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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1956

Page

2

Eisenhower Holds Sitting Up Conference Amid Recovery

President Eisenhower sat up for 45 minutes at a work conference with White House aides while remaining aloof from GOP convention planners nearby. The White House cut daily medical bulletins to two per week except Saturdays as his recovery from June surgery continues satisfactorily.

Washington Eisenhower White House James €. Hagerty Hagerty Sherman Adams Alfred M. Gruenther North Atlantic Alliance Eiisenhower

Wilson against Bison bomber claims sparks Air Force clash

In Senate related testimony Wilson disputed rival claims that the Bison jet bomber rivals the B52. He said the B52 is superior in altitude and range and questioned whether the Bison could reach U.S. cities without tanker support. LeMay’s prior remarks were noted as inconsistent with Wilson’s production rate estimates.

Senate Eisenhower Wilson Russia Red Air Force Curtis &. LeMay Strategic Air Command LeMay Senate Armed Services

Justice Court records from Whitehall and surrounding towns

Whitehall Marvin Pittenger pled guilty to disorderly conduct and was jailed 30 days. Alvin Luken and Douglas J Helle with John Tenneson Blair also pled guilty or faced speeding charges with fines. Several others, including Arland Peterson and Ernest Bradley, forfeited deposits or paid fines for night speeding. Multiple arrests for drunken driving, reckless driving and related violations across La Crosse Prairie du Chien and nearby locales.

Marvin Pittenger Bangor Justice P. M. Paulson Trempealeau County Whitehall Alvin Luken Blair Douglas J. Helle John Tenneson Arland R. Peterson Black River Falls Ernest Bradley Peterson Bradley Ephraim Filla Almer Holstad Ettrick Julius Tormoen Wallace Nyiberg Merlin Lasky Lewiston Minn Oakley Parkhill Galesville Alfred Steiner Prairie du Chien Glyn C. Traut Milwaukee Richard Bruckner Prairie A Chien Daniel Kinlay Harpers Ferby Dwane Miller la Farge Frederick McCardney Patch! lGrove

Livestock Market Brief from Swift & Co Reports

Swift & Co lists live quotations for cattle hogs and lambs with market tones. Hog prices show steady to higher trends across weight ranges while cattle and calves display varied steady to lower values in Chicago and South St. Paul markets.

Bologna Chicago Poultry Chicago USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago South ST. Paul South ST. Paul, Minn U.S

Tri-State Deaths In Wisconsin Obituaries

Ben B. Nelson, 69, of Whitehall, died Friday after six weeks illness. World War I veteran, survived by wife Ida, son La Verne, three grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, burial Lincoln Cemetery. Louis Lietz, 68, of Tomah died Thursday at his farm south of Tomah. Survived by wife, daughter Gladys Gruen of Tomah, sons Clarence and Lloyd of Wilton. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Indian Creek Lutheran Church, Clifton. Burial in church cemetery. Continuous calling at White's Funeral Home until 11 a.m. Saturday.

Whitehall Wis Ben B. Nelson Mr. Nelson Blair Bernt Nelson Ida Erickson la Verne Cobalt Idaho Margaret Westland Eau Claire Lottie Newman Elmer Newman Loyal Our Savior’s Lutheran Church O. G. Birkeland Lincoln Cemetery Tomah Louis Lietz Gladys Gruen Tolmah Clarence Lloyd Wilton Indian Creek Lutheran Church Clifton Albrecht White Tomaho

Girl Fatally Injured by Driverless Car in Grocery Row

Three year old Barbara Merry was pinned against a brick wall by a moving driverless car outside a Carbondale grocery. Her siblings Sharon and Donnie were in the car as parents shopped nearby. Barbara was taken to Hillsboro hospital.

Carbondale Ill Barbara Merry Barbara Merry Sharon Donnie Hillsboro

Awaiting Transfer for Seaman Haddad in Norfolk

Norman Haddad seaman apprentice, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Haddad of La Crosse Wisconsin, awaits transfer at U S Naval Receiving Station Norfolk to the USS Robinson. The station, under Capt J C G Wilson, processes about 8000 personnel monthly en route to naval duties worldwide.

Norfolk, Va Norman Haddad Sam Haddad Market St la Crosse U.S. Naval Receiving Station Norfolk Robinson Norfolk Naval J. C. G. Wilson USN

4 H Roller Skating Party Saturday in Ferryville

PRAIRIE DU CHIEN Wis Special There will be a 4 H roller skating party at Elmer s Hall in Ferryville Saturday night Skating will start at p m Elmer Saw wells Hall is located north of Ferryville.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Elmer’s Hall Ferryville Elmer Sawwell

Marriage Licenses Issued in Sparta and Nearby Areas

Sparta area couples listed for marriage licenses include Curtis D. Arentz Leon and Bernice Dunnum Washington Isreal J Linda Alameda California and Sally Davis Tomah Louis Pollard Little Falls and Irene Becker Sparta Clinton G Dunnum Portland and Donna Mae Shharping Clinton Black River Falls Wis Thomas Westpfahl and Phyllis Rodefer both of Tomah.

Sparta Wis Curtis D. Arentz Leon Bernice Dunnum Washington Isreal J Linda Alameda Calif Sally Davis Tomah Louis Pollard Little Falls Irene Becker Clinton G. Dunnum Portland Donna Mae Shharping Clinton

Funeral set for Gale Meet Keeth longtime Gale packing supervisor

Galeville Wisconsin special funeral services for Gale Meet Keeth 54 field supervisor for the Gale Packing Co who died Wednesday in a La Crosse hospital. He was born December 10 1901 in Galeville and spent his life there. He married Erna Voss in 1932 and is survived by two sons a brother and a sister. He was a longtime member of the Galesville Masonic Lodge.

Galesville Wis Gale Meet Keeth iGale Packing Co la Crosse Zion Lutheran Church Smith Mortuary McKeeth Tom McKeeth Gale, Packing Co Erna Voss Richard David Ray Barneveld Douglas

Funeral for Mrs. Charles Noessler Held in Burr Oak

Mrs. Charles Noessler aged 54 died at her Burr Oak farm in Farmington Township after a long illness. She was born February 8, 1902 in Mindoro and married Charles R. Noessler April 20, 1927. Survived by her husband, a daughter-in-law Janice Simmonson, four Mindoro sisters, a La Crosse sister, four brothers in West Salem Michigan and Mindoro. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at Burr Oak Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call at Smith Funeral Home Melrose Sunday 7–9 p.m. and Monday noon until funeral.

Melrose Wis Charles Noessler Burr Oak Farmington Township George Hart la Crosse Martin Mikkelson West Salem Melvin Michigan Lynn Alfred Mindoro Burr Oak Lutheran Church M. A. Zimmerman Church Smith Funeral Home

El Morro and San Cristobal Forts Stand Strong in San Juan

El Morro and San Cristobal, two massive fortifications at San Juan Puerto Rico, were the strongest bastions built by the Spanish in the entire West Indies.

Untold Homesickness Flashes In A Father’s Departure

A plain spoken line reflects on a man leaving home and the soft portrait of his young child crying after him. The snippet hints at family ties and emotional farewells in a nostalgic tone.

Government Staying Out Of Steel Strike

Washington officials voiced concern about a steel strike but plan to avoid immediate government intervention. If stalemate endures midweek, mediation may rise, with Taft Hartley provisions possible only after the June 30 contract expiry. both sides hope a deal avoids a prestrike court order and the election spillover.

Washington Administration Eisenhower United Steelworkers Una Ak Joseph F. Finnegan New York Jhould

Regents Approve 1956 57 Budget For Wisconsin Colleges

The regents plan dormitories at Eau Claire La Crosse and River Falls with costs of 1 484 000 1 796 000 and 959 000 respectively as part of nine new dormitories to house growing enrollments. The 1956 57 budget totals 7 165 913 with 116 new faculty and 4 028 376 for salaries. A 44 million construction need is projected for 1957 58 with 26 million for the university and 17 million for the state college system.

Eau [Claire la Crosse River Falls Milwaukee State College University of Wisconsin Regents Lor Hall Claire Oshkosh Platteville Stevens Point Stout Superior Whitewater Platteville Institute Administrative Office University of Wisconsin State Colleges State Coordinating Committee On Higher Education

Birth announcements from Caledonia area hospitals in June

Birth notices report numerous newborns across Caledonia area facilities including Caledonia Community Hospital and Grandview Hospital. Daughters and sons are listed with parents names and home towns such as Spring Grove Houston La Crosse Black River Falls and La Crescent along with several Chicago and Denver connections.

LaVerne Bacon Mabel Ellsworth Klug Caledonia Milton Meyer Arlyn Deely Spring Grove Herman Viegen Marvin Loken Houston Lutheran Hospital

Priced Shock: State Leader Criticizes Pay Demands

A veteran legislator argues that pay increases stem from unions and business pressure. He warns inflation will persist if employers bear the cost by raising consumer prices and urges prudent action while supporting a $10 raise for state workers if approved.

Pital Bed Ludvigsen

U.N. Faces Spy Enlistment Charge Against Employee

Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold awaits a U.S. report on allegations that U.N. economist Petukhov tried to recruit a Russian refugee for Soviet espionage. The claim, by former Soviet captain Michail Shatov, prompted protests from U.S. delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and denials from Petukhov and Rostislav Shapovalov.

United Nations N. Y Dag Hammarskjold U. S U. N Alesksei Petukhov U.N Petukhov Michael Shatov Columbia University Library Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Washington Hammarskjold Shatov J. A. C. Robertson Britain Rostislav Shapovalov

Bukolt Named Chairman of American Furniture Mart Board

Victor Bukolt treasurer of Lullaby Furniture Corp Stevens Point Wis was named chairman of the American Furniture Mart board of governors The fall market will be held Oct 15 19 and the winter market from Jan 7 18.

Chicago Victor Bukolt Lullaby Furniture Corp Stevens Point Wis American Furniture Mart

Stone Mountain Memorial Sparks Confederate Loyalty Debate

Clarence Welch Sr. argues in the Atlanta Journal that Confederate figures should be carved on Stone Mountain with only Confederate men visible. He warns that adding Yankees would imply leadership or pursuit, reflecting regional sentiment about the memorial. Stone Mountain stands 15 miles east of Atlanta.

Atlanta Clarence Welch Sr Stone Mountain Atlanta Journal

Weather Record for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa

Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the southeast. Some locally severe storms possible in south and west central regions this afternoon or evening, then cooler tonight. Saturday expected to be partly cloudy cooler and less humid. Minnesota part is partly cloudy with a few thundershowers southeast this afternoon fading tonight, Saturday sunnier. Iowa shows partly cloudy conditions this afternoon through Saturday with scattered showers and storms, especially east and southeast this evening, cooler Saturday.

Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa East Portion

Mississippi River Forecast Rises Through District Four Days

River readings indicate continued Mississippi River rise for four days with average daily increases around .3 feet at most stations. Most tributaries will rise, except the lower Wisconsin River, while the lower Zumbro River shows the greatest rise with near thankful stages this afternoon.

Hastings Guttenberg Mississippi River Wisconsin River Zumbro River

Nationwide temperatures by city and range

Readable climate table lists cities with low and high temperatures such as Bismarck 55 86 and Chicago 70 93. The garbled data includes many misprints but preserves a pattern of daily high and low readings for major U S locations across the nation.

Bismarck

Funeral services for Mrs. Thom as Rowan set for Winona

Mrs. Margaret Rowan 71 of Winona died in a Morris Minnesota auto crash that also killed her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Neill 77 of Wheaton. James King 68 of Wheaton was driving. Neill died soon after. Rowan’s funeral is 9 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Cathedral Winona with call at Burke Cathedral Home after 3 p.m. Sunday. Rosary 7 30 p.m. Sunday. Neill’s funeral set for 9 a.m. Saturday in Wheaton. King remains in Morris hospital with a broken neck. Rowan leaves two daughters in La Crosse Mrs. Julius Gautsch and Mrs. Theodore Banasik.

Thomas Margaret) Rowan Winona Morris Minn Sacred Heart Cathedral Burke Cathedral Rowan Elizabeth Neill Wheaton Julius Gautsch Theodore Banasik

Probate and Creditor Notice for Ellis Benson Estate

Notice to open probate of Ellis T. Benson will and appoint an executrix, with heirs proven, at La Crosse County Court on July 10, 1956. Creditors must file by September 17, 1956. claims examined September 18, 1956. Also weed control notice for Campbell town land and beer license application for Clark W. Knudtson at Dew Drop Inn Onalaska.

Anna L. Beneson Ellis T. Benson City of la Crosse la Crosse County Wisconsin Said Court House R. V. Ahlstrom Robert J. Jenkins Campbell Holmen Wis Onalaska

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