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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

11

Lawsuit Seeks Recovery of Auto Repair Funds

Farmers Insurance Exchange sues Rural Mutual Insurance in La Crosse Circuit Court to recover money paid for repairing Harold Hagen’s car after a collision with Delores Hauge on June 6 1951 at 8th and King Streets La Crosse. Jury panel from multiple towns views collision scene with Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud presiding.

Farmers Insurance Exchange Rural Mutual Casualty Insurance Co la Crosse Harold Hagen West Salem Delores Hauge la Crescent Minn 8Th King Streets Lincoln Neprud Ida Spika Louis Petersson Virginia Wolfe Louis W. Weigel Michael J. Killalea Bernice Im. Jahimiak Alma Blair George Gensch Hamilton Wesley Chalsma Holland Edgar Schilling Burns Helien Tolvstad Holmen Theodore Kroener Farmington

May Dismiss ROK Assembly Dares Crisis in Korea

The South Korean National Assembly ceased functioning as President Syngman Rhee moved toward dissolution. Fifty-two pro Rhee members quit, citing corruption, leaving 183 seats unable to form a quorum. Detentions and escapes mark the crackdown as UN sources note pressure tactics and a claimed Communist threat.

Stan Carter Pusan Korea National Assembly Syngman Rhee Rhee P. H. Shinicky United Nations

Scotsman Dr Ralph Mitchell to speak at Youth For Christ program

Dr Ralph W. Mitchell, a Scotsman and former England pastor, will speak at the Vocational Auditorium Sunday night as the Christian Business Men's Committee hosts the Youth For Christ program. The evening features moving pictures titled With Billy Graham in Europe and a trumpet performance by Les Sapsford. Program begins at 8 p.m. with free admission.

Ralph W. Mitchell Christian Business Men’s Committee England United States Mitchell Britain Billy Graham Europe Les Sapsford

Tigers and Red Sox Pull Major Nine-Player Trade

Detroit trades George Kell Hoot Evers Dizzy Trout Johnny Lipon to Boston for Walter Dropo Johnny Pesky Fred Hatfield Don Lenhardt and Bill Wight in a major midseason deal. Kell and Evers headline Tigers losses while Dropo Pesky Lenhardt headline Boston gains.

Detroit Detroit Tigers George Kell Hoot Evers Dizzy Trout Johnny Lipon Boston Red Sox Tigers Walter Dropo Johnny Pesky Fred Hatfield Don Lenhardt Bill Wight Kell Evers Dropo Pesky Lenhardt Boston

Public School Commencement Change Seen As Improvement

Local officials praise Sunday afternoon commencements as a curb on wild parties. The shift follows Brice Prairie incidents and led to celebrations with families and community groups. Eight teens and three others faced police reaction. two La Crosse youths were fined for contributing to delinquency of minors.

Brice Prairie North Side Marshall G. Batho G. D. Scott Central High School D. E. Field Logan Donald Terpstra Terp Istra la Crosse Sherman Sager Roy V. Ahlstrom Ahlstrom Allen Peters Robert Muller Asst. Dist. Atty Philip G. Arneson Roy B. Sampson la Crosse Tribune W. T. Burgess R. L. Bangsberg J. E. Lienlokken Alfred W. Rice Gerald G. Moriarity Ed Keefe Howard Colvin A. E. Teachout Luther Wilkins E. L. Burgess

Wisconsin Livestock Show Results List Champions

The La Crosse Tribune lists cow and bull classes with champions and placings for July 1 1949 to June 30 1951. Winners include senior grand champion Clifford Umberger and junior champion Edwin Swenson among many from West Salem Galesville Sparta Tomah and Camp Douglas with Purdy Kowitz and Suttie among top exhibitors.

Truman Everson Blair Larry Gensch West Salem A. J. Malin Genoa Ervin Nuttleman Myra Suttie Galesville H. R. Halvorson Holmen Elmer F. Everson Bull Floyd Purdy Loren Kowitz Norwalk Wilda Blaskey Roy E. Jacobs Sparta Bernard C. Wood Neil Jacobs Edwin Swenson Edwin ‘Swenson Thomas Wright Manston Earl Robert Rhyme H. E. Jacobson Viroqua Vilas Duane l Young Heifer Ralph Wood Gallesville Herman Gugdahl New Lisbon Cow William Wood Vernon Nehring Frank M. Gorham Henry A. Nerison Westby Clifford Umberger Lewis Brux Mauston A. E. Nehring Whitehall Cedric Suttie Henry Nerison

Four Teens Reclaim Strayed Boat On Brice Prairie

Sheriff investigation traced a drifting fishing boat on the river near Brice Prairie to four Lynxville youths. Adolph Peterson 15 James Limke 15 Eugene Zeigler 16 Lorenzo Sutton 18 admitted using two boats to fish then cleaning catches on shore. The moored boat broke and drifted away, later recovered by the owners.

Brice Prairie Lynxville Wis Adolph Peterson James Limke Eugene Zeigler Lorenzo Sutton

Gardener Arrested in Montebello Marijuana Grow

Charles Edward Calkin, 38, was arrested in Montebello after police found 80 marijuana plants in his garden while he watered it. He was booked on suspicion of violating the state health and safety code.

Montebello Calif Charles Edward Calkin Calkin

Rhonda Fleming Engaged to Beverly Hills Surgeon

Hollywood actress Rhonda Fleming announces engagement to Dr. Lewis V. Morrill, a Beverly Hills surgeon. The couple shared the news yesterday in a public statement.

Hollywood Rhonda Fleming Beverly Hills Lewis V. Morrill

Sub Skipper's Wife To Christen New Ship

The Navy will launch its modern snorkel submarine USS Gudgeon at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on June 11. Mrs. Robert A. Bonin of Manston Wisconsin widow of Lt Comdr Robert A Bonin sponsor of the ship will christen it. The original Gudgeon sank 19 Japanese ships totaling 133,957 tons.

Portsmouth N.H Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Robert A. Bonin Manston Wis Pacific

McCarthy to Question Benton on Wednesday

Senator McCarthy announced a postponement of the start of his pre-trial examination of Senator Benton to Wednesday due to Benton's absence from the city. The suit seeks two million dollars and accuses Benton of libel and slander linked to efforts to expel McCarthy from the Senate.

Washington Sen McCarthy R—Wis Benton D— iConn Connecticut Senate

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