32nd Breaks Camp as Units Arrive at Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy Wisconsin readies for a major turnover as the 32nd Infantry Division Wisconsin National Guard leaves after two weeks of training. Replacing units include 42 National Guard and Reserve organizations from Illinois Michigan and Indiana with several Chicago based groups. The 1st Battle Group 178th Infantry from Illinois arrives under Lt Col John T Rose. Additional units include XIV Corps Artillery groups from Chicago and Michigan towns plus civil affairs teams led by Lt Col Joseph Emanuel and Lt Col Harry B Smith.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
32Nd Infantry Division
Wisconsin National Guard
National Guard
U.S. Army Reserve
ARNG
Illinois
Missouri
USS. Army Corps
178Th Infantry
Illinois National Guard
Chicago
John T. Rose
XIV Corps Artillery
434Th
442D
Lansing
Mich
Bay City
Pontiac
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Connersville
Ind
Winona
Minn
Joseph P. Emmanuel
Detroit
Harry B. Smith
Kalamazoo
John R. Dean Jr
406Th
Bloomington
Howard T. McBride
12 year old killed in scooter collision in Forest Lake
Bruce J. Crohn aged 12 of Forest Lake died Thursday night when his motor scooter hit a car on a Washington County road. The coroner reported a broken neck. The state traffic toll rose to 279, two more than a year earlier.
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Forest Lake
Minn
Bruce J. Crohn
Washington
Milwaukee Livestock Prices Report
AP rounds up cattle hogs and calves prices at Milwaukee market. Hog receipts about 400 with prices mostly 17 to 18 dollars for 190 to 220 pound butchers. sows 375 pounds and under 14 to 15.50. boars 9 to 12. Cattle receipts about 200. cows steady with canners 13.50 to 16.50 and utilities 17 to 17.50. fed cattle 20 to 22.50. steers 20 to 22.50. heifers 19.50 to 22.00. Calves receipts 200. prime 29 to 30. good to choice 24 to 28. standards 18 to 26. call to utilities 18 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
USDA
Military Matters 42 Anglo Saxon letter 44 Harvest
The page appears as a contents list for a periodical. Items include Military Matters and references to Anglo Saxon letter 44 Harvest and other topics. No cohesive article text is readable to summarize a single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcia
Wile
Gardner
English School
Crossword Puzzle Clues From The Past
A list of puzzle clues with numbers and word prompts across categories including communication oxidation military assault interstice cushions inferno traps glass, musical sections, beer ingredient, Iroquoian words, blood, memorandum, underling, coin, soak flax and related terms.
Winona Livestock Quotations From Swift & Company Market Update
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle calves and related items in Winona and Chicago markets. Hog prices up 10 cents on butchers and 20 to 40 cent higher for strictly meat types while cattle steady to 50 cents lower. calves and hogs show varied but steady to higher readings across regions.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Committee Rejects Postal Rate Increase
The House Post Office Committee voted down the administration plan for a 741 million dollar rise in postal rates. Postmaster General Day and Secretary Dillon urged the increase to cover an expected 1962 deficit of 843 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Post Office Committee
Congress
J. Edward Day
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Post Office Department
Man Charged With Stabbing Bound Over in Wisconsin
In Prairie Du Chien Donald Lassie 36 of Elgin Illinois was bound over to Circuit Court after a preliminary hearing. He is charged with injury by conduct regardless of life for stabbing James Johnson Jr. 35, the husband of Lassie’s former wife, at the Johnson home in Gays Mills. Johnson was hospitalized and survived with preservation of sight in his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Donald Lassie
Elgin
Ill
William O'Neil
Lassie
James Johnson Jr
Johnson
Gays Mills
Johnsons
Viroqua
Madison
Fillmore Escapees Captured After Jail Break
Three of four Fillmore County jail escapees were back in custody within 24 hours. Jimmy Sutherland surrendered at his Chatfield home, Thomas Strain and Patrick Ragger were arrested, while Patrick Hrdlicka remained at large in Rochester. The foursome faced burglary or parole violations after escaping through a brick wall with a pipe.
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Preston
Minn
Fillmore County
Jimmy Sutherland
Chatfield
Thomas Strain
Patrick Ragger
Patrick Hrdlicka
Rochester
Kennedy Improves After Mixed Infection Sidelining Him
President Kennedy shows improvement after a mixed bacterial and viral infection kept him in bed at the White House. Dr. Travell reports he is making a nice recovery with a normal temperature, while aides say he plans to spend the weekend at Glen Ora with Mrs. Kennedy and the children.
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Kennedy
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Salinger
Travell
White House
Janet Travell
Rancher Donates Wheat to Aid Overseas Hunger
Coleman Foley, an Irish immigrant rancher in Pleasanton California, pledges 50 tons of wheat annually for four years to the U S Food for Peace program. The first delivery at his ranch will go to Greece to aid hungry people overseas. The donation marks the program’s first private gift.
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Pleasanton
Calif
California
Coleman Foley
Nevada
San Francisco
Greece
Family Night at Walter Kling Farm in Taylor
Family night scheduled for 8 p m Sunday June 25 at the Walter Kling farm in Taylor Wisconsin. An ice cream social will accompany the program for attendees.
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Taylor
Wis
Walter Kling
U S Plans Peace Move to End Shipping Tie Up
President Kennedy backs a three member panel if owners and six striking unions accept a 60 day halt to the eight day ship strike. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged acceptance or rejection by Saturday with a Kenne dy report planned. He warned continued stoppage could hurt trade and the dollar balance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Merit pay hikes for Superior State faculty delayed
A State College Board of Regents committee will investigate merit pay increases for Superior State College faculty, while raises at eight other state colleges were approved. The four percent boosts were halted after Regent Elizabeth Hawkes urged delay and discussions with Superior officials preceded a closed session. Board president William McIntyre said a committee would set the Superior raises and noted he will not seek re-election as president.
Records La Crosse Traffic Violations List
Merlin G Olson 29 Bangor speeding 16.75 dollars. Jack M Noyes 38 Ona laska improper passing 16.75. Leonard L Meyers 25 Camp McCoy speeding 131.75. William J Leach 24 Camp Mc Coy driving too fast for conditions 40. Larry W Johnson 19 West Salem speeding 16.75. Arlene R Peterson 30 Valley Road speeding 21.75. John G Weibel 19 Onalaska going through stop sign 20. Fern L Ruud 43 423 S 14th St speeding 16.75. Ray B Berger 39 R Wil ton speeding 21.75. Richard D Benge 33 R 1 Sallisaw Okla operating over length vehicle 50. James H Otis 24 Milwaukee improper parking 16.75. Paul E Minor 18 Camp Mc Coy speeding 56.75 driving without a license dismissed failure to heed red light and siren held in abeyance. Kenneth Durnil 22 419 Wisconsin St Sparta improper use of vehicle registration 16.75 operating unregistered vehicle 16.75. Joseph R Bahr 16 R 1 West Salem speeding case continued. Matthew C Corigliano 17 Camp McCoy speeding forbidden to drive in Wisconsin for six months.
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Merlin G. Olson
Bangor
Jack M. Noyes
Onalaska
Leonard L. Meyers
Camp McCoy
William J. Leach
Larry W. Johnson
E. Garland St
West Salem
Arlene R. Peterson
Valley Road
John G. Weibel
Fern L. Ruud
S. 14Th St
Ray B. Berger
R. J. Wilton
Richard D. Benge
Sallisaw
Okla
James H. Otis
Milwaukee
Paul E. Minor
Kenneth Durnil
Wisconsin St
Sparta
Joseph R. Bahr
Matthew C. Corigliano
Wisconsin
Sparta Woman Granted Divorce Over Cruel Treatment
Elaine Paulson 31 of Sparta is granted a divorce from Irvin Paulson 34 on cruelty grounds. Paulson must pay 125 monthly for three minor children, custody awarded to the mother. Household furnishings go to Mrs Paulson in lieu of alimony. David Nichols of Sparta faces court for interfering with a welfare custody case before Judge Hansen Monday at 10 am. Sparta Wis. Harold R Branham Camp Mc Coy squealing tires five dollars.
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Elaine Paulson
Sparta
Irvin Paulson
Paulson
David Nichols
State Department of Public Welfare
Hansen
Adventist Church to Raise Funds for Africa Training
The Seventh day Adventist Church at 6th and King Streets will take a special offering in over 3,000 services this week to support the Gitwe Training School in Ruanda. Pastor J. W. Lehman, recently returned from the African mission, will report on the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist Church
6Th and King Sts
Africa
Ruanda
J. W. Lehman
Applications Open for La Crescent Clerk Carrier Jobs
La Crescent Minnesota posts the closing date of June 26 for clerk carrier positions. Applications and forms are obtainable at the La Crescent Post Office for eligible applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent, Minn
la Crescent
la Crescent Post Office
Sauer Convicted of Check Forgery in Wisconsin
Edward W. Sauer, 31, of 2153 Jackson Street, was convicted of check forgery and faces up to five years in Waupun Prison. Sentence suspended and he is placed on probation to Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare for five years.
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Edward W. Sauer
Jackson St
Waupun
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Man Held For Florida Burglary
Tampa man Derrill W. Dorch plus a companion were wanted in Florida on burglary charges. They were spotted in La Crosse and later arrested after a series of evasive moves. Dorch agreed to waive extradition and return to Florida.
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Tampa, Fla
Derrill W. Dorch
la Crosse
Grandad Bluff
Derek
Central Station
Florida
Dorch
Chairs Missing From Onalaska Funeral Home Inventory
Fossum Funeral Home reports a man borrowed twelve chairs around May 15. The chairs with black leather seats and Fossum’s name in gold lettering on the bottoms have not been returned. The borrower's name and address were recorded but later lost. The incident was reported to the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalaska
Clifford A. Fossum
Fossum Funeral Home
Sheriff's Office
Fossum
Crescent Apple Festival Board to Meet for Scheduling
La Crescent Minnesota Crescent Apple Festival Board to meet at 5 15 p m Saturday at DeJarlais Supper Club All areas east of Losey Boulevard will be sprayed Friday night from 9 p m to 5 a m Saturday as part of mosquito control.
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Losey Boulevard
Evzones' kilts Reach Lengthy Garment Standards
The famous Greek Evzones are noted for kilts containing more than 40 yards of material, highlighting the elaborate dress and ceremonial attire worn by these elite guards.
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Greece
La Crosse School Construction bids and real estate sale notice
Public bids invited for the addition to the Harry Spence School at 22nd and Bennett Streets La Crosse Wisconsin for general electrical plumbing and HVAC work with 5 to 10 percent bid bonds. documents available from the Board of Education and city offices. Also a hearing to sell or encumber real estate of Hannah Eide deceased with Lot 12 Boyd’s Subdivision described for debt settlement and estate administration.
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Board of Education
la Crosse City
la Crosse
Wisconsin
C.D.T
la Crosse City Public
Suh
Cass Streets
City Hall
5Th
Carl W. Schubert and
Superintendent of Schools
Sth
C.C.T
City of
City of la Crosse
la Crosse County
Hannah Eide
Harvard A. Netzer
la Crosse Trust Company
Boyd
Ustick
Eugene A. Toepel
Bosshard & Arneson
Ray A. Sunder
Order Appointing Time To Hear Petition For Administration
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court probate case for Bessie Paulson who died intestate in La Crosse. Court sets hearing July 11 1961 and creditor claim period ends September 18 1961 with final adjudication September 19 1961.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Bessie Paulson
la Crosse
County of la Crosse
State of
Lucille Scherdin
J. C. Franzini
321 Hoeschler
Charles R. Hefti
City of
Eugene A. Toepel
Frank H. Grover
Batavian Bank
Pauline Schaefer
N. George de Dakis
Rivoli
Crosse Wisconsin Public Works Curb and Gutter Plan
The City of La Crosse outlines streets to receive curb and gutter work including 28th Street west side Ward to Lincoln, Bluffview Place, 27th to 28th Streets, Losey to 28th, Sunrise Drive, Lincoln to Glendale, East and Main Streets, and related avenues. Affected residents may contest the decision in the Circuit Court of La Crosse, with waiver implications noted.
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Common Council
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Cameron Avenue
2Nd Street
3Rd Street
4Th Street
5Th Avenue
Ferry
Division Street
14Th
16Th Street
Travis Street
Hyde Avenue
Circuit Court of
la Crosse Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
City of
Ward Avenue
East Ave
Losey Blvd
15Th Street
Badger
Farwell St
27Th Street
King
Main St
Farn
la Crosse St
Main Street
28Th St
Shady Lane Court
Loomis Street
Island St
East Avenue
Mississippi St
Market St
Horton Street
20Th St
Lincoln Avenue
Common Council of
City of la Crosse
Council Chamber
28Th Street
Ward Ave
Lincoln Ave
Bluffview Place
27Th
26Th Street
Glendale Ave
Glendale Avenue
Sunrise Drive
17Th Street
Bennett
Horton St
Farwell
26Th
Alice A. Dickson
Probate notices for Axel M. Paulsen and Pauline Schaefer
Probate petitions in Crosby County Wisconsin fix claims period to October 16 1961 for Axel M Paulsen estate and schedule heirship hearing October 17 1961. Another administration and heirship hearing set for Pauline Schaefer estate with notices to creditors and hearings September 25 1961 and September 26 1961.
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32Nd
Milwaukee Livestock
Fis
Lamb
Pat
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
WS Weather Bureau
DOAM
Seattit
Mirwaball
Mamsas City
Mito
Toronto
Vvorn
Weather Outlook
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Tennessee
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York
Miami
Iain
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Monsanto Chemical and Bell & Farrell, Inc
Northern Pacific
No. States Power
Allied Radio Clark O. & R
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
American Motors
Phillips Pet
Godfrey Co
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Hamilton Mfg
Anaconda
Republic Steel
Heileman Big
Armour
Rexall Drug
Koehring Co
Amer
Reynolds Metals
Avco Royal Dutch
Marine Cap
Sonteh Capital
Safeway Stores
McQuay, Inc
Brunswick
G. D. Searle
Nekoosa Edn
Caterpillar Trac
Sears Roebuck
No. Plastic Inc
Sinclair Oil
No. States
Chrysler ,Delanese
Northw. Banc
Socony
Texaco
Trane Co
Tbig
Elec. & Mus. Ind
Trane
Western Power
Ford
20Th Century Fox
Wis. P. & Lt. Bbig
E Foremost Dairies
United Airlines
Tausche Hdw
Fruehaus Trailer
U.S. Rubber
Mutual Funds Gamble Skogino NS US
Steel
Fidelity Fund
Illinois Central
Inc Investors
Stock Fund
Jones & Laughlin L. C
Swift & Company
Chicago (P
Chicago Mercantile _Exchange
Chicago Poultry
South ST. Paul Livestock
Barrows
Gillis
Fillmore
Ikeda
Pierre Salinger
Kennnedy
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Trempleau
Dodge
W. Salem
Root Houston
Minnesota
Iowa
D! Scholls
Monroe County
Harold R. Branham
WKBH
Twins
New York Yankees
WKTY
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Skeeter Schedule
VIA
Gilbert M. Schacht & Associates
Wisconsin Ave
Tribune
Executrix
Elvera Schneider
Dora Hemkerg
N. West Avenue
Call Barre Mills
Crosby, Esch & Bartl
State Bank
P.S
Lacrosse County
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