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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1961

Page

9

County Courts To Have Increased Jurisdiction Under New State Setup

Wisconsin county courts will gain broad uniform powers from January 1, with authority to hear criminal cases except treason, civil suits up to 25 000, traffic violations, probate matters, and juvenile actions. They share concurrent jurisdiction with circuit courts and may bind over defendants to county or circuit court after preliminary hearings.

la Crosse Tribune Wisconsin Justice of the Peace la Crosse County Court la Crosse County la Crosse Onalaska Jps

Don’t Park On Highway Anglers Told

La Crosse County police chief Edward Tabbert warned anglers to stop parking on County Highway 7B along the Brice Prairie shore of Lake Onalaska. He reported four cars ticketed over the weekend andsaid towing may follow if illegal parking continues. residents along the lake access and private lots also noted.

la Crosse County Edward Tabbert Brice Prairie Lake Onalaska Onalaska Tabbert

Alabama Church Blast Kills 10-Year-Old Boy

An explosion destroyed a rural church in SULPHUR SPRINGS Alabama and killed a 10-year-old boy who came early for Sunday school. Five others were injured including the boy’s mother a brother and a sister. Neighbors said more people would have died if the blast happened later. The superintendent John Sizemore attempted to light a heater when the explosion occurred.

Sulphur Springs Ala Russell Morgan Alabama Morgan David Morgan John Sizemore

Logan Orchestra and Choir to Perform in PTA Program

Logan High School hosts a PTA program Monday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium featuring the orchestra band and choir. Loyd Mieden directs songs including Glory to God in the Highest and Christmas excerpts with Osser Tschaikovsky Berlin and others. Wayne Kramer oversees the drama portion as 200 students participate.

PTA Logan High School Loyd Mieden Logan Palestrina Burke Warrell Bizet Luvaas Tschaikovsky Romeo Riebold Osser Berlin

La Crosse Priest Injured In Car Truck Collision

Rev. Thomas R. Ninneman of La Crosse was injured in a late Sunday collision on Highway 16 near Sparta. He suffered lacerations to his jaw and hands and was taken to a Sparta hospital in satisfactory condition. The crash occurred as he drove into the rear of a Rotom Leasing Co truck driven by Gerald Baumbach who had been helping pull a ditching car.

Sparta Wis Thomas R. Ninneman Ferry St la Crosse Highway 16 Father Ninneman George A. Gressley Huntington Ind Gressley Charles Milkert New Holstein Buck's Lutheran Hospital Milkert

Demos To Have Party In La Crosse County

The La Crosse County Democratic party hosts a Christmas party with dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Eagles Club. Former county chairmen will be honored. Cleo Mulock chairs the organizing committee.

la Crosse County Democratic Party Eagles ‘Club Cleo Mulock

Paradox of Tariff Issue Hits Rubber Footwear Makers

The article examines how tariff policy affects La Crosse Rubber Mills and other U S footwear firms facing imported competition mainly from Japan and Hong Kong. It notes wage gaps, relocation fears, export limits since the 1930s, and how Kennedy's tariff stance could reshape U S job and industry stability.

U.S Japan Albert P. Funk Jr The Rubber Mills Bureau of Labor Statistics Hong Kong West Germany Paul Douglas D-Ill la Crosse Rubber Manufacturers Association Funk Congress Kennedy Footwear Association Europe America

J C Bicha Furriers founder dies at 66 in La Crosse

Joseph C. Bicha 66 who ran Bicha Furriers at 113 N 3rd St since 1921 died Sunday in a La Crosse hospital. Born May 10 1895 he began in the fur business in 1909 worked for Shorna Fur Store until 1921 started Bicha Farriers and moved to 3rd Street in 1921. He is survived by wife Helen son daughter Ruth Young sister Alice Otto brothers Henry and Stephen and seven grandchildren. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery with services at Sletten McKee Funeral Home Wednesday. He served in World War I and belonged to the American Legion.

Joseph C. Bicha Bicha Furriers 3Rd St la Crosse Charles Shorna Main St Shorna Bicha Bicha Farriers 5Th Ave. S Helen Ruth) Young Onalaska Leslie Alice) Otto Elmhurst Ill Henry Stephen Sletten-McKee Joseph Kundinger Woodlawn Cemetery France American Legion

Wisconsin November jobless number climbs to 70 600

Wisconsin unemployment rose to 70 600 in mid November, up 21.5 percent from October and near the 73 500 jobless level a year earlier. The rate stood at 4.4 percent of the labor force with total employment at 1 526 900, down 4 800 from October.

Madison Wisconsin

Snow and cold to grip region this week

Meteorologist Carl Peterson warns of freezing drizzle Monday afternoon followed by snow flurries and strong northwest winds 20 to 30 mph. Temperatures plunge to 15 degrees below zero Wednesday morning as a five day forecast shows snow on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with highs 10 to 15 degrees below normal.

Carl Peterson Peterson

Snow removal parking ban list for city streets

Parking will be banned on Fourth Street from Vine to La Crosse Streets Third Street from Vine to La Crosse River Bridge and from Cass to Johnson Streets Seventh Street from Vine to Cass King and Vine from Front to 7th Pearl from Front to 4th Jay from Front to 5th and Cass from 3rd to 7th to allow city crews to remove the snow.

Fourth Street Vine la Crosse la Crosse River Bridge Cass Johnson 7Th King Pearl Jay

Chen Cheng Leaves Hospital After Six Weeks of Illness

Taiwan Formosa AP Chen Cheng vice president and premier left a military hospital after six weeks of treatment for liver trouble low blood pressure and insomnia. His wife also discharged following gall bladder operation last month.

Taipei Formosa China Chen Cheng

Wisconsin church honors Speaker Elder Bauer at Saturday service

Madison man Elder A. W. Bauer of Madison led the Saturday service at the Seventh day Adventist Church at 6th and King Street. He is the home missionary leader for Wisconsin and assisted with caroling activities across the state Saturday evening.

A. W. Bauer Madison Wisconsin Seventh-day Adventist Church 6Th and King St Elder Bauer

Three Weekend Crashes Leave Three Injured in La Crosse County

Three people were injured in three La Crosse County crashes over the weekend. Incidents occurred near Buck's Truck Stop on Highway 14 in Shelby and on West French Island Road. Victims include Joseph Frisch and Ralph Beck, with Frisch treated for leg and chest injuries and Beck for a bruised leg.

Fire Destroys Baraboo Grocery and Apartments

A smoky Sunday blaze in Baraboo destroyed a downtown grocery store and five second floor apartments after starting in the basement. Firefighters from Baraboo Sauk City and Prairie du Sac fought the fire, treating several for smoke inhalation. Damage unofficially placed at about 100000 with a total loss of the structure.

Baraboo Richard Romelfanger Romelfanger John Barnhardt Sauk City Prairie du Sac

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