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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

2

Mabel Crash Case Heard in Preston District Court

A Preston Minnesota Fillmore County case involving an automobile accident and a counterclaim was expected to settle Thursday as no court was scheduled by Judge Martin A. Nelson. The Stowall versus Lund case began with juror selection and continued testimony with six witnesses including Willan Lund and Leona Lund.

Preston Minn Fillmore County Martin A. Nelson William Hayes Jacob Lund Willan Jacob Lund Madamme ‘Howard la Crosse Ga Eugene Hayes Keneville Peothar William Eugene Leona

Judge Reports Mental Status in Murder Case

A Monroe County circuit court judge details the defendant’s mental condition after an arrest for first degree murder. The man, a former Vietnam era mental patient at a Tomah veterans facility, eloped while intoxicated and claimed seizure disorders after prior head injury. He shows coherent conversation, intact memory, and normal EEGs though occasional amnesia and self serving inconsistencies in recalling the crime.

Circuit Court Monroe County Veteran’s Facility Tomah Texas Veterans’ Hospital

Rami rez mental status assessment in court report

The examination notes the patient lacks knowledge of the attack night and suggests alcohol may have clouded consciousness but finds no proof of epileptic influence. It states the patient is not insane or mentally unbalanced though he lacks judgment, and urges return to the committing court.

Meanor Ramirez Cowie Klepfer

Germans Favor Territorial Revisions After War

A wartime poll across German cities shows 80 percent in Berlin and 60 percent in Bremen favor the return of Silesia and East Prussia from Poland. One percent in Bremen want Austria back. A majority also backs reuniting Austria with Germany and Dan zig. War risk opinions vary while gratitude to American aid grows.

Germany Alsace Bohemia Austria Bremen Hitler Berlin Silesia East Prussia Poland Danzig

Defense pact dynamics with Britain and Atlantic commitments

Five nations would defend each other if attacked, but the Atlantic pact limits mutual aid to actions each nation deems necessary. Britain headed by Field Marshal Montgomery sought changes to align with Atlantic terms, but failed and remains bound to a strong commitment. Britain seeks influence over troop use within the alliance.

Viscount Montgomery Brussel

Wisconsin governor Julius Heil dies after car crash

Former Wisconsin governor Julius Heil dies at his home after a hunting party accident involving his car. The body was moved to the Wade home where Dr. Rogers pronounced him dead. Heil, known for a business style of governance, served two terms and left with a controversial record including pardons and late career honors. He was born in Germany in 1876 and built the Heil business empire before entering politics.

Rar Keuhn Wade Physician and Journal Outdoor Writer Heil Kuehn Rogers Jefferson County Joseph Milwaukee Milwaukee Athletic Club Julius the Heil Corporation Philip F. la Follette Julius the Just Wisconsin Julius God Orlando S. Loomis Walter S. Goodland Loomis Oscar Kohm Harold Lloyd Dusemond Germany Franz and Barbra Heil Waukesha County Wis L. S. Winston and Sons Milwauee Milwaukee Road Tr Milwaukee Street Railway Falk Corp Millater Falk Buenos Aires Incaid, Waller and Manville Heil Rail Joint Welding Co The Heilon Elizabeth Conrad Northland College Ashland

Trial continued as jury recalled at 5 p m

Dr Egan testified he was first cousin and partner of Dr McLoone and described the two operations on James Larson the defendant child who died under McLoone care The boy died Feb 16 after a ruptured appendix operation and later bowel obstruction Egan aided McLoone in the operations and discussed letters read in court protecting contents while the state gained access to them

Pagety Egan McLoone James Larson Coniece Mene Larson James C. Fox la Crosse Tribune

Confession and Letter in Larson Case Tangle at Trial

Testimony recounts Arnold Larson and his son Jimmy with hospital records and a disputed letter. Fox and Dr. Egan testified about multiple hospital admissions in 1944 and a search for a letter at McLoone’s office. Photographs and X rays were admitted as exhibits despite objections as the case details a fatal shooting of Dr. McLoone and the coroner’s findings.

Arnold Larson Fox Sase Benphaliell Jimmy Jan . Fox Egan McLoone John Leman Ivan Wright George Reay Mary St. Francis Hospital Larson Leona Goetzinger X-ray Tech

Thousand Huks March To Rescue 600 Rebels

A thousand Hukbalahaps under Luis Taroc were reported marching to aid 600 political rebels 60 miles south of Manila. The report was unconfirmed as government forces strengthened their flank in anticipation of a clash.

Manila Luis Taroc

4 H Leaders Plan Christmas Party In La Crosse County

The rural affairs committee of the La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce completes plans for the annual 4-H leaders Christmas party. Invitations were sent to 60 adult leaders for the 7 15 p m banquet on December 6. Cooperating are Guy Jewett West Salem president of the 4 H county leaders association Miss Edith Brevig county home agent and Larry Davis county agent Davis to act as master of ceremonies Community singing will follow dinner and leaders will be guests at the Rivoli theater All leaders will receive a gift from La Crosse merchants.

Chamber of Commerce Rural Affairs Committee la Crosse County August M. Grams Rural Affairs Committee Grams Guy Jewett West Salem Edith Brevig Larry Davis Davis Rivoli Theater la Crosse

Eisenhower Speech Attacks Slothful Security and Libertas Ideals

The speaker cites crosses abroad where men believed in self-reliance and future carving for families, labeling Jeffersonian liberalism. He condemns ease and luxuries and defends the English-speaking nations prioritizing human dignity over state control. General Montgomery receives a warm ovation at the dinner.

Jefferson Eisenhower Viscount Montgomery Gen. Eisenhower

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