Minnows Stolen Worth 48 Dollars At Local Club
La Crosse Boat Club reports theft of about 48 dollars worth of minnows from Friday night to Saturday morning. Parking meters at city lots were pried open, with containers and money taken. A hubcap, a garden hose, and wallets or purses with small cash were reported stolen from several residents. Some items were recovered, but money from purses remained missing.
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la Crosse Boat Club
Panke Boat Livery
Lawrence Hole Jr
Caledonia St
Julius Fransen
Division St
Patricia Larson
R. J
Aquinas High School
Janice L. Harden
S. 27Th St
Laird
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The instruction describes dicing a leftover cooked potato and adding it with shredded cheddar cheese to an omelet. This creates a hearty filling combining potatoes and cheese folded into eggs for a quick breakfast or brunch option.
Industrial leaders split on supply demand cure for slump
A group of 14 top executives agreed the recession stems from a supply and demand breakdown but differed on remedies. Some urged tax cuts and more government spending, others favored limiting labor unions, with several calling for consumerpriced products and lower prices. They viewed deficits as not fueling inflation and favored surpluses to fund aid in slumps.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Ralph Cordiner
General Electric
F. W. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
J. W. Keener
B. F. Goodrich Co
F. E. Jerome
Seattle First National Bank
Porter M. Jarvis
Swift and Co
Surance Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Co-Op Annual Meeting Set for Wednesday at La Crosse
More than 400 delegates managers and friends from 26 member cooperatives in a four state area converge on La Crosse for the 17th annual meeting of Dairyland Power Cooperative at the Vocational School. The day includes reports election of directors and an address by Gordon R. Clapp former TVA board chairman discussing the public interest in rural electricity.
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la Crosse
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Dairyland
Gordon R. Clapp
TVA
Clapp
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Development and Resources Corp
New York
Pierce County
Wis
30 Day Forecast For June Released
Washington AP The Weather Bureau issued a 30 day June forecast with temperatures expected to run below normal in the eastern quarter and plateau states while central regions from the Rockies to the Mississippi and the West Coast see above normal. Rainfall likely above or at normal in the northern half, with subnormal amounts in the southern third.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Mississippi
Hustler Obsolete in Testing Says Air Force Leader
Fort Worth Texas Lt Gen C S Irvine says Convair B58 Hustler remains in final tests yet already obsolete. He notes Air Force must build them until a superior design emerges and that planners must refresh concepts every three months to match new advances.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Convair
Air Force
C. S. Irvine
Shooting of Hubber Law prisoner sparks investigation
Jefferson County authorities probe shooting of Ferdinand Ranquette 28 who left Milwaukee to visit his wife Mary Ann Ranquette 26 at a cottage near Sullivan. She admitted shooting him after he allegedly broke into the family cottage. Ranquette wounded in face and chest.
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Jefferson
Huber Law
Milwaukee
Sullivan
Dist
Harold Eberhardt
Mary Ann Ranquette
Jefferson County
Ferdinand Jr
Ranquette
Fort Atkinson
Roger Reiner
Hearings Set On Burlington Rail Proposals At Onalaska
Wisconsin Public Service Commission to hear petitions to close the Onalaska agency station and to discontinue trains 45 and 52 between Minneapolis and Chicago. Hearings scheduled for 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at the courthouse, with potential delays into Thursday. Attorney John S. Coleman notes petitions filed April 22. Locals stop about 25 times. flagstops proposed for trains 47 and 48.
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Burlington Railroad
Onalaska
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Chicago
Atty
John S. Coleman
Burlington
Public Service Commission of
Coleman
May Fees In Claims Court Reach $590 Total
Judge Bosshard's Small Claims Court turned over to the county treasurer the second high est total of fees in the court's three year history last month. The treasurer's collections from the court totaled $590.55 for May, second only to August's $618.80. A total of 321 new cases were started, 134 dismissed before trial, 43 default judgments, and three contested judgments. During the month, $1,302.48 was paid into the court for disbursement to winners of judgments.
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John Bosshard
Small Claims Court
Helen Schwinefus
Tomah High Seniors Attend Services With Eisenhowers
About 75 Tomah High School seniors and chaperones traveling to Washington D C attended services at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church on Sunday with President and Mrs Eisenhower. A White House Secret Service officer accompanied the group and the pastor welcomed them from the pulpit. The church bulletin noted their visit.
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Tomah, Wis
Tomah High School
Washington, D.C
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower
White House
Secret Service
Eddy Speaks To Graduates Of Aquinas High School
Robert J. Eddy delivered the commencement address at Aquinas High School Holy Cross Seminary. He urged that all work be motivated by love of God and neighbor. Bishop Treacy and Father Hansen presided, with the Mass and diplomas followed by musical selections from the senior choir and orchestra.
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Aquinas High School
Robert J. Eddy
Holy Cross Seminary
Robert H. Hansen
John P. Treacy
M. Juanice
Aquinas
Yon
John McDonald
Junge
Zittel
McDonald
Flor Peters
Bach
Father Hansen
Eddy
Smith
Ivy
Williams
Hansen
Treacy
Edwin Thome
Teresilda
Mendelssohn
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California
By Paul Duke
Curtice
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San Francisco
Eugene Holman
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Edmund Fitzgerald
Northwestern Mutual Life
Co-Op
la Crosse - Hwy
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Doris Day
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Haney
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