Beer License Issues To Be Decided By City Council
The Common Council schedules a special session at 7 15 p m to revoke one beer license and grant another beer and liquor license. It will review Elmer Kaste's Uptown Cigar Store license after previous approval and district attorney opposition over minor beer sales convictions. Also on the agenda is Garland Maker's Class B beer and liquor license for 117 S 2nd St, brought in late for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kaste
Kaste
Garland Maker
S. 2Nd St
Girl Assaulted by Man As Posse Hunts Suspect
Dorothy Jackson 15 was found with four knife wounds in Klamath Falls after meeting a man in a local restaurant and taking a ride. Police traced a green sedan to Salvador Squarez Galan 38 and a large posse pursued the suspect near Keg Pitt and Sand Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Dorothy Jackson
Chiloquin
Ore
Sand Creek
Here
Salvador Squarez Galan
Keg Pitt
Father delivers daughter during Father's Day dash
Philip K. Chaplain of North Andover became a father on Father's Day while en route to Massachusetts Memorial Hospital with a police escort. A patrolman drove and Chaplain acted as attending physician. Mother and baby were reported doing well. It also marked Chaplain's fifth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philip K
North Andover
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Appeals To Be Heard On Permit Cases
The citys board of appeals will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Council chambers to hear five permit appeals denied by the building inspector. Cases include Lachman 2329 Kane St extend living room and add bedroom, Asfoor and Sons 314 St Andrew St widen junk yard, Bates 1630 S 7th St build porch, Hofweber 1303 La Crosse St add kitchen, Rathburn 1002 Avon St build house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
Calvin Lachman
Kane St
A. Asfoor
Elizabeth A. Hofweber
la Crosse Sts
Lillian Rathburn
Avon St
Russian Demands Hold Up Atoms Conference
United Nations diplomats report that Russian insistence on inviting Communist Peiping as China's legal representative delays invitations for the world atoms for peace conference slated to open September 24. The United States and Western powers refuse to seat Red China, while 12 sponsoring powers meet in Washington to resolve the dispute. The UN Assembly had previously approved invitations limited to UN members or non UN members in specialized agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Red China
United States
Washington
U.N. Assembly
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.N
Peiping
China
Ford Foundation Awards Grants to Hospitals and Columbia
The Ford Foundation says 26,080,200 in checks are being mailed this week to 959 U S and territorial hospitals as part of 200 million in grants approved last December. Earlier 69 million was paid to 2,000 hospitals in April and May. Columbia University receives a 1,275,000 Ford Foundation grant for international affairs research and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Foundation
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Columbia University
Theft and loss reports filed across city
City police report multiple minor thefts and losses including a billfold with about $40 on a house boat landing, a bug screen from a car, maroon fender skirts, a gray coat, and a brown leather billfold with cards. A truck license plate B29-387 was also reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hether
Redfield St
Isle la Plume
Thomas Christenson
Avon St
Shirleigh Gile
Dakota
Minn
Gale Whitney
R. 1
Janesville
South 2Nd Street
Charles Markos
S. 19Th St
Martin Thorsen
French Island
Wisconsin Woman Sides With Eastland On Racial Campaign
A Wisconsin Republican woman, Mrs. Robert A. Murray of Oshkosh, denounces northern Negro campaign material as scurrilous. Eastland cites letters from her to argue the South is gaining ground against integration while GOP messaging targets Northern Black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Wisconsin
Memphis
Tenn
Robert A. Murray
Oshkosh
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Val J. Washington
New Church Pastor to Lead La Crosse Congregation
The Rev Melvin Lynn Frank selected to serve First Congregational Church La Crosse begins moving in July moving with his family next month. He has pastored in Komoko Indiana since 1948 and is a University of Minnesota and Chicago Theological Seminary alumnus. The church has been pastorless since April when Rev Fred W Hyslop left for Greeley Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Melvin Lynn Frank
First Congregational Christian Church
Kokomo
Ind
la Crosse
Corbyn H. Rooks
A. F. Jordan
Tthe University of Minnesota
Chicago Theolgical Seminary
Losey Blvd
Main St
Fred W. Hyslop
Greeley, Colo
Rapids Legionnaire Heads 40 et 8 Convention in Stevens Point
Stevens Point scene as the Wisconsin 40 et 8 elected Carl Otto of Wisconsin Rapids as grand chef de. meeting marks first separate 40 et 8 gathering from Wisconsin Legion convention. Wausau and Oshkosh bid for 1957. other officers named include Henry DeBerge and Raymond Klein. Charles Blackburn of Versailles Ky touts national race and critiques power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wisconsin 40 Et 8
Carl Otto 1
Wisconsin Rapids
Kenosha
Raymond Klein
Milwaukee
Charles Blackburn
Versailles
National American Legion
Blackburn
Dan Daniel
Danville
National Legion
Thieves Escape With $7000 From Oklahoma? No, Kentucky Store Safe
Robbers stole seven thousand dollars from the S. W. Anderson department store safe in Owensboro Kentucky last night. They used water to cool electric drills and worked under a Boy Scout flashlight to avoid detection. A nightwatchman heard no sounds and noted muffling with small throw rugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Stewart Lambert
S. W. Anderson
Four Youths Admit Thefts To Officials
Four La Crosse teenagers ages 14 to 17 admitted to theft and breaking and entering. They confessed to burglarizing Francksen’s Boat Dock on French Island, stealing cigarettes drinks food, a boat and motor, fishing rods and tackle, with some gear recovered by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Sheriff's Department
General Hill Inspects Far Flung 32nd Troops
Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill of Superior heads a Wisconsin 32nd National Guard Division inspection tour. He flies from Camp McCoy to Fort Knox to review nearly 11 000 soldiers at McCoy and about 900 tank crews at Fort Knox as Brig. Gen. Hugh Fanning Lt. Col. Glen R. Douglas and Capt. Samuel B. Slaughter accompany him. Training begins with range firing and engineers start bridge construction while artillerymen and new recruits begin basic summer encampment.
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Camp Mccoy
Jim Dan Hill
Superior
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Fort Knox
Army
Armored Center
Hugh Fanning
la Crosse
Glen R. Douglas
Spooner
Samuel B. Slaughter
New Richmond
McCoy
Woman Overcome By Smoke In Elroy Apartment Fire
Mrs Esther Heiking of Elroy was overcome by smoke and extinguisher fumes when a fan short circuited and ignited curtains and the living room wall on Main street. Firemen found her on the floor with an extinguisher nearby after she entered the room. She was treated by Dr R Demke and taken to relatives home. Her two sons were visiting their grandmother. Significant smoke damage to the six room apartment was reported. Firemen noted the extinguisher used wasunsuitable for indoor use.
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Elroy
Wis
Esther Heiking
Main Street
R. Demke
Three Burned In Cottage Blast At Burrows Lake
A blast at a cottage near Burrows Lake injured three people including owner Conrad Kubina 36 of Naperville and 15 year old William Stone of Tomahawk. Williams Stone's father William B. 41 was held for treatment. Rangers said gas buildup was found and Kubina lit a match triggering the explosion.
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Conrad Kubina
Naperville
William H. Stone
Stone
William B
Burrows Lake
Rhinelander
State Conservation Department
Young Stone
Kubina
County Court Daily Records Highlight Varied Fines
Local court actions include Arthur Hohl convicted of assault and battery with a 15 dollar fine and 15 dollar costs. Several traffic infractions follow with fines ranging from 10 to 40 dollars and occasional jail sentences or license suspensions.
Death notices for Emmett J. Smith and Leona Bellus
Emmett J. Smith aged 51 of 1601 Avon Street died suddenly at a local hospital Saturday. He taught at Central High School and is survived by his wife Charlotte and son David J. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. at Schumacher Funeral Home and 8 a.m. at St James Catholic Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call Monday after 3 p.m. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Leona Bellus 46 of 151242 Ferry Street died Monday morning in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Emmett J. Smith
Avon St
Charlotte
David J
W. Ray Smith
la Crosse
Schumacher Funeral Home
7Th
Winnebago Sts
St. James Catholic Church
L Rev
Smith
Central High School
Irving
Leona) Bellus
Ferry St
Turtle Finds Home At Oklahoma City Zoo
A Broken Bow man captured a 102 pound turtle in Little River and decided not to kill it. He learned Lincoln Park Zoo in Oklahoma City needed large turtles for its reptile exhibit and plans to deliver the creature this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Bow
Okla
T. R. Pate
Little River
Here
Pate
Lincoln Park Zoo
Oklahoma City
Bob Jenni
Two Injured In Traffic Accidents In City Weekend
Two people suffered injuries in separate weekend traffic incidents police said. Mrs. William Drinkwater of Fennimore bruised right leg when a car carrying her as a passenger collided at Rose and Clinton streets. The Drinkwater car, driven by William Drinkwater, 72, of Fennimore, also struck Cyril J. Cody, 43, of 911 La Crescent St. Drinkwater was ticketed for failing to stop at a red light. Carlton Hanna of Oconto Camp McCoy sustained a minor head bump and sprained finger in a three vehicle crash on 3rd near Pearl Street. Hanna would self-care. He rode with Daniel Louis Sutrick, 24, Abrams Camp McCoy. the Sutrick car rear-ended by Robert Wilson Carpenter, 35, La Farge, and then hit Hammer, 36, of 708 S 4th St, as Hammer pulled into traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hohl
S. 4Th St
John Gehrking
Hohl
Irwin W. Dick
Ettrick
Paul J. Ziegler
5Th Ave. S
Henry W. Mayer
S. 23Rd St
William M. Erickson
N. 10Th St
Ned Raymond Branch
Camp McCoy
Ronald G. Wright
S. 13Th St
Jerry Davis
28Th St
Davis
Onalaska
Reuben Gene Halverson
Caledonia
Minn
Russell D. Chols Jr
Harry A. Yates, III
Palo
Iowa
Howard A. Gallimore
Minneapolis
Robert E. Schnore
Milwaukee
Gerald Robinson
Adolph David Anderson
Warren Gardner
George Sr
Donald A. Shillingtan
Madison
Violet Murphy
Clinton St
State Department of Public Welfare
William Drinkwater
Fennimore
Rose and
Clinton
Cyril J. Cody
la Crescent St
Drinkwater
Carlton Hanna
Oconto
Pearl Street
Hanna
Daniel Louis Sutrick
Abrams
Robert Wilson Carpenter
la Farge
Earl R. Hammer
4Th St
Hammer
Sutirick
Carpenter
Sutrick
La Crosse Youth Enlists At Corpus Christi Naval Base
Aaron A Bautch yeoman seaman apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Bautch of 728 Division St La Crosse Wis reports to Naval Air Station Corpus Christi Texas from the Navy Yeoman School San Diego Calif After a two week indoctrination Bautch will be assigned to a department matching his Navy rating specialty He is a graduate of Aquinas High School
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Aaron A. Bautch
Theodore Bautch
la Crosse
Wis
Naval Air Station
Corpus Chris
Navy Yeoman School
San Diego
Calif
Trination
Bautch
Aquinas High School
Windows Broken On 3 Automobiles At Avalon Ballroom
Police report three cars vandalized last Wednesday at the Avalon Ballroom. Windows were broken, apparently by a fist. Owners are Olvin J. T. Amerud, 411 North 11th Street. Frank P. Schmidt, R. 1. and Charles Novacek Jr., 706 South 8th Street. No entry occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon Ballroom
Olvin J.T. Amerud
N. 11Th St
Frank P. Schmidt
Charles Novacek Jr
S. 8Th St
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Posse
California
Leithold
Piano No
RCA Victor
Wisconsin Saenger Bezirk
Kurt Deffert
Appleton
Willie Schack
Manitowoc
Jacob Sosine
Jacob Leschleitner
Sheboygan
Reinhold Wittig
Merrill
Chicago
Fond du Lac
Upper Midwest Council For
City
Rapids Legionnaire Heads
Rob
Gen. Hill
Dmitri Shepilov
Russia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Shepilov
Egypt
Middle East
Daily Records County Court
St. Francis Nurses Home
S. 10Th St
Milner
Pearl St
Green Bay Sts
Irving Bellus
Thorp
Horp Office
Sparta
Hillsboro
W. Oak St
da Rosse Transit Company
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