Kaganovich Quits Labor Post In Moscow Shakeup
Deputy Premier Lazar Kaganovich the last of the old Bolsheviks to hold a top policy post quits as head of the Soviet Labor and Wage Committee. He will be succeeded by Alexander Volkov. Volkov headed a delegation to Liberia. Kaganovich, once a Stalin era organizer, remains first deputy premier and saw wage plans earlier in February.
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Kaganovich
Labor Post
Moscow
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Molotov
Communist Party
Pravda
Alexander Petrovich Volkov
Soviet of the Union
Tom Whitney
Associated Press
Rosa
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Volkov
African Republic of
Liberia
Monrovian
Unifax
Ike Stricken After Health Checkup in 84th Month
The report notes Ike remains in good health at 84 months after his heart attack on September 24. A few hours later he grew ill again and a doctor was called to his bedside early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Hagerty
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Thomas W. Mattingly
Denver
Mattingly
South Carolina
Intensify Search For Triple Killer
Chicago police widened the hunt for a man described as an ex convict who killed two men and a woman at the Epsteins tavern with a shotgun. Twenty detective teams were ordered to shoot to kill as a nationwide alert for Lawrence R Neumann spread. authorities said he may head for Mexico and had a prior arrest by the Epstein brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Side
Lawrence R
Larry) Neumann
Neumann
Mexico
Mickey Epstein
Max Epstein
Lois. M. Gates
John Keller
Keller
Epsteins
Max
Jo- Met
Albert Jevnnie, 78, Holmen native, dies in La Crosse hospital
Albert Jevnnie, 78, formerly of Holmen, died Thursday morning at a La Crosse hospital. He is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Jostad Funeral Home in West Salem, conducted by Rev. Richard Holleque. Burial will be in Long Coulee Cemetery. friends may call Monday evening at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jevnnie
Holmen
la Crosse
Jostad Funeral Home
West Salem
Richard Holleque
Long Coulee
Hixton
Wis
Rudolph Reineck
Presbyterian Church
Trinity Rest Cemetery
Wayne Grover
Jensen Funeral
Reineck
Jackson County
Ike's Illness Triggers Steep Drop in Stock Market
New York reports a sharp market fall as President Eisenhower's illness unsettles investors. Prices slumped in three waves with a late rally lifting them from the day’s low, though the outlook remained uncertain as Washington news loomed. Analyst Martin Gilbert of Bache & Co said Washington would provide the cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Eisenhower
Washington News
Martin Gilbert
Well Street
Bache & Co
Wiley and Maier Talk To Farm Bureau Audience
Sen Wiley and Henry Maier spoke to 165 at the Racine Kenosha Farm Bureau Federation meeting about a nonpartisan farm problem and a 10 point plan for dairy and farm credit. Maier criticized the GOP while Wiley urged modernization and higher dairy product use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Maier
Slim
Alexander Wiley
Henry Maier
GOP
Memorial service honors fallen with reflection and duty
DAV leaders praised sacrifices for freedom and justice at a La Crosse memorial service held at dusk. Delegates from Wisconsin DAV units, auxiliary members, and veterans from VA hospitals in Wood Madison and Milwaukee spoke on cooperation and dedication during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew (Aletta) Werel
la Crosse
Auxiliary Department
Noble Fought
Emogente Markison
Eau Claire
DAV
Charles R. Kettle
Aletta Werel
Werel
Wisconsin
Kettle
Black River Falls
Milwaukee
Marinette
DAW
State Department Adj
Carl J. Johnson
United States Veterans Administration
D. C. Furman
Wood
Morris Thomas
Madison
Patricia Pankow
Ethel Paul
Francis Karraker
Forrest Fischer
John P. Cullen
Cullen
Clara M. Libke
Tomah
Adolph R. Libke
Monroe County
Veterans’ Service
Paul
Muetze
Milo G. Knutson
Francis Haggerty
Clarence Kilmer
Viroqua
Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. K. Evans
American Legion
Max Affeldt
United Spanish American War Veterans
John Richling
Harriet Nehmer
Shirley Muetze
House Awaits Final Vote On Aid Bill Cut
The House prepared for a Monday final vote on a foreign aid bill about 1.1 billion dollars below Eisenhower’s request. The tentative 3.8 billion program funds free world nations against communism, with money to be set by a later bill. A key Kelly amendment kept some Yugoslav aid, while a Bentley proposal to cut 70 million for India failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
U.S
Yugoslavia
Edna F. Kelly
D-Ny
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kelly
Rep
Bentley
Rmich
India
Wiley Vows He's Staying In Senate Race
U.S. Senator Wiley vows to seek a fourth term despite a rift with the Wisconsin GOP. He dismisses Washington rumor of leaving for a judgeship or ambassadorship, insisting the people want him in the Senate and he will keep his word. Senator McCarthy counters that Wiley lost support at the GOP convention and the people chose differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Benson
Superior
Wiley
Glenn Davis
Elliot Walstead
Whitefish Bay
Ted Kurtz
Milwaukee County
Sen. Wiley
Eisenhower
Kurtz
Wiley-Davis
Henry Maier
Sen
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Senate
GOP
Rep
Washington
Davis
McCarthy
Demo Leaders Discuss Campaign Strategy
Democratic leaders from 13 Midwest states met in Des Moines to discuss a farm plank for the Democratic national convention. Representatives included Adlai Stevenson Kefauver and Harriman. Jake More of Iowa chaired the one day Midwest Democratic Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Midwest
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
New York
Jake More
Iowa
U N C Evacuates Truce Team From ROK
The U N Command evacuated the neutral truce inspection teams to the demilitarized zone after nearly three years of monitoring shipments of men and materiel into South Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U.N. Command
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wisconsin and Nearby States
Marriage licenses listed include Stanley Gifford of Rockland Illinois and Eileen R Guthrie of Byron Wisconsin, James C Fielder and Donna J Kiebig of La Grange, Douglas E Moe of Camp Douglas and Sally V Vroman of Lincoln, George Uldrich of Port Jervis New York and Marilyn Ann Stephen son of Alton Kansas, Donald C Oswald of Leon and Irene Erickson of Sparta, and Ronald C Oswald of Leon with Irene M Erickson of Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Gifford
Rockland
Eileen R. Guthrie
Byron
James C. Fielder
Donna J. Kiebig
la Grange
Douglas E. Moe
Camp Douglas
Sally V.vroman
Lincoln
George Uldrich
Port Jervis
N.Y
Marilyn Ann Stephenson
Alton
Kan
Donald C. Oswald
Leon
Irene Erickson
Sparta
Ronald C. Oswald
Irene M. Erickson
Weather forecast snapshot June 10 1956
The forecast covers the 7:30 AM EST period. It notes last night’s low and yesterday’s high reaching 90 degrees, indicating hot conditions ahead with potential heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Mona Freeman Birthday Feature Highlights Career Ties
Mona Freeman born June 9 1926 in Baltimore. At 14 she modeled fashions for youngsters and Howard Hughes signed her after seeing her photo. Formerly married to Pat Nerney she has a daughter Mona born in 1947. Recently she has been seen with Bing Crosby.
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Mona Freeman
Baltimore
Howard Hughes
Pat Nerney
Mona
Bing Crosby
Weather Summary for Midwest States
The forecast notes mostly fair skies across Wisconsin and Iowa with warm conditions. Minnesota expects fair weather with continued warm temperatures through tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
United States Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
U.S. Department OF Commerce
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River forecast for Hastings to Guttenberg reports minor Mississippi river changes
The bulletin notes only minor changes in the Mississippi River over the next 36 hours with very small falls at tailwater gauges by Sunday morning. It provides sunset and sunrise times for Sunday at 7:47 p.m. and 4:22 a.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Guttenberg
Mississippi
Blair woman Mrs Arthur Hogan dies after heart attack
Mrs. Mabel Johnstad Hogan 60 of Blair Wisconsin died Friday afternoon in a Whitehall hospital following a heart attack Thursday night. She was born June 2 1896 in Ettrick Township and married Arthur Hogan Sept 28 1915. Survivors include her husband four sisters and two brothers. Funeral Monday at Zion Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. A family service Sunday evening at Gibson-Frederixon Funeral Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Wis
Arthur M. Hogan
Whitehall
Mabel Johnstad
North Beaver Creek
Ettrick Township
Sam Johnstad
Arthur Hogan
Central
Hogan
E. Westerberg
Ida Lundgren
Minneapolis
Josie Redman
Winona
Renhardt Thurston
Taylor
Eugene Johnstad
Iver Johnstad
Pigeon Falls
Zion Lutheran Church
E. E. Olson
Senate Panel OKs PDC Harbor Projects in Wisconsin
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommended $130,000 for Milwaukee harbor channel work in Lake Michigan and $14,000 for Prairie du Chien harbor work. The House had previously approved the same funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Prairie du Chien
House of Representatives
Wisconsin Highway Dead Reach 358 In Yearly Toll
TheWisconsin highway death toll reached 358 today, 44 more than the 1955 record. Eightyearold John Saemann of Waldo was killed Friday after being struck by an auto at the Highway 57 and County Trunk V intersection in Waldo. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
John Saemann
Sheboygan County
Waldo
John
Kenneth Saemann
Truman in Paris jokes about health and 72nd birthday
Former President Truman, in Paris, says his sprained ankle is nearly healed and quips that he will let reporters talk for their health. He has visited France, Italy, Austria and Germany.
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Paris
Truman
France
Italy
Austria
Germany
Dulles Defends Alliances and Money as Peace Insurance
In a major address Dulles says neutrality is obsolete except in rare cases and lauds U S treaties with 42 nations. He insists the United States must be ready to pay about 40 billion annually for armaments military aid and economic support to maintain peace and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
United States
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Congress
Final arguments near in Monegar murder trial
Final arguments were expected today in the first degree murder trial of Russell Monegar a 38 year old Winnebago Indian accused of stabbing four persons to death. The case is being heard by a Circuit Court jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Russell Monegar
Local court records saddle drivers with fines and bonds
Elmer L Hayes 39 of Losey Blvd and State Rd cited for speeding 70 at night with 25 dollars fine. Gerald R Goldbeck 25 of 1312% George Sr cited for 60 in 25 zone with 20 dollar bond forfeited. Richard Zack 26 of Chicago cited for 70 at night with 30 dollar bond forfeited. Joe M Dotson 22 Camp McCoy cited for 40 in 25 zone with 15 dollar fine. David R Thorson 17 of 1617 Caroline St cited for allowing unlicensed person to drive with 15 dollar fine. Roland D Thorson 15 Mid R 42 cited for driving without a license with 15 dollar fine. Richard Perkins 17 Galesville and Wilfred Funmaker 17 Trempealeau charged with theft of wrist watch and three sets of car keys from Byron Bee and Stumlin Wrecking Co. Perkins pleads innocent. preliminary hearing set for 2 p.m. Monday. released on 100 cash bond each charge. Furmaker not entering plea. remanded after failed bond attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Hayes
Losey Blvd
State Rd
Gerald R. Goldbeck
George Sr
Richard Zack
Chicago
Joe M. Dotson
Camp McCoy
David R. Thorson
Caroline St
Roland D. Thorson
Richard Perkins
Galesville
Wilfred Funmaker
Trempealeau
Byron Bee
Stumlin Wrecking Co
Perkins
Furmaker
Funmaker
Fire Incident Involving Gasoline Lift At College Site
On June 8 at 10:55 a.m. a gasoline motor used to operate a lift for a second story construction caught fire while being filled at Wilder Hall on the La Crosse State College campus. Damage included the motor and the construction shed. Later that day at 10:32 p.m. diesel oil was flushed from the street for the La Crosse Transit Co. at 601 N. 3rd St. On June 9 at 5:25 p.m. gasoline was flushed from the driveway at Bill's Phil lips 66 Super Service at 3rd and Cass streets.
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Wilder Hall
la Crosse State College
la Crosse Transit Co
3Rd St
Bill
Phillips 66
3Rd
Cass Streets
Inquest Planned For BAF Youth In Crash Death
Elwood Clyde Babcock 23 died from severe brain injuries after a car rollover at the Highway 53 54 junction between Galesville and La Crosse. Gary Fitzpatrick 17 confessed to driving. Keith Fitzpatrick 18 remained hospitalized. Jack Taylor 15 was not injured critically. An inquest is set for late next week in Trempealeau County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Elwood Clyde Babcock
Alan Hanson
Trempealeau County
Babcock
la Crosse
Galesville
Keith Fitzpatrick
Keith
Jack Taylor
Gary
Jack
Ernest Axness
Maurice Scow
Xene
Births at St Ann’s and area hospitals June 6 7
Several births are announced from St Ann's and nearby hospitals. Daughters and sons are listed with parents and residences including Onalaska Coon Valley Bangor Sparta Melrose Decorah and Ettrick. Notable names include Lois McMinn Mary Ann Kaiser Florence Arentz Margaret Felt Dorothy Wieser Annette Hardie Franklin and Elinore Homstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale H. Hubbard
S. 2Nd Ave
Onalaska
Lois McMinn
Valentine Hilby Jr
Coon Valley
Mary Ann Kaiser
Jerome R. Welker
Marcella Servais
Lawrence J. Senn
Vine St
Ruth Udulutch
Eldred C. Schaller
Bangor
Florence Arentz
Norbert Clements
Margaret Felt
Victor D. Ekern
Galesville
Sarah Sacia
Rainer L. Klug
Caledonia
Dorothy Wieser
Two Year Old Heifer Sells For 9150 At Holstein Sale
At the Holstein-Friesian Assn of America annual convention in Milwaukee a two year old heifer sold for 9150, top price in a four day sale. Seventy five animals from 32 Wisconsin farms and 14 other states brought 96475 in total. Zeiden hurst Proud Mistress from Ray Bottema Farm Beach Grove Indiana was bought by James B. Cagle War Eagle Ranch Pell City Alabama. Ravenglen Farm Antiok Illinois paid 7500 for a five year old cow from Pinehurst Farms Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Holstein-Friesian Assn. of America
Wisconsin
Zeidenhurst
Cone
Ray Bottema
Beach Grove
Ind
James B. Cagle
Pell City
Ala
War Eagle Ranch
Cagle
Ravenglen Farm
Antiok
Ill
Pinehurst
David Bachmann
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Admits Killing Boy in Cincinnati Alley
Police say a 20 year old man with a history of sex offenses against children confessed to strangling five year old Richard Townson in an alley on May 20. He described himself as illiterate and stood by his account.
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Cincinnati
Richard Townson
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George Washington Medical School
John A. Lyons
Army
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Milton S. Eisenhower
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Vrother
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By Lewis Gulick
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Thyunde
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The
Weather Report
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Weer
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Lacrosse
Lansing
Trempleau
Dodge
Black
Neillsville
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Hokah
Robert Arndt
New Albin
Mr. Arndt
Crooked Creek Township
Houston County
Minn
Arndt
Grover
Frank
Walter
Hilda Justice
Great Falls
Mont
Weslie Schroeder
Mazomanie
Florence Betsinger
Mabel
Grace Dohlby
Hattie Faas
Ada Rice
Esther, Thimmesch
Henry Thimmesch
R. L. Kinkade
Potter-Haugen Funeral Home
New Albin Cemetery
Monegar
Daily Records County Court
BAF
Galston-Langlois
B. E. Flint
Independence
Riverside Cemetery
Langlois-Galston
Clyde Babcock
City
William Sheldon
Barbara Babcock
St. Ann's Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital, Sparta, Wis
Alvin P. Rogness
Donna Christopherson
Preston Busse
Melrose
Evonne Peterson
Jack D. Brown
Elinore Homstad
Elmer H. Hanson
Leona Sullivan
Williame E. Ziegler
Chaseburg
LaVina J. Vieth
Ettrick
Decorah
Stanley G. Jungck
Jungck
Annette Hardie
Franklin
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