. Collisions occurred at St. Paul and Liberty streets, Cass street and 14th street, and Losey boulevard. Damages ranged from about 40 to 300 dollars. Police reports cite drivers Hubert Osowski Duane Davis Roberto Justin Lindenburg William Lager Marvin Pedretti Archie Montgomery Katherine Schimming Esther Locke Henry Ulecht Reuben Rasmussen and others. One arrest involved George Beesecker for drunken driving with a yearlong license suspension.
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la Crosse
St. Paul and
Liberty Streets
Hubert FP. Osowski
Charles Street
Duane Davis
Long Drive
Osowski
St. Paul Street
Davis
Liberty Street
Roberto Justin
la Crescent
Mion
Lindenburg
South Mth Street
Justin
Cass Street
14Th Street
William F. Lager
New Albin
Main Street
Third Street
Marvin L. Pedretti
Genoa
Pedretti
George Beesecker
Mtd. R
Binck
Copeland Avenue
Robert Wing
Woods
Teel
Parker
Beesecker
Losey Boulevard
Market Street
Andrew Gust
Losey Boulevard South
Gust
Archie Montgomery
Montgomery
Pettibone Park
Katherine Schimming
Mebel
Minn
Esther Locke
Gregory
S. D
Locke
Schimming
Adhe Big Way
Obedence
Motrexcle
Henry Ulecht
la Corescent
Reuben Rasmussen
Whitehall
Losey Bonevard
Highway 33
Rasmussen
Utecht
Two County Crashes Reported Over Weekend
Two county accidents were reported to the county highway police over the weekend with no injuries. On Sunday at 2 15 p m Walter Huebner Jr 1023 East avenue south left highway 16 and struck guard rails between the Keppel and Beck harms. His car slid on wet pavement and went out of control damaging the left front end. At 5 20 p m Saturday John J Schultz of Viroqua struck the rear end of Donald Rhoads Kelso Washington on highway 14 causing damage to the rear bumper and trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Huebner, Jr
East Avenue South
Highway 16
Keppel
Beck Harms
Huebner
John J. Schultz
Viroqua
Donalds Rhoads
Kelso Washington
Damace
Rhoads
Motion Day in Circuit Court Opens Sept 5 in Platteville
Motion Day will begin at 9 a m Tuesday September 5 in the circuit court at Platteville with Judge A W Kopp presiding S T Pearl Instenes clerk of circuit court announced Monday
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Jenit
A.w.kopp
Platteville
S T Pearl Instenes
Circuit Reourt
Monray
North Korean War Fronts on Korean Warfront Report
An AP dispatch describes heavy fighting around Taegu and Kigye in Korea. American units report stubborn North Korean pressure along the Nak Tong and Nam rivers as B 29s strike Songjin and a steel plant. Navy pilots claim several enemy ships and fighters damaged or sunk amid broader air and coastal operations.
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Seidee
Walker
Amander
Korea
MacArthur
Tokyo
Pohang
Boyle
Air Force
Kigye
Fohang
Walton
Pehang-Angang
Taegu
Naktong
Nam River
Masda
Pusan
Songjin
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Navy
Yohpo
North Korea
S. Fifth Air Force
Eatle E. Patridge
Fifth Air Force
Regional rail offices named for Army operations
A list detailing seven regional rail operations offices with reserve officers in charge. Eastern region heads include New York Central Gustav Metzman and Baltimore and Ohio Roy B. White. Southern region headed by Ernest E Norris of the Southern Railway. Central Western led by J D Farrington of Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. Northwestern led by Charles E Denny of Northern Pacific. Southwestern led by Clark Lungf erford of St Louis-San Francisco.
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We Army
New York City
Gustav Metzman
New York Central
Allegheny
Baltimore
Roy B. White
Baltimore and Ohio
Southeastern
Washington, D. C
Ernest BE
Norris
Southern Railway
Pocahontas
Roanoke
Va—R. H. Smith
Norfolk and Western
Central Western
Chicago
J. D. Farrington
Chicago, Rock Island and
Widow Mary Roeser Dies. shade alert planned rescue failed
In Milwaukee a 75 year old widow Mary Roeser died after a stroke. She had arranged with neighbor Mrs Weger to check the bedroom window by the shade position. When the shade was down at 10 a.m. Mrs Weger alerted the nephew, who found the widow dead. Medical examiner cites likely heart attack. Two funeral instructions were found on a table.
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Milwaukee
Mary Roeser
Spain
Vin Weger
Weger
Roeser
Stock Warker Quotations and Livestock Market Report
Quotations and closing times listed for Winona Livestock by Bultt Company, with hours 8 p.m. to 12 noon Saturday and 4 p.m. closing with post hours carcass handling. Prices shown for hogs, cattle, and calves across weights and grades, including Chicago and South St. Paul markets. notes on discounts for excessive fill, condition pricing, and market directions.
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Winona Livestock
Bultt
S A. mm
Chales Burrows and Gills
Omicag Stare
Mar
Sven
Owen Tee
Arkit
Igh
Jow
Chukce Springs
Cammon
South St, Paul
Minn
USDA
Eaking
Daily Records from COUNTY COURT a Crosse
No operator's license for Lloyd Moore foot of Cameron avenue with $19 and costs. Mildred Jones $10 bond for feited. Duane Davis $5 and costs. 1 Speeding list includes Kent Thurston, R.1 West Salem $5 and costs. driver's license revoked 30 days. bonds forfeited for Charles F. Earl, Ellis A. Phillips, Thomas Pattee, Howard Schmidt, and Douglas Hegstan. Driving without due cautions includes John Beil Woodstock and William G. Hole ls Onalaska. Mayor Bernard Halderson fines and license revocation. Charles Novacek Jr. $106 and costs. Howard D. Olson held open until Sept. 1. Elmer Buchhelz $100 and costs, license revoked 1 year. Virgil Timmons pleaded innocent. trial set Sept. 1 3 p.m.. committed to county jail in default of $125 bond. Careless operation: George Haitz $15 bond forfeited. Vagrancy: Terrance Smith 10 days. Melvin Bakken 15 days. Permitting unlicensed driver: George Davis $5 costs. Romey Bendel and Stoddard $10 bond. Pete Slefert pleaded innocent driving while intoxicated. Sept. 1 trial. bond $123. Siefert pleaded guilty to driving without license fined $50 and costs. Jackie Yner pleaded guilty to lewd conduct $106 and costs or 60 days in jail. Hugh Plata pleaded innocent. trial Thursday. Dwain Meyer, Lyle Clott, Ralph Olsen, Frank Oninski fined $3 and costs for soliciting a ride in roadway. Carol Ann Sexauer arterial violation $1 and costs. Charles Bacon fined $1.25 and costs for improper passing.
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Daily Records
County Court
Lloyd Moore
Cameron Avenue
Mildred Jones
Johnson Street
Duane Davis
Lang Drive
Kent Thurston
West Salem
Charles F. Earl
Indianapolis
Ind
Ellis A. Phillips
Camp McCoy
Thomas Pattee
Howard Schmidt
Douglas Hegstan
Fergus Falls
Minn
John Beil
Woodstock
Hil
Bend
William G. Holels
Onalaska
Bernard Halderson
Worth
Eighth Street
Charles Novacek, Jr
South Eighth Street
Howard D. Olson
Stoughton
Wis
Elmer Buchhelz
Copeland
Virgil Timmons
Romey H. Bendel
R. J. Stoddard
Peter Slefert
Ettrick
Siefert
Lyle Clott
Ralph Olsen
Prospect Street
Frank Oninski
Prospect
Carol Ann Sexauer
State Street
Charles Bacon
Hagar] Street
Drunken driving cited in La Crosse court case
Merle W. Steele of New Albin Iowa fined 75 dollars with Wisconsin driving privileges suspended for a year. Donald Novecek of 06 South Eighth Street pleaded innocent with a trial set for 10 am Thursday. Fire incident noted on Aug 27 at 6:08 pm at 2125 George Street involving overheated burner in a popcorn stand. Also references to overheated equipment at Caledonia Street and related names William Klien Henry Dingledeia.
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la Crosse
Merle W. Steele
New Albin
Wisconsin
Donald Novecek
South Eighth Street
la Cross
George Street
William Klien
Caledonia Street
Henry Dingledeia
MacArthur and Formosa Policy Rift Sparks Washington Debate
A widening dispute over Formosa and U S policy follows General MacArthur s public statement and a rebuke to Secretary Matthews. Officials foresee potential consequences as Tokyo Washington and Beijing watch closely while U S policy toward Formosa remains unsettled. U S News and World Report distributed the full text after receiving VFW permission, while the White House and State Department deny policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. News and World Report
VFW
State Department
White House
Matthews
Department
United States
MacArthur
Packard Strike Ends With 5 Year Contract Pact
Detroit reports the 13 day walkout by 8,000 Packard workers concluded with a five year contract and two four cent hourly raises annually plus an immediate five cent cost of living increase. Packard and CIO United Auto Workers announced the settlement. workers expected back to work Wednesday.
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Detroit
Packard
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Man Bound Over After Alleged Assault On Father
Arthur Knothe of Green Island was bound over to circuit court by Judge RB V Ahlstrom after pleading guilty to an assault with premeditated design to kill his father Otto Knothe. In default of $1000 bond he remained in county jail. disorderly conduct added. Police say Knothe armed with a .22 rifle returned to his father’s home after an argument. If death had occurred, the charge could have been second degree murder.
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Arthur Knothe
Green Island
RB. V. Ahlstrom
Knothe
Otto Knothe
Politics and Democratic candidates rally in Portage
In Portage a Saturday session drew more than 160 Democratic candidates for office to discuss state issues. The school for legislative and county candidates was run by the Democratic organizing committee. Henry S. Reuss urged aid for Wisconsin seniors and Laverne Disney spoke on farm price declines and rising costs. Disney praised CIO neutrality in the primary. Rep Glenn Davis urged removal of Acheson and Johnson amid Korea war critique.
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Portage
Democratic Organizing Committee
Disney
Henry S. Reuss
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Laverne Disney
U. S
Clark County
Oshkosh
CIO
Acheson
Defense Johnson
Paynette
Glenn Davis
Davis
China
Yalta
Potsdam
Harry
Karen
Johnson
Korea
Republican Leader Slams Coterie Menacing Wisconsin Primary
Withrow denounces a small group inside the GOP for using the party to push selfish interests. He defends Abraham Lincoln era principles and urges preserving Wisconsin’s primary election law against a voluntary caucus system he calls a breach of the law and a step toward its repeal.
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Withrow
Abraham Lincoln
Wisconsin
Economic program to curb inflation outlined by CEO
The CEO urged curtailing non military government spending, raising taxes as military production grows, considering a temporary excess profits tax, launching a savings program and savings bonds, selling more government bonds outside banks, reducing money supply, and restricting credit to curb demand for durable goods, housing, and business equipment. The emphasis was on rapid action to brake inflation.
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iLontimen
Search Continues For Missing Boy In Rhinelander Wis
A volunteer posse and lake town residents kept a 36 hour search Monday for five and one half year old David Blucher missing since Saturday afternoon. Local authorities coordinated the effort, with volunteers combing area streets and nearby woods seeking any sign of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Wis
Lake Tomahawk
David Blucher
Army to install X ray unit at Milwaukee processing station
The army will install its own X ray equipment soon at Milwaukee’s processing station. Dr Irving Cowan, who has averaged about 1125 daily this month for taking and interpreting X rays, will continue as interpreter at 5 dollars per film. Col John F Ehlert said after installation Dr Cowan will interpret pictures for 2 dollars per film. The equipment is en route from St Louis. Since Aug 1 Cowan has processed about 4500 X rays for over 20000 dollars, paying 700 for rental and 1500 monthly for three staff.
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Milwaukee
Army
Irving Cowan
John F. Ehlert
Wisconsin Military District
Gowan
Col. Ehler
St. Louis
Cowan
Surgeon General
Strike threatens multiple plants as union and company clash
FEUE and Harvester fight over wage raises with a seven cent offer rejected after unions push for 15 cents and contract reopenings. UAW joins talks seeking 15 cent raise, cost of living boosts and equity fixes. Strikes spread across plants in Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill
Fielde
FEUE
UAW
O-Uaw
Louisville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Ind
Springfield
Memphis
Chicago
Melrose Park
Ilo
East Moline
Canton
Rock Islam
Rock Falls
Illinois
Auburn
WN. Y
Richmond
Administration spat over Formosa policy and war risks
The article notes disputes involving President Truman, Defense Secretary Louis Johnson, and Navy Secretary Francis P. Matthews amid talks on Formosa. Johnson faces congressional criticism and past controversy while Matthews pushes a brinkmanship view, later disavowed by the State Department as personal, not official policy.
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Spentibwes
Formoss
Truman
Defense
Louis Johnson
Acheson
Johnson
MacArthur
Congress
Formosa
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Miliary
Matthews
Military- State Department
Boston
State Department
United States
VFW Opens Encampment With World Situation as Theme
In Chicago the 51st national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened with General MacArthur’s message withdrawal sparking debate on Formosa. President Truman’s letter and other leaders’ greetings were read as about 16 000 delegates and 40 000 relatives gathered for parades, resolutions and an election. Charles C Balls of Seattle emerged as top candidate for senior commander.
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Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Douglas MacArthur
Formao- San N
Ational Vfw
Clyde A. Lewis
Washington
White House
MacArthur
Veterans’ Group
Truman
United States
Lewis
Far East
VFW
Charles C. Balls
Seattle
United Nations
Kores
Formosa
Pacific
Formo
Warren Austin
Trum
U. S
VPW
Arena Auditorium
Michigan Avenue
Resolutions Committee
Acheson
Defense Johnson
Russia
West Germany
Japan
Wash
Woman Hurt In Fall On North Sixth Street
Miss Sally Gates aged 43 of 312 North Seventh Street suffered a broken hip after a fall on a sidewalk in the 200 block of North Sixth Street at 8 15 p m Monday. She was taken by police ambulance to a local hospital. Frank Holub aged 88 of 814 South Third Street was taken to a hospital by ambulance at 8 50 a m Sunday after a reported stroke.
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Sally Gates
North Seventh Street
North Sixth Street
Frank Holub
South Third Street
Heports
La Crosse Tribune notices filing details
The La Crosse Tribune shows entry as second class matter dated June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
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Rede
Colorado
Oregon
Fussets
Nebraal Warbas
Weal
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Wat
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Sears Roebuck Cities
Gen. Poods
Ry Simmons Co
Gen. Motors Binevni
Time
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Abbott AD Gootrich
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Goodyear Ak Spiegel
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Ealand Stest
Bwitt & Co
Texes Co
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Hare
Timk
Der
Axigs
Tel
Transamor
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Ite
Baid
Laco
Marfield Mets
Elec
Bendix Ay
Ward Fa Wool
Beth. Steel Aly Nash Kely
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Nat Blagutt
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Briggs Miz
Nat Dairy Pu. Steel
Bude Co. Nes
Ceritrat
G. Heileman
Amer. Co
Northwest Bancorp Cnt
Hes
Ohio
Amer Kor. Pac
Ohio Oil
Badger Meter
RT. & Pee
Owens
Chrysler
Edison Packard M. Oy
Hamilton
Am. W. Airwae Inter Cell
Cong
Edison
James
N. Gar and
Penney
Rockwell
Nekoows
Bary Philip Moris
Crane Co
Prenviss-Wavere Tbs
Doug
Airc
Ae Radin
Ray-O-Vac
du Font
Ty Rea Motors
Stee
Eastman Atte Rep Bu
la Crease
CAMM
Ford
Department of Defense
Moncartour
Top Department
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Far Pacific
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Chiang Kai-shek
Tne
Politics
Continuad
Smeets
Ruud
Jackson
I Service
Haddad Cleaners
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