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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1958

Page

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One Thousand Two Hundred Templar Members Gather in La Crosse

More than 1,200 Sir Knights in uniform attend the centennial conclave of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Wisconsin in La Crosse. Activities span Wednesday to Saturday with parades, drill team contests, installations, and a 7 p.m. banquet. Public viewing of ceremonies and showcases are planned at the auditorium.

Knights of Old la Crosse H. B. Willard Manchester Knights Templar Iowa Wisconsin Commandery Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Wisconsin la Crosse Commandery 9 Sid Scoville van W. Harrod Alby Blystad Clinton Peterson Schultz Cottage French Island Lottie Evelyn Schultz Milwaukee Ray E. Ping Lester S. Bond Bigstad J. Robert Johnson Russell J. Johnson Clarence L. Ringquist

Hospital fundraising nears four hundred sixty three thousand mark

The United Hospital Building Fund campaign reached 463 546 dollars toward a 1 242 000 goal after an audit and a 50 000 dollar posting. Volunteers expect many corporate pledges still outstanding as of the Wednesday report. The drive lists divisions with varied progress including medical and hospital staff categories and a final report due next Wednesday.

United Hospital Building Fund Everett Yerly Yerly St. Francis Lutheran Heileman Memorial A W. Leo Murphy Carl Iverson Memorial B Ted Strehl Bill Gerrard Sigurd Sivertson John Sevenants al Levi Catherin Franke Ben Kastner Wesley Denny Charles Goerdt

Tax Collections Show Sales Increase

New York City sales tax receipts for the past 11 months totaled about 2.3 million dollars more than the same period a year earlier. City Controller Lawrence E. Gerosa notes this tax, a key business indicator, signals improving conditions despite recession fears.

New York Lawrence E. Gerosa

La Crosse Tribune Classified Layout Summary

Local newspaper sections outline including General News sections 1 and 2, La Crosse Tribune Section A Building, B Retail Merchants, C Industry Financial, D Services Food, E Automotive Recreation, Local News, Births, Classified Adv vue pages 37 8 9, Community News pages 11 12, Daily Records, Death Notices, TV and Radio Log pages 15 18, Sports pages 19 20 21 22, Tri-State Deaths page 6 and Weather Map page 2.

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Camp McCoy committee sets meeting after Governor day

Wisconsin Legislative Committee on the Reactivation of Camp McCoy meets at the camp Saturday after Gov. Thomson's Day ceremonies. Thomson reviews the 32nd Infantry Division Wisconsin National Guard at 11 a.m. The 2 p.m. session at Post Headquarters is led by Sen. J. E. Leverich. Lt. Gov. Knowles and mayors of Sparta Tomah and La Crosse area invited.

Camp Mccoy Wis Wisconsin Legislative Committee Thomson 32Nd Infantry Division Wisconsin National Guard J. E. Leverich Sparta Warren Knowles Joe Larson E. J. McKean Tomah Milo Knutson la Crosse

Badger Girls State Elects Four Mayors at UW Madison

Delegates at Badger Girls State elected four mayors for mythical cities Karen Bennett of Evansville Joan Schurch of Mount Horeb Sandra Seif of Augusta and Nancy Kohlhoff of Kenosha on Thursday. About 60 other posts were filled as more than 350 Wisconsin high school girls attend the four day exercise in good government at the University of Wisconsin.

Madison Badger Karen Bennett Evansville Joan Schurch Mount Horeb Sandra Seif Augusta Nancy Kohlhff Kenosha Wisconsin University of Wisconsin

Russians Demonstrate Before Danish Embassy in Moscow

A crowd of Russians demonstrated in front of the Danish Embassy in Moscow in protest of anti Soviet outbreaks in Copenhagen over the execution of Imre Nagy and Hungarian associates. Moscow radio reported the event as a rare display of discipline.

London Moscow Copenhagen Imre Nagy Nagy

Senators Vote Repeal Of Freight Passenger Levies

Washington AP Republicans push for a broad inquiry into Bernard Goldfine's contacts with federal officials over the last decade. Rep. Bennett cites Adams and other officials' ties as evidence of potential improper influence. Pentagon data show Goldfine firms received over 20 million dollars in textile contracts since 1953. SEC denied dropping a case against Goldfine firms, stating it was prosecuted.

Washington House Bernard Goldfine John B. Bennett Mich Sherman Bostonian Vt RR Bennett Pentagon Goldfine Eisenhower Securities and Exchange Commission White House Adams East Boston Co SEC Edward N. Gadsby Subcommittee Federal Trade Commission GOP George D. Aiken Ralph Flanders Frank Carlson Kan Jacob K. Javits Charles A. Halleck Ind Charles E. Chamberlain Eugene Siler Harry G Haskell Del S. Walter Stauffer George Christopher D-Mo Truman Matthew Connelly Connelly Defense Department Armed Services

County Shelby to Confer On Losey Project

The County Board Highway Committee and the Town of Shelby government were asked to meet to settle sewer funding for Losey boulevard. Supervisor Jerome Klos urged resolving who pays for sewers before the 1958 annual meeting, as paving plans for 1959 depend on it. La Crosse continues paving its stretch with county work pending from Ward Avenue to Highway 14. Dist. Atty. George Thompson warned county payment would not create a binding legal precedent.

County Board Shelby Jerome Klos Village West Salem Klos la Crosse Losey Ward Avenue Ward Losey Boulevard Walter Affeldt la Crosse 7Th Ward Dist. Atty George Thompson

FIRM REPAY WINDfall Cheese DEAL JUDGED ILLEGAL

U S District Judge Patrick T. Stone ruled that the 1954 surplus cheese paper transactions were illegal. Eight companies including Kraft Foods Borden Cudahy Armour Safeway Heinz and Berst were ordered to repay 1.3 million dollars to the government for windfall profits. The ruling followed hearings on claims the sales to the Commodity Credit Corp were fictitious paper moves designed to profit from a price drop.

CCC Stone Department of Agriculture Department Kraft Foods Co Wisconsin Borden Co Cudahy Packing Co Chicago Armour & Co C. J. Berst & Co Portage Wis Armour Safeway Stores Green Bay

Teller Stalls Bank Holdup On Milwaukee’s South Side

In Milwaukee at Mitchell Street State Bank a teller prevented a gunman from taking money. George Roubik engaged the robber, a 26 year old who claimed Travis N Powell as his name, and Patrolman Stephen Kwasnieski disarmed him after a bystander alerted authorities.

Milwaukee Mitchell Street State Bank South Side George Roubik Roubik Stephen Kwasnieski Travis N. Powell

Weekend Weather Outlook For City Region

Mostly fair and cooler tonight with a low around 48. Saturday will stay fair and cool with a high near 72. Sunday shows partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and a Sunday morning low near 50.

Tax cuts drive rekindled in Senate showdown

Senators backed repeal of the 3 percent freight tax and the 10 percent passenger fare levy amid budget pressures. The chamber split along party lines as Knowland and Johnson opposed broader tax cuts while Magnuson and supporters pressed for further reductions on auto excise and small business taxes. The measures return to the House for action.

Washington Senate Eisenhower Charles E. Potter R-Mich Paul H. Douglas D-Ill William F. Knowland California Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Secretary of the Treasury Anderson Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash House Senate Finance Committee

Soviet Rulers Adopt New Farm Program

Moscow AP reports the Soviet Communist party announced a new farm pricing system for collective farms to boost efficiency and production aimed at overtaking U.S. farm output. The Central Committee promoted N V Podgorny and D S Poliansky to alternate presidium roles, signaling Khrushchev’s continued control.

Moscow Soviet Communist Party Today Khrushchev U.S Party Central Committee Russia N.V. Podgorny Ukraiian Communist Party D.S. Poliansky Russian Federation Soviet Union Kremlin Podgorny Poliansky

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