Houston Man Dies When Car Hits Rocks in Houston
Guy Gordon Swenson 31 a Merchant Marine seaman was killed instantly early Saturday when his car struck a large crushed rock stockpile at the junction of Highways 16 and 76 on the southeast edge of Houston Minnesota. The crash likely occurred between 1 30 and 2 a m and the wreck found shortly before 4 a m by Robert Engstler. Swenson born September 4 1924 in Houston had been at sea since age 16 with nine ocean trips and was based at Whiting Indiana on Lake Michigan. He is survived by his parents and three sisters Mrs Gordon Hatlell Rushford Mrs Jack Grover Houston and Mrs Ernest Halvorson Spring Grove. Burial is at Stone Church Cemetery with funeral Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Houston, Minn
Guy Gordon Swenson
Houston
Stone Church
M. A. Braaten
Swenson
N. T. Norris
Beryl Kerrigan
Highway 76
Robert Engstler
Ralph Halverson
Whiting
Ind
Lake Michigan
Gordon Hatlell
Rushford
Jack Grover
Ernest Halvorson
Spring Grove
Fatalities Continue From Page One in Rural Wisconsin Accidents
In Montello Armin Churchill 22 was killed when his car left a curve, rolled 750 feet, and plunged down an embankment Friday night. In rural Janesville Owen Mathews 18 died Friday when his motorcycle collided with a car at a Edgerton Milton Junction intersection. In Cleveland town southwest of Wausau Hilbert Punke 19 was crushed when a tractor moved in gear and struck him as he leaned to touch the starter button.
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Armin Churchill
Montello
Owen Mathews
Janesville
Edgerton
Milton Junction
Wausau
Hilbert Punke
Cleveland
Here
John Hildensberger
Punke
Return of Deed for Attorney Review and Custody
The writer requests the deed be returned for study by attorneys and sends a verbatim copy under separate cover. He states the files, including the deed, are not in his personal possession and are in the attorney general's legal custody under Sec. 18.01 (1). He acts under the attorney general's supervision and directives.
Baby Colleen Martin Dies in Waukon Meningitis
Colleen Martin nine months old died after a short illness diagnosed as spinal meningitis. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Monday at Martin's Funeral Home with the Rev. William Benbow officiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. She is survived by her parents Ralph Martin, two sisters Carolyn and Rosalie, and grandparents Floyd Ames, Mrs. William Martin, and the Martins.
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Waukon
Iowa
Colleen Martin
Martin
William Benbow
Oakland Cemetery
Colleen
Ralph Martin
Carolyn
Rosalie
Floyd Ames
William Martin
Weather Temperature Forecasts Across Major Cities
Forecasters list minimum Monday night temps for cities from Miami to Seattle. Notable readings include Miami 74, Fort Worth 70, Atlanta 60, Denver 60, Memphis 60, Los Angeles 55, New York 55, San Francisco 49, Milwaukee 48, Seattle 46.
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Plains
Pacific Coast
Miami
Fort Worth
Atlanta
Denver
Memphis
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Seattle
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Dubuque
Duluth
Galveston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
LA Crosse
Madison
Minneapolis
New Orleans
St. Louis
Washington
Khrushchev Denounces Stalin In Secret Session
The Khrushchev speech sharply condemns Stalin citing terror against Soviets, purge killings, and the cult of personality. Khrushchev criticizes stalled warnings before wartime defeat and Yugoslav breaks, while noting Stalin’s brutality faced resistance at a closed congress session.
Stock Market Quotations by Shearson Hammill Co
Quotations from the stock market compiled by Shearson Hammill & Co members of the New York Stock Exchange. Brief listings reflect latest bid and ask prices across leading securities and financial instruments.
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By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Hogs and cattle markets report from Winona and Chicago
Winona cattle and hog prices show a steady to lower trend with hogs 15 to 50 cents down on various weights and fat hogs discounted. Cattle and calves hold steady with ranges for dry fed steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, bulls, and stock calves. Chicago markets note lower hogs and mixed cattle, with cattle and calf prices detailed across weight classes and supply data.
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Swift & Co
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Outlook
Wisconsin sees partly cloudy skies with a chance of scattered thunderstorms this evening and Tuesday with a slight temperature rise. Minnesota reports partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change and widely scattered thundershowers. Iowa forecasts partly cloudy skies this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the northwest and a warmer trend east today and tonight.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Man exposed himself to girl at Burns Park police report
Police said an unidentified man exposed himself to a five year old girl playing in Burns Park around 1 30 p m on Sunday The child gave police a full and accurate description of the man involved.
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la Crosse
Burns Park
Death notices for Robert E. Filter and Ray B. Graves
Robert E. Filter 70, formerly of Bangor and West Salem, died Sunday in Shelby. Survived by two sisters, three brothers. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Jostad Home West Salem. burial Garber's Coulee Cemetery. Ray B. Graves 77, former area resident and Wisconsin attorney, died last Thursday after a heart attack. services held in Wisconsin Rapids. Graves practiced in Sparta. grandfather Lewis W. Graves opened a Sparta law office in 1856 and father Judge Charles W. Graves went to Viroqua in 1879.
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Robert E. Filter
Bangor
West Salem
Shelby
Henry
Lilly) Rodenberg
Onalaska
Arnold
Louise) Jandt
Cataract
George
Alma Center
John
Virginia
Minn
Melvin
Sparta
Jostad
Leon Holm
Garber’s Coulee Cemetery
Ray B. Graves
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids
Graves
Lewis W. Graves
Charles W. Graves
Viroqua
Fred Shumway 61 Dies. Milwaukee Railroad Veteran
Fred Scoop Shumway of French Island died Sunday afternoon at 61. He had worked 45 years as a Milwaukee Railroad switch man. Survived by wife Grace and four La Crosse sisters Viola Hauser May Kenetchy Nina Hammersberg Audrey Webster, plus nephews and nieces. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Hannon officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening.
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Fred
Scoop) Shumway
French Island
Grace
Herman
Viola) Hauser
Fairborn
Ohio
Andrew
May) Kenetchy
Delos
Nina) Hammersberg
Walter
Audrey) Webster
la Crosse
Shumway
Milwaukee Railroad
Nelson Funeral Home
Robert Hannon
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral
Delayed Trial In Cigar Store Gambling Case
The trial of two men charged with running a gambling establishment at Ed's Cigar Store was postponed to June 18 as briefs are prepared on a motion to suppress evidence from a May 27 police raid. Edward Langhofer and John Thomas contest the warrant, claiming it was issued on informantion and belief. The four inmates arrested in the raid face a June 20 trial date.
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Robert Jenkins
Edward Langhofer
Main St
Langhofer
John Thomas
E. F. K. Gansen
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Jenkins
Dist. Atty
George Thompson
Kaiser Heads U S Army Artillery School Unit at Camp McCoy
Col Kaiser Milwaukee leads the 5912 USAR School advance party at Camp McCoy Wisconsin for a 15 day active duty summer encampment beginning Sunday. The unit trains 192 students from the Fifth Army area in field artillery including 105 and 155 millimeter howitzers. Col Kaiser, the school commander, served since 1926 and previously with the 7th Army special services in World War II.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
USAR
Walter J. Kaiser
Milwaukee
Fifth Army
Col. Kaiser
Army
Wisconsin
7Th Army Special Services
Henry Buehlow
la Crosse
Dr James D Kelly speaks on fluoridation at Madison meet
La Crosse dentist Dr James D Kelly president of the Wisconsin State Dental Society will discuss fluoridation at the Wisconsin Public Health Council annual meeting in Madison at the UW Memorial Union Play Circle. M G Pelton and other officials slated to appear as program topics include health careers safety mental health local action and health surveys ahead of the Governor's Conference on Problems of An Aging Population.
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James D. Kelly
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Dental Society
Madison
Kelly
Wisconsin Public Health Council
University of Wisconsin Memorial Union
M. G. Pelton
Roosevelt School
City youth appeals reckless driving conviction
A 17 year old youth from 1540 Travis Street appealed his reckless driving conviction to Circuit Court after beginning a 60 day jail term. Herman Germann posted 150 dollars for his son and the youth was released pending the appeal. The county records show a guilty plea and a 100 dollar fine in addition to the jail time. The appeal is filed by attorney Thomas Skemp.
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Herman Germann
Leo Germann
Travis St
Germann
Thomas Skemp
Tito Khrushchev Tour Moscow Streets With Crowd
Tito and Khrushchev visiting Moscow accompanied by Soviet and Yugoslav officials. They browsed Kremlin area streets, greeted by about 500 Muscovites. The pair, with Mrs Tito, stopped at an ice cream parlor and shared champagne and ices before resuming policy talks.
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Lnst
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Tito
Nikolai Ferubin
Yugoslavia
Edvard Kardelj
Koca Popovic
Belgrade
Moscow
Khrushchev
Stalin
571 Polio Shots Given In County
A total of 571 Salk anti polio vaccine shots were given to county school children in two clinics last week. In Onalaska 371 received shots on Monday and Tuesday, with 211 second shots and 160 first shots. In West Salem 200 were given on Thursday, including 167 second shots and 33 first shots. A final clinic will be held June 26 in Miss Hanson’s courthouse office.
Smith Council To Elect Officers
The annual Smith Council 10 assembly meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Officers will be elected and installed by Clinton L Peterson assisted by John A Strand Jr and George R Beecher all past thrice illustrious masters of Smith Council.
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Smith Council
Masonic Tempple
Clinton L. Peterson
John A. Strand Jr
George R. Beecher
Flames destroy Burr Oaks Girls Camp meeting hall
Flames destroyed the meeting hall of the Burr Oaks Girls Camp in Walworth County. Visible flames were reported to be seen for about 20 miles Saturday night as the fire consumed the building. Local responders battled the blaze and no injuries were reported.
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Burr Oaks
Walworth County
Delegate statements reflect lack of support at convention
Wiley notes the convention did not endorse the senior senator or three announced candidates. He says Davis is the answer and criticizes some leaders who publicly back Eisenhower while opposing him on foreign policy. Wiley also supported opposing the Bricker amendment, which previously earned censure in 1953.
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Wiley
Mark Catlin Jr
Howard Boyle
Charles Kersten
Davis
Hood
Coleman
Grede
Harnischfeger
Eisenhower
Bricker
Excelsior Institute offers non surgical relief for glandular inflammation
A dated medical notice promotes non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation in men over 40. It claims 7 of 1,000 treated successfully at the Excelsior Institute and offers a free 800K booklet detailing proven methods with no obligation.
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Excelsior Institute
Addreg Xcelsior Institute
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