GOP Women Hear Talk By LSC Registrar
La Crosse County Federation of Republican Women held its January board meeting at Mrs. Cathryn Turner’s home. Paul Mason, La Crosse State College registrar, will speak Feb 9 at the Stoddard Hotel on Using Antiques in Interior Decorating, tying to the April antique show and sale. The group planned a social Jan 18 at the Party House and agreed to send a delegate to the 11th Republican Women’s Conference in Washington, D.C. April 25-27 with the theme Wir With Womanpower. Memberships are strong. new office materials moved to 212 Lynn Tower Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
John Bosshard
Lynn Tower Bldg
Cates Named Special Doe Prosecutor in Milwaukee Case
Madison attorney Richard L. Cates aged 37 was appointed by Gov. Reynolds Thursday night as special prosecutor for the John Doe investigation in Milwaukee. A former assemblyman, his appointment signals possible warrants in the Milwaukee probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Richard L. Cates
John W. Reynolds
John Doe
Milwaukee
Cates
Advertising NEWS Friday insert for La Crosse Tribune
Advertising NEWS issued weekly in the regular edition highlights national ads to appear in the newspaper. Distributors and dealers are urged to align promotions with these advertisements to maximize reach and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Advertisers Listed for Coming Week in Local Paper
The January 11 1963 issue runs an advertising schedule naming American Motors Corp Anacin Associated Hospital Service Big Jo Flour Buick Chevrolet Chrysler Cinerama Coronald Constant Comment Tea Cystex Dean's Pills Dubuque Packing Co Excelsior Medical Clinic Ezo Fasteeth Gerber's Products Marvel Foods Moon Faucet Mrs Totino's Manicotti Odrinex Oldsmobile Peterson Ointment Primatene Dr Jaynes P W Tablets Rexall Drug and Chemical Co Tempest Toilaflex for the upcoming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motors Corp
Anacin Associated Hospital Service, Inc
Big Jo Flour
Buick
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Cinerama
Coronald
Cystex
Dean's Pills
Dubuque Packing Co
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Ezo Fasteeth
Gerber's
Marvel Foods
Moon Faucet
La Crosse student named to magazine college board
Diane Berg a junior at La Crosse State College joins the college board of Mademoiselle for the annual college issue and may compete for one of 20 guest editorships in May. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Alec E Berg of 514 La Crosse St Onalaska and a member of the college's annual staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Berg
la Crosse State College
Mademoiselle Magazine
Mademoiselle
New York
Miss Berg
Alec E. Berg
la Crosse St
Onalaska
la Crosse State
Reynolds Praises Coffey As A Great Jurist
Governor John W. Reynolds lauded Milwaukee County Circuit Judge John L. Coffey as a great jurist for his John Doe inquiry. Reynolds, who once helped with the probe, called Coffey’s handling a tremendous public service and said he would appoint a special prosecutor if warrants are issued after a Milwaukee City Hall meeting where Mayor Henry Maier and DA William McCauley criticized Coffey's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Dist. Atty
William S. McCauley
Coffey
Man Awaits Decision On Murder Charge
In Minneapolis 44 year old Gordon King awaits a federal murder trial decision a week from today. Judge Earle Larson will rule on the district attorney's motion to dismiss the charges. King allegedly killed Emma Barrett King on the Red Lake Indian Reservation north of Bemidji in June 1941. He was deemed insane a month later and committed to St Elizabeth Hospital in Washington, D.C. He was released last November after officials found him mentally competent to stand trial. The judge will rely on psychiatric tests ordered for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Gordon King
Earle Larson
District Attorney’s Office
King
Emma Barrett King
Red Lake
Bemidji
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington, D.C
Larson
Crimes Lab Technician Slugged in Madison Apartment
MADISON AP Thomas J Schuh 24 a technician at the State Crime Laboratory suffered severe head lacerations when an intruder he found in his apartment attacked him around 2 am The apartment was ransacked but police could not determine immediately if anything was missing Schuh was taken to Wisconsin General Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomas J. Schuh
State Crime Laboratory
Schuh
Wisconsin General Hospital
Hausheer Named To Development Office
Frank A. Hausheer of Madison Wisconsin was elected secretary treasurer of the Great Lakes Industrial Development Council which promotes economic development in five Great Lakes states. Hobuster? Wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Frank A. Hausheer
Madison
Wis
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Baptized as Rebecca Becomes Christian
Pocahontas accepted Christianity and was given the baptismal name Rebecca. The conversion marks a notable moment in her cultural and spiritual transition during early colonial contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Rebecca
Gainesville Shrinks as Space Age Project Converts Town
Gainesville Mississippi, once a river trade hub with sawmills and pirate lore, faces extinction as the Space Age Mississippi test facility buys 141,000 acres to test rocket engines. The $500 million base will erase the town, its store, and generations of residents who cling to remoteness near the Pearl River. The move ends a century of local life from Honorable elders to Louise Loveless and a remembered justice of the peace who once fined two men and bought drinks for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Miss
Mississippi
Pearl River
Honey Island
Louise Elizabeth Loveless
S. G. Thigpen Sr
Picayune
South
Ambrose Gaines
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
E. J. Stockwell
Stockwell
Blanchard Widow Seeks Assembly Seat After Husband
Mrs. David J. Blanchard of Edgerton widow of the late Republican Assembly speaker said she would run for the seat her husband formerly held. She voiced interest at a Rock County GOP caucus. If a special election is ordered, primary is March 5 and election April 2. Harold B. Robinson of Evansville had also announced he would seek the nomination. Blanchard died last month after winning re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
David J. Blanchard
Edgerton
Assembly
Blanchard
Rock County
John W. Reynolds
Harold B. Robinson
Evansville
Freeman outlines two price wheat plan for 1964
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman outlined the Kennedy administration two price wheat plan for 1964. The plan would insure growers against income and market chaos and requires a national referendum by two thirds of voters in May or June. It envisions a 49-50 million acre national allotment, a $2 a bushel support for about 925 million bushels and a $1.30 rate for wheat on excess allotment, with certificates distributing support among farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Kenosha Water Plan To Be Heard
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission schedules a January 22 hearing in Kenosha on Kenosha’s plan to spend 2.5 million to upgrade the water utility and raise water rates. Previous 1961 actions involved 3.8 million in improvements and rate increases, with bond approval still pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Madison
W AP
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
North Central Public Service Corp
St. Paul
Minn
Wisconsin
Monroe
Washington
Green County
Benton
Darlington
Wiota
Lafayette County
J and Fulton
Porter
Rock County
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Milwaukee
Beaver Dam
Columbus
Waupun
State Employe In Custody On Tax Charge
Madison AP report states Robert M. Bair a 52 year old State Industrial Commission employee was arrested on a federal charge of aiding in preparing false income tax returns for five Eau Claire County residents. Indicted in Milwaukee, Bair formerly Dane County Court register in probate. He allegedly prepared the false returns while practicing as an attorney in Fall Creek in 1956 and 1957 and kept $637 from clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Industrial Commission
Eau Claire
Robert M. Bair
Milwaukee
Bair
Dane
Fall Creek
Philip Padden
U.S
Barr
County's Responsibility On Children's Aid Set
Minnesota Supreme Court rules Hennepin County must support four indigent Red Lake Chippewa children who moved to Minneapolis. The justices say state welfare policy assigns public aid to the political subdivision of settlement, with Beltrami County rightly denying aid on reservation status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Hennepin County
Walter F. Rogosheske
Minnesota
Red Lake
Beltrami County
Minneapolis
Hennepin County Welfare Board
ADC
Carp in Beer: A Favorite German Fish Dish
A traditional German dish features carp pan fried or simmered in beer, yielding a savory, rich flavor. The preparation highlights beer’s malt and hops to create a deep glaze that complements the fish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norma Nolan
Argentina
Royal Crown Cola
John A. Strand Jr
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Chicago
Gordon Wolfgram
Royal Crown Cola Co
LSC
PIKE
Turkey
Doe
Blyman
Kitty Korner Bar
West Ave
Walt
SSS
DIAL
Mississippi Inn
Maryon Wateski
Green Bay
Ave
American Legion
Silvertones
P.M. Sharp
Eagle
ED Strahl
Hoskins
The
Business News
Frank J. Morley
Manpower, Inc
Morley
Gallagher Report
Matthew
Joe) Culligan
Curtis Publishing
Edgar W.W. Nelson
Lehn & Fink Products
Ed W. Ebel
General Foods
Marion Harper Jr
Interpublic Inc
James T. Aubrey Jr
CBS Television Network
Robert P. Pauley
ABC
Samuel I. Newhouse
Newhouse Newspapers
Culligan
Norman Cahners
Cahners Publishing
Doyle Dane Bernbach
New Albin
Iowa
Vernon Peters
Whitehall
Truman Jacobson
John Dubiel
Independence
Jacobsons
Adelyn Hollis
State, Eau Claire
Dolly Madison Dairies
Dr. Hollis
Lloyd Dashher
Hudson, Sr
Richard K. Martinson
Huebsch
C. J. Woychik
Blair Street
Ed Klismet
Marshfield
Maid-Rite Cafe
George St
Res
Reynolds
Hausheer
Joe's
Space Age
By David Zinman
Whitey
Pearl St
Orewm
NEA
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
National Grange
National Farmers Organization
Pizza Villa
Sal
T" Bone
Terrace Bar & Cafe
Shore Acres Road
la Crescent
Wwir
Gateway
Jackson
Gysyl 401 South
OUP
Andwiches
Cavalier
the Inn OF Distinction
Fleth Ave
Your Hest, Jack Sheetz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!