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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
5
In Lexington Captain Gus Mangione faced a puzzling call about a squirrel that supposedly smiled at a resident. Firefighters cornered the animal with a broom and captured it alive after orders to release it outdoors.
Cpl. Claude Batchelor 22 from Kermit Texas signed a non-Communist affidavit at Fort Sam Houston post prison. The move clears about 4000 dollars in back pay and funds his defense. remaining money will aid bringing his Japanese wife Kyoto from Tokyo to the United States. Batchelor faces possible court martial over alleged collaboration with the enemy while a prisoner of war.
A 3 year old boy was held at Braintree police station for two hours. He dumped police files, pulled cabinet drawers, disrupted the teletype and telephone switching. He beaned Lt Francis Maguire with a flashlight before officers placed him in a cruiser to find his parents.
The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial staff and departments including publisher W T Burgess and editors R L Bangsberg J E Lienlokken Alfred W Rice Gerald G Moriarity. It notes publication location 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates within 75 miles and beyond.
Vilas Crogan is erecting a new house beside the Christopher Erickson residence in Ettrick Vilas County Wisconsin. The project details are listed in a local specials note.
Virginia and Wausau Wis topped the 1953 national traffic safety contest. States firsts included Virginia New Jersey Oklahoma Washington and Pennsylvania. Cities honored span Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Phoenix Kalamazoo Wausau Garden City. Virginia and Wausau are first-time national winners.
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