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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1956
Page
5
Detroit report notes the auto industry faces layoffs totaling 185000 plus shorter weeks and pay as production falls about 30 percent from last year. GM and Chrysler chart schedules with hope for a fall pickup while UAW leaders seek city mayor help to ease pains.
Five Wisconsin airports will share 411,800 dollars in federal aid for the new fiscal year under a four year program for airport construction and improvement. State and local governments will match the funds. Ashland municipal 20000 Crandon 36550 Hartford 60000 Milwaukee General Mitchell 220250 Rhinelander-Oneida 75000.
At the American Medical Association annual meeting doctors discuss nerves may mask physical illness. Mayo Clinic psychiatrist Dr Robert Faucett notes deeper checks reveal real physical causes in some cases. New findings link abnormal red blood cell enzyme reactions in schizophrenia to radioactive phosphorus. A forthcoming era of atomic medicine prompts safer radiation use and guardrails against sickness and heredity effects. An intravenous anesthetic called Neraval promises rapid sleep with brief postanesthetic alertness per doctors Riffin and Block.
The Supreme Court will review a lower court ruling enforcing an NLRB subpoena requiring John Gunaca of Detroit to testify in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Gunaca, an UAW official, faces felonious assault charges and argues testifying would breach Michigan bond-forfeiture laws.
Singer Paul Robeson was subpoenaed to testify before the House Committee on Un American Activities about his passport difficulties. The committee resumed its inquiry into possible passport use by Communists or fellow travelers. Chair Walter noted a pattern of obtaining American passports for Communists and those under Communist discipline.
A government prosecutor at the Connelly Caudle tax conspiracy trial said the Irving Sachs case was delayed eight times by senseless investigations and reinvestigations. He asserted a sinister outside influence tainted the Sachs case and claimed Connelly Caudle and Schwimmer fixed it. Sachs, a St Louis shoe maker, was fined 40000 in 1951 for tax evasion but avoided prison on health grounds.
In St George Utah Juvenile Court Judge Durham Morris restored eight children ages 4 to 20 to Mrs Vera Johnson Black after she promised to teach polygamy is against the law. The family lives near Short Creek on the Utah Arizona border. Black and Leonard Black have been linked to the Fundamentalists sect.
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