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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1956

Page

14

Rabbits in Australia Develop Immunity to Myxomatosis

Rabbits in Australia are gradually beating myxomatosis and breeding a new, seemingly immune race. The CSIRO urges farmers to act with traps guns dogs and poison to reduce burgeoning rabbit numbers that threaten crops and sheep feed. Experts warn populations could fall to 50 percent or less in 5 to 10 years in some areas.

Sydney Australia Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

Hixton Lutherans Confirm 17 in Sunday service

Hixton Wisconsin special report confirms a class of 17 to be presented at 11 a.m. Sunday in Our Savior's Lutheran Church led by Rev. E. B. Christopherson. The event marks a church ceremony with distributed attendance and formal proceedings.

Hixton Lutherans Hixton Wis Our Savior’s Lutheran E. B. Christopherson

Handicapped Students Win Top Honors

DETROIT student Norman Zemke who was paralyzed in both arms by polio at age 12 graduated with honors from the University of Detroit College of Law. He learned to turn pages with a plastic stick gripped in his teeth and uses an electric typewriter. He edited the school journal and was a former Michigan amateur chess champion. He was named research clerk to Michigan Supreme Court Justice George Edwards.

Detroit Norman Zemke University of Detroit College of Law

General Arnold Inspects Camp McCoy During Review

Lt. Gen William H. Arnold toured Camp McCoy Wisconsin in a helicopter review of the summer field encampment. He urged National Guard and Army Reserve soldiers to recruit peers and sustain the citizen army concept during the one day inspection with D M Compton Lt Col B C Wright and Capt Robert Smith accompanying.

Camp Mccoy Wis National Guard Army William H. Arnold America Citizen Army D. M. Compton 5Th Army B. C. Wright Robert Smith Gen. Arnold McCoy

Monegar Describes Monsters On Day Of Wisconsin Slayings

Wausau jurors heard Russell Monegar, 38, recount seeing sneering monsters and hearing voices after drinking peyote brew that he said caused him to murder his wife, mother in law, a niece, and a nephew. He testified he believed uncontrollable forces guided him and that he did not know right from wrong.

Ingerson Wausau Russell Monegar Monegar Jacob Cloud Wisconsin Rapids

Knowland Unaware Of New Presidential Boom Circulation

Senator Knowland rejects knowledge of a "Knowland for President" committee circulars sent anonymously from Glen dale California. He reiterates support for Eisenhower and notes the group has no listed sponsors or fundraising. Eisenhower says he would not be aware of his heart attack unless doctors reminded him.

Washington Sen Knowland Calif Eisenhower Senate GOP P.O Glendale

Boyle attacks Tito and Tito’s allies in Senate bid

Milwaukee attorney Howard Boyle, the third Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, accused President Tito of Yugoslavia of openly allying with the Kremlin during a Fond du Lac hospital speech. He urged a return to principle and condemned past aid as expediency. Democratic hopefuls Henry Maier and Frank Nikolay pressed campaigns in related remarks.

Associated Press Howard Boyle U.S. Senate Tito Yugoslavia Len. Wiley Rep Davis Boyle Milwaukee Kremlin St. Agnes Hospital Fond du Lac China Henry Maier Frank Nikolay Abbotsford Wisconsin Maier Wauwatosa Wiley

Masked Gunmen Get 211000 Diamonds In Heist

In Greenwich Village three gunmen in matching outfits abducted two gem brokers from Traders Service Corp and escaped with diamonds valued at 211000. Victims Albert Schmitt and Eugene Epsky were bound in an apartment building cellar. police said the gems were insured and destined for five Midtown firms.

New York Greenwich Village Albert C. Schmitt Eugene Epsky Subway Schmitt Traders Service Corp Epsky Manhattan

Are Your Screens Rusty Use Aluminum Screen

Aluminum screen advertised as rust free non burning non staining and maintenance free with a lifetime longevity. Priced at 14c per square foot. Available at Doerre Hardware 302 Pearl Street.

Doerre Hdwe Pearl St

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