Woman Admits Dropping Note To Jurors In La Crosse
Edith Martinson, 57, employed at a La Crosse hotel, admits dropping a note to jurors as they left for the courthouse. The note, dated Dec 9, urged tampering to influence verdicts in the Arnold Larson murder trial. Judge Roland Steinle warned to keep jurors protected as court contemplates a two verdict option: guilty of murder in the first degree or not guilty.
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Jury to be charged as Larson murder trial nears end
On the final trial day Judge Roland Steinle will instruct the jury a verdict in Arnold O. Larson's murder case against Dr. James E. McLoone is imminent. District Attorney John S. Coleman outlined the state's case and defense attorney John Bosshard began summation amid a crowded courtroom.
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Roland O. Steinle
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James E. McLoone
John S. Coleman
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Nola Larson
Coleman
Probers Focus Canada in Uranium Leak Inquiry
U S Senate inquiry probes uranium leaks linked to Russia turn toward Canada as 1000 pounds of uranium compounds were shipped to Russia via Great Falls Montana. Committee sources say Canadian angle revived while hearing set for December 19 includes former lend lease officials and possibly former Vice President Wallace.
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Budget Chief Sees No Balanced Budget Likely Without Taxes
Budget Director Frank Pace, after a conference with President Truman, said a balanced budget for 1951 is unlikely without tax increases. He noted the administration’s coming budget would require deficit financing unless new taxes are levied, with an estimated figure not to exceed 45 billion dollars.
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All Aboard For Mexico
A short editorial urges readers to use newspaper ads as a guide before travel to Mexico, comparing ads to a map that directs buyers and saves time and frustration. It invites feedback on whether the advertised directions meet expectations and deliver good values.
Thomas Gets 6-18 Months and $10,000 Fine
Rep J Parnell Thomas is sentenced to six to 18 months in jail and a 10000 dollar fine for padding his office payroll. Judge Holt admonished the former congressman for betrayals of public trust while noting his prior wartime record and past chairmanship of the House Un-American Activities Committee. Mrs Thomas said her husband will resign and she plans to seek his soon vacated seat.
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Cold Wisconsin Cities Lead Nation In Frigid Friday
Two Wisconsin cities Green Bay and Wausau recorded nine below zero as the coldest spots in the nation Friday morning. Other lows ranged to eight below Eau Claire and six above Milwaukee with sub zero temps easing off later. Madison reached 24 degrees as a milder outlier in the state.
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Weather outlook for La Crosse area turns chilly weekend
Cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional light snow. Warmer tonight with a low near 20, then turning colder Saturday night. Saturday highs around 30 as the weekend brings cooler air to La Crosse and vicinity.
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Truman Sees Ike as 1952 Presidential Candidate
In Key West Florida observers say President Truman regards General Dwight D Eisenhower as an active candidate for the presidency and views his recent speech as a buildup for a Republican nomination. Truman plans a State of the Union reply to stress his Fair Deal with civil rights a liberal displaced persons bill a national health program and broader social legislation.
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Worker Burned Fatally In Plant Explosion
In Tulsa Oklahoma a gasoline blending plant explosion killed Victor Henke and injured four other workers. The blast at the West Tulsa refinery of a Texas company caused about 1 million dollars in property damage. The blending plant with 10 pumps was a total loss and disrupted operations at the facility, said Plant Superintendent Ed Reynolds.
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Victor. Henke
West Tulsa
Texas Company
Ed Reynolds
Big Meteor Shower Promises Night Sky Spectacle
Washington reports a Geminid meteor shower peaking Friday night with more than one meteor per minute from 8 p m until midnight local time The National Bureau of Standards predicts a spectacular four night display visible nationwide for stargazers and skywatchers.
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City Council Schedules Regular Session Friday Evening
The common council sets its regular meeting for 7 30 p m Friday at city hall. The notice was announced at city hall Friday.
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City Hall
Snow Queen Contest Planned by Jaycees
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a third annual Snow Queen contest with Dale Waterman as chair. Candidates must be single, 17 to 25, and sponsored by city firms. At least 24 entrants expected. judging includes Hollywood screen test. coronation set for January 21 at the VFW hall with the winner attending the St Paul Winter Carnival.
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Dale Waterman
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Shooting Charge Held Up Until D A Returns
Jefferson Wisconsin police say 29 year old Earl Koppen of Fort Atkinson will face charges for shooting his father in law John Brie 59 after an argument at the Erie trailer home about Koppen's wife getting work. Dist Atty Garity is away delaying warrant issuance and Koppen has admitted wounding Brie who remains in critical condition.
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