Hungary Proposes Death Penalty in Archbishop Case
Budapest prosecutors asked for the severest punishment, effectively seeking the death penalty, for Cardinal Joszef Mindszenty’s successor and eight co defendants on charges of spying conspiracy to overthrow the government and murder in Hungary. The one hour case summary outlined the charges and the potential maximum penalties under Hungarian law.
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Endre Marton
Budapest
Ax Alapisday
Rome
Joszef Joesz
Thal
Cuma
Mindszenty
Hungary
Death notices from River Falls and Caledonia Wisconsin
Obituaries list Miss Josephine ryz and Mrs Rudolph Stennelson of Wisconsin with funerals at St Josephs Catholic church and Ness funeral chapel. Also honor note for Harmony White 81 of Caledonia buried at Calvary Cemetery with St Johns Church ties. Survived by relatives including a Rochester sister Catherine.
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Black
River Falls
Births Report From Wisconsin Area Hospitals
June births listed for families across Wisconsin towns including West Salem, Onalaska, Elroy, Sparta, Tomah, Cashton and more. Each entry notes parent names with limited addresses and hospital attributions, detailing both sons and daughters born in late June.
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Allen Willinger
West Salem
Wis
Verna Ehlo
Raymond Manske
R. J
Ruth May Gery
John Volk
Jackson Street
Norma Alithia Keller
Wes
Neal Will
Onalaska
R. 1
Dorothy Ine Lansing
Edwin Gelo
Merlin Strong
Joseph’s Hospital
Gauh
Ann Tune
Nancy
Alfred Zions
Orie
Floyd Aynes
Marie Collins
Murray John
Richard Sebranek
Janice Knower
William Turner
West Lima
Margaret. Appleman
Gary Allen
Donald Cepek
Mary J. J
Mary’s Hospital
Sparta
Gerald Banks
Norwalk
Elizabeth Burnside
Frank Storkel
Tomah
Raymo
Giger
Sargent
Ee Johnson
Pollock
Aoc
Jost Cashton
Veoes
Warner
Independence, Well
Chazeburg
Fragmented OCR snippet references war era events and inquiries
An unclear OCR passage mentions the Far East bomber, Manchurian supply bases, and wartime debates. It references Soviet decisions, a possible world war scenario, and a senate inquiry timeline, but specifics are obscured by transcription errors.
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Manchurian
Useia
Senate Seuasitien
Winona Livestock Market Report South St Paul MN
Readable lines describe calf and cattle prices at Winona and South St Paul with ranges for slaughter steers 35.50 36.50 per 100 pounds, cows 27.00 29.00, utilities 23.00 26.00, bulls 28.50 30.00, good stocker steers 32.50 33.00, hog bids steady around 22.25 22.35 for 180 240 pounds, and Chicago grain and produce price notes including butter eggs and soybeans.
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Het Chemiat. Tren
I Am
Car & Sie
Oil
Ind
Im “A Tel
Det
Oon
United Air Lines
Rubber
Armour & Co
Aveo Mfg
Clark West
Union Tel. Bendix Av
Lib., Men. & IL
Zenith Radio
Nash- Ward
Ark. Nat. Gas A
Case
Ei, Bond & Sh
Nat. Steel
Ga. Co
Cities Service
No. » Co
Cumw
Pacific - Tr
Cong. Nairn
North
Owens Fil. Gi. Cons. Nat. Gas North
Can Pan. Am
W. Air
Badger Meter
Chicago Mold P
Mfg
Auto Lite
Republic Steel Vac
Beott Paper
Cte. Spree
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Prine
Ee Nee Inet
Thanise Ee
Bologna
Fragmentary Memoir Speech Touches On Conspiracy Claims
A garbled excerpt cites Gen Omar Bradt and State Acheson in a debate over political conspiracies. It mentions Gen Doumas, McCarthy, Taft, and reporters, with disputes over accusations of conspiracy and policy. The fragment lacks clear dates or full names.
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Omar Bradt
Joint ‘Chiefs of Staff
Acheson
Doumas
Arshall
McCarthy
Taft
Weather Record For Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Tonight and Wednesday
Scattered showers near Lake Wisconsin Wednesday afternoon and night with cooler air in southeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin late Wednesday. Partly cloudy tonight in Iowa with cooler temperatures and scattered showers in northern areas.
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U. S
Department
Wisconsin
Lake
Minnesota
Iowa
Two Men Hurt In Vehicle Roll Over Crash
James Peter Schlabach 18 and a 16 year old passenger were injured when a car owned by Schlabach’s brother rolled over on a muddy shoulder near a highway. Schlabach said a tire slipped onto the shoulder, pulling the car into an embankment. the wreck totaled the small model car.
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James Peter Schlabach
Eth
Aatics
Drug probe hearings target narcotics networks and youth
Senator Kefauver and Senator Wiley discuss the narcotics probe as witnesses from various states and institutions prepare testimonies. O Conor notes volunteers may testify on camera while others remain unpictured, and parents of young users may testify to show family disruption. The panel aims to map smuggling, adulteration, distribution, and needed federal laws.
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O’conor
Wiley
R-Wis
Kefauver
Dtenn
Global mood split over Malik peace bid amid Korea war talks
Moscow observers favor cautious stance while diplomats express guarded optimism that Malik remarks were timed to encourage negotiations. In Washington Senator Connally urges careful consideration of the proposal and potential links to Korean peace talks. Entezam hopes to meet Malik before the U N assembly. Malik is slightly indisposed on Long Island.
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Moscow
Malik
Kremlin
Washington
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Entezam
Flushing Meadows
Long Island
Marriage Licenses Snapshot From Wisconsin Names
Readable fragments show couples tied to towns like La Crosse Viroqua Coon Valley and La Farge along with ministers and witnesses. Names include Loretta Miller Andrew Driscoll Geneva Erickson Norman Westby and Oscar Monson among others in a list of licenses issued in the region.
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Minn
Daniel F
Bender
Stoddard
Wate
Loretta J. Forer
Ho- Clayton D. Bentzen
la Crosse
Bae Barbara
F. Finch
Midway
Viroqua
Wis
Loretta Miller
Viola
Andrew Driscoll
la Farge
Geneva Erickson
Soldiers Grove
Selmer Nun- Allison
Mary Wopat
Hillsboro
Robert Iche
Nga Ann Leum
Norman Westby
Thomas P. Cornica
Mankato
Mian
Lorraine Dahle
Decorah
Maynard
Oscar Kermit Monson
Doris
Bargsrud
Spring’ Grove
Ros Bipeal H. Hubes
Uber
Wide
Mont Ame
Marvin Ie
Severe Thunderstorm Impacts Wisconsin Dairy Belt
A large storm lashed the Coulee Region with heavy rain and a severe electrical storm Monday night. Lightning struck a cheese cold storage warehouse at Viola, causing a fire but limited other damage. Power and telephone lines failed in places like Trempealeau, Galesville, and Arcadia, with outages lasting several hours.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
St. Ansgar
Pee
Coulee
Viola
Trempeéaleau
Noble
Galesville
Arcadia
Trempealeau Exchange
Storm blamed for missing bourbon at local tavern
A Monday night storm blew open a tavern door and swept 25 fifths of bourbon from a glass shelf. Sheriff officials ruled weather the culprit and found cash and valuables in the register untouched. The owner asked to withhold his name.
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Ol’ Man
Storm Damages Reported Across Several Wisconsin Towns
The trempealeau electric cooperative patched outages in Arcadia area while trees felled lines in northern La Crosse county. Whitehall fire crews cooled hay heating in Bruce Valley. Coon Creek rose at Chaseburg but stayed within banks. Lightning struck trees in Sparta and near U.S. Highway 16. Northern States Power repaired transformers and lines to farm customers. Minor telephone interruptions noted. In Winona Minnesota an elm tree toppled during the Monday night storm.
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Ing
Trempealeau Electric Cooperative
Arcadia
la Crosse County
Whitehall Fire Department
Bruce Valley
Chaseburg Coon Creek
Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Southern Minnesota
A severe storm battered Southern Minnesota with 45 mph winds and 1.73 inches of rain. Lightning struck a power line near Winona causing outages for seven minutes while Fairmont reports six inch rainfall and three homes set afire by lightning. Wind toppled outbuildings injuring farms, with hundreds of thousands in damage estimated across the region.
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Winona
Martin
Fairmont
Grandmothers Return After Hoax Trip
Two eastern grandmothers Mary Keihn of Pennsylvania and Frank Licari of New York flew from Albuquerque after a bogus Los Angeles radio trip. They said they enjoyed the stay but were glad to return home when a check showed the invitation was not authorized and the trip a hoax.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mary Keihn
Clarks Summit
Frank Licari
East Rockaway
N. Y
Los Angeles
Msgr. Cech Article in Hermes French Publication
Msgr Ferdinand Cech of La C contributed to the July Hermes issue from Marienthal France. The piece titled How I Became a Topical Collector is one of seven articles in the International Federation of Construction Philately revue.
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Hermes
Marienthal
France
Ets
Ferdinand Cech
la C
International Federation of Construction Philately
Justice Court Drunken Driving Fines and Revocations
In Whitehall and nearby towns several defendants faced justice court. Lester Ammann pled guilty to drunken driving and had license revoked after paying 100 dollar fine and 5.40 dollar costs. Lawrence Sonsalla also pled guilty with 100 dollar fine and 7.40 dollar costs and license revocation. Ernest Odell Dahl pleaded guilty to reckless driving with 10 dollar fine and 5.40 dollar costs. Glenn Wesley Brown pled guilty to reckless driving and chose 15 days in jail in lieu of 10 dollar fine and 8.40 dollar costs. Walter R. Wevelstad was found guilty on a reckless driving charge and paid 10 dollar fine with 5.40 dollar costs after earlier hearings. Henry Hermanson requested adjournment to July 2 for a similar charge and defense counsel was O J Eggum.
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Justice Court
Wis
Lester Ammann
Mondovi
Peared
P. M. Paulson
Whitehall
Henry Hermanson
Justice Paulson
O. J. Eggum
Ernest Odell Dahl
Osseo
Glenn Wesley Brown
Brown
Lawrence Sonsalla
Independence
Sonsalla
Walter R. Wevelstad
Justice
Moe Pioneer Dies at Be loit. Rites Friday in Oak Grove
Pedera A Moe longtime resident of La Crosse died at his daughter’s home in Beloit Monday. He was a Burlington railroad shops foreman in La Crosse. He leaves two daughters Mrs Anne Cummings Beloit and Mrs Cora Buchner La Crosse two sons Martin and John Moe La Crosse and one sister in Norway. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Slet ten McKee north side chapel with Rev LaVerne Hanson officiating. Burial in Onalaska cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 pm.
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Mer
Crosse
W. H
Beloit
Smith
Burlington Railroad
la Crosse
Anne) Cumemings
Wis
R. W
Cora)Buchner
Martin
John Moe
Norway
Sletten-McKee North Side
LaVerne Hanson
Onalaska
Western Powers Tackle West Germany Debt as July Conference Planned
The Big Three Western powers seek a settlement for Germanys four and a half billion dollar debt burden. A formal conference is to open July 5 with about 25 nations invited. Peru requests a US expert to advise on Callao harbor improvements.
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London
West Germany
Peru
United States
Callao Harbor
La Crosse Tribune Motto and Postal Notice
The La Crosse Tribune notes its 1904 entry as second class mail matter at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
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