Man Injured In Fracas With Police Officer
La Crosse resident Charles E. Berger 22 sustained a head wound requiring six stitches after striking at Officer Jer ry Mosher during arrest for drunk and disorderly conduct. Berger, of 1831 Loomis Street, remained at St. Francis Hospital after admission for treatment and calming.
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la Crosse
Charles E. Berger
Loomis St
Berger
St. Francis Hospital
Flamingo Club
N. 3Rd St
Jerry Mosher
Mosher
James Dunham
Services Set For Mrs Peter Flock Norwalk Wis
Funeral services for Mrs Peter Flock 77 were held at St Augustine s Church Norwalk with a Solemn Requiem Mass. The Rev Irvin Udulutch and Rev Edgar Udulutch nephews of the deceased officiated. burial at St Mary s Ridge. She died May 30 after years of ill health. Survived by husband three sons three daughters two brothers two sisters numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mundstock Funeral Home in charge.
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Norwalk
Wis
Peter Flock
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Irvin Udulutch
OFM Cap
Edgar Udulutch
Aloysius Bauman
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Ridge
Clarence
Milwaukee
Lawrence
la Crosse
Leonard
Wisconsin Dells
Leo Kruk
Hildegard
Glen Brunner
Edith
George
Cashton
Jacob
Los Angeles
Calif
Peter Hanson
Plan Meeting On Fire Equipment Arcadia Wis
Information meeting on purchasing fire fighting equipment for Arcadia city and town is to be held at the Glencoe Town Shop on Monday June 9 at 8 p m. Town chairman Ed Servais urges all taxpayers to attend this important meeting for details and involvement.
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Arcadia
Wis
Glencoe
Ed Servais
Vandals Active At 3 Locations
Vandals reportedly extinguished warning flares at a repair project on Avon Street and caused damage at La Crosse Concrete Co at 1725 Gillette Street by removing shields from mixer motors and an oil filter tube breather. Léath and Co furniture at 207 Fifth Avenue South reported rocks used to break two mesh glass windows.
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Avon Street
la Crosse
Arcadia Plans Eight Summer Band Concerts
Arcadia Wisconsin will host eight summer band concerts starting Saturday June 7 and running each Saturday through July 26. The depotside performances begin at 8 p.m. under band instructor Kenneth Bittner with Thursday rehearsals at 8 p.m. in the high school band room. High school band members alumni and any other instrument players are invited to participate. Attendance prizes will be awarded weekly.
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Arcadia
Wis
Kenneth Bittner
Children Day Set At Fagernes Church
Fagernes Lutheran Church will hold a Children's Day service on Sunday morning June 8 at 9 a.m. Graduating from the high school Bible department are Mary Stutken James Axness and Kenneth Housmoen. The service ends Sunday school for the summer and a free will offering will be collected.
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Arcadia
Wis
Fagernes Lutheran Church
Mary Stutken
James Axness
Kenneth Housmoen
Plan Archery Meet at Coulee Archers near Stevenstown
The Coulee Archers Club hosts a big game shoot Sunday near Stevenstown with prizes for the events on the program. The first event starts at 9 a.m. The club will meet again on July 10.
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Coulee Archers Club
Stevenstown
Stolen Car Recovered in Riverside Park
City police recovered a car owned by Gerald L. Malm of Fr. Leonard Wood Missouri. The vehicle had been stolen here early Saturday and was abandoned in Riverside Park.
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Gerald L. Malm
Leonard Wood
Riverside Park
Billfold Lost by Richard Brendum in Johnson Street
Richard J Brendum of 938 Johnson Street reports the loss of a brown billfold containing a driving license receipts and identification papers.
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Richard J. Brendum
Johnson St
Weather Summary for Lacrosse and Upper Midwest
Warmer conditions with showers tonight and Sunday. Low tonight 60, high Sunday 78. Wisconsin sees showers in the north and west Saturday night and Sunday, with cooler air in the northwest and extreme north Sunday. Minnesota reports scattered showers and thunderstorms in the west, south and central regions. Iowa turns warmer with scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight and Sunday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Mississippi River Forecast Warns Crests in La Crosse at 7.3 Feet
River readings show flood stage at multiple stations with varied changes. Forecast from Hastings to Guttenberg indicates dams 3 and 4 rise modestly while dams 5 and 6 hold steady, dam seven up by three tenths, dam eight down three tenths, dam nine steady, and dam ten up four tenths. Galesville expected to reach 6.5 feet by Saturday night, crest in La Crosse at 7.3 feet Sunday night.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Galesville
la Crosse
Local Woman Secures Used Sewing Machine at Bargain
A Tribune Want Ad helps a local woman buy a good used sewing machine at a notably low price. Read the Want Ads to find bargains and save money on items you need.
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Tribune
Adv
Senate Passes Compromise On Indian Deadline
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill extending termination of federal supervision over the Menominee Indians in Wisconsin to December 21, 1960. The current law set the deadline at December 31, 1958. The measure funds termination costs through enactment and half thereafter until supervision ends, with praise for Neuberger’s concessions and calls for broader federal support.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
House
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Macmillan In U S For Parley Speeches
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington for meetings with President Eisenhower and speeches at two colleges. He said the trip is informal, aims to visit Indiana, and will include a Sunday speech at DePauw University after a welcome by Secretary Dulles. Heuss had just completed a state visit.
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Harold Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
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Dulles
United States
Indiana
DePauw University
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heuss
Publisher Marks 50th Year With Newspaper
KENOSHA AP Ralph S Kingsley, publisher of the Kenosha Evening News, will observe his 50th anniversary with the newspaper Sunday.
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Kenosha
Ralph S&s. Kinglsey
Kenosha Evening News
Colfax Tornado Wreck Destroys Town and Townwide Damage
From Colfaxs eastern section the town appears wiped out about half its area leveled though much of the central district escapes. Principal Kenneth Poppy estimates school damage at 110000, with roof loss and warped gym floor. National guard and police guard sites as workers from surrounding towns assist.
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Kenneth Poppy
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Tomah
Arcadia
Mondovi
Black River Falls
River Falls
Turtle Lake
Menomonie
National Guard
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
la Crosse
Vernon
Gordon Neumann
Two 18 Year Olds Die In Wisconsin Auto Crashes
The state toll for 1958 rose to 278 after two 18 year olds died in separate crashes. Lyle LaBonte, 18, of Superior, was fatally struck while bicycling on Highway 35. Thomas G. Haver, 18, Green Bay, a University of Wisconsin student, died in a head on collision on Highway 12 and 18 near Madison while a passenger in Kenneth S. Carmichael's car. Carmichael, 18, Baraboo, survived with scalp and knee lacerations. Coroner Malloy indicated another-car lane maneuver caused the fatal crash and an investigation was underway.
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Associated Press
University of Wisconsin
Superior
Wisconsin
Lyle LaBonte
Highway
Thomas G. Haver
Green Bay
Madison
Haver
Kenneth S. Carmichael
Baraboo
Jones Hall
Carmichael
Michael Malloy
Death notices for Bernard Anderson and Eva Henderson
Bernard Anderson, 56, of 316 2nd Ave S, Onalaska, died Saturday at home. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Fossum Funeral Home. Eva Henderson, 61, died Thursday at her La Crosse home. services Monday at White's Funeral Home Tomah, Rev. A E Frederick officiating, burial in LaGrange Cemetery. She is survived by two sons James of New York and Donald of California, and daughter Mrs. Duane Lund of Sparta.
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Bernard Anderson
2Nd Ave. S
Onalaska
Fossum Funeral Home
Eva Henderson
la Crosse
White
Tomah
A. E. Frederick
la Grange
Henderson
James
New York
Donald
California
Duane Lund
Sparta
Economic Pulse Mixed as Harvesting and Building Rise in June
New York reports suggest a tentative economic uptick in June led by a surge in harvest activity, home building, and highway projects. A 43 percent jump in the winter wheat crop boosts railcar demand across Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, with over 13,000 cars needed. Job gains lift May employment to over 64 million, yet factory work declines and unemployment edges above five million as students reenter the labor force.
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New York
National Homes Corp
Southwestern
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hurless Refuses Resignation Over Funds Control
Virgil H. Hurless rejected a Milwaukee Common Council demand to quit as city controller after a committee report alleged he failed to keep adequate records of $12,584 in public funds. The council had unanimously approved the resignation resolution, but Hurless said his conscience found no grounds to resign.
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Milwaukee
Virgil H. Hurless
Harless
Flexible Retirement System Is Advised
MADISON AP Compulsory retirement systems were described as enforced leisure with no means to enjoy it. Dr Norman Ryder of the University of Wisconsin urged flexible retirement ages and proposed raising industry retirement age from 65 to 72 at a luncheon by the Governor's Conference on the Aging.
Jailed For Sailing Into Atom Test Site Protest
Albert Smith Bigelow, 52, former Navy lieutenant commander from Cos Cob Connecticut, and three crewmen were jailed with 60 day sentences for conspiring to sail the 30 foot ketch Golden Rule into the Eniwetok test area despite a federal court injunction.
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Honolulu
U. S
mid-Pacific
Albert Smith Bigelow
Navy
Cos Cob
Conn
Eniwetok
Teen-ager becomes youngest VP at encyclopedia firm
John Graves, 18, after flunking high school, rose from telemarketing to regional trainer and assistant vice-president at P. F. Collier & Son. Earning 20000 dollars this year, he says the pay beats his father’s three doctorates. He credits self made success and stands by principle while his father urges education.
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Louisville
John Graves
P. F. Collier & Son Corp
Graves
Encyclopedia Company
Two Injured In Car Cow Crashes
In Waukon Iowa two livestock related crashes occurred. A truck driven by Sam Moe hit a cattle herd on Highway 12 eight miles north of Waukon. Moe was uninjured. Later a collision at highways 13 and 51 involved Art Christianson 18 of Waukon. two passengers from Christianson’s car, Larry Beisker 15 and Jean Hageman 17, were injured with Hageman listed as serious.
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Waukon
Iowa
Sam Moe
Ray Bresnahan
Moe
Art Christianson
Christianson
James Zoll
Larry Beisker
Jean Hageman
Miss Hageman
Thief Discards Backless Suits in Toledo Alley's Loot
In Toledo Ohio an automobile break in yielded 30 dresses and four suits including backless outfits used by undertakers. The thief discarded the garments in downtown alleys, leaving investigators to recover the unusual loot.
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Toledo, Ohio
City Police Log Details Several Theft Reports
City police Friday logged multiple minor thefts including 10 to 15 gallons of gasoline stolen from a River States Oil Co. truck at 615 Sumner St. Other losses cited include four hubcaps from Eversole-Rogers used car lot at 3rd and Ferry, two hubcaps from E. R. Kish at 421 Division St., and mud guards taken from a bicycle at 12th and Pine, reported by Mrs. Arnold Lamb of 507 N. 15th St.
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River States Oil Co
Sumner St
Eversole-Rogers
3Rd
Ferry Streets
E. R. Kish
Division St
Arnold Lamb
15Th St
12Th
Pine Streets
UAW Probes Shutdowns at Two Chrysler Plants
DETROIT AP The UAW leadership called a meeting of local Chrysler plant officials to discuss enforcing the no strike policy as the union ends a week with no contracts at Chrysler GM and Ford. Chrysler idled 5,400 workers across two plants after two laid off stewards triggered a stoppage.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
Plymouth
Oah
Chrysle
UAW
La Crosse urged to prepare after storm critique
Upland warns La Crosse residents to study Colfax and Upland disaster lessons after a Wednesday storm. He cautions against complacency where lives are at risk and urges checking available facilities, starting now, to be prepared and possibly act as our brother's keepers on a summer night.
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la Crosse
Colfax
Upland
De Gaulle Cabinet Rejects Early French Elections
The cabinet in 1940 decided not to hold elections to fill vacant National Assembly seats before the national referendum on the constitution. About six seats were vacant due to deaths, but the Assembly was on an enforced vacation at De Gaulle's insistence. Special elections now would be untimely.
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France
National Assembly
de Gaulle
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