Hold Funeral Of Child Noben In La Crosse
Funeral services for Judith Lynn Noben who would have turned two in January were set for 2 p m Monday at Sletten McKee north side chapel La Crosse. She died Friday in La Crosse from a brain tumor after being taken to Rochester for treatment. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs William Noben of Dres bach and grandparents Mr and Mrs Nick Noben and Mr and Mrs Clarence Holter. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery La Crosse.
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Sletten-McKee
la Crosse
Judith Lynn Noben
William Noben
Dresbach
Rochester
Nick Noben
Clarence Holter
Paul Metzger
la Crescent
Woodlawn
Change in Merit Badge Setup for Boy Scouts
B W Ingli Gateway area Boy Scout executive announced a change in merit badge setup. The national office grouped 110 badge fields under related headings to ease trainee leader needs in smaller communities. New classifications include Camp craft outdoor sports aquatics nature conservation personal development citizenship public service animal husbandry plant cultivation communications transportation and distribution building arts and crafts and collections.
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B. W. Ingli
Gateway Area
Ingli
National
Boy Scout Office
Accidents Continued Reported On Campbell Road Area
The police log details multiple minor crashes. Forrest Bishop of Liberty Street reported $50 damage to his car after a collision with Dinger’s vehicle causing $200 in losses. John Keenan’s truck incurred no damage though it fell through a guard rail after an open door contributed to the crash near Campbell Road and State Street. Florence Knowles’s car door swing while parking caused $100 damage to the parked vehicle and $40 to her car.
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Forrest Bishop
Liberty Street
Dinger
John Keenan
Wood
Gillette Street
Campbell Road
State Street
Earl Desmond
Kingston Court la Crosse
Campbell
Florence M. Knowles
Uth 22Nd Street
Fire destroys shed injuring man in Green Island
Edward Reman of Green Island suffered second degree burns on his left hand when he touched the side of a shed that caught fire early Monday. Firemen arrived from No. 5 engine and No. 1 squad at 1 25 a m and transported him to a local hospital in a police car.
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Edward Reman
Green Island
Fire Department
Reman
No. 1
Wisconsin Bowling Council Seeks Unity and Legal Stance
The Wisconsin Bowling Council announced plans to unify charity drives, curb local campaigns as a hardship, and consider legal action under state anti discrimination laws if the American Bowling Congress moves its tournament to Milwaukee where Negroes are barred. The session also elected six new vice presidents and re elected several residents while de feat ing Ross Baum.
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Lnian
John Sorenson
Milwaukee
Aldrich Revell
Madison
le Monte Cardinal
LaVerne Koenen
la Crosse
LeRoy Tibbits
Eau Claire
Vincent Podlogar
Miler
Ted Kurtz
Milwau
Morris Berg
Elker Zarnott
Oshkosh
Fred A. Erchul
Winand Kult
Kenosha
Stanley Prideaux
Ross Baum
Wisconsin
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Tempting Fate in Savannah Theft Charge
Luther Ward, described as one of the most incautious lads Sheriff Ben Connor ever saw, was charged with stealing the sheriff's son's watch while washing windows in the sheriff's home in Savannah Georgia.
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Savannah
Luther Ward
Ben Connor
Weather Summary for Midwest Regions
Westher Record reports mostly fair tonight with increasing cloudiness and a chance of rain or snow in parts by evening. Minnesota sees mostly cloudy skies and warmer temps with some rain or snow possible. Iowa forecast calls for increasing cloudiness, warmer conditions, and a risk of rain in the northeast by evening.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Shippers Forecast Route Alerts Across Regions
Redius predicts 150 miles of Le Crosse area by 6 p m Tuesday with protections for northbound shipments and criteria covering 20 miles west, south and 35 miles east to safeguard freight routes.
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Redius
le Crosse
River Forecast from Hastings to Gutten during ten days
Weather outlook reports slight river falls averaging a half foot in the Hastings Gutten area over the next ten days. Central and southern states enjoy clear skies with high pressure in the lower Mississippi valley bringing freezing temps to central Mississippi and central Alabama.
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Gutten
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Alabama
Wisconsin
Minnesota
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Tenn
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Rockies
California
British Columbia
Colorado Mountains
Larson Refuses to Answer Over Dr McLoone Case
Testimony recounts Jimmie Larson's disappearance and the 1947 killing investigation. Detectives pressured him for alibis and whether he killed Dr. McLoone while Larson offered reluctant replies or silence. He referenced his wife Nola and spoke of a memorial to his son before court statements.
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Dr. McLoone
Tato Larson
Dickie
Ann
Bobby
Boma
Larson
Hennepin County
Justice Court
Minneapolis
Sheriff's
Police
FBI
Nola
Survey Awards Highlight 13 Week Reader Pick Competition
Korski may win an extra 250 in awards as readers pick the majority choice from weekly winners. The closest to the majority each four weeks gets 50, with similar rules for all 13 weeks and a grand award for the overall best finalist.
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Korski
Student Faces Murder Charge in Iowa poison deaths case
Ly man Harvey Elefson, 22, a former University of Iowa student, was jailed on murder charges related to the deaths of his mother and two grandparents in Tabor Iowa. Authorities exhumed bodies and found poison traces in the grandfather with tests ongoing for the grandmother and a stepmother-in-law who was ill but survived.
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Anna OB
Studen
Tabor
Lyman Harvey Elefson
University of Iowa
Alonzo Lyman Rhode
Elefson
Harold S. Martin
Martin
Anna Kemp
Alonzo Rhode
Former City Resident Appears in Fraud Fighters at Rivoli
Dr. Robert Stormont, son of Mr and Mrs N M Stormont of 604 South 15th street, is shown in a scene of Fraud Fighters a This Is America production now playing at the Rivoli theater The short feature covers fraud fighting in the medical field and will run today and Tuesday alongside That Forsyte Woman.
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Robert Stormont
N. M. Stormont
South 15Th Street
America
Rivoli Theater
Gove
Stormont
Rivoli
Forsyte
Shirley Temple Divorces John Agar After Turbulent Marriage
Shirley Temple, 21, sues John Agar, 28, in Los Angeles for divorce alleging he paid attention to other women and drank heavily. She testified of a near driving accident during pregnancy and of him bringing another woman into their home. They married Sept 19 1945 in Beverly Hills and have a daughter Linda Susan.
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Los Angeles
Shirley Temple
John Agar
Agar
Agar Freuently
Miss Temple
Beverly Hills
Calif
Air Force
Movieland
Linda Susan
Paris Weather Balloon Drifts Across Atlantic
SHANKSVILLE Pa Albert Tomko found a deflated meteorological balloon while hunting. Attached to the balloon was a note asking the finder to return it to Paris France. The balloon had drifted about 4000 miles.
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Shanksville
Albert Tomko
Paris
France
Two Deer Killed In Vehicle Collision Report
Henry Kienahs reported his car struck and killed two deer Sunday on the east side of Nig ger Nathan hill. Warden Elmer Lange investigated and told Chief Ivan Wright that only one carcass was found at the scene.
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Henry
Pick) Kienahs
R.J
Green Acres
Nathan Hill
Elmer Lange
Ivan Wright
Rise In Steel Price Forecast For Industry
An industry spokesman predicts upcoming steel price increases due to rising labor and material costs. He notes not all lines will rise, but some adjustments seem likely as major producers signal higher production expenses and potential pass through to consumers. Jones and Laughlin Steel head Adm Ben Moreell cites growing raw material and service costs.
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Pittsburgh
Adm
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin Steel
U. S. Steel Corp
Oreell
Stillwater Names Raymond Law Police Chief
Stillwater Minnesota selects Raymond Law as the city's new police chief, announcing a leadership change at the department.
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Stillwater, Minn
Stillwater
Raymond Law
Muskrat Traps Stolen Along La Crosse River
Don Mattie of 623 La Crosse Street reported the theft of nine muskrat traps over the weekend. He said five traps were taken Saturday evening near the La Crosse river east of the Causeway, with three youths seen leaving. Three more traps were stolen Saturday night and another Sunday night. Mattie also noted 28 traps were lost last year and 15 so far this year.
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Don Mattie
la Crosse Street
la Crosse River
Causeway
Mattie
Uruguay tourism agency to seek budget facilities for visitors
Uruguay's new tourism agency plans to locate inexpensive facilities for travelers. It aims to boost accessibility and attract more international visitors by easing affordability in lodging and services.
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Uruguay
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