Injuries Fatal To Farm Hand
A farm hand named Sather died after a tractor accident on a long field. He apparently fell from the seat and a tractor wheel ran over his chest and abdomen. He was found nearby by a searcher and his young nephew present could not clarify the accident. He was born February seventh 1933 in Borst Valley Chimney Rock Township and survived by his parents two brothers and a sister with two half brothers in the armed forces and in Eau Claire.
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Sather
Halama
Borst Valley
Chimney Rock Township
Martin Sather
Orville
Ellerd
Doris
LeMoine
Korea
Alton
Eau Claire
Golf Promoter Held In Contempt In Jury Probe
Chicago report says George S. May promoter of major golf tournaments and a senate crime committee witness was held in contempt for not aiding a grand jury gambling investigation. Judge Julius H. Miner set sentencing for Wednesday for May Edward Rezek and Matt Niesen. James P. Ryan received 60 days in jail for not complying with a Cook County grand jury subpoena.
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Chicago
George S. May
Senate Crime Committee
May
Julius H. Miner
Edward Rezek
Matt Niesen
Miner
James P. Ryan
Cook County
Grand Jury
Rezek
Niesen
Ryan
Newswoman Demonstrates Courage After Fall in Seattle
Mrs. Fred Woessner publisher of the Menominee County Journal at Stephenson Michigan suffered a broken arm from a hotel stair fall while attending the National Editorial Association convention in Seattle. She identified herself in pain as owner and publisher of the Menominee County Journal, spelling out Woessner to reporters.
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Seattle
Wash
Fred Woessner
Menominee County Journal
Stephenson
Mich
National Editorial Association
Woessner
Virginia Mason Hospital
Menomine County Journal
Michigan
St Thomas More Graduates Thirty Three Students
Thirty three students graduated Sunday from St Thomas More school. Robert Krueger received highest scholastic honors. Diplomas were presented by Rev Thomas E Mullen at a morning mass and a PTA breakfast followed. The list includes Theodore Banasik Elaine Bashaw Barbara Cross Theresa Dagendesh Patricia Dammon Raymond Chase Phyllis Erickson Patricia Fryda Gerald Fiers Raymond Garske David Haly Jerome Hansen Donald Juen Victor Kampa Douglas King LaVerne Knutson Corrine Krueger Delores Kaiser William Lichtie Gloria Lichtie Rita Meinertz Mary Mekvol d Rhea McKillip Mary E Nontle Geroldinger Patricia Pinker Richard Sciborski Andrew Schwaegerl Lamb John Tostrud Shirley Wuensch Donald Wenger.
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St. Thomas More School
Robert Krueger
PTA
Thomas E. Mullen
Theodore Banasik
Elaine Bashaw
Barbara Cross
Theresa Dagendesh
Patricia Dammon
Raymond Chase
Phyllis Erickson
Patricia Fryda
Gerald Fiers
Coal Miner Charged In Staying Of Union Pair
A Cabell County jail inmate faced charges against two union leaders. Charles Wells, 45, president of the United Mine Workers local at Holden, and Robert Whorley, 40, member of the local safety committee, were held on related counts. Both men were associated with a dispute and faced the sabre worded accusation.
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N Y Cabell County
Charles Wells
United Mine Workers
Holdenaha
Robert Whorley
Tri State Deaths and Funeral Plans in Wisconsin
Obituaries note Jenry W Craig E Wis funeral set for Thursday in Galesville with services at Zion Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife three daughters and grandchildren. Also Dr C H Trowbridge 91 of Viroqua dies in Spokane with funeral Wednesday and Masonic rites possible. Survivors include grandsons and two Rogers brothers in law.
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Katherine) Johnson
Holmen
Ryczek
Viroqua
Wis
C. H. Trowbridge
Spokane
Wash
Qualy-Elyer
Oe Oee
Iroquay
Universit of Wisconsin
Columbia University
4. M. Ellis
Edith Rogers
Tee
H. E Rogers
Edward Rogers
Sparta
Plan Two Speakers At Dairyland Meet
Two speakers are scheduled for the Dairyland Power Cooperative annual meeting. John E. Tepporten discusses Training for Security, and George Haggard speaks on Rural Electrification. The session starts at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the VFW hall with a 12:15 p.m. luncheon. John P. Madgett reports as general manager, followed by board and delegate elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyland Power Cooperative
John E. Tepporten
Wisconsin Schools of Vocational and Adult Education
George Haggard
Rural Electrification Administration
VFW
John P. Madgett
Co-Op
Dairyland Board of Director
Jaycees Hear Reports On Austrian Concert
The Junior Chamber of Commerce directors meet at 8 p m in the Chamber of Commerce room for an early month session. They plan reception promotion and ticket details for the Austrian student goodwill tour. The troupe performs at 8 p m Saturday in the Vocational School auditorium.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For June Unions Across Cities
Marriage notices show Alfred Schulze and Carol Holman planning a June 9 ceremony in Onalaska, along with Nyseth and Erickson in Onalaska June 10. Additional listings include Horn and Wensole in La Crosse on June 9 and Moore and Barclay in Bangor on June 9, plus several other pairs with varied towns and dates.
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Alfred Schulze
South Ninth Street
Carol Jean Holman
Onalaska
Orin A. Nyseth
Whitehall
Elvern Erickson
Holmen
Ralph Horn
Mrs Francis Morrison obituary notices linger in Wis death
Mrs Francis Morrison known as Effie Morrison passes after a lingering illness at Cross Hospital. She is survived by husband, Harold Morrison of Crosse, Wayne Morrison of Milwaukee, Mead Morrison of Wast, a daughter Frances Germanax of Waukesha, 17 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, and a brother Dobson.
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Effie) Morrison
Francis
Funeral services announced for Frank Fox
Funeral services for eight year old Frank Fox of Mont Salem will be held Thursday. The Rev. William J. Slosser will officiate. Friends may call Wednesday evening at the Fox home.
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Frank Fox
Mont Salem
Fox Ina
William J. Slosser
Fox
1952 Car Engineering Changes May Have To Wait
FRENCH LICK Ind The SAE summer meeting opened with talks that 1952 model cars will still debut on schedule but several V eight engine plans for 1952 may be delayed. Engineers see substantial changes in 1952 models from Chrysler Studebaker Oldsmobile Packard Ford Mercury Nash Cadillac and others. Where engineering lags styling changes will occur.
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French Lick
Ind
Society of Automotive Engineers
Chrysler
Studebaker
Oldsmobile
Packard
Ford
Mercury
Nash
Cadillac
Canonization Approvals for Five Held in Vatican Consistory
In a semi public Vatican consistory Cardin als and bishops approved the canonization of three men and two women. The women are Blessed Maria Domenica Mazzarello co founder of the Institute of the Daughters of Mary Auxiliator and Blessed Emilia de Vialar founder of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition. The men are Blessed Antonio Maria Gianelli Blessed Francesco Mario Bianchi and Blessed Ignazio de Laconi. The women will be canonized at a double ceremony in St Peters Basilica and the men on October 21.
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Vatican City
Vatican Curia
Maria Domenica Mazzarello
Institute of the Daughters of Mary
Emilia de Vialar
Institute of the Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Peter’s Basilica
Antonio Maria Gianelli
Lyings
Oe Daughters of Th Garden
Francesco ‘Mavette Maria Bianchi
Barnabites
Ignazio de Laconi
Miapuchins
Barkley Denounces Move To Attack Government
Senator Barkley denounces a plan he calls depraved aiming at the government and the people. He criticizes lawmakers who turn their backs on the public and stresses the need to defend constitutional prerogatives. The remarks address unnamed officials and the so called governing class in the current political climate.
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Barkley
Aps Bers Srkley
Three Heart Attack Victims Sent to Hospital After Railroad Incident
Three people suffered heart attacks and were transported to local hospitals after an incident at the railroad yard near 3290. Details of the event and the victims’ identities were not disclosed.
Madison Wisconsin road improvement bids described in list
A Madison Wisconsin report details thirteen road improvement projects with 88 746 miles of work including gravel concrete and blacktop surfacing and related construction. Descriptions and low bids cover western Wisconsin projects in Gra Trempealeau Sparta and nearby locales
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Madison
Wis
Bee Grega
She Mae
Wisconsin
Trempealeau
Sparta U
Ma Thornton
Moral Rearmament group hears Rangoon abbot chant
At the Grand Hotel Mackinac Michigan delegates and officials of the Moral Rearmament movement gather for a ceremony honoring Dr Frank Buchman. U Rewata abbot of the Aletnya monastary in Rangoon delivers a sacred chant and gifts are presented by the Asiatic delegation. Delegates discuss fighting communism through Christian renewal and spiritual progress.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Erin
Historic Grand Hotel
U. Rewata
Aletanya Maeneelesy
Rangoon
Frank Buchman
Youthful Beer Party Destroys Cabin In Wisconsin
Twenty two youths aged 15 to 18 admitted holding a beer party at a sportsman cabin on the Wisconsin River on May 29. Damages were about 200 dollars and the youths offered to pay. No charges were filed. The vandalism was discovered June 3 after a passerby alerted Sheriff Klaas of Grant County who investigated and identified the 22 youths.
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Muscoda
Wis
Wisconsin River
Gliff al Klaas
Grant County
Klaas
Warrant Not Served Sunday in Municipal Case
A court ruling states warrants cannot be served on Sunday and that the statue does not apply to actions between a municipality and individuals. J John Barry agreed, and Judge Kahn’s motion to dismiss was granted in part with a ten on appeal to municipal court.
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Gare
Scar
J John Barry
D Kahn
Kahn
Municipal Co
Frost Leaves Berry Leaves as Warm Weather Looms
A Sand Lake reading notes frost on strawberry leaves but warmer weather is coming. West Salem logged 37 degrees and La Crosse 43, fog clears as sun rises, with 63 by 10 am and 72 expected later. Sanial predicts a June blue sky and near 80s midweek, with showers arriving Thursday and a 50 degree low Tuesday night.
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Sand Lake
West Salem
la Crosse
A. D. Sanial
Sanial
Con
Westby Driver Fined After Auto Crash
Burton Jernandez of Westby paid a 100 dollar fine and lost his license for one year after a drunken driving charge following a 12 45 a m collision in the 2600 block of South avenue. His eastbound car struck a parked truck owned by Willard Dobrunz, which then hit a second parked car owned by Delos Germann. Damages were estimated at 75 dollars to the truck and 60 dollars to the Germann vehicle.
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Westby
Burton Jernandez
South Avenue
Willard Dobrunz
South 15Th Street
Births Report From Wisconsin Communities
A chaotic clipping lists multiple birth announcements across Wisconsin towns including Black River Falls Tomah Sparta Whitehall Mondovi and Holton areas. Newborns span daughters and sons with parents named and hospitals noted though several entries are partially obscured.
Prairie Alderman Quits Amid Villa Controversy
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Seventh ward Alderman Bert Cavanaugh resigns effective immediately. Officials cite no stated reason but the move follows heated dispute over the Villa Louis project, affecting local governance.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Seventh Ward
Bert Cavanaugh
Prairie du Chién
Cavanaugh
Villa Louis
Head Of College Of Surgeons Criticizes VA Medical Program
In 1949 under Gen Omar Jackson a senior official from the College of Surgeons criticizes the VA medical program headed by Paul Magnuson. The review mentions Hewley Gray's firing and related administrative actions.
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of Surgeons
Ember
Omar Jackc
Hewley
Freight engine derails near eastbound track disruption
An aging freight engine derailed after being pushed onto eastbound tracks. The incident halted the line for about five hours as the pilot wheels left the rails, delaying service and requiring recovery work.
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Vi-Mit
Moisture Tester Demonstration Planned at Hamburg Farm
Germain Davison, veteran instructor from La Crosse Vocational and Adult Schools, will demonstrate a moisture tester on Selmer Lindahl’s Hamburg farm. The event will be part of a farm demonstration day highlighting recent pasture renovations and local agricultural practices.
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Germain Davison
la Crosse
Selmer Lindahl
Hamburg ‘c
Ecene
La Crosse Plugs Reelect Officers At Annual Meeting
The La Crosse Plugs re elected their officers Monday night at the La Crosse Gun club meeting the group calling the session the largest and most enthusiastic. Casey Gregorich was reelected to his post as part of the slate.
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la Crosse
Attorney seeks further stay in Nazi war trials case
Seven German defendants, labeled enemy aliens, have been granted two stays with the latest on May 24. Attorney Magee requested a further stay Monday night to await a formal hearing before the war court, while chief justice schedules action pending filings.
Young Farmer Refuses Duty In Armed Forces
A young farmer bound over under bond to the next federal term in Midwendone on February 12 after refusing military service. He said his religious views opposed service. a member of a sect since July 1950. His parents, not sect members, furnished the bond for Barrett who recently married four months ago and attended River Falls and Oshkosh State Teachers colleges.
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Barrett
Midwendone
Bartett
River Falls
Oshkosh
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Jenry W. Craig
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Audley
Hollis Goldsmith
Black River
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Rodefer
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Norman Happel
Roy Houseman
Dorothy Imer
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Roy Fairland
Jeanette Nordquist
Jene
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Fred Schafer
Melvina
Jeanette’ Shotten
Allen Worth
Kath— Hegon
Ata
Verda Chris
Ainell Sage
Ruth Lee
Seeee Tomah
Zona Milla Crosse Hospital
Steven Alan
William Horschak
Green Bay
Janice Byers
Michael Jon
William Spah
Pine Street
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