Thirteen Young Men Leave formin Minneapolis Flight
Thirteen young men left Monday from the United States Air Force Recruiting Station at the 209 Federal Building for Minneapolis to join a four year enlistment and travel by a special flight to Parks Air Force Base, California. The group includes Gary D. O'Brien, Richard J. Schneider, Darryl L. Seifert, Robert E. Miles, Neal E. Tornblom, William E. Krueger, James W. Scott, Donald L. Hembd, Jerry D. Anderson, Willard M. Krause, Victor C. Johnson, Ronald F. Potaracke, and Ingvald O. J. Freng, with accompanying families named for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Minneapolis
Liam E. Krueger
Edmund J. Krueger
Charles St
James W. Scott
Wesley N. Scott
N. la Crescent St
Donald L. Hembd
Earl J. Hembd
la Crosse
Jerry D. Anderson
Jorgen O. Anderson
Readstown
Willard M. Krause
Ferdinand H. Krause
Victor C. Johnson
Melvin C. Johnson
Black River Falls
Ronald FE. Potaracke
Bernard J. Potaracke
Ingvald O. J.freng
Ingvald O. Freng
St. Cloud St
Tribune
la Crosee
Parks Air Force Base
Calif
David A. Hammes
Lea G. Hammes
R. 2
Bangor
Leonard L. Dunwoody Jr
Leonard L
Local youths named in Tribune photo lineup
The Tribune features a photo with multiple youths identified by their parents and hometowns. Names listed include Erickson Westby Alden Lien Mabel Flugstad Oium La Farge Westby Wolley La Crosse Young Melrose Roraff Onalaska Bailey Likely Tomah Bjornstad Coon Valley with partial visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil R. Erickson
Westby
Alden
Lien
Oscar Lien
Mabel
Minn
Robert K. Flugstad
Kermit H. Flugstad
Calvin L. Oium
Lawrence Oium
la Farge
William H. Wolley
Herrick C. Wolley
N. Loth St
la Crosse
Verlin L. Young
Wilmer Young
Melrose
Gerald L. Roraff
William A. Roraff
Onalaska
Donald D. Bailey
William J. Bailey
Thomas F. Likely
Harry Likely
R. 4. Tomah
Dennis G. Bjornstad
Helmer J. Bjjornstad
Coon Valley
Tribune
Appeal Board Grants Building Permits To Five Applicants
The city board of appeals reviewed five cases Monday night and granted permits denied for code reasons. Calvin Lachman at 2329 Kane St adds a bedroom enlarging the living room. A. Asfoor and Sons get junk yard boundary expansion at 314 St Andrew St with license. Syl and Bernice Bates may build a porch at 630 S 7th St. Elizabeth A Hofwebher may add a kitchen at 1303 La Crosse St. Lillian Rathburn may subdivide a corner lot at 1002 Avon St with front and rear yard waivers.
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Board of Appeals
Calvin Lachman
Kane St
A. Asfoor and Sons
St. Andrew St
Syl and
Bernice Bates
S. 7Th St
Elizabeth A. Hofwebher
la Crosse St
Lillian Rathburn
Avon St
City Doctors Write Article For Magazine
Two La Crosse physicians, Dr. D. M. Buchman and Dr. Edward Hrowat, authored an article in the March issue of Archives of Internal Medicine. The study began with a routine college entrance physical that found a 23 year old with symmetrical digital clubbing but normal cardiopulmonary physiology. Dr. Buchman practices internal medicine in La Crosse and at La Crosse State College Health Center. he leads St Francis Hospital's internal medicine department and is a diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Hrowat is doing a residency at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati.
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la Crosse
Archives of
Internal
American Medical Assa
D. M. Buchman
Edward Hrowat
Buchman
Local Traffic Bureau Elects Five Directors
Five new directors were elected to the Traffic Bureau board at its annual meeting. New directors: George Dawes Jr of Badger Inc, Max Wesby of the Pyroti Co, J P Knudson of Witterosse Engineering, O M Blade of Northern Plastics, Paul Shriver of Service Transfer and Storage Co. Holdovers listed, honor seat for Ear F Schultz. At the first meeting Sexauer chosen president, Boylan vice president, Dawes secretary, Knudson treasurer.
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Traffic Bureau
George Dawes Jr
Badger Inc
Max Wesby
The
Pvroti Co
J. P. Knudson
Witterosse Engineering Inc
O.M. Blade
Northern Plastics
Paul Shriver
Service Transfer and Storage Co
Bureau
Ear F. Schultz
Sexauer
Rebhan
L. J. Boylan
Dawes
Knudson
Chamber Board Receives Industrial Climate Data
La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce directors heard details on improving the local industrial climate at a noon luncheon. The officers reviewed an industrial site survey by Moffet of Minneapolis and NSP, discussed land fill versus dredging, and noted Muskegon Michigan concessions to attract industry.
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la Crosse County
Woehrmann
Lindekugel
Moffet-Nsp
Wisconsin
Muskegon
Mich
Finch Receives Recruit Training Graduation at Great Lakes
Ends Boat Training James Finch son of Mrs Lyda Finch of Onalaska has graduated from recruit training at Great Lakes Hil.
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James Finch
Lyda Finch
Onalaska
Great Lakes, Hil
Four Hurt In County Auto Crashes In La Crosse
Two injuries occurred at 6 30 Tuesday on CTH Z Brice Prairie Road in front of Metallics Inc. Mrs. Russell H Colburn 47 was hospitalized with fractured ribs and facial injuries. Edna A Marshall 56 suffered head and hip bruises. A second crash on Irish Hill US 33 injured Harry Alvin Yates III 19 and Richard Eve 18, released after treatment. Police cited wet roads and guard rail damage.
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la Crosse
Brice Prairie Road
Metallics, Inc
Russell H. Colburn
Colburn
Edna A. Marshall
Galesville
Marshall
Harry Alvin Yates, III
Palo
Iowa
Richard Eve
Eve
Yates
Irish Hill
Highway 33
Shelby
Business Men's Club to Elect New Officials
The La Crosse Business Men's Club holds a semi annual election at a noon meeting. Current officers are President John Ponzo Vice President Donald E Rice Treasurer Edward Dohiby and Secretary Gordon H Feinberg who will not seek re election after twelve terms. The entertainment committee includes Clyde Cooper chairman Frank Chopieska and William Clark. Picnic plans to be disclosed.
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la Crosse Business Men's Club
John Ponzo
Donald E. Rice
Edward Dohiby
Gordon H. Feinberg
Feinberg
Knights of Pythias
Clinton and Avon Sts
Clyde Cooper
Frank Chopieska
William Clark
Two Camp McCoy Servicemen Plead Guilty in Delinquency Case
Two Camp McCoy servicemen, John Williams and Clarence Eklund, pleaded guilty to delinquency charges for contributing to the delinquency of three 17 year old La Crosse girls. Each was fined $50 and costs of 30 days in county jail after changing from innocent to guilty. A separate charge against Dale Helke was dismissed. Reuben Halverson, 22, of Caledonia Minnesota, was fined $100 and costs of 30 days in county jail after changing his plea to guilty of disorderly conduct.
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Camp McCoy
la Crosse
John Williams
Clarence Eklund
Dale Helke
Reuben Halverson
Caledonia
Minn
Close Parking Meters At Main Street Lot
Traffic Capt. Lyle Gilbert says meters near Main Street and the adjacent city lot will be closed for three to four days to enlarge the island by the parking area. The project aims to improve visibility and access for drivers.
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Gnc
Lyle Gilbert
Losses Reported to Officials as Boat Recovered
Several items were reported missing to city police this weekend. Mrs. Henry Michaels reported a rose gold Bulova wristwatch with expanding band absent. Fred Carlson noted a 16-foot flat bottom plywood boat with a 1942 Johnson motor missing from under a dock. Emil Smith reported a yellow six month old Labrador tied at his home missing. Eugene Loeffler recovered a 16-foot aluminum craft and motor from the mid Mississippi River near Pettibone Park and is awaiting owner claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Michaels
S. 12Th St
Fred Carlson
Cargill, Inc
S. Front St
Pearance
Emil Smith
Sumner St
Smith
Eugene Loeffler
Mississippi St
mid-Mississippi
Pettibone Park
Weather summary and rainfall across Wisconsin and beyond
Humidity around 76 percent in La Crosse with warm Gulf flow after rain. Beloit led Wisconsin at 87 degrees while La Crosse reached a warm 71 minimum. Rainfall totals included .44 inches in La Crosse and higher amounts in Neillsville .83 Hokah .28 Phillips 1.03 Merrill .92 Spirit Falls .92 Wisconsin Rapids .50. Forecast calls for continued heat and scattered storms with highs near 88 to 90 and partly cloudy skies. Fog in Superior area and extreme heat in Presidio Texas 104 degrees.
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Gulf of Mexico
la Crosse
Beloit
Wisconsin
Neillsville
Hokah
Minn
Phillips
Merrill
Spirit Falls
Wisconsin Valley
Wisconsin Rapids
Williston
N.D
Kenosha
Superior
Presidio
Tex
Mt. Washington
N.H
City Seeks Bids for West Avenue Resurfacing and Alley Paving
The city invites bids by 2 30 p m on July 10 for resurfacing West avenue from State street to La Crosse streets and widening from Pine to La Crosse. Bids will also cover alley paving between 22nd and 23rd streets from Campbell road to La Crosse street.
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West Avenue
State Street
la Crosse
Pine
22Nd
23Rd Streets
Campbell Road
la Crosse Street
Aerial damaged and floor mat theft report in city
Car owner Woodruff Richeson reports a 10 aerial was broken from his vehicle parked in a city lot. John L Johnson reports an all white floor mat stolen from his car in the 500 block on north Sth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff Richeson
Losey Blvd
John L. Johnson
Travis St
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