Democrats Plan to Exploit Wisconsin Urban Growth
The Wisconsin Democratic platform states rapid city growth will worsen local finance and services and criticizes the Republican administration. They promise more state aid to towns, a new department to assist local governments, and laws to empower urban renewal, while urging county reforms suited to local needs.
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Madison
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State Department
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Racine
Lucey urges active county campaigns and candidate blocs
Democratic State Chairman Patrick Lucey told county chairmen at a Stoddard Hotel breakfast that the party will aid candidates with a speakers bureau and candidate schools. He urged each county to field at least one precinct worker per precinct and warned against letting incumbents rest on their laurels.
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Patrick Lucey
Wedding Gift Ideas From Crescent Jewelers La Crosse Wis
A sales pitch highlights wedding gifts from Crescent Jewelers at 429 Main St in La Crosse Wisconsin. It promotes a range of items from silver trays to a Lazy Susan and goblets, claiming to suit any budget and emphasize thoughtful celebration of the bride.
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Crescent Jewelers
Main St
la Crosse
Wis
Graduation for Robert Bowman Ties Wis. Families to Newark
Mrs. Henry G Steinke and Mrs. Richard D Gensch recently returned from a vacation in Newark New Jersey and New York City. They attended the graduation of Robert Laurence Bowman at Newark College of Engineering on June 5 where he earned a Master of Science degree. Bowman, son of Mrs. Steinke and brother of Mrs. Gensch, is a Logan High School and University of Wisconsin alumnus. He lives in Colonia New Jersey with his wife Marilyn Wolfang le of La Crosse and their son Robert Gregory. Bowman works as supervisor of research and development for the electrical products division of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co and will relocate to St Paul Minnesota.
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Newark
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Bowman
R. I, Onalaska
Wis
Newark College of Engineering
Logan High School
University of Wisconsin
Colonia
Marilyn Wolfangle
la Crosse
Robert Gregory
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
St. Paul, Minn
Clapp Attacks GOP at Young Democrats Speech
Norman Clapp of Lancaster challenged Republican economic ideas at a Young Democrats breakfast in La Crosse. He argued GOP policy suppresses production with low prices and warned the nation’s progress depends on new Democratic leadership. Rich ard Hembre then announced his bid for register of deeds.
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Trane Workers vote IAM as bargaining agent in two to one win
The International Association of Machinists won 1 017 votes to 522 for Federal Labor Union 18558 in a two to one ballot for production workers at The Trane Co. About 1 630 eligible voters participated. Union officials and Trane representatives traveled to Minneapolis to resolve issues before NLRB regional officials. NLRB ratification remains pending. Charter members of the Federal Labor Union at Trane were listed.
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Strikers Return To Work In London
London union leaders ordered most of the 20 000 dock workers back to work as a back to work vote began among 50 000 striking bus workers. The seven week stoppage threatened food supplies and was expected to end by midweek with meat truck drivers still on unofficial strike seeking higher wages.
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Indonesian government launches full scale attack on North Celebes
President Sukarno's government mounts land sea and air offensive to crush the last major rebel stronghold in North Celebes. The navy reports invasion forces landing at daybreak about 20 miles from Menado, the rebel capital, with plans to seal the 20 mile peninsula tip for a final assault on the seaport.
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New Hemorrhoid Treatment Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne known as Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids relieves pain and stops itching without surgery. Case after case shows reduction with soothing relief and strong patient claims of piles no longer being a problem. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Available as suppository or ointment at druggists with money back guarantee.
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Aerialist Betty Pasco Returns After 40-Foot Fall
New Orleans aerialist Betty Pasco returned to the trapeze at Pontchartrain Beach after a 40 foot fall when her foot slipped from a harness. Her husband caught her and broke the fall, leaving a bruised shoulder. She did not attempt the one foot hang that night.
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Girl Bitten by Dog Near Powell Street Yard
Barbara Happel four from 628 Powell Street was treated at St Francis Hospital around 3 p.m. Saturday after a dog owned by Vic van Brunt of 1718 Hagar Street bit her below the right eye while she played with the tied dog in its own yard.
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Hagar St
Wisconsin CIO Delegates Hold Caucus in City
Wisconsin CIO delegates at the 1958 state Democratic Party convention held a caucus in Milwaukee. They discussed merger with the AFL on July 24, urged political fund contributions, and heard from candidates led by Gov. hopeful Gaylord Nelson. Charles M. Schultz warned Democrats to keep labor influence in check but urged support for current candidates and civil rights measures. Frank Wallick explained fund use under the Catlin Act for radio and TV time. Schultz noted CIO could advise Republicans if invited.
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Colfax Tornado Draws Thousands of Sightseers
Colfax Wisconsin horde of cars clogged highways 40 and 170 as residents and visitors converged to view the tornado wreckage. Vehicles from Wisconsin and Minnesota filled streets and a demolished bridge trapped cars near the cemetery while Boy Scouts collected for disaster relief.
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Indian Guides Hold First Father Son Camp Event
Indian Guides held their first father son weekend at Camp Bradfield with eighty five dads and children enjoying hiking fishing canoeing and meals. The event featured a two day ceremony inducting Blackfeet Chippewa and Comanche tribes by Winnebago mentors led by Big White Deer and Mentor Larsen with tribal chiefs named for each group and a long list of camp participants and leaders.
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Silver Fox
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Luther Group Names Neumann as Green Bay Chaplain
The Rev H Werner Neumann is appointed Protestant chaplain for the Wisconsin State Reformatory in Green Bay. He is one of two full time chaplains funded by Lutheran Welfare Society of Wisconsin, which also staffs a chaplain at the Wisconsin School for Boys in Waukesha. Previously from Levittown Pennsylvania, Neumann has nine months clinical training including work with the criminally insane, plus 12 years parish and 10 years chaplaincy experience.
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Wisconsin State Reformatory
Green Bay
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Wisconsin
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Waukesha
Levittown
Neumann
Red Feather
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Local Archers Sweep 18 Places in League Meet
La Crosse archers captured 18 placements at the West Central Field Archery League shoot held in Wi nona Sunday with 140 archers in attendance. Winners across men's divisions include Pete Jerowsk i and Joe Stephens. women's top honors go to Bonnie Hoesley and Barbara F Peterson, while junior and cadet winners are listed. Wakoda Club to host next league shoot Sunday June 29 at Wakoda range five miles east of Tomah on Highway 21.
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Dale Anderson
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la Vere Ott
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Manel Clanin
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Hermie Ott
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John Voelkman
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Dick Faith
Nancy Weiss
Linda Kreibich
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Janet Snyder
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Stolen Bikes Recovered On French Island
Two bicycles reported stolen in the city were found abandoned on French Island Saturday. Police identified the bikes as belonging to the sons of Lyman Elliot of 2513 Hoeschler Drive. Chauncy Stewart located the bikes just south of his home at the north end of West French Island Road.
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Thefts Reported From Laundry and Utility Grounds
Sunday report states H Schultz of 2214 Jackson Street had a girl’s black swimsuit stolen from a clothes line. Police found two peanut vending machines behind the fence at Northern States Power Co property on Green Bay Street.
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Jackson St
Northern States Power Co
Green Bay Street
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