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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
5
A columnist notes European brides may face a legal cooking test before marriage. The column blends trivia on Mark Twain, classic records, gifts, and odd facts from various eras, ending with a quip about why men may outpace women in aging.
The La Crosse Tribune details editorial and production staff, publication details, and circulation information. It lists contact hours for missed papers and lists mail subscription rates within and outside 75 miles of La Crosse.
In Pompton Lakes New Jersey a rockslide at Pompton Crushed Stone Co left three men buried under granite blocks weighing up to forty tons. Wallace Van Order Jr. 29 of Bloomingdale was recovered late last night crushed in his truck after responders cut the cab. Charles Baldwin 40 of Cedar Grove and Grant Harris 56 of Pompton Lakes remained missing.
In 1680 and for the next twelve years, Santa Fe, New Mexico, is shown as being occupied by Indigenous people who chose their own governor, converted the Spanish chapel into a kiva, and practiced traditional worship, reflecting a major colonial era upheaval.
The Alamogordo News reports a tri faith service at Trinity Site New Mexico to seek divine guidance for peaceful use of nuclear energy. The event coincides with the eve of the 11th anniversary of the first atomic detonation.
Walton League directors name Chet Dempsey Hartland as forest committee chair and Al Sutherland Fond du Lac as public shooting grounds chair. Each will select members, with next meeting set for Fond du Lac on July 16.
Randolf Liebl three of rural Barre Mills had his right eye removed after a fall that pierced the eye on a nail protruding from a board. He is recovering in a local hospital. His twin brother died two years ago. Randolf is the son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Liebl of La Crosse.
PORT ARTHUR Wisconsin fishermen were fined 800 for possessing 162 pickerel well above the legal limit as they crossed from Canada to the United States. Eight men from northern Wisconsin faced fines, with 70 each plus costs, and two cars and equipment were seized but released after 200 more was paid. The 162 fish were distributed to welfare institutions.
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