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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
8
Carl Cramer 25, a dock worker and father of a three year old, died saving a mother and her daughter from the Menomonee River. Edward Shaw 53 and Lawrence Popelier 36 also received awards for aiding the rescue. Mrs Salewsky faces a mental examination after she admitted dropping her daughter into the river.
H. L. Hoffmann of Minneapolis and Chicago will offer a free demonstration of his Rupture Shield in La Crosse at Hotel La Crosse on Friday June 20 from 10 AM to 2 PM. Hoffmann cites 30 years and 20 000 fittings and promotes the Lock-O-Mallec as an advanced, comfortable device for rupture retention. He warns against outdated trusses and notes potential symptoms if rupture is neglected.
Pvt. Jerry F. Conway 19 son of Mr and Mrs James P Conway La Crosse Wisconsin completed a 10 week supply specialist course at the Army Engineer School Fort Belvoir Virginia He learned to receive store issue ship and salvage construction materials and other engineer equipment Conway joined the Army in January and had basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri The 1956 Central High School graduate formerly clerked for the Burlington Railroad
Gov. Thomson explained that neither Wisconsin nor the federal government can grant individuals financial aid for private property losses from the northwestern tornado. Federal help under Public Law 875 covers public buildings and installations, with loans and Red Cross aid available to individuals through a joint program with the Red Cross, FHA, and SBA.
Republican state chairmen from across the nation gather for a three day campaign school aimed at strengthening GOP organization for the November elections. Meade Alcorn says the program will include demonstrations by radio and television specialists, direct mail advertising and fund raising.
Republican governor candidate Paul D. Bagwell will drive a 1908 Oldsmobile on a 236 mile stamping tour in Lansing. He says the car embodies Michigan's 1908 constitution and supports revising it.
In Traverse City Michigan officials at Willow Hill School establish a yearly honor. The student with the highest grades will ring the old school bell that has not sounded for years.
Connecticut Republicans nominate State Comptroller Fred R. Zeller to oppose Democratic Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff in November elections. They renominated Sen. William A. Purtell for a second full term. Zeller, 58, won on the first ballot at the party convention, defeating John Alsop. Ribicoff seeks a second four year term as the sole Democrat in high elective office.
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