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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1950

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Jail Food Cost Data Needed in La Crosse County

The Wisconsin attorney general told the La Crosse County Board that the sheriff must produce accurate cost records for feeding prisoners or risk the board denying his claims. A sliding per diem plan was adopted, and state dieticians already reviewed meals as concerns about adequacy and caloric content were raised.

la Crosse Thomas E. Fairchild John S. Coleman Fairchild Coleman la Crosse County

Fort Wayne Couples Die in Private Plane Crash

Two Fort Wayne couples were killed in a private aviation accident near La Crosse County. Richard S. Teeple and Loretta Teeple along with Albert F. Kleer and Mildred Kleer died when the Beechcraft disintegrated over a wooded hillside after a weekend trip to Ely Minnesota. Authorities reported parts of the plane scattered as witnesses described the engine whining before it plunged. No inquest will be held and federal investigators arrived to probe the crash.

Fort Wayne Ind la Crosse County Ely Minn Levi Craig Richard S. Teeple Loretta E. Foellinger Teeple Fort Wayne Newspapers, Inc Helene Foellinger Fort Wayne News-Sentinel Albert F. Kleer White Cross Supply Co Mildred Kloer Teeple Vern Lamp Leo Youncke Youncke Lamp George Reay Alfred Wadel Craig Farm Milwaukee Chicago Roy Sampson Ivan Wright Carl Smith Ed Tabbert la Crosse

Protection Of Korean Sea Lane Gets High Priority

In Far East operations the sea lane between southern Korea and Japan receives top priority. U S and British ships and American land based patrol planes sweep the waters near Pusan to keep it clear of raiders. An Essex class carrier will bolster protection for vital supply ships and troop transports amid potential submarine threats.

Elton C. Fay Washington Korea Japan United States Pusan Far East Bee Ship

Sergeant Sets Record of 123 Parachute Jumps

Dillon born sergeant John W. Swetich attached to the 82nd airborne at Fort Bragg set a U S record with 123 parachute jumps in a single day from dawn to night at Sandrock airport near Fayetteville N C The previous mark of 105 was by Juan Iriate of Buenos Aires The 32 year old performed 2 0 wrecks 107th jump at noon and 123rd at 6 PM after delays from high winds He planned 150 jumps but quit late night with the record He trained six months and ate only crackers His girlfriend Miss Mary Cook of Greensboro N C praised the feat and he hopes for a future record delay

Fayetteville N. Co Dillon Mont United States John W. Swetich 82Nd Airborne Division Fort Bragg Juan Iriate Buenos Aires Sandrock Sweiich Swetch U. S Swetich Sioux City Mary Cook Greensboro N. C O. K LL. Oe

Three Monkeys Escape From Myrick Park Zoo

Three monkeys have escaped from Myrick Park Zoo following internal disputes among the animals. Park officials believe hunger may draw them back, with sightings near Oak Grove Cemetery and La Crosse Street. Local residents are urged to help recapture and contact the park department if spotted.

Myrick Park Zoo Oklahoma City Monkey Island Park Department E. O. Meinert Meinert Oak Grove Cemetery la Crosse Street

Seaman Dies After Gas Fumes Fumigate British Liner Cheshire

In Birkerhead Mersey docks the 10,000 ton liner Cheshire fumigation caused one seaman death and about 38 illnesses while preparing for a voyage to Australia with British emigrants. No passengers were aboard. Crewmen said the ship was declared safe Wednesday morning.

Birkerhead Eng Cheshire Mersey River Australia

Death At The Ball Game At Polo Grounds

A stray bullet killed 54 year old Bernard Doyle of Fairview New Jersey while watching the Giants Dodgers doubleheader at the Polo Grounds in New York. Police found .22 shells and guns in nearby apartments and questioned a 14 year old boy who denied involvement. Doyle’s widow and two children survive.

New York Polo Grounds Marie Belld Bernard Lawrence Doyle Fairview N. J James J. Braddock Doyle New York Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers Giants Harlem River Yankee Stadium Manhattan Margaret

Thousands Attend City Fourth Of July Show

Thousands gathered to celebrate America's 174th birthday in La Crosse. The chilly 56 degree night did not dampen the long program as fireworks lit the sky while the city band played and cars lined the fairground. A VFW drum corps march impressed spectators led by George Kolb with Indian head dress. The American Legion and auxiliary showcased a colorful display.

America la Crosse City Fairground VFW George Kolb la Crosse Bar Association la Crosse

Record Independence Day toll hits 780 dead

The four day Independence weekend produced 780 accidental deaths nationwide, a new record. Traffic crashes caused 483 deaths across 47 states and DC, with Delaware the only state escape. Drowning and other accidents added 296 more fatalities.

States District of Columbia Delaware South Dakota National Safety Council Associated Press

Eisenhower Says Korea Aid Was Inescapable at Scout Jamboree

General Dwight D. Eisenhower urged 47,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge to support a full commitment to aid South Korea against invasion. He warned failure would echo Munich and said freedom costs must be borne by action, ending his remarks with Let’er rip. The address capped a jamboree celebrating American independence with 8,000 scouts illustrating key historical moments.

Valley Forge Dwight D. Eisenhower U. S South Korea Eisenhower Europe Munich Columbia University Truman George Washington Normandy Korea

Senator Hopeful End To Rail Strike After Truman Talks

Senator Darby of Kansas after a conference with President Truman expressed hope the railroad strike is near an end. He cited Truman's promise that everything possible is being done and anticipated good news. Francis O Neill on the mediation board declined to predict timing, saying work continues with both sides. AFL switchmen have a 40 hour week demand with current pay for 48 hours, impacting grain and cattle shipments.

Washington Sen Darby R-Kan Truman Chicago Francis A. O'Neill National (Railway) Mediation Board AFL

Famed Sicilian Bandit King Shot To Death By Carabinieri

Salvatore Giuliano, famed Sicilian bandit leader who proclaimed a Sicilian government and taunted Rome, was killed in his mountain hideout near Castevetrano as police closed in. A 2,000-strong Carabinieri manhunt ended with his death after he tried to shoot his way out, leaving many of his gang dead or fled.

Carabinieri Palermo Sicily Salvatore Guiliano Rome Robin Hood Giuliano Castevetrano Guiliano

North Korean Onslaught Pushes U.S. Infantry Toward Risky Position

South Korean troops retreat before a North Korean assault pushing back U S infantry near Suwon and Osan. An American unit is cut off while air strikes await weather relief. Maj. Gen. Dean rushes to the front as communique notes threats east of Suwon toward Taejon.

Tokyo U. S Suwon Associated Press Tom Lambert South Korea MacArthur Osan Seoul William F. Dean Korea Taejon

GI Escape After Ammo Train Blown Up Near Korea

U S Army Pvt Bruce France son of a Wisconsin dairy farmer escaped in jury when an ammunition train was strafed and blown apart in South Korea. He told AP reporter O H P King that his mother worried less this time though he is in artillery far to the rear.

South Korea U. S. Army Bruce France Soldiers Grove Wis France Associated Press O. H. P. King

Frontal clash near Suwon tests Korean frontline defenses

Reports from Korea describe a renewed Red maneuver south of Seoul with U S reinforcements arriving from Japan. Communist tanks reportedly faced U S artillery fire in a tank artillery duel as Maj Gen William F. Dean moved to the front to learn details.

U. S South Korea Japan Suwon Associated Press O. H. P. King Korea William F. Dean

Local Weather for La Crosse Tonight and Thursday

Fair and quite cool tonight with a low around 56. Thursday will be fair and warmer with a high near 82 in the afternoon.

la Crosse

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