Stevens Says He Is Not Turning Back
At West Point Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens declares he has faced a rough tenure but has never considered quitting his post. He hints at the McCarthy dispute, recalls his Formosa speech, and cites Gen. Horace Porter on handling unjust criticism while serving the United States.
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Stevens
West Point
N.Y
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
U.S. Military Academy
Army
Horace Porter
Pennsylvania
France
Porter
Hilbert
Walter T. Roth
Wiley
Throne
Kaufmann
Conservation measures outline upland game rules and deer season choice
The article details a statewide pheasant season from Oct 6 to Nov 14 with concurrent fox and grouse openings. ruffed grouse season starts Oct 2 in the north with waterfowl and special south western shoots through Dec 19. It notes a forked horn deer season favored by counties and warns on bird population declines, especially ruffed grouse and pheasant.
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North
The
Conservation Commission
Congress
Cy Kabat
Conservation Department
Referendum Call in La Crosse Auditorium Site Debates
City aldermen spar over downtown site for a new auditorium. Civic leaders and residents push for public input with talk of a referendum and parking needs as bids and plans face scrutiny.
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Peter Nelson and Son
Wiley
Nelson
Donald R. Terpstra
Lang
Harry A. Blair
Fairgrounds
One way traffic debate ends with council vote
In La Crosse the city council held a two hour public discussion on one way traffic for 3rd 4th and 5th streets. Opponents included Aldermen and merchants who argued it would harm business and property values. The council unanimously voted to report unfavorably on the one way plan.
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Blair
Fairgrounds
la Crosse Tribune
Wiley
Swett
Snyder
Heileman Brewery
L. R. Gibson
3Rd
H. J. Schleiter
3Rd Street
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Emil O. Schultz
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L. K. Gjerde
Frank Kaufmann
Schleiter
Sth
Brown
Donald R. Terpstra
5Th Streets
Schultz
4Th Street
Leo Snyder
Cribben
United States
Dribben
Harold Otto
la Crosse
The
Traffic Commission
Swett Than
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Outlook
Weather record from the U S department of commerce notes partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Local showers or thunderstorms are possible over most of Wisconsin and scattered showers move into southeast Minnesota and eastern Iowa with a warmup noted near the state boundaries.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings River Forecast From Hastings to Guttenberg
Crest of present rise has flattened in the lower district with little change in the Mississippi over Wednesday. Slight further rise of .1 to .2 foot expected from Lynxville southward. Chippewa and Saint Croix rivers noted in forecast.
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Hastings
Guttenberg
Mississippi
Lynxville
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Bell & Farrell Inc Chi Mold P 11 12 Hamilton 10 11s
A list of industrials and stock references appears, naming Bell & Farrell and multiple manufacturers and utilities. The excerpt reads like a securities table with percent ranges and corporate names across sectors. It preserves entities such as Hamilton, McQuay Bla n The Natl Tool Minn Ont Paragon Koehring Co Ray O Vac La Crosse Tele Wis. Pub. Serv. Am. Tel. & Tel. Armour, Caterpillar, Chrysler, Gen. Elec, Goodyear, Illinois Central, Int. Harv, Kennecott, Marshall Field, and Allis-Chalmers.
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Bell & Farrell, Inc
Chi
Mold
Hamilton
Inter Cellucot
James
McQuay BlanThe Natl
Tool
Minn
Ont
Nekoosa
Ollgear
Paragon
Koehring Co
Ray O Vac
Tel
Tobacco
Anaconda Armour Arch. T. & &. P
Avco
Beth
Steel Borden Case
Caterpillar
Trac
Chrysler Corwith
Edison Crane
Curtiss-Wright Douglas Aire
Foods
Gen
Motors Goodrich
Goodyear Gt
Greyhound Illinois Central
Nickel
Fox
Kennecott
Marshall Field
McCarthy Hearings Near End As Debates Over Timing Grow
Mundt and Welch discuss pacing and witnesses as the McCarthy hearings face possible night sessions to finish by next week. McCarthy backs a target date while pressing for Clark Clifford and other witnesses. Cohn defends Army stance as cross examination continues amid fighting charges of pressure and loyalty boards.
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Welch
Sen. McCarthy
Francis Carr
McCarthy
Mundt
Clark Clifford
Truman
Cohn
Stevens
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Army
McCarthy Subcommittee
Navy
Earlher
John Adams
Stow
Adams
Winona Livestock Report From Swift & Co Market
Swift & Co reports weekday hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Hog prices steady to up, cattle and calves steady, lambs steady with ranges for weights and grades. Chicago data shows hogs 25.75 to 27.00 for 180-230 lb, cattle 20.75 to 26.50 for good to prime steers, calves 12.00 to 26.50, and stockers 20.00 to 23.00 as markets hold firm.
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Bologna
Chicago (P
USDA
Choice
Grain and wholesale beef prices hold steady in Chicago market
Chicago reports steady butter and eggs with receipts around 2.15 million for butter and 29 thousand for eggs. Cash wheat shows no bids while corn values stay near 1.63 to 1.64 a bushel. Potatoes arrive 127 cars with 802 ships through US markets. California long whites top $5.00 and round reds around $4.15. Live poultry remains steady with heavy hens 18 to 22.5 cents, fryers 22 to 27 cents, and old roosters 14.5 to 15 cents.
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Chicago
U.S
USDA
California
Alabama
Nelson Labels Ike Tax Plan Unjust and Dangerous
State Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Madison, a Democratic candidate for Congress from the Second District, called President Eisenhower's tax program unjust and very dangerous in a radio speech. He said the bill favors the rich via trickle down relief and urged a plan that targets relief to lower income groups to boost spending and reduce unemployment.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Congress
Eisenhower
Nelson
Bi-Cault Urges Conciliation Amid French Crisis
In a speech to public opinion in France Bi-Cault stresses his effort at conciliation as Premier Joseph Laniel's government battles for survival while Russia jence and the path of future agreement are cited as the results achieved.
Milwaukee Loan Office Robbed for 2803
A thin stooped man wearing horn rim glasses robbed the Atlas Savings and Loan Association in Milwaukee, the third such holdup in six weeks. He held four women employees at gunpoint after a $15,000 deposit had been made, netting 2803 dollars. Police suspect he may be linked to the other two robberies.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Loan Association
Atlas Savings and Loan Association
Marriages in Monroe County Include Town of Sparta Couples
Sparta couples Robert Van Ruden and Delores P Westpfall both of Tomah. Marvin Heinly of Tomah and Patricia Ann Senn of Fairchild. Delton D Dickinson of Sparta and Georgia L Johnston of La Crosse. Verlin G Johnson of Byron and Shirley E McCullough of Tomah. Richard S Dahl of Tomah and Phyllis R Stewart of Sparta. Milo H Spears of Town of Fountain and Lucille M Pettera of Town of Glendale.
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Sparta
Robert van Ruden
Delores P. Westpfall
Tomah
Marvin Heinly
Patricia Ann Senn
Fairchild
Delton D. Dickinson
Georgia L. Johnston
la Crosse
Verlin G. Johnson
Byron
Shirley E. McCullough
Richard S. Dahl
Phyllis R. Stewart
Milo H. Spears
Fountain
Juneau County
Lucille M. Pettera
Glendale
Local couples announce June 12 weddings across towns
Donald LaVern Estenson of Pigeon and Phyllis Mae Repaal of Colfax, joined by Donald Richard Tranberg of Sumner and Alice Bernice Nelson, wed in June. Leonard Axel Flesberg of Colfax with Anna Mae Anderson of Hale also plan June 12 nuptials. Everest Joseph Wozney of Independence weds Vera Magdalen Pronschinske of Arcadia, and Raud Junior Wilber of Dodge weds Marie Emma Ziegler of Trempealeau on the same date.
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Donald LaVern Estenson
Pigeon
Phyllis Mae Repaal
Colfax
Donald Richard Tranberg
Alice Bernice Nelson
Sumner
Leonard Axel Flesberg
Anna Mae Anderson
Hale
Everest Joseph Wozney
Independence
Vera Magdalen Pronschinske
Arcadia
Raud Junior Wilber
Dodge
Marie Emma Ziegler
Trempealeau
Parade Route Set For 62 Recruits Honor Run
The Juneau Chamber of Commerce releases a parade route honoring 62 recruits for U S Army and Air Force. A motorcade of 35 convertibles travels Burns Park Main to Riverside Park with a televised ceremony at the end. The group includes 60 air force recruits headed to Lackland and 2 army trainees.
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Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Rebhan
Federal Building
Burns Park
Main Street
4Th Street
State Street
Riverside Park
Olaf Hoff
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
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Police Department
Catholic War Veterans Colors Guard
la Crescent
Minn
Lincoln Neprud
317Th Army Band
Camp McCoy
Boy Scout
la Crosse Elks’ Lodge 300
Riverside
Milo Knutson
Henry J. Ahrens
Everett H. Woehrmann
William V.kissel
Minneapolis
Theodore E. Curtis
McCoy Public Information Office
JCC
Lackland
Twin Cities
Oppenheimer Limited To Written Appeal
The Atomic Energy Commission confirms Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer may submit only written arguments for its security review. A 2-1 AEC board vote deemed him a security risk but a loyal citizen, barring further access to nuclear secrets.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Come Mission
AEC
Oppenheimer
Readstown Store Safe Crackers Held After Arrest
Three Platteville youths were arrested in Readstown after being found around the Glass Store safe. The suspects Eugene Belken James Clark and Cletus Russell were jailed in Vernon County, to be questioned and likely arraigned on breaking and entering charges. A wrecking bar sledge hammer and punch were found with them, and police traced the case via a late night call.
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Readstown
Wis
Theron Copperwall
Roy Glass
Vernon County
Viroqua
Eugene Belken
Court Street
James B
Clark
Court St
Cletus Russell
E. Mineral
Vernon County Court
Martin Gulbrandsen
Bernard Ammerman
Ilene Larson
Wwe
Sheriff's Office
Morris Moon
Ammerman
Russell
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