Experts See Steady Rise In Spending Rise in federal spending eyed by economists
A Senate House Economic subcommittee heard experts forecasting rising federal outlays with no room for tax cuts. Dr. Gerhard Coli of the National Planning Assn projects 1959 spending at 75.3 billion, about 3.7 billion above Eisenhower’s 1958 projection, with defense cited as the main driver.
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Washington P
Senate House Economic Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Gerhard Coli
National Planning Assn
Budget Bureau
Colin
Congress
Edwin B. George
Dun and Bradstreet
Colm
Senate Appropriations
Asst
Wilfred J. McNeil
EC Plant Union Reach Supplemental Contract
EC plant negotiators for U S Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Local 19 reached a supplemental contract on local working conditions. It takes effect immediately and runs through April 1959. Details of the agreement were not released.
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EAU Claire
US. Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Local 19
U.S. Rubber
New York
Storm Damage Reported Across City From Severe Weather
Fire crews pumped water from flooded basements at Christys Restaurant and the Linker Hotel. The board of public works estimates 200 loads of fill needed to restore Mh and Zeisler streets. Minor damage reported to roads and a tree blown down. Weather bureau notes varied rainfall across towns with a forecast of improving, clearing conditions by Friday.
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Board of Public Works
Zeisler Streets
Grove Street
Man Burned Lighting Heater in Wisconsin Home
Julius Christianson, about 35, was critically burned on face arms and upper body when flames engulfed him lighting a water heater in his basement. He fled outside with clothing on fire, then was treated locally and at a Madison hospital. About 40 percent of his skin coverage burned. The couple had moved to Viroqua from Norway two years ago.
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Viroqua
Wis
Julius Christianson
Christianson
Madison
Norway
Weather Outlook for Southwest Desert Regions and Pacific Northwest
A high pressure system in the Atlantic will keep portions of the northeast under stable conditions. Temperature readings will be in the 50s across northern states and reach the 60s to 70s in the South. Some thundershowers are possible in the Pacific Northwest.
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Desert
Atlantic Ocean
Southland
Pacific Northwest
Unifax
United States
Plains
Seaboard
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Winona Livestock Market Quotations Reported by Swift A
Market report from Winona with Swift A quotations as of noon today. Hog prices rise 25 cents, cattle move steady to higher on choice to prime ranges, calves and lambs show modest gains. Chicago bids cited for hogs and cattle with weights and price spreads noted.
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Commerrind
Choice
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Apt
South ST. Paul, Mins
UBDA
SY Tower
Aigabie
Chicago Market Reports Butter Eggs and Potatoes Movements
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports mixed dairy activity with butter receipts 1642 lbs and wholesale prices around AA 89 to AA 90. Eggs receipts 12800 cases with prices steady to up 1 cent. Potatoes show heavier demand with old and new stock arrivals and slightly stronger markets, especially round red and long white varieties, with California long whites noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eady
Cart
California
Califor
Zablocki Likely Candidate For Senate
Rep. Clem Zablocki of Wisconsin said he is very likely to run for the Senate seat left by the death of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. The 44 year old Milwaukee congressman will confer with Wisconsin colleagues Reps Henry Reuss and Lester Johnson and others before deciding. He plans to call William Proxmire for his views.
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Washington
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Henry S. Reuss
Lester R. Johnson
Zablocki
William Proxmire
Convicted Airman Awaits Sentencing
SAN ANTONIO Texas court martial hears pleas for mitigating and extenuating circumstances before sentencing drill instructor A. C. Roberts Jr. convicted of mistreating a basic trainee. The panel found him guilty of pulling trainee Robert Dinsenbacher from his bunk to the floor but acquitted him of striking him about the head and body and shoving him against a wall.
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San Antonio
Tex
A. 2.C
William Roberts Jr
Roberts
Robert Dinsenbacher
New York City
Dinsenbacher
Racine Real Estate Man Cleared Of Fraud Charge
Madison Wisconsin Supreme Court absolved a Racine real estate man of fraud citing the distinction between prisoner and person imprisoned. The ruling clarifies the legal terminology affecting the case and charges.
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Racine Man
Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Racine
River Readings Mississippi Forecast Hastings to Guttenberg
Little change in tall waters of all dams. Banks of lower Zumbrota and Whitewater Rivers will be at half-full stage in 24 hours. Tune of sunrise Thursday, team. Time of sunset Thursday.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Town
Weather Record For La Crosse And Vicinity
Partly cloudy with little temperature change. Possible thunderstorms Wednesday night and Thursday after tonight. High Thursday in Wisconsin partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered thunderstorm activity across the state. Minnesota fair after late Wednesday. warmer central portion cooler in far north. Iowa partly cloudy and warmer with thunderstorms through Thursday.
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LA Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Besside
Public Hearing on Vacating Birch Street in Campbell Wisconsin
The La Crosse County Clerk gives notice of a public hearing on June 20 1957 at 11 00 A M in the Supervisors Court House La Crosse Wisconsin to consider vacating and discontinuing the south half of Birch Street between blocks 13 and 14 Greenwood Park Addition Campbell. The petition names owners William and Vesta Dobbs Lorelda Emery Sarah Mattes Valeria Jostad Marian Richmond Lois LaFond Frank A Moore and Carrie Moore.
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Greenwood Park
Campbell
Supervisors
Court House
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Birch Street
Wiliam Dobbs
Vesta Dobbs
Mid. Rt. No
Laurelda Emery
Sauk City
Sarah Mattes
Gilman
Valeria Jostad
Galesville
Marian Richmond
Mtd
Rt. No
Lois LaFond
Mid
Frank A. Moore
Carrie Moore
Mtd. Rt. No
Probate Estate of Edward C. Bartl Hearing Set
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court In Probate orders a hearing on the estate of Edward C. Bartl for account allowance debts tax determination and residue assignment. The hearing is scheduled for June 25 1957 at La Crosse Court House with notice by publication for three weeks and by mail to interested parties at least twenty days prior.
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State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Edward C. Bartl
City of
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Petition to vacate portion of Maple Drive in Onalaska Wisconsin
La Crosse County Wisconsin circuit court supervisors set June 20 1957 at 1 pm to hear a petition requesting vacating a part of Maple Drive in Maple Shade Addition Town of Onalaska La Crosse County Wisconsin described by metes and bounds beginning at the SW corner of the SE quarter of Section 14 Township 7 North Range 8 West to clear the easterly and westerly boundaries of Maple Drive and Oak Street as recorded by County Clerk M Domke.
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Maple Drive
Croalaska
la Crosse County
Wisconsi
Conelain Supervisors
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Mi Drive
Maple Shade
Onalaska
Oak Street
Deaths in La Crosse and area include Pendleton and Berg
James H. Pendleton 72 a former La Crosse resident dies in Minneapolis after a short illness. He worked 48 years for Milwaukee Railroad retiring 1952. Survived by wife Margaret brother Peter La Crosse sister Gwendolyn Bade. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral Thursday 2 30 at Hellwig Morris Chapel. Rev H N Stoffel officiating. Friends may call Wednesday. Gustave Berg 71 dies in his sleep. Services Thursday at 1 p.m. at home Burns and 2 p.m. at St Paul Lutheran Bangor. Burial Burns Cemetery. Survivors include wife seven daughters two sons four sisters one brother and 12 grandchildren. Jostad Home West Salem and church services on Saturday. Mrs Garbers formerly Helen Storandt survives with husband mother Stella Storandt Mindoro two sisters and three brothers. Victor Graff 54 of 1587 George St funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Viewing Wednesday at Nelson Funeral Home and Thursday at church from 1 p.m. until services.
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James H. Pendleton
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Margaret
Peter
Walter
Gwendolyn) Bade
Milwaukee Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Firemen
Hellwig- Morris
H. N. Stoffel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Gustave Berg
Burns
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Bangor
Arden Stuebs
Burns Cemetery
Berg
Jostad
West Salem
Garbers
Helen Storandt
Stella Storandt
Mindoro
Raymond
Mildred) Johnson
Milwaukee
Alfred
Rachel) Olson
Holmen
John and
Lyman Storandt
Philip
North Bend
Victor Graff
George St
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lavern Hanson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Nelson Funeral Home
Funeral services for John G. Bymers 60
Funeral services for John G. Bymers 60 who died in a local hospital will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Bible Baptist Church 7th and Ferry streets with Rev. Carl Zimmerman officiating. Burial will be in Greenmound Cemetery near Holmen. He was born July 19 1896 in Holland Town and worked 29 years for Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. Surviving are wife Leila three daughters Mary Louise Bymers Ruth K Bymers Beatrice Van Loon and Robert J Bymers a sister and three grandchildren. Burial and service details include viewings Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 1 to 1 45 p.m. at Sletten-McKee Funeral Home and church respectively. His wife and family note.
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Bible Baptist
7Th
Ferry Streets
Carl Zimmerman
Greenmound
Holmen
Sletten-McKee
Bymers
Holland
Alice Neumeister obituary notice in La Crosse
Mrs. Alice Neumeister age 4 formerly of rural La Crosse died early Wednesday in a local hospital. Survived by daughter Ethel Betz, sister Mrs. Jake Mashek, brother John Converse, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday at St Joseph's Cathedral with burial in Hellwig Morris Chapel Friday afternoon and evening. Rosary at 8 p.m. Friday.
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Alice Neumeister
la Crosse
Carl
Ethel) Betz
Jake Mashek
John Converse
Chicago
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Louis Paquette
Hellwig-Morris
Wisconsin Toll Reaches 300 In 1957 Traffic Deaths
Wisconsin's 1957 traffic death toll has reached 300, compared with 362 on the same date last year. William H. Keskey, 34, of Wausau, was fatally injured Tuesday night in Marathon County when his car swerved off Highway 29 two miles east of Hatley and plunged down an embankment. He died three hours later at Memorial Hospital in Wausau where his wife works as a nurse.
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Wisconsin
William H. Keskey
Wausau
Marathon County
Highway 29
Hatley
Keskey
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Benjamin Lemme 66 Dies After Stroke In Waukon
Mrs. Benjamin Lemme 66 died at a local hospital Monday after a stroke. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Zion Reformed Church with Rev. William Odenbach. burial in Oakland Cemetery. Born Esther Klein February 16 1891 in Ludlow Township she married Benjamin Lemme February 14 1911 in Waukon. Surviving: daughter Ruth son Milton Cedar Rapids two grandchildren one brother Ben Klein and two sisters Mrs Obert Harris Postville and Mrs William Duvel Waukon.
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Waukon
Iowa
Benjamin Lemme
Zion Reformed Church
William Odenbach
Martin Brothers
Oakland Cemetery
Esther Klein
Rummage and Sale Notices At Local Churches
Local notices advertise rummage sales at Blessed Sacrament Hall St Johns E and R Christ Church and Pottery Removal Sale. Dates include June 5 6 7 and 9 5 with times from morning to early evening. Items include Aliso salt and peppers and Ruths Flowers location details provided.
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FLOR
West Ave
Blessed Sacrament Hall
St. John’s
Christ Church
Main
Wisconsin Conservation Congress Meets in Madison in June
The 22nd annual Wisconsin Conservation Congress will be held in Madison June 10 and 11. Sessions at Turner Hall will cover fish regulations on day one and deer and bear season topics on the first evening.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
State Conservation Department
Turner Hall
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