Cashton Woman Dies In Crash Near Cashton
Tonya Bronson 20 of Cashton died after a car left STH 27 north of Cashton at 12:25 a.m. Sunday. Richard Dickman 21 and two Cashton residents were injured. Dickman and Barbara Hundt 19 were treated. Hundt transferred to another hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church Cashton with burial in Portland Cemetery. Bronson survived by her parents and siblings.
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Cashton
Wis
Tonya Bronson
Owen Bronson
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparta
Richard Dickman
R. 2
Norwalk
Monroe County
Thomas Johnson
Dickman
James Ingham
Barbara Hundt
Sparta Hospital
Miss Hundt
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Ingham
Trinity Lutheran Church
Portland Cemetery
Torkelson Funeral Home
Largest tractor pulling contest sets new record at La Crosse Fair
The La Crosse Interstate Fair in West Salem Wisconsin hosted a record breaking tractor pulling event with 88 entries ending at 1 45 a m Monday. Winners across 6 8 10 500 pound classes were led by Bob Olson Black River Falls in 6 000 stock and modified and Jerry Gilbertson Tomah in 8 000 stock with pulls up to 35 000 pounds. The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod reports its 1 000th congregation Gethmane Lutheran Raleigh NC part of 43 states and 386 000 members.
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West Salem
Wis
la Crosse
Donald Evans
Evans
Bob Olson
Black River Falls
Evans Implement
John Deeree
Duane Ghorson
Kendall
Farmall
Degenhart Implement
Norwalk
Ray Matison
Hillsboro
Larry Bittesworth
Ettrick
Ronnie Gilbertson
Richard Steinhoff
R. J. Cashton
St. Joseph
John Deere
Leslie Gerders
Jerry Gilbertson
Karl Westpfahl
Tomah
Allis-Chalmers
Ridgeview Implement
Mike Linnehan
Sparta
Schreier
Eugene Haas
R. J. Kendall
Allis- Chalmers
Dennis Fisher
Harmony
Minn
John Walsh
Manston
Beebe Implement
Larry Judevine
Camp Douglas
Beebe
Tom Hericks
Sam Bell
Dan Gerdes
John Steinhoff
Don Ziegler
R. 3
Degenhart
Orrin Schwier
R. 1
Syl's Place
Barre Mills
Dave Schreier
Willie Schwartzel
Larry Gensch
Bob Wendorf
R. J. la Crosse
Massey- Ferguson
Lornadale Holstein Farm
Gary Rasmussen
Linnehan
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Raleigh
N.C
La Crosse Tribune Staff and Delivery Contact Info
La Crosse Tribune lists editors and staff positions including Sanford Goltz Henry Hook and Wallace Hutzler. It gives delivery contact numbers and hours and notes publication at 435 4th St La Crosse Wisconsin with second class postage paid. It lists pricing for city carrier and mail subscriptions within 75 miles and notes Volume 69 Number 67.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Death of Wenzel Misna of Coon Valley Wisconsin
Wenzel Misna 80 of Route 1 Coon Valley died Sunday July 22 in a La Crosse nursing home. Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev. Robert Wagner officiating. Burial in Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Rosary at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the church. He was born September 10 1892 in Town of Hamberg. Survived by two sons Sylvester Alexandria Virginia and Richard Wisconsin Dells two daughters Mrs Calvin Haskins and Mrs Clarence Schaub of Coon Valley ten grandchildren twenty great grandchildren three sisters Mrs Joseph Sheen Eau Claire Mrs Elmer Kissner Willard and Mrs John Lepke Chaseburg.
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Coon Valley
Wis
Wenzel Misna
la Crosse
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert Wagner
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Rosary
Hamberg
John Misna
Hildegard Rocert
Chaseburg
Sylvester
Alexandria
Richard
Wisconsin Dells
Calvin Haskins
Clarence Schaub
Joseph Sheen
Eau Claire
Elmer Kissner
Willard
John Lepke
Elks Vote To End Whites-Only Membership Policy
Delegates of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks approve a whites-only membership ban by a 2186 to 773 vote, needing lodge majority to take effect. Grand Exalted Ruler Robert A. Yothers expects final approval by October. policy had stood 105 years amid license revocation fears linked to whites-only clubs.
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Chicago
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Robert A. Yothers
Eddie Rickenbacker Hero to Aviation Leader
The famed flyer and Eastern Air Lines head, Eddie Rickenbacker, survived a 1942 Pacific ditching with seven others after a fuel loss, sharing a seagull meal and 24 days afloat before rescue. He earlier survived a 1936 crash that killed eight, built Eastern from 400 to 35,000 employees, and earned the Medal of Honor and 15 honorary doctorates.
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Secretary of War
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Samoa
EAL
Atlanta
Rickenbacker Motor Co
General Motors
Eastern
Adelaide Frost Durant
Miami
New York
David E
William F
Key Biscayne
Capt
Eddie
Singers Entertain Salute Paisani Club at Holiday Inn
The Kids From Wisconsin performed for about an hour at the Salute Paisani Club meeting in the Holiday Inn. About 90 members and friends attended the Italian club’s bimonthly event featuring Italian dinner swimming cards and games. Mrs. C. A. Natoli noted it as the annual summer affair.
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Wisconsin
Holiday Inn
Salute Paisani Club
C. A. Natoli
Hagen Road
Ex-Nixon aide denies knowlege of bugging plans
Former White House aide Gordon Strachan denied being told of wiretapping proposals for the Nixon reelection effort. FBI investigators supported his claim that campaign documents were not automatically sent to him, even as Jeb Magruder testified about earlier plans and logs. Strachan said he learned of a sophisticated intelligence system with a $300000 budget from Magruder but knew only that much.
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White House
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FBI
Strachan
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
Magruder
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Haldeman
Watergate
John W. Dean III
Dean
Former Head of Federal Women's Labor Unit Dies
Frieda S. Miller 83, who led the U S Labor Department Women s Bureau from 1944 to 1953, died in a nursing home. She was also the second woman to serve as New York State labor commissioner. Survivors include an adopted daughter and two grandsons. Roger B. Taney noted as the first Cabinet nominee rejected by the Senate.
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Frieda S. Miller
Women’s Bureau of
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New York State
Frances Perkins
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
la Crosse
Wis
Downer College
Milwaukee
University of Chicago
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Women's Trade Union League
Trade Union College
Joint Board of Sanitary Control
Women’s Garment
New York City Welfare Council
Division of Women In Industry
State Department of Labor
Roger Brooke Taney
Maryland
U.S. Senate
Taney
President Jackson
the Treasury
Nowakowski seeks dismissal of eight charges
Milwaukee County Board Chairman Richard Nowakowski asks the circuit court to dismiss eight felonies including one bribery count two corrupt practices counts and five solicitation counts. Judge Robert J. Parins will hear defense claims that grand jury indictments are invalid and defense subpoenas 26 witnesses including prosecutors, state agents, jury officials and reporters.
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Milwaukee County Board
Richard Nowakowski
Robert J. Parins
Green Bay
Nowakowski
The
Milwaukee Journal
Grand Jury
State Justice Department
Milwaukee County Jury
Journal
Hijackers Seize Boeing 747 Bound for Tokyo
A Boeing 747 was hijacked after a grenade exploded in Amsterdam as the plane carried 118 passengers and 21 crew toward Tokyo. The hijackers, calling themselves the Sons of Occupied Territory of Jerusalem, warned of explosives at all doors and awaited instructions from unknown headquarters.
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Tokyo
Bunsei Sato
Dubai
Yoshihisa Miyashita
Amsterdam
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