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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
5
Washington AP humorist Ed Creagh asks a string of pointed questions about human behavior and social norms in a playful column. He riffs on privacy, marriage, politics, language, appearance, and everyday contradictions, inviting readers to ponder motive and meaning.
Labor turnover proves costly across industries and drives overtime hiring as firms struggle with young workers and seniority benefits. Wolf Management Engineering estimates annual cash costs near one billion dollars, with some sectors like textiles losing about 392 per replaced trained employee and turnover rates up to 30 percent, while fabricated metal production reports about 12 percent.
June births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Willam Brehm at Lutheran Hospital and many more in Sparta and nearby towns. Notable entries list names such as Karen Kuester Orlene Anderson Jo Ann Schultz Kay Jorgenson Andringa Henry Darlene Janusheske Anita Schlaver Dar lene Hanson Marlene Van Dyke Janice Zeck Sarah La Rock Alzina Howe Elizabeth Crocker Janet Cook Emily Luedtke Esther Saltz and Frantz formerly of La Crosse.
The Latches Aid of Our Savior's Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday at 8 pm Mrs Walter Feuerhelm will present the Bible study lesson and Cradle Roll will be given by Mrs Norbert Wurtzel There will be a report on the convention held in Decorah Correction Edward J Gansen 18 of 1606 east 5th St will act as a counselor at Bundy Hall Episcopal Diocese of Eau Claire Conference Center at Menomonie The Tribune earlier incorrectly spelled Gansen as Gantzen
The Democratic Advisory Council issued a sharp critique of veto politics, urging Congress to ignore presidential veto threats and push stronger civil rights legislation. Led by Paul M. Butler, the group includes Harry S. Truman and Adlai Stevenson, but excludes Rayburn and Johnson, limiting impact without their support.
Dist Judge Toshio Hidaka ruled Japan's hit-and-run law unconstitutional, saying it forces motorists to testify against themselves under Article 38. He freed Toshio Nishikawa, 26, on hit-run charges but fined him 42 dollars for injuring a pedestrian.
In Saugerties New York a ferris wheel toppled in a violent wind at a firemen carnival. The young operator rushed to push several children to safety but was crushed to death as the wheel fell though it was empty of riders at the moment of collapse. The incident left bystanders shaken and authorities investigating the tragedy.
Five people were injured as a wheel about 25 feet in diameter crashed in the path. The operator, Franklin H. Nikola Jr., 17, was seen tossing a tarpaulin over the engine and shoving several children free before he could not escape the oncoming debris.
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