Three Injured In City Car Accidents
Three persons were injured in three separate city traffic accidents on Tuesday. Eddie Robbins, 27, suffered knee bruises after his car hit a halted vehicle on north 3rd near Vine, claiming brake failure. Mrs. Herbert Raifsnider, 65, sustained a neck injury as a passenger in a two-vehicle crash on 11 Hagar Street involving Faye Runice and others. Julie Boisen, 18, appeared shaken but declined medical aid after a two-vehicle collision at 22nd and Johnson streets involving Donald Martin and Paul Pappas.
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Eddie Robbins
Veterans Housing Unit
16Th
Vine Streets
North 3Rd
Julie Boisen
la Crosse St
22Nd
Johnson Streets
Donald Herman Martin
S. 17Th St
Paul Gus Pappas
Main St
Plans Sharing Program For Church Friday
Pupils of the vacation church school at Asbury Methodist Church 19th and Redfield Streets will present a sharing day in the church dining room this Friday. Fifty-three kindergarten primary 30 junior boys and girls and 34 teachers will display projects and share what they learned during the two week school. Parents and friends are invited.
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Asbury Methodist Church
19Th
Redfield Sts
City Officials Review Booklet Thursday Night
The mayor, aldermen, Board of Public Works, department heads and all board members will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday to review a proposed employe employer relations booklet recently completed after several years in the making. The Finance and Purchase Committee has overseen the booklet’s creation and the meeting takes place in the Council Chambers.
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Board of Public Works
Council
Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers likely Thursday afternoon or evening. Cooler conditions in northern areas Thursday. Minnesota shows variable cloudiness through Thursday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorm activity this afternoon and evening. Cool air persists this afternoon tonight and in the north Thursday. Iowa remains mostly fair with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change tonight and Thursday.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Mississippi River Forecast Hastings to Guttenberg
Tailwaters of Dams 2 and 3 expected to drop .1 ft while Dams 4 through 10 show a rise of 1 to .3 ft in the next 24 hours. Sunrise Thursday is 5 22 am with sunset at 8 51 pm and the moon set at 10 27 pm. Heating degree days for Tuesday are 1, total for the fiscal year 7,189.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Former City Teacher Found Dead In Home
Fred H. Wandrey 52 former La Crosse Central High School teacher and Green Bay public schools superintendent was found dead in his basement Tuesday afternoon with a shotgun wound. Brown County coroner Dr. Cletus Bell ruled the death a suicide. Wandrey taught at Central 1936 to 1942 and held administrative posts in Richland Center Beaver Dam and Green Bay before moving to La Crosse. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Fred H. Wandrey
Green Bay
la Crosse Central
Cletus Bell
Brown County
Wandrey
River Falls State College
University of
Labor Bill Faces Senate Fight Over Racketeering Provisions
The measure clears floor amendments as supporters back tighter union disclosures and officer term limits while opponents warn changes may undermine the bill. Provisions include detailed reporting, secret elections, banning union fund embezzlement, and restricting officer loans. Unions gain two wins allowing replaced strikers to vote and honoring pre job signed agreements.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Loan Approved for Oakdale Cooperative Electric
Sen William Proxmire announced a 100000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration to Oakdale Cooperative Electric Assn Oakdale. The funds will allow member loans for buying and installing electrical farm equipment with W E Rabe as president.
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William Proxmire
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Oakdale Cooperative Electric Assn
Oakdale
Washington, D. C
W. E. Rabe
Livestock Quotations From Winona and Chicago Markets
Winona and Chicago markets report steady hog and cattle prices with detailed ranges for Hogs Cattle Calves and Lambs. Listings cover weights and classes including barrows gilts sows bulls and utility cattle from major markets and the South St Paul and Chicago exchanges.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Potatoes and grains market chatter in Chicago trade
Chicago notes show potato arrivals 121 cars on track 380 with 665 total U S shipments. Idaho russets sold 3.75 to 4.25 while California long whites moved 3.50 to 3.75 and round reds 3.75. Alabama and Arizona round reds priced 2.85 to 3.75. Grain markets list no wheat corn oats or soybeans with soybeans at 10 to 10 48 and barley at 1 12 to 1 35 for choice and feed 1 12.
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Interstate Power
Dow Jones
Kennecott
Marshall Field
Montgomery Ward
National Can
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Northern Pacific
States Power
NS Chi. Mold P. Ta
Hamilton
Penn. R.R
James Pan Am
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pet
Cit. L.& PF
Nat. Tool
Republic Steel
Clark O&r Com
Rexall Drug
Nekoosa
Royal Dutch
Jefferson Mee
Sears Roebuck
Wiggly Bonds
Sinclair Oil
Koehring Co
Bocony Racine Hyd
Safway Steel
Sperry Rand
la Crosse Tel
Standard Oil Ind
Wis. P. & Lt
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker Packard
Sunray Mid
Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Chicago Grain
Freezeup In East West Relations Seen
London reports a freeze in East West relations comparable to 1956 Hungary mood. Khrushchev faces mounting internal pressure from Stalinists led by Suslov as Kremlin Central Committee meets amid toughening line and world alarm.
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London
Hungary
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Kremlin
Mikhail A. Suslov
Khrushchev
Stalin
Red China
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Imre Nagy
Pat Maleter
Nagy
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
County Officials Hold State Meet Here
County clerks treasurers and records officers plan the annual State Meet in September 1959 in La Crosse. Carl F. Schnick and Julian Johnson from La Crosse County attend the 1958 Racine convention with Everette Range of Deeds.
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Registers of Deeds
Do FALSE TEETH Rock Slip or Slide FASTEETH Ad
FASTEETH is an improved powder that sprinkles on upper or lower plates to keep false teeth firm. It prevents sliding or rocking, leaves a gummy taste, is alkaline non acid and does not sour. It also helps control plate odor and breath. Find FASTEETH at drug counters everywhere.
Byrnes Proxmire Exchange Over Social Security Tax Costs
The House Ways and Means hearing saw Sen. William Proxmire defend a bill to raise social security benefits while Rep. John Byrnes contended the plan would raise taxes, with Byrnes citing Library of Congress figures showing large increases for low income workers. Proxmire labeled Byrnes analysis dishonest. The exchange highlighted tax impacts on workers earning 3000 to 7500 dollars AGI, including self-employed totals under the Proxmire proposal.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Proxmire
House
Ways and Means
Byrnes
Library of Congress
Senate
GOP Chairmen Divided On Adams Issue
Republican state chairmen at a three day campaign school split on whether Sher man Adams relations with industrialist Bernard Goldfine hurt GOP prospects. Some urged his resignation while others defended him stating no evidence links him to influencing agencies. Meade Alcorn warned races depend on individual candidates not party labels.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Benard Goldfine
National Committee
James F. Short
Oregon
Adams
William W. Treat
New Hampshire
Treat
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
I. Lee Potter
Virginia
Wirt A. Yeger Jr
Mississippi
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
U.S. Senate
House
Private Richard J. Smith in Marine Recon Squadron
Marine Pfc. Richard J. Smith son of Mr Mrs Raymond V Smith of La Crosse Wisconsin serves with Marine Composite Reconnaissance Squadron Three at El Toro Air Station Santa Ana California. The unit flies photo jets and radar aircraft serving as the eyes and ears of the Marine Corps on the west coast with personnel in electronics radar aerial photography laboratory work map reading and piloting.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Richard J. Smith
Raymond V. Smith
George St
la Crosse
Wis
Marine Composite Reconnaissance Squadron
el Toro
Marine Corps Air Station
Marine Corps
Lakes Region To Be Coolest For Next 30 Days
The Weather Bureau forecasts the Great Lakes region to have the coolest average temperatures for the next 30 days mid June to mid July. By contrast areas west of the Continental Divide and states along the Gulf of Mexico are expected to be warmer than normal. Rainfall is predicted above normal in the Southern and Central Plains and the South Atlantic states, with below normal rainfall in the Great Lakes and west of the Rocky Mountains. Near normal rainfall elsewhere.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Continental Divide
Gulf of Mexico
Central Plains
South Atlantic States
Rocky Mountains
Butler Probes Ike Confidence in Adams as Shocking
New York AP Paul M Butler national Democratic chairman called President Eisenhowers confidence in Sherman Adams shocking. He claimed the civilian leader of the nation approves Adams questionable conduct and his acting presidency. Butler spoke at an AFL-CIO industrial relations conference.
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New York
Paul M. Butler
National Democratic
Fisenhower
Sherman Adams
United States
Butler
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Vienna
What Can Arthritis Victims Expect
Nothing now known to medical science can end Arthritis but daily progress is reported. At your drugstore there is new lasting relief from sore aching joints Rheumatic Arthritic pain. Pabasone offers fast relief and up to twenty four hours of relief daily aided by a booster action from Para Amino Benzoic acid and Vitamin C. Rediscover normal days and restful nights with Pabone today at drug counters.
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Pabasone
Eisenhower Addresses Adams Goldfine Gifts Row
President says a gift is not a bribe while addressing the Adams Goldfine affair. He recalls that Adams accepted expensive gifts during Goldfine’s business troubles but asserts no favored treatment was sought or given. White House press secretary Hagerty to answer remaining questions.
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Adams
White House
Goldfine
Boston
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Federal Trade Commission
Eisenhower
Truman
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Philippine Chief Asks Assistance Not Charity
Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia urged US Congress for understanding and aid to stabilize the Philippines, saying the nation has progressed halfway to its objective and cannot turn back. He called Filipinos Americas best friends in Asia and reaffirmed solidarity on equality and democratic ideals.
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Washington
Carlos P. Garcia
U.S. Congress
Congress
America
Asia
Prospects Of Dramatic Economic Upturn Seen
Washington reports that Eisenhower advisers foresee a dramatic upturn in the economy by year end with production near last summer’s 440 billion dollar peak. Economist Arthur Burns predicts vigorous recovery but cautions timing remains uncertain while noting a seasonal rise in six weeks.
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Eisenhower
Arthur F. Burns
National Bureau of Economic Research
New York
Newsweek Magazine
Burns
GE develops airborne computer for near autonomous fighter flight
General Electric announces a new airborne digital computer that automates key flight tasks from navigation to weapon deployment and return. Described by M R Johnson of GE Utica division, the system aids target approach, weapon selection, firing preparation, and optimal altitude for fuel economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric Co
Light Military Electronic Equipment Department
Utica N. Y
M. R. Johnson
Department
Rebel Center Periled Near Menado in Celebes Clash
Government forces pressed toward the rebel capital in north Celebes as reports placed Menado within five miles. An imminent fall of the rebel headquarters city was predicted with no immediate army statement from Jakarta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Menado
Celebes
Portrait of a Scientist to Air on WKTY Friday Evening
Dr. James Price, a Madison based scientist born and raised in La Crosse County, is the subject of a broadcast titled Portrait of a Scientist. The program on Radio Station WKTY will run from 7 to 7 25 p m this Friday and notes Price received a lifetime research grant last year from the American Cancer Society.
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James Price
Madison
WKTY
Fred Honored By University Regents
At the University of Wisconsin Regents meeting in Madison Dr E B Fred was honored with a gold watch and roses as he retires July 1. Regent A Matt Werner presented the watch inscribed in appreciation of wise and gracious leadership and Mrs Fred received the bouquet with a kiss.
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Fred
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