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Youthful clerking with art or grocery experience apply in person at Spell’s Drug 508 Main. Waitress evenings Friday to Monday at Victor’s 111 No. 4th. Woman to care for two school age children and do housework North Side dial 2-8145 after 5.00. Reliable woman for regular babysitting one or two evenings weekly A-121 Tribune. Reliable woman to care for children while mother works dial 4-6035 18175 Badger. Wanted good all around help age 25-35 Hank’s Cafe Lanesboro Minn. Reliable woman to take care of one child in my home while mother works 407147. Wanted baby sitter 7:20 am to 2:16 pm no Sunday work live in or out 503 Liberty. Reliable baby sitter for school age child call after 6 pm 4-2181. Two experienced waitresses about 25 dial 2-3763. Chicken Little Experienced waitress apply Walt’s 3rd Mississippi. Girl or woman for light housework live in please call 21412 27
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Victor's
Norn Side
Tribune
Badger
Hank
Lanesboro
Minn
Liberty
Walt's
Mississippi
Anti Adlai Bloc Falters as Southern Democrats Rally for Run
Washington dispatch notes Dixie Democrats struggle to unite against Adlai Stevenson for 1956. Russell of Georgia has withdrawn, Kefauver leads in early ballots but lacks Southern backing, Shivers favors revolt, Lausche and Harriman considered, with civil rights stances shaping support.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Europe
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
Kefauver
D-Tenn
South
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
Allan Shivers
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shivers
Dixie
Ohio
Lausche
Bender
Averell Harriman
New York
Patrolman Grabs Runaway Calf On Expressway
ST LOUIS Patrolman Gilbert Kennedy pursued a runaway calf for an hour on the express highway. He leaned from a moving patrol car and caught the calf by its tail, holding on until officers and cowboys subdued and tied the animal.
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St.louis
Gilbert
Kennedy
Boston Reports 11 New Polio Cases
Boston records eleven polio cases yesterday raising 2026 total to 577. Officials say the outbreak may be tapering as Labor Day weekend nears. One death is reported in New England, Nancy P Grindie 11 of Clinton Massachusetts died at St Vincent's Hospital Worcester.
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Boston
New England
Nancy P. Grindie
Clinton
Mass
St.Vincent’s Hospital
Worcester
Saxophonist Killed in California Car Crash
Los Angeles musician Robert Gordon 24 from Van Nuys died in an auto accident while traveling with trumpeter Earl McCrea to a San Diego concert. Emmett R. York 22 was booked on suspicion of manslaughter after the collision at an intersection. McCrea suffered neck injuries. Gordon, named baritone saxophonist of the year by Downbeat, is survived by his widow Sue and two children.
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Los Angeles
Robert Gordon
van Nuys
Earl McCrea
San Diego
Emmett R. York
Mce- Crea
Gordon
Downbeat
Sue
Steven
Stacey
Ronald E. Miller
Highway 54
Seymour
Norman Miller
Route 1
Miller
Madison
Richard Gilbert
Beloit
Luther Hospital
Eau Claire
Trempealeau County
Veronica Lake Marries Joseph McCarthy in Quiet Ceremony
Movie star Veronica Lake, 36, wed New York music publisher Joseph McCarthy yesterday at First Congregational Church in Traverse City Michigan. Lake here for Cherry County Playhouse engagement. McCarthy connected to Musicana Corp. of New York handling her business affairs.
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Traverse City
Mich
Veronica Lake
New York
Joseph McCarthy
First Congregational Church
Miss Lake
Cherry County Playhouse
Andre de Toth
Hollywood
McCarthy
Musicana Corp
Wisconsin Weekend Violence Claims 13 Lives
The Associated Press reports a weekend of deadly incidents across Wisconsin. Victims include race car driver George Binstock of Sun Prairie at Portage Speedway, 11 month old Jane Kremer of Madison, and several others in crashes and a railway incident.
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Wisconsin
George Binstock
Sun Prairie
Portage Speedway
Jane Kremer
Madison
John Kremer
Boy 8 Thrown Into Fire by Older Boys in Queens Park
Eight year old Joseph Bolero of Queens suffered first degree burns after three older boys grabbed him in a Queens park and threw him into a rubbish fire. He did not know the attackers who fled after the act. A park attendant and hospital treatment followed. Foster mother Mary Conroy expressed shock.
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New York
Joseph Bolero
Queens
Queens Park
Joseph
Mary Conroy
Woodhaven
La Crosse County Court Daily Records Summary
James J. Lee of Onalaska convicted for driving without a license and non-registration with fines totaling 24 dollars and a 30 day driving ban. Everette W. Anderson of Cashton cited for speeding with a 25 dollar fine. Donald C. Flock of Cashton cited for speeding with a 25 dollar fine.
Bunyan Mystery Rendezvous scouts plan October weekend
Gateway Area Council announces the Bunyan Mystery Rendezvous camping event for Boy Scouts October 7 to 9. Lee Milo Pohl chairs the committee with Unit leaders, safety checks, campfires, skits, and a combined park gathering.
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Gateway Area Council
New
Present
Sormer
Milo Pohl
Onalaska
Pohl
Gateway Council
Auto Leaves Road injuring three near Mabel
Three area men were injured when a car left Highway 44 two miles west of Mabel and rolled over at 9:45 p.m. Driver Virgil Baumler of Canton suffered rib and shoulder injuries and possible lung puncture. Loren Emery of Mabel had a fractured skull and concussion. John Ward of Canton received facial cuts and an ankle injury. The car was a total loss after traveling 200 feet. Dr. E R Petterson of Mabel gave first aid.
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Mabel
Minn
Highway 44
Virgil Baumler
Canton
la Crosse
Rochester
Loren Emery
John Ward
Baumler
Emery
E. R. Petterson
Fair Officials Near Break-even On 1955 Milwaukee Fair
Milwaukee Wisconsin State Fair officials counted nearly balanced finances with final day attendance at 76 250, total run 606 200. Despite lower overall gate and grandstand shows, some exhibits and events posted gains including Craftmen Fair and food concessions. The milk booth marked a milestone serving its 125 000th cup to Arthur Carrier from Detroit.
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Milwaukee
Ralph Ammon
Fun Farm
Conservation Department
C. L. Coon
Arthur Carrier
Detroit
Tydings Open to 1956 Run if McCarthy Faces Him
Former U S Senator Millard E Tydings said he might run again for the Senate in 1956 if Joseph R McCarthy travels to Maryland to meet him face to face He criticized McCarthy as a demagogue and liar while recounting past clashes over communism and a 1950 campaign that sidelined him.
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Ocean City
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Maryland
Tydings
John Marshall Butler
Rmd
McCarthy
Senate Foreign Relations
United Democratic Women's Clubs of
United States
Births listed with names and dates across multiple homes
Birth announcements show several newborn sons in late August. Entries include Eugene and Phyllis Griesel in Grandview Hospital, Thomas Wheeler at 416 N 24th St, Eugene Overson at 623 St 6th, Clifford Gardner at 327 S 6th St, Mrs Bryant Langley at 97th U S Army Hospital in Frankfurt, and Mikel John Elsen at St Agnes Hospital Fond du Lac. Names include Eugene, Phyllis, Thomas, Marjorie Christianson, Jeanine Walton, Alice McMann, Elaine Gilbertson, Renona Welch.
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Eugene Griesel
R. J
Phyllis Bedner
Thomas M. Wheeler
N. 24Th St
Marjorie Christianson
Eugene Overson
6Th St
Jeanine Walton
Clifford Gardner
S. 6Th St
Alice McMann
Shriners to Meet in Milwaukee
Shriners from the five states of the Great Lakes Shrine Assn will gather in Milwaukee September 16 17 aiming for a near record crowd of 25 000 delegates. That many would be the largest convention in the city since the 1941 American Legion gathering of nearly 60 000 visitors.
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Milwaukee
Shriners
The
High Jumping Moose Dies After Collision With Car
A moose leaped from woods near Newcastle New Brunswick and failed to clear a car driven by Gerry Donahue and a passenger. The animal crashed through the roof, a mounted police constable shot it, and both occupants escaped injury while the car was badly damaged.
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Newcastle
N.B.P
Here
Gerry Donahue
Donahue
MGM Chief Dore Schary’s Daughter Jill Engaged to Lt John Zimmer
Hollywood reports MGM production chief Dore Schary announced the engagement of his 19 year old daughter Jill to Navy Lieutenant John Courrier Zimmer 25 of Los Angeles at a premature birthday party for Schary attended by Celeste Holm Danny Kaye and friends. No wedding date set.
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Hollywood
Dore Schary
MGM_ studio
Jill
Navy
John Courrier Zimmer
Los Angeles
Schary
Celeste Holm
Danny Kaye
Morris A. Zimmer
Obituaries for Oren Malosh Lydia Steinmetz Severin Johnson
Oren Elsworth Malosh 93 died Saturday in a Viroqua hospital on his 93rd birthday. Funeral Monday Aug 29 at 2 p.m. Hart Funeral Home with burial Glendale Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by son Nathan Beloit daughter Mrs Sidney Shear Hillsboro and brothers Truman Wilton George Valley City ND. Lydia Steinmetz 61 died Saturday in a Tomah hospital. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. White's Funeral Home burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Severin Johnson 94 Westby's second oldest citizen died Sunday at home. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Bethany Lutheran Church near Rockton. Burial church cemetery. Call at Torkelson Funeral Home Cashton Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Oren Elsworth Malosh
Viroqua
Hart Funeral Home
Glendale Lutheran Cemetery
Mr. Malosh
Forest Township
Nathan
Beloit
Sidney Shear
Truman
Wilton
George
Valley City
N.D
Tomah
Lydia Steinmetz
White
Oak Grove Cemetery
Russell Baldwin
Westby
Severlin Johnson
Norway
Bethany Lutheran Church
Rockton
A. O. Aasen
Torkelson
Cashton
Preston Woman 62 Dies in Preston Minnesota
Mrs. Charles E. Mangan 62 of Preston died Saturday after a long illness. Born March 9, 1893 in Nealo Kansas she moved to Preston as a child and lived there. Survived by husband two sons four daughters three brothers three sisters sixteen grandchildren two great grandchildren an infant daughter preceded her in death. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a m from St Columban's Church burial in the church cemetery rosary Monday and Tuesday at the Mangan home friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday.
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Preston
Minn
Charles E. Mangan
Rodney Pulford
Rochester
Gilbert Garnatt
Spring Valley
Heribert Liester
Roy
Racine
Clarence
Austin
Mary van Grevenhos
Altadena
Calif
Raymond Inglebret
Grand Rapids
Leo McGee
Cresco
Iowa
St. Columban's Catholic Church
F. J. Schimek
Mangan
Obituaries of Sveen and Kunlin from Wisconsin notices
Ben dick Ludwig Sveen 71 died Friday in La Crosse hospital after a life in French Creek Valley where he farmed He was born July 3 1884 and survived by wife Marie Shay two brothers a sister a son a daughter and four grandchildren Funeral services will be held at French Creek Lutheran Church with burial in French Creek Cemetery Friends may call at Runnestrand Funeral Chapel and at the church The other notice reports Mrs Oscar Anna Kunlin 65 of De Soto died Sunday evening on a farm near De Soto She was born May 7 1890 and survived by husband a daughter a son a brother and four grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m from De Soto Lutheran Church Burial Walnut Mound Cemetery Retreat Wis with calling hours at Olson Funeral Home De Soto
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Ettrick
Wis
Bendick
Ludwig Sveen
la Crosse
French Creek Valley
Frederick Sveen
Bertha Nelson
Marie Shay
Albert
Ferdinand
Peter Thompson
French Creek
Francis
Kenneth Enghagen
DE Soto
Oscar
Anna) Kunlin
Chippewa Falls
Nick Long
Sunnyside
DeSoto
Lloyd
Helen) West
Harold
William Long
Harman
de Soto Lutheran Church
Philip Peterson
Edward Angell
Walnut Mound
Retreat
Olson
Roth's Flor Mart Carpetings and Photo Shop Ad
Local ad promotes carpeting at Roth's Flor Mart with low prices and quality installation. Also advertises Universal Photo at 514 State in La Crosse Wisconsin offering cameras flash bulbs and film.
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Roth’s
Flor- Mart
Universal Photo
State
la Crosse
Wis
84th Band To Play Here On Wednesday
The S4th Infantry Division band now stationed at Camp McCoy will present a concert in Riverside Park at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The reserve unit is primarily made up of University of Wisconsin students.
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S4th Infantry Division
Jnow
Camp McCoy
Riverside Park
University of Wisconsin
Probate of Will and Creditors Notice in La Crosse
In La Crosse County Wisconsin the court will hear Ruth Netwal on September 11 1985 for probate of Caroline Simkeys will and appointment of executrix or administrator with will annexed. Creditors must present claims by November 12 1955 or be barred and claims will be examined November 18 1955.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Caroline Simkey
la Crosse
Ruth Netwal
City of
Ahlstrom
Steele
May
Torpel & Kips
Hoeschler
Extorted Ex-Missionary Target of Milwaukee Ring
A 68 year old retired missionary in Milwaukee described by police as the victim of the citys largest extortion paid 10000 to two fake officers to avoid prosecution on a morals charge. Inspector Rudolph Glaser said the scheme involved four men including a youth in a park and a man posing as a news reporter over weeks.
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Milwaukee
Rudolph Glaser
Foreign Service
Glaser
Russia claims largest synchrocyclotron in the world
Pravda reports Soviet scientists operate the world’s largest synchrocyclotron at the Institute of Nuclear Problems, USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow. The facility accelerates atoms to extreme speeds for research and advances understanding of atomic nuclei. Lewis Strauss, head of the U S Atomic Energy Commission, says Russia leads in atomic acceleration research.
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London
Pravda
Moscow
Institute of Nuclear Problems
U.S.S
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Clean Towel Service Hiring Ad for Steady Position
Clean Towel Service seeks an honest dependable man for a steady job with 52 pay checks yearly paid vacation healthful work and a career in a well established essential business. Requires high school education or equivalent experience prefer 26 to 35 current employees. Contact MR J HEALY LEATH AND CO 207 209 Sth Ave So 121 So Front.
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Jackson Dia
Bilse Kemper Landscape
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Edward Layland
North 7Th Dial
Sahara
Jolivette Cleaners
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Arlene Aee
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South 6Th
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Losey
Hollywood Theater
Standard Oil
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Ind
Associated Press
Brown County
Stella Leiterman
Milwaukee Journal
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Herman Lambrecht
Oscar Nelson
Stoughton
Oostburg
Osseo
Eke
Frederick Frye
Green Bay
Dale Brendemuehl
Wausau
Rothschild Park
Jerome R. Casper
Roman P. Gawrylewski
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Daily Records County Court
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Health and Safety
T. E. Stolander
Ben Schaub
Prairie du Chien
Samuel Hagerman
Camp Decorah
Chelsea Tomensky
David Nelson
George Ellis
B. W
Pat) Ingli
W.M. Masterson
James Schwalbach
Grandview Hospital
Bryant Langley
Elaine Gilbertson
St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, Wis
Mikel John
John A. Elsen
Renona Welch
Jill Schary
Harold Carter
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Ann Godwin
Oren Elsworth
Malosh
Sseverin Johnson
Bendick Ludwig Sveen
Oscar Kunlin
la Crosse Tribune
Hellwig & Morris Thoughtful Service
Granded Bluff
Chipper
Caledonia Ridge
Roger Alexander
Alma Center
H.p. Johnson
MR. J. Healy
Voss Motors
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