Two-Car Collision Causes Four Hundred Dollar Damage
A Tuesday night intersection crash at Third and Division streets caused an estimated 400 in vehicle damage. Donald Fitting 527 North Third Street drove a car south on Third Street and turned left onto Division. James Schaumburger 5144 North 2nd Street drove north on Third Street. both vehicles sustained damage and the incident was investigated by police.
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Third
Division Streets
Third Street
Donald Fitting
James Schaumburger
la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
Joseph
K. West Salem
West Avenue
Main Street
Wit P.m
Edward Huston
Champaign
Duwne Davis
Davis
Ling Drive
Raymond Puent
Las Drive
Pioneer Woman Dies At 90 In Mauston
Mrs. Mary Jane Robinson aged 90 died Sunday in a Mauston hospital. Born March 8, 1860 in Indiana Pennsylvania she married Dor C. Robinson in 1878 and lived in Juneau county many years. Survived by five daughters including Hazel and Mrs Tone Lowe and two sons Don and Henry. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm at Crancall and Sons Funeral Home Mauston with Rev Emmannal Harris officiating. burial Evergreen Cemetery Lingina township.
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Mauston
Wis
Mary Jane Robinson
Indiana
Dor C. Robinson
Juneau County
Niles
Mich
Tone Lowe
Hazel
Chicago
Golda’ Seebacker
Kay
Janet) Campbell
Wausau
Mae McDowell
Lowe
Niles, Mich
Don of
Henry
Wau- Sau
Crancall and Sons Funeral Home
Emmannal Harris
Evergreen Cemetery
Lingina Township
Halo Around Sun Observed by Weatherman
A. D. Sanial of the local Weather Bureau explains a halo around the sun seen Wednesday. He says it is formed by sunlight refracting through ice crystals in high clouds and that the color order is opposite a rainbow. Many observers failed to notice the halo amid confusion over the bright sun.
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A. D. Sanial
United States Weather Bureau
Sanial
Local Courts Return Docket From La Crosse
In county court Norman Nek Son 18 of 766 North 2nd Street faced a case for automobile theft with minor involvement and lack of consent. adjourned for a week. Abe Asfoor of 924 Caledonia Street had fine suspended for mileage tax nonpayment. Ray Keeler of 19 South 6th Street paid fines and costs for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. In Onalaska police court Donald Fance 3084 South Avenue paid fine for speeding 40 in a 32 mph zone. Gregory Denene vs Tarkett Silver involved reckless driving with driver’s license revoked for 60 days.
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Daily Records County
la Crosse
Norman Nek Son
North 2Nd Street
Awit
Abe Asfoor
Caledonia Street
Ray Keeler
South O6 Street
Onalaska
Donaid Fance
South Ave Nng
Td da
Gregory Denene
Tarkett Silver
Pneumonia Patient Taken To Hospital By Police Ambulance
A pneumonia patient identified as Mrs. Mona Hult was rushed to a local hospital by police ambulance at 10 40 a m Tuesday. Police reported the patient from a residence on South TAH Street and noted hospital department staff attended.
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South Tah Street
Hult
Mona
Grain and Livestock Prices Slip Amid Mixed Markets
Chicago cash grain quotes show mixed wheat bids with No 1 mixed at 2.31 to 2.50 while No 2 sits around 1.35. Hog and cattle readings move modestly, with losses noted in some weight classes and steady calf values as markets close. Broader reports cover corn soybeans oats and regional cattle prices along with futures open highs and lows.
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Chicago- Bar
Madsing
Sorettlover
Alsike
Imothy
Chicago Produce Chicago Poultry Prices Rally Low
Uncertain poultry receipts show 44 pounds for posing prices. prices unchanged except 1 cent per pound lower. RoeRossbers at 36-33 Butler firm receipts 548,633. Wholesale prices unchanged except 14 cents per pound higher on 380 cars at St Eggs top firm balance unsettled receipts 5440. Wholesale prices up three cats per dozen. U.S. standards 11-33 current receipts 20.5 draives 38.37 checks.
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Chicago
P—Iusda
Rossbers
ST. Eggs
U.S
Three bicycles found by county police chief officials
Three bicycles two boys bicycles and a girls bicycle were taken to the county highway police office in the courthouse for owners to claim upon identification Chief Tean A Wright said the bicycles were found in a county field by officers and showed signs of having been there some time none had license tags.
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Court House
Tean A. Wright
Two vehicles collide near Starlight theater in Hoff incident
Automobiles operated by Care roll Hoff of St. Paul and John R. Bruka were involved in a minor accident Wednesday night near the Starlight theater on county trunk Hoff said the cars ahead stopped suddenly and Bruha's car struck Hoff's rear bumper, breaking the back bumper. The final sentence seems unrelated.
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Automouises
Careroll Hoff
St. Paul
John R. Bruka
West Avenue South
Starlight Theater
County
Hoff
Bruha
Mediterranes
Tri-State Deaths and Local Obituaries In Wisconsin
Obituaries from Ontario and surrounding towns report the deaths of Mrs. Orvis Peterson Esther Kerrigan Mrs Edward Nockels and Mrs Ragna Sesvold along with infant David Berg Bangor Services set in Westby Sparta Norwalk Calmar Blui r. Surviving relatives include spouses children and extended families across La Crosse county and nearby communities. Funeral arrangements are pending or announced for each case with churches and cemeteries noted.
Wisconsin Politicians Clash Over Civil Defense And Lobby Laws
Republican Governor hopeful Kohler attacked the Truman administration over civil defense while praising Wisconsin progress in Milwaukee. Democrat Dilweg urged a world peace record, calling for strong action against Stalin. Secretary of State Zimmerman proposed tightening lobby laws and rent protections, as part of a series of state network talks. Senatorial hopefuls like Leonard criticized low school aid, blaming big business and high property taxes, with Schmitt proposing higher taxes on large incomes.
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Associated Press
Walter J. Kohler
Truman
Milwaukee
Kohller
Korea
Kohler
Wisconsin
Disneg
LaVern R. Disneg
Green Bay
U.S. Senate
Dilweg
Stalin
Dilveg
Scrater
Wiley
WHA
Madison
Fred R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
U. S. Senate
Leonard Tt
Columbus
Schmitt
Marriage Licenses La Crosse Couples Listed For Sept Dates
La Crosse marriage licenses issued include La Crosse area pairs and nearby towns. Couples from La Crosse, Onalaska, and Ettricks planned marriages in early September with dates set or tentative. Names include Harry E. Yendersin and Sporlay, Lone E. Groth and Vine street, among others.
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la Croscca
Harry E. Yendersin
Sporlay
Lone E. Groth
Vine Street
Stoddard
Gregory
Farley Charles Street
Irene
Rose Street
Mari
la Crosse
Fay
Peaslee
Bonnie J. Larson
West Avenue South
Don Wesley Pulver
Avon Street
Mary Lou Schaper
Ettricks
Nel Violette
Farwell Street
Joyce Abbott
George Street
Carl N. Hauge
Onalaska
Viola Delphenich
Raymond J. Peterson
Kin
Tribune masthead and subscription rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial and staff credits and describes delivery and subscription rates. Rome delivery rates are given along with annual and short-term mail subscriptions in La Crosse. Rates include one year eight dollars, six months four twenty-five, three months two fifty, one month one dollar.
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la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
R. L Bangsberg
J.E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Keefe
Howard Colvin
Mgr
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th
Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Call Tribune
Rome
Lai Crosse
Baye
Wage price control compromise shapes Truman policy
The report to the nation will cover economic and military topics with focus on Korea. A White House official notes the president may discuss foreign policy goals and selective wage price controls, while Capehart and Maybank critique the bill’s scope. The measure would let controls be voluntary or mandatory, with specific findings required before any price ceiling on materials.
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White House
Maybank
Capehart
R-lnd
Senate
House
Truman
Congress
Ade
Births Across Cities Trace August New Arrivals
A sequence of birth notices from La Crosse and nearby towns lists numerous Aug. births. Daughters and sons are recorded with parent names and street or hospital locations including La Crescent Mint, Onalaska, Bangor, Market Street, Wausau, Decorah, Calmar, Harmony, Fort Bragg, Spring Grove, and Fort Bragg noting places of birth and parental details.
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Shamrs
Kathleen Mary
al Wy Weiser
la Crescent
Mint
Patricia Louise
Donald W. Mele
Logan Street
Gustav H. Rossow
Livingston Street
Verna Waiters
Hugene W. Wuensch
la Crosse
Carol Na
Marjorie Ann Beals
Wausau Memorial Hospital
Wausau
Wis
Robert Berghind
June Ulrich
Decorah
Eugene Doubek
Calmar
Merle Schlake
Forest Ryan
Waukon
Ernest Largon
Harmony
Minn
Fort Bragg
N.C
John Michael
Robert E. Facteau
Berniece Ahlstrom
Spring Grove
Curtis Sand
Betsy Wiste
Paul Roverud
Clara Rostad
Halph Krome
Beatrice Scheldahl
Wisconsin district reorganization dissolves city district
The county school committee dissolved the city district which included French Island and Elm Grove, creating two districts one for the city and French Island and another for Elm Grove. A state hearing request was filed with state superintendent George Watson. Byron Smith chaired the meeting. members listed include Donald Skappel, Goodwin Hass, and Fred Hass. Water and woolless form three piece veil noted.
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French Island
Elm Grove
County School Committee
George Watson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Byron Smith
Donald Skappel
Goodwin Hass
Fred Hass
Obituary notices for Mrs Thomas Hamilton and Paul Schmidt
Mrs Thomas Hamilton 58 of Green Island died in a local hospital Sunday. Survived by husband, two sons, six daughters, one sister, nine grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at Heliwig Morris Chapel and 9 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt Rev Sisgr Revert Condon officiating. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Rosary Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs Amelia Birnbaum called to Wabasha Minn by brother Paul A Schmidt death. Schmidt survived by mother, five sisters, two brothers. father died earlier. Service Tuesday 7 a.m. at St Marys Church Wabasha with Rev Anderson officiating. Burial Catholic cemetery, Wabasha.
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Orvis Peterson
Ontario
Wis
Orvis
Teennie) Peterson
Teennie Hanson
la Verne
Vernon
Fboth
St. Charles
Arinded
Eugene
Pearl
Peter Hanson
Estby
Melvin
Oscar
Westey
Josie Brendum
Hilma Skoglurd
Birs
Lydia Peterson
Selma Kirking
Westby
Litly Myhre
Genoa
Hannah Hanson
Baryon
Thomas Hamilton
Green Island
Heliwig-Morris Funerst
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Sisgr
Buria
Rosary
Amelia Birnbaum
Wabasha
Minn
Paul A. Schmidt
Chicago
Amelia Birnbaun
la Crosse
E. J
Agnes) Nintemann
St Charles
Chester
Ann) Gauthier
Willmer
Marie) Gauthier
Red Lake Falls
H. J
Margaret) Stevens
Kas~bon
George 4. Schmidt
Perham
Frank Schmidt
Portland
Ore
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Anderson
Matron of 138 Faithful Descendants Laid to Rest
Mrs. Frank Barr aged 85 died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Waukon. Funeral services were held Tuesday at United Brethren Church Forest Mills Allamakee County with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by eight children 40 grandchildren 80 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren. Born Beuton County March 39 1863 she married Frank Barr in 1879 at Wapella, lived in Franklin Township Allamakee County over 60 years before moving to Waukon after his death nine years ago.
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Diamia
Wis
Lopecrafs
Esther Kerrigan
Morrow Memorial
Sparta
Esther Smith
Norwalk
John Kerrigan
Hey
Francis Knopp
Plumer
Waukon
Frank Barr
Fritz Berg
United Brethren Church
Forest Mts
Allamakee County
Charles
Edwards
Maquoketa
Airs
Wi Ames
la Crescent
Taylor
Waukegan
Henry
Cedar Rapids
Harry
Chester
Monons
Guy
Postville
Emile Jane Fish
George
Decora
Beuton County
Wapella
Franklin Township
Reds Press Breakthrough As Kigye Changes Hands
North Korean forces mass 110000 to 120000 troops with 30000 reinforcements as Kigye flips hands for a third time in 48 hours. Communist infantry and artillery push near Po hang while MacArthur’s HQ notes a possible new division entering, but Allied lines remain on high ground south of Kigye and on the east coast.
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Une
Kigye
Pohang
Munc
Arthur
Taegu
MacArthur
Iith
Stolen revolver and camera reported by resident
A seven shot National Defender revolver, a box of cartridges, and a camera were reported stolen from a car in the 300 block on Fifth Avenue South. The theft occurred between 9 p.m. Tuesday and 12:30 a.m. Wednesday while the vehicle was parked. The informant, Alien Stove of 720 South Ninth Street, notified police early Wednesday.
Weather Watch Forecasts Across States
Weather Record U reports considerable cloudiness and cool temperatures across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with unsettled showers in parts of the plains. Forecasters note fog along the Pacific coast and a tropical system near New Orleans moving northeast, with light to moderate precipitations and varying temperatures anticipated.
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Hastings
Osttenberg
Pacific
Rockies
Gulf Husscenr
New Orleans
Merth
Dette
Neer
Wray Plains
Eea
World Red Movement Behind Huk Raids, Quirino Says
President Quirino said the Communist led Huk raids are part of world Red aggression against democracies. He spoke at a news conference after raids terrorized Luzon towns, urging organization of civilian groups in every community to combat the menace.
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Manila
Elpidio Quirino
Hukbalshap
Huk
Luzon
Quirino
Committee Votes To Put Off UMIT Bill
Washington the senate armed services committee voted 8 to 3 to delay action on a Universal Military Training bill until January. Chairman Tydings of Maryland was authorized to name a subcommittee to draft a comprehensive measure for the new Congress and to seek priority for immediate consideration at the January session.
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Washington
Senaté
Truman
Tydings
Congress
Aunt Nellie Sherman Celebrates 103rd Birthday in Cadott
Nellie Sherman known as Aunt Nellie in Cadott, Wisconsin, marks her 103rd birthday while planning an annual party. A longtime Cadott resident of 78 years, she moved from Fort Branch, Indiana, when the village had four houses. She remains spry and can bend to touch the floor with her hands.
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Cadott
Wis
Nellie Sherman
Chippewa County
Nellie
Cadonta
Fort Branch
Ind
Recovery of Stolen Car Found in City Alley
Clar ence Weber circuit court reporter reports a stolen automobile recovered by city police Tuesday afternoon in an alley in the 309 block on Cope's land avenue. The car had been removed from the courthouse ramp Monday and its speedometer showed 200 extra miles when found.
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Ang
Clarence Weber
Circuit Court
Cope's Land Avenue
Court House
Parliament acts to end rail strike in three daily sessions
Ottawa reports Canada's Parliament will meet three times daily to speed passage of a bill ordering resumed rail service after a week-long walkout. The House of Commons will conduct three sessions daily until final approval, with unions ordered to restore trains and telegraph lines within 48 hours of passage.
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Canada
Ottawa
House of Commons
House
Is St. Laurent
George
Commons
Senate
Railw
An For
Legion
Newspaper Tried To Put Radio Station Out Of Business
A Lorain Ohio court held the Lorain Journal and four officers sought to destroy radio station WEOL by blocking merchant advertising. The ruling supported the government antitrust charge and suggests a possible path to the U S Supreme Court.
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Cleveland
Larain
Journal
U. S. Supreme Court
Emerich B
Bekt
Lorain
Station
WEOL
Elgris
Sit Gon
Monagre Oly
Wisconsin License Plate Deadline Reminder in Ne VA series
County Clerk Esther M. Domke reminds residents that Tuesday is the final day to apply for the 1951 number plate in the Auto License Deadline Homers of ne VA series.
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Wisconsin
Esther M. Domke
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