Law Officers To Hold Meet in La Crosse
Western Wisconsin law enforcement officers will convene in La Crosse for a four day delinquency control course January 22 23 and 29 30 at the La Crosse Vocational and Adult School. The accelerated program mirrors the UW Madison based two week course and is directed by Alvin T Nygaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Alvin T. Nygaard
Division For Children and Youth
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
William Boma
la Crosse County
Paul Wuest
Roger Schmuck
Carl Matthusen
la Crosse Public
Fellowship Hour Draws Hundreds of Ad Department Staff
The La Crosse Tribune held its annual fellowship hour for advertisers in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium drawing over 320 guests. Tribune staff and guests posed for photographs as officials and editors mingled, including Edward M. Huebner recording scenes and conversations among Tribune personnel and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Mary E. Sawyer
Tribune
Edward M. Huebner
Harry Huber
Cy Krebsbach
Jack Zimmer
Janice Gilbertson
Marjorie Haggerty
Howard Colvin
L. R. Wilkins
Schriver To Speak At Tri-State Co-Op Meet
Henry Schriver of Grafton Ohio will address nearly 600 delegates from 28 counties at the Tri-State Breeders Cooperative annual meeting in La Crosse Wisconsin. His talk titled Cows Kids and Co-ops will be delivered at 2 p.m. in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium with Sylvia Ann Lee Alice in Dairyland as a guest. Lunch is at noon and the program includes reports and director elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriver
Westby
Wis
Henry Schriver
Grafton
Ohio
Tri - State Breeders Cooperative
Mary E. Sawyer
la Crosse
Will Rogers
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Vocational School Assembly Hall
Sylvia Ann Lee
Alice
Dairyland
R. W. Anderson
English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Milo G. Knutson
Alice In Dairyland
Walter Webrouch
Russell Fox
Jerome Klos
Neilus Larson
Gallagher Speaks to Rotary Club on Hope Hospital Ship
Dr William Gallagher addressed the Rotary Club at the Thursday noon meeting arranged by James Brindley. He described his experiences aboard the Hospital Ship Hope in Peru with a staff of 25 doctors and 35 nurses and shown slides of Peruvian life from slums to haciendas. The Hope project is a People To People Health Foundation non governmental initiative. Visitors Arthur Jordan and Mack Soell attended.
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William Gallagher
James Brindley
Rotary Club
Hope
Peru
Gallagher
People To People Health Foundation
Arthur Jordan
Mack Soell
Radio Highlights Schedule for Friday and Saturday
FRIDAY schedule lists Central vs Winona on WCOW FM Sparta games at 7 90 p m and 7 50 p m Sparta vs Baraboo on WCOW 1 p m Central vs Wi nona. SATURDAY features Wisconsin vs Purdue on WKBH and WKTY with 12 55 p m and 1 p m starts and WCOW 1 p m plus a 7 50 p m Logan match. Also WKTY 7 50 p m Aquinas vs Eau Claire Regis.
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Winona Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Baraboo
WKBH
Central
Winona
Wisconsin
Purdue
WKTY
WCOW
Logan
Aquinas
Eau Claire Regis
Shelter booked for June and July at Myrick Park
Eugene Fry of the parks department notes the Myrick Park shelter house is reserved every Sunday from June 9 to July. Reservations include people from nearby areas and from Minnesota Illinois and Iowa, with more early bookings this year than before.
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Myrick Park
Eugene Fry
Parks and Recreation
Fry
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Four La Crosse County Supervisors and Alderman File Nominations
Four incumbent La Crosse County Board supervisors Louis G. Nelson Charles Fredrickson Carl Bruhnke and Arthur McBain Jr. along with incumbent alderman John L Jahnke filed nomination papers with City Clerk Alice Dickson for the spring election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Alice Dickson
Louis G. Nelson
Prospect St
la Crosse
Charles Fredrickson
Farwell
Bruhnke
S. 11Th St
Barber
Arthur McBain Jr
S. 20Th St
Monticello Fire Destroys Service Station and Apartments
A Monticello building housing a service station a welding firm and two apartments burned with losses estimated between 80 000 and 90 000 dollars. Six children among the occupants escaped unharmed after flames started in the attic on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello, Minn
Monticello
Viaduct Damage Reported on Rose Street
La Crosse police said the Rose Street viaduct sustained damage Thursday night when an unidentified vehicle struck the railing tearing off a section and causing additional damage. Orange paint was found on some of the damaged metal.
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la Crosse
Rose Street
JFK Urged To Use TH In NYC Newspaper Strike
New York AP report states Theodore R. Kupferman former bar association leader and Republican city councilman urged President Kennedy to invoke the Taft Hartley Act to end a four week newspaper strike. He argues interstate commerce in communications and national health and safety are at stake and a cooling off period may be required for printers to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bar Association
Kennedy
Theodore R. Kupferman
Federal Bar Association of
New Jersey
Connecticut
Fire Department Log Entry From La Crosse
La Crosse unit responds January 4 at 8 54 a m to Lutheran Hospital for a false box alarm. The incident prompted dispatch and a routine on scene check with no injuries reported.
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la Crosse
Lutheran
La Crosse School Board to Elect Officers Monday
La Crosse City District Board of Education will elect president vice president and clerk secretary for one year at 7 30 p m during the monthly meeting at the main school office The business manager Wiliam O Radtke will announce bids for fuel painting supplies equipment and two cars among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse City
Eb, R. Lund
Edwin L. Morgan
Wiliam O. Radtke
Radtke
Harry Spence School
Board of Education
Schneider to Lead 1963 March of Dimes Campaign in La Crosse
James J. Schneider of Schneider's Home Furnishings will direct the 1963 March of Dimes drive in La Crosse, announced by county director William C. Curti. The campaign funds support research, patient aid, and professional education in combating congenital defects, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and polio. The La Crosse County Chapter reports over 212 thousand dollars spent on patient care with 86 thousand from other counties and national offices. Two local health scholars were awarded four thousand dollars for tuition. The January campaign will run throughout the month.
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James J. Schneider
Redfield St
la Crosse
William C. Curti
Schneider
March of Dimes
la Crosse County
YMCA Tree Lights Dim For Next Season On Grandad Bluff
The YMCA Christmas tree on Grandad Bluff will end its current lighting Saturday night marking the close of the 1962 63 holiday period. Holiday decorations should be removed by Twelfth Night for good luck next year. The Y and the Father Son Club plan to resume the display with the tree re lit on November 29 1963.
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YMCA
Grandad Bluff
Father-Son Club
Suspect Held After $369 Theft At La Crosse Chicken Kitchen
La Crosse police hold a suspect in the theft of 369 dollars from Causeway Chicken Kitchen near Super Valu on Copeland Avenue. The suspect, an employee, used owner Helen Cottrill's car December 31 to deposit 188 dollars in cash, 76 cents in change, and 280.77 dollars in checks. he returned with only 13.78 dollars. He faces charges of taking a car without the owner's consent and embezzlement.
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la Crosse
Causeway
Copeland Ave
Mary E. Sawyer
Helen Cottrill
Bainbridge St
Seek Pay Raise For Servicemen
The administration will ask Congress to raise active duty and reserve pay by an average 14.4 percent at an estimated annual cost of 1.75 billion dollars. About four million personnel would benefit as President Kennedy approves the plan, to be submitted this month. The changes include replacing sea and foreign duty pay with remote and isolated duty pay, replacing the enlistment bonus with a variable career incentive pay, and basing retirement pay on cost of living adjustments.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Defense Roberts
McNamara
Police Ambulance Calls Reported Across City
Jan 3 6 42 p m to 1542 Wood St Mrs Harry Bolen 41 to St Francis Hospital illness Jan 3 9 36 p m to 10182 S 7th St Anna Torgerson 81 to Lutheran Hospital illness Jan 3 10 07 p m to 1822 Wood St Vera Tabbert 59 to St Francis Hospital illness
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Wood St
Harry Bolen
St. Francis Hospital
S. 7Th St
Anna Torgerson
Lutheran Hospital
Vera Tabbert
Education Committee Reports Set for La Crosse Meeting
The Citizens Education Committee of La Crosse will hear reports at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Room 2 Campus School. Pres Richard Bradford and treasurer Robert Voight lead the group studying aldermen voting records on local school issues and plans to form a unified district with Peter Pappas to replace the current joint district.
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Citizens Education Committee of
la Crosse
Pres
Richard Bradford
Robert Voight
Peter Pappas
Allis Chalmers Wins $10 Million Kerala Plant Contract
Allis Chalmers International announced a contract to build a 300000 kilowatt hydroelectric plant for the state of Kerala in southern India. The deal covers generation equipment and switchyard gear with full commissioning slated for early 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers International
Kerala
India
City Skating Schedule Listing Weekend Hours
All city ice rinks open 6 30 to 9 30 p m Friday Lagoon stays open to 10 p m Saturday and Sunday Lagoon 2 to 10 p m Other city rinks 12 30 to 5 30 p m then 6 30 to 9 30 p m for skating
Standard Design Plans Move to Black River Falls Facility
Six year old La Crosse firm Standard Design Inc. relocates to Black River Falls to expand with military contracts. About 60 employees planned. 300000 to 400000 pounds of equipment moved. engineering stays in La Crosse while production shifts to RAF. contracts with Army missile program and General Services Administration.
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la Crosse
Black River Falls
George Bautsch
Standard Design, Inc
S. 3Rd St
Bautsch
Sion
BAF
RAF
General Services Administration
Chicago
Standard Design
Levenson Talk Draws 107 Ticket Requests for Feb 26
Outside members filed 107 requests for the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce 95th annual meeting featuring Sam Levenson in La Crosse. About 1,600 tickets were mailed to members and spouses with 1,100 dinner seats at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium.
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la Crosse
Sam _ Levenson
Greater
Chamber
Mary E. Sawyer
West Salem
LeSueur County Farmer Named ASC Chair in Minnesota
Milton F. Maxwell, 49, of LeSueur County, is named chairman of the Minnesota Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC committee. He succeeds Robert St. Bergland, now Midwest ASC area director. Ben Wichterman of Plummer and Russell Johnson of Cokato join the state committee.
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Ben Wichterman
Russell Johnson
Cokato
Minn
Chemist Suffers Burns in Lab Fire at Madison Plant
Aldo Trameri a 40 year old chemist suffered minor burns Wednesday when a flash fire damaged a third floor laboratory at the Mautz Paint and Varnish Co in Madison He was treated and released from a hospital More than 100 employees fled as a kettle of stain caught fire in the lab Firefighters confined the blaze to the lab and a firewall prevented spread to large paint storage rooms
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Madison
Aldo Trameri
Mautz Paint and Varnish Co
Trameri
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Nyc
Troup
Fire Department
Geneva Ragland
Mor
Igan
Walton L. Nustad
Burton W. Cook
Jess Hutzler
Schneider Heads Dimes
Education Committee
A-C
A. H. Trasch
Levenson
Ronald Reagan
Ann Landers
Philip A. Dyer
William Tierney
LeSueur
ASC
Jonlyj
Stanley W. Peterson
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