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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1957

Page

2

City driver injured after entering blocked street scene

A 60 year old man Orville Woll drove around a lighted barrier into a construction zone on Avon Street in the 1600 block. He suffered a mouth cut and nose bleed, declined medical aid, and caused about 400 dollars of damage to his car as it sideswiped a semi truck and steel piles. The city marked its 91st straight day without a traffic fatality.

Orville Bernard Woll George St Woll Avon Street

Catch Swimmer Cited After Nude Swim At Plant

A 14 year old city boy was caught by river patrol at 6 15 p m Saturday after running from the water where he had been swimming nude behind the disposal plant. He is ordered to report to the police juvenile bureau.

City Police Department Police Juvenile Bureau

Grandnephew of McKinley Dead Investigated

A board of officers investigating the death of Col. William D. McKinley 41 grandnephew of President McKinley said it had not determined whether he died by his own hand. The colonel commanded the 19th Regiment of the 24th Infantry Division.

Seoul William D. McKinley McKinley

Hen Lays Two Eggs in Harmony Rhode Island

A Harmony Rhode Island hen owned by Eugene Walker laid two eggs one inside the other. The double egg weighed about a half pound and measured 10 inches in circumference lengthwise and eight inches around the center. Dr. William H. Wiley of the URI poultry department explained the first egg reversed in the reproductive tract and began forming another egg with a second yolk.

Harmony, R. I. W Eugene Walker William H. Wiley University of Rhode Island Poultry Department

First Ripe Tomato Displayed by Local Grower

Alvin Servais of 2521 Wood Street displayed the season s first locally grown ripe tomato on Monday. He said the fruit ripened two days ago, marking a early harvest milestone for the neighborhood.

Alvin Servais Wood St

Seek Vandals For Damage To School

The sheriff's department investigated a break in and vandalism at a French Island Seventh Day Adventist School. A door was found open at 1:45 a.m. and a cabinet looted. red paint daubed on desks walls and windows.

Sheriff's Department French Island Seventh Day Adventist Gene Hieber

Defers Meeting of Barbershop Quartet Society

No meeting of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will be held on Tuesday evening. An important board of directors meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Edward Dahlby residence.

Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of America Board of Directors Edward Dahlby

Winona Livestock Market Quotations Report

Market quotes from Winona via Swift and Company on hogs cattle calves and lambs with price ranges. Hog prices up 15 to 25 cents on butcher hogs. fat hogs discounted. cattle steady with varying classes including dry fed steers yearlings and cows. calves and lambs steady to higher with specific weight bands and prices listed. Also notes Chicago poultry and livestock activity and regional trade.

Winona Swift & Company Chicago Livestock Chicago USDA South ST. Paul South ST. Paul, Minn

Wiretap ruling praised by Rep Keating and Stennis on loyalty case rules

The security pres continues on page one with praise for the commissions on wiretap evidence and loyalty case procedures. Senator Stennis lauds cross examination of accusers as the report’s greatest recommendation while Rep Keating notes gratification with the wiretap use guidance. An independent central security office, a central review board, and agency-head final decisions are proposed for appeals and rulings.

Rep. Keating New York Judiciary Committee Stennis Cotton

Milwaukee Drivers Win State Truck Contests Trophy

Milwaukee drivers clinched the team trophy as the state truck driving contest finished in Eau Claire. Alvin Giemza won the straight truck division, Melvin Krueger took the semi-trailer three-axle title, Eugene Lewis claimed the 4-axle crown, and Chester Rohrer led the 5-axle contest. Forty-two drivers competed over three days. the four winners and defending champ Leland Hellestad advance to the national Chicago event.

EAU Claire Milwaukee Alvin Giemza Melvin Krueger Motor Cargo, Inc Eugene Lewis Manitowoc Olson Transportation Co Green Bay Chester Rohrer Specter - Midstates, Inc Leland Hellestad Chicago

Texas Hit By Baseball Size Hail Storm

A Texas hailstorm injures 19 farm workers near Ft Stockton with 16 hospitalized for bruises and cuts after stones larger than baseballs rained on fields. A cloudburst drenched Midland, winds reached 64 mph, rescue crews pulled motorists from flooded ditches, a 350 foot radio tower toppled, and Dallas area saw torrential rain and damaged power lines.

Dallas Texas Ft. Stockton State Highway Patrol

Bourges Maunoury Seeks Confidence Vote on Austerity Plan

Paris Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury asked for a vote of confidence in his two week old cabinet over a controversial austerity fiscal program. The National Assembly debated in midafternoon with a midnight vote anticipated, likely close and dependent on Independent Republicans who ousted Guy Mollet on a related issue last month.

Paris Maurice Bourges Maunoury The National Guy Mollet

Scientists face questions on nuclear tests and fallout

Lawrence and Strauss refused to commit on continuing tests and keeping dirty weapons. They briefed reporters before avoiding direct answers about radioactivity warnings from fellow scientists.

Lawrence

Police Ordered To Quit Picking Locks In Dallas

Dallas police were ordered to stop picking locks except in emergencies after locksmiths complained that officers unlocked cars for forgetful owners without charge. Police chief Carl Hanson issued a memo directing patrolmen to refer owners to a locksmith unless in emergencies or serious inconvenience, noting the practice and tool used to slip through vent windows.

Dallas Elgin Crull Ers Carl Hanson

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