Court Rules Herman Marks Deportable in New York
Herman Frederick Marks a 39 year old Milwaukee born adventurer once tied to Castro forces was ruled a deportable alien by the New York office of the U S Naturalization and Immigration Service He has 10 days to appeal He defected from the Cuban army re entered the U S via Mexico last July 22 at El Paso He was arrested in New York on January 25 Immigration officials cited a loss of U S citizenship through service in Castro s armed forces and a Cuban deserter status They note a history of more than 30 arrests including rape draft dodging assault auto theft vagrancy and drunkenness with prior jail breaks in Wisconsin Ohio and California
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New York
Herman Frederick Marks
Milwaukee
Fidel Castro
U.S. Naturalization and Immigration Service
Marks
Washington
United States
Mexico
el Paso
Immigration Service
Castro
Havana
Cuba
Wisconsin
Ohio
California
GOP Leaders Push for Stronger Foreign Policy Tone
MacGregor criticizes the Peace Corps as too quiet and argues volunteers should be better trained and sent abroad to promote American values against communist efforts. George Thompson reports 400 tickets at five dollars for the dinner, with about 250 attendees at the Avalon event.
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Page 1
Peace Corps
MacGregor
George Thompson
Avalon
2nd Division Vets To Commemorate Invasion Date
La Crosse area veterans of the 2nd Indianhead Division will mark the Omaha Beach landing with an annual steak fry on June 7 at Red Cloud Park La Crosse at 6 30 p m Ralph Steele secretary of the La Crosse branch said attendees may call him at WKBH WKBT He noted more than 100 area men wore the Indian head patch in World Wars I II and Korea The 2nd Infantry Division trained 20000 at Camp McCoy during World War II.
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la Crosse Area
Omaha Beach
Red Cloud Park
la Crosse
Ralph Steele
2Nd Division Association
Steele
Korea
2Nd Infantry Division
Camp McCoy
Last Square Dance Of Season In Coulee Region
The Coulee Region Promenaders square dance group, sponsored by the city recreation department, will hold its last dance of the season in Longfellow gym Saturday evening. A pot luck lunch will be served. Summer schedule starts June 10 at Pioneer Hall, 8 to 11 30 p m each Saturday. Irwin Pasch is caller. Kitchen committee named.
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Coulee Region
City Recreation Department
Longfellow Gym
Pioneer Hall
5Th Ave
Market St
Irwin Pasch
Promenaders
Margaret Hall
Bill Kane
Joe
Sally Dettinger
Henry
Pauline Ruetten
Bill
Ethel Vogel
Fred
Rita Bagnierski
Joan Frost
Dee Monti
Don
Patricia Trapp
Woman suffers concussion in three car crash at Cass and Sixth
Glory Bachman, 26, of 325 S 6th St, was hospitalized with a mild concussion after a three car end to end collision Monday at 6th and Cass. Drivers John Randall 17, Bruce Michalke, and Charles McFadden 30 exchanged names. Bachman rode with McFadden. She told police her voice spelled as she walked home from the accident.
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St. Francis Hospital
Glory Bachman
S. 6Th St
6Th
Cass Streets
John Randall
Bruce Michalke
la Crescent
Charles McFadden
Wood St
Miss Bachman
Milwaukee and South St Paul Livestock Prices Report
Livestock market quotations from Milwaukee and South St Paul show hogs and cattle steady to lower with varying weight bands and prices. Hogs mostly 14.25 to 16.50. cattle steady with steer and heifer ranges around 14.50 to 23.00. calves up to 34.00. Anchoring locations include Winona and Chicago area markets with similar activity and price spreads.
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Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allied Radio
McQuay, Inc
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Nekoosa
Caterpillar Trac
Sinclair Oil
No. Plastics
Chrysler Socony
No. States
Sperry Rand
Northw. Banc
Columbia Gas
Standard Oil Ind
Pan Am
Edison
Standard Oil NJ
Consolidated Foods
Studebaker Packard
Copeland
Sunray
Royal Dutch Curtiss Wright
Swift
DuPont
Texaco
Tex. E. Trans
Eastman Kodak
Trane
Trane Co. Elec. & Mus. Ind
20Th Century Fox
Western Power
Ford
United Airlines
Wis. P. & Lt
Foremost Dairies
Rubber Tausche Hdw
Pruehaus Trailer
U.S. Steel Mutual Funds Gamble Skogmo
Wallace Press
Boston Fund
General Dynamics
Westinghouse Elec
Chemical
General Electric
Western Union
Eaton & Howard
General Motors
White Motor
Bar Fund
General Telephone
Woolworth
Eaton & Howardt
Northern Ry
Commodities— Stock Fund
Greyhound
Fidelity Pond
Tlinois Central
Inc Investors
Int
Harvester
Eges
Jones & Laughlin
Stock Fund
L. C. Cooler
Dow Jones
Ludlow
Puritan
Montgomery Ward
Wis. Fund
Milwaukee
Winona
Swift & Company
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Usdai
Three Cars to Be Sold to Highest Bidder
Three automobiles with overdue payments will be sold to the highest bidder in public sales at 10 a.m. at DeMann Motors in Union Grove and Fort Sheridan. A 1960 Simca four door, a 1960 Rambler Custom four door, both owned by Hazel Lowe, and a 1958 Ford Fairlane eight cylinder owned by Sgt Leslie Sage, will be auctioned for breach of conditional sales contracts with Commercial Credit. A 1959 Ford Ranch Wagon will be sold at 10 a.m. Thursday by Pacific Finance Co for Maynard Sween who also failed to keep up payments.
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DeMann Motors
N. 6Th St
Hazel Lowe
Union Grove
Commercial Credit Corp
Sgt
Leslie F. Sage
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Pacific Finance Co
5Th Ave
Maynard Sween
Pacific
Trujillo Assassination Shocks Dominican Republic
Reports say dictator Rafael Trujillo was killed by an assault in Ciudad Trujillo with his chauffeur wounded. Claims of seven attackers, a band led by Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz, and widespread censorship followed. Haiti and Dominican exiles reacted as U S relations with the regime cooled.
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Trujillo
NBC
John Hlavacek
Ciudad Trujillo
Juan Tomas Diaz
Mexico City
Diaz
Brazil
Dominican Republic
United States
Washington
New York
San Juan
Haiti
Hispaniola
Burlington Railroad names new division and city supervisors
The Burlington Railroad announced E L Phillips as assistant superintendent of the Aurora Illinois division succeeding J P Nelson who becomes superintendent of the Fort Worth and Denver Railway at Amarillo Texas. E R Craven moves from La Crosse Wisconsin to Chicago division and J G Edwards will replace Craven in La Crosse.
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Chicago, Il
Burlington Railroad
E. L. Phillips
Aurora (Ill
J. P. Nelson
Nelson
Fort Worth
la Crosse
J. G. Edwards
Omaha
Neb
Craven
Winona SC Alums Meet 1911 50th Anniversary Dinner
Winona Minnesota The Alumni Society of Winona State College will hold its annual dinner and meeting at 7 p m Saturday June 3 The class of 1911 will hold a 50th anniversary reunion at the dinner Co sponsors of the golden anniversary are Miss Angelyn De Groot and Miss Mildred Bartsch Hostesses from the class of 1911 are Mrs Dorothy Buck Shaxstad and Miss Helen Robb The members of the class of 1911 will be introduced and some will receive citations Mrs Gladys Stedman is the dinner chairman Dr Nels Minne program chairman and Ernest Buhler publicity chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Winona State College
Angelyn de Groot
Mildred Bartsch
Dorothy Buck Shaxstad
Helen Robb
Gladys Stedman
Nels Minne
Ernest Buhler
Spelling championship details reveal male winner and young finalists
The article notes a $250 prize to a male winner sponsored by the Baltimore Sun papers, with 49 girls and 24 boys in finals. It mentions Gayle Fehr, 13, Covington KY, placing 15th, Steven Palmer, 10, Vernon TX, finishing 7th, and John winning on the 628th word. The event continues a male winner streak since 1958 after girls dominated earlier.
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Baltimore Sun Papers
Gayle Fehr
Covington
Steven Palmer
Vernon
Tex
John
Joel Montgomery
Colorado
Henry Feldman
Tennessee
June ushers in thundershowers and heat in Wisconsin
June opened with showers and thundershowers ahead of a cold front. La Crosse saw the season's highest night temperature of 70, after May's warmest day of 87. May averaged 57.1 degrees, 1.9 below normal, with 2.76 inches of rain, 0.51 below normal.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Pamphlet On Jobs For Minors Available
A pamphlet listing state regulations applying to the employment of minors is available from the La Crosse District office of the Wisconsin State Employment Service. The guide, published by the Industrial Commission's Woman and Child Labor Division, targets employers and those counseling minors with no charge and can be requested by writing GUIDE Wisconsin State Employment Service P. O. Box 949 La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
The
Industrial Commission
Woman and Child Labor Division
WSES
N. E. Schulze
Wisconsin
Wipson Committed as Criminally Insane in Wisconsin Case
William Wipson 41 admitted killer captured after a three state search and was committed as criminally insane to Central State Hospital at Waupun. He faces first degree murder charges in the Superior slaying of Ben Hucovski 51. Judge ordered indefinite commitment after psychiatrist Dr. L R Gowan assessed him.
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Superior
William Wipson
Minnesota
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Wipson
Ben Hucovski
A. Walter Dahl
Atrist
Gowan
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Duluth
Cloquet
Illinois
Wilbur Davis
Jimmy Lawson
Springfield
Wilson
Hucovski
Lienlokken Slugged. Believed Robbery Victim in Springfield
James R. Lienlokken, 24, United Press International Newspictures manager, improved after a potential strong arm robbery near his Springfield workplace. Police say he was slugged leaving work around 1 a.m. and that about $35 vanished from his billfold found near him. he regained consciousness and spoke with detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
James R. Lienlokken
United Press International Newspictures
Lienlokken
la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune News
James E. Lienlokken
Lincoln Neprud
Holland Furnace Co
Pearl St
Holland
Edward
Rose Witt
S. 16Th St
Witts
Witt
Webster Girl Scouts Award Ceremony Highlights Troop 43
Webster Girl Scout Troop 43 held a court of awards on Monday as girls earned badges including Lori Bishofsky Debra Brenengan Ellen Butterfield Natalie De Clute Kerry Michaels Barbara Nerison Beth Rice Peggy Rick Susan Schauland Linda Zielke Barbara Bedessem Betty Bush Diane Michaels Lorna Nelsstuen and Diane Retzlaff. Brownie Troop 52 welcomed 13 new members Peggy Adams Patricia Mills Donna Heslip Rita Gardner Jan Grenewalt Suzanne Cauffman Sandra Pierce Kay Christman Helen Antone Shirley Lawrence Laurie Wetzsteene Susan Nessestuen Cathy Matson. Leaders are Mrs. Kenneth Zurn and Mrs. George Duncan with committee members Mrs. Myron Schauland Mrs. Allen Brenegan and Mrs. Jess Butterfield. Elephant brain fact noted.
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Webster ‘School
Lori Bishofsky
Debra Brenegan
Ellen Butterfield
Natalie de Clute
Kerry Michaels
Barbara Nerison
Beth Rice
Peggy Rick
Susan Schauland
Linda Zielke
Barbara Bedessem
Betty Bush
Diane Michaels
Lorna Nelsestuen
Diane Retzlaff
Nelson Mills
Brownies
Peggy Adams
Patricia Mills
Donna Heslip
Rita Gardner
Jan Grenewalt
Suzanne Cauffman
Sandra Pierce
Kay Christman
Helen Antone
Shirley Lawrence
Laurie Wetzsteene
Susan Nessestuen
Cathy Matson
Kenneth Zurn
George Duncan
Myron Schauland
Allen Brenegan
Jess Butterfield
Innocent Plea Entered Over Unsafe Shed Behind Home
Anton T. Moen of 2109 13th St. appeared in Police Justice Court on an unsafe shed charge. Building Inspector Eugene Dally urged a dangerous condition finding, Moen pled not guilty, trial set for 10 a.m. Thursday, $25 appearance bond ordered.
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Anton T. Moen
13Th St
Police Justice Court
Eugene Dally
Dally
Moen
George Ruediger
Boat buyers read Classified and sell yours now
Classified prompt invites readers to place boat ads by dialing 2-8040 for a friendly ad writer. The notice emphasizes quick placement and personal assistance.
Kennedy and De Gaulle pledge united stance on Berlin crisis
Kennedy and De Gaulle after two hours and 35 minutes of talks announce general agreement to confront Soviet threats to West Berlin. Britain joins in the Berlin stand while Khrushchev looms over Vienna talks as Kennedy signals a firm, no compromise line.
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Kennedy
de Gaulle
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Vienna
Europe
United States
France
U.S
East Germany
Britain
Berlin
Foreign Office
Heinrich von Brentano
Ireland
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Laos
Salinger
Latin America Unit Celebrated by Local Junior High
Logan Junior High seventh graders completed their Latin America unit with a chili dinner and program Friday evening. Mrs. Gertrude Schnur’s class performed To Tell the Truth while Mrs. Gorghild Knudson’s class presented A Glimpse into Argentina and Mrs. Patricia Patterson’s class offered A Primavera Fiesta in Mexico.
Square Dance Group Changes Meetings
The Happy Twirlers square dance group sponsored by the city recreation department shifts summer dance nights from Friday to Monday. They meet 8 to 11 p.m. at Lincoln Junior High School gym 9th and Ferry with Norm Indvick of Lanesboro as caller.
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Happy Twirlers
City Recreation Department
Lincoln Junior High School
9Th
Ferry Sts
Norm Indvick
Lanesboro
Minn
Five Die In Fire In Flint Michigan
A fatal blaze at a three story rooming house near Flint downtown killed two men. Sixteen other tenants managed to escape as flames swept the first floor around 2 a.m. The fire department reported the early morning tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Flint
Signs Accuse OAS Of Being A Red Front
Night signs alleging the Organization of American States and the Pan American Union are Communist fronts were painted on their buildings in Washington. Some signs named OAS staff members, while copies of a manifesto titled Crusade against communism were found at Pan American Union grounds. A sideways eight symbol, tied to eternity and used in Cuba, appeared on doors.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Pan American Union
OAS
Cuba
Fuller Speaks At Onalaska Memorial Day Program
Attorney Hubert V. Fuller urged courage and initiative at the Onalaska Memorial Day program, warning against comforts dulling national purpose. Marsha Curtis recited Flanders Field and America’s Answer, James Willson read Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, as Boy Scouts and the Onalaska High School band participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert V. Fuller
Onalaska
Marsha Curtis
Flanders Field
America
James Willson
Lincoln
Struck-Klandrud Post
American Legion
Legion
Leonard Beenken
North Presbyterian Church
la Crosse
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Michael Gether
Sarette
Cloquet, Minn
Latin America
Rafael Jr
Air Force
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Kim Novak
Burlington Road
Winona SC
Webster Girl Scouts
Yours
Glamour
Page
Land
Eisenhower
Pierre Salinger
White House
Stoffel
Fuller
Glen Raven
Barron
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