Air Leaders Impressed By Russ Display
Western air force leaders touring Moscow praised Soviet air tech at the Zhukovsky Air Engineering Academy. Gen. Nathan Twining called the five year program balanced and comprehensive. They saw jet engines and weapons, including MIG19, IL28 Beagle, Flashlight, radar bombing gear, and concluded Soviets have advanced systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Zhoukovsky Air Engineering Academy
Red Air Force
Nathan Twining
U.S. Air Force
Twining
California Institute of Technology
Air Force
Jane’s All the World
Six Teens Nabbed At Highway Beer Party
Six teenagers were found drinking beer beside a car on Highway 57 near Highway 16 and were turned over to juvenile authorities. County Patrolman George Ruud, with Patrolman Carl Smith and Deputy Sheriff Leonard Machquest, questioned the youths about beer purchased by soldiers. The group included a 16-year-old from Waupun, two La Crosse boys aged 17 and 16, a 15-year-old girl from Wilton, and two French Island girls aged 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwy. 57
Hwy. 16
George Ruud
Ruud
Waupun
la Crosse
Wilton
French Island
Carl Smith
Leonard Mach
Foreign Aid Debate Signals Skepticism in Congress
The article notes growing resistance to billions in foreign spending and deep public skepticism. Sen. Green of Rhode Island voices doubts about administration policy but plans to back Eisenhower after addressing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
George
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Eisenhower
McCarthy Attacks Warren Over Communist Line Claim
Senators Eastland and McCarthy briefed a Senate Internal Security panel accusing Chief Justice Warren of following the Communist Party line while stressing they did not label him a Communist. They discussed the court's June ruling on federal employee security procedures and Warren's concurrence in the majority opinion. Separately, floods forced evacuation of about 1,000 in North Wanga near Sydney as floodwaters advanced.
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Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarthy
Rwis
Warren
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Supreme Court
High Court
Harlan
Husband Of Slain Woman Asks Freedom
A man held without charge in the slaying of Louise Welk asked for habeas corpus release. His Milwaukee attorney said he would seek freedom as Barron County deputies searched the suspect’s apartment for a recently purchased .22 rifle reported stolen. Welk, 50, ran a Rice Lake restaurant and was found shot in her apartment last Thursday. The business sold yesterday to Evelyn Dismore. Welk planned to move to Sussex, Wisconsin, with her third husband Orrin, 49, as they built a new home.
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Rice Lake
Louise Welk
Alexander Rubin
Milwaukee
Barron County
James O’brien
Welk
Sussex
Waukesha County
Orrin
Death notices of Fremstad Shinnick and Olson
Mrs Anna Lovaas Fremstad 83 of Westby Wis died Tuesday at home born July 15 1872 in Westby married J Magnus Fremstad July 2 1901 lived in Melvina until 1914 moved to Westby Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Carlton Johns Hinsdale Ill and two grandsons Funeral Thursday 2 pm Our Savior Luther Church Westby Rev J O Paulsrud. burial Coon Prairie Cemetery Edward C Olson 80 of Spring Grove Minn died Saturday in Rochester Minn funeral Wednesday 1 30 pm Engell and Roblee Funeral Home and 2 pm Trinity Lutheran Church Spring Grove Rev O E Engebretson. burial West End Cemetery He born June 1 1876 in Spring Grove farmer Survived by two daughters Hazel Lunde and Gladys Bratland Spring Grove three sons Clarence Spring Grove Leonard Canton Elmer Kasson Minn one sister Mrs Clara Carlson Washington one brother Oscar Peterson Minn Mrs Shinnick Sparta Wis died Tuesday funeral Thursday 9 am St Patrick Church Rev L B Keegan burial St Patrick Cemetery Rosary Wednesday 8:30 pm Plummer Funeral Home She born November 23 1877 Summit Ridge married George Lawrence died 34 years ago 1925 married Edward Shinnick who preceded her in death 12 years ago Survived by two daughters Mrs George Wied Norwalk and Mrs William Ansen Viroqua two sons Clifford Lawrence La Crosse four brothers Tony Schaller Tomah Charles Schaller Norwalk George Schaller La Crosse Fred Schaller Sparta 37 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren four sisters Mrs Kate Mulrine Mrs Susan McAmber Mrs Henry Schmitz all of Sparta and Mrs Margaret Rapp Norwalk
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Westby
Wis
Anna Lovaas Fremstad
J. Magnus Fremstad
Melvina
Carlton
Lila) Johns
Hinsdale
Ill
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
J. O. Paulsrud
Coon Prairie Cemetery
Spring Grove
Minn
Edward C. Olson
Rochester
Engell and Roblee
Trinity Lutheran Church
O. E. Engebretson
West End
Carl
Hazel) Lunde
Kenneth
Gladys) Bratland
Clarence
Leonard
Canton
Elmer
Kasson
Miin
Clara Carlson
Washington
Oscar
Peterson, Minn
Sparta
Anna Shinnick
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
L. B.keegan
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Plummer Funeral Home
George Lawrence
Edward Shinnick
George
Marie) Wied
Norwalk
William
Florence) Ansen
Viroqua
Clifford Lawrence
la Crosse
Tony Schaller
Tomah
Charles Schaller
George Schaller
Glenn J. Lyons
Willson St
Onalaska
la 'Venne
Cynthia
Ernestine) Lind
Curtis Lyons
Ernestine Daggett
Sletten McKee
Fritz Miller
Oak Grove Cemetery
Minnie O. Johnson
Daniel Johnson
Rubbe Street
Beloit
Lloyd
Ruth) Hendrickson
Robert
Donald
Kenneth Johnson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Eugene Anderson
Otto Larson
Dickinson Funeral Home
Caledonia St
Clifford Myren
Gould St
Nelson Funeral Home
George Alvilden
Woodlawn
Ronald
Carol
Call
Anna Myron
Osseo
Alvin
Rolland
James
Cameron
Myrtle Anderson
Margaret Mahnke
Royten Zhe
California
Soviet virgin land drive noted as uneven success
The Food and Agriculture Organization reports that since 1952 the Soviet Union plowed nearly 75 million acres for virgin lands in Asia to raise grain. The plan shows progress but overall results are not fully successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
The
Food and Agriculture Organization
Soviet Union
By SHEARSON HAMMILL & CO Members New York Stock Exchange
A brief market note from Shearson Hammill and Co members on the New York Stock Exchange highlights trading activity and recent price movements. The report lists firm participation and current sentiment amid ongoing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearson Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Winona Livestock Market Report Summary
Swift and Co reports livestock quotations for Winona with hogs steady and cattle markets firm. Prices span hogs 11.75 to 16.50 per cwt, calves 9.00 to 18.00, lambs 9.00 to 18.00, and various cattle grades from 7.00 to 23.75 per cwt, with trading hours listed and next-day weighing. Chicago, South St. Paul data follow, noting salable hogs, cattle, calves, and poultry trends.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago (P
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Plan Square Dance In Park
Second in the series of summer square dances will be held at shelter house 2 in Veterans Memorial Park Saturday at 7 p.m. Dancers and clubs are invited to a potluck lunch and asked to bring a suitable food item and utensils. Coffee and soft drinks will be provided. Irwin Pasch will pace the dancing as the local caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelter House
Veterans Memorial Park
Irwin Pasch
Committee backs larger Nike fund shortfalls for Talos stand
The Senate Armed Services Committee endorsed $136.7 million for Nike air defense sites and conventional facilities in the U.S. and overseas while rejecting the Air Force request for $16.4 million to develop Talos sites. Early tests to compare missiles were urged, echoing a similar push from a Senate Appropriations subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Air Force
Senate Appropriations
Eisenhower Signs Bills and Edges Toward Release
President Eisenhower signed eight bills including five fiscal measures while improving and meeting with aides. Doctors expect discharge from Walter Reed Army Hospital Saturday and plan a trip to his Gettysburg farm. Flags will fly at half staff for Fleet Admiral King as King is buried Friday in Annapolis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sherman Adams
White House
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
Gettysburg
Senate
Ernest J. King
Annapolis
Nehru
India
Maitland to Leave Air Post for Episcopal Clergy
Brig. Gen. Lester J. Maitland, 57, Michigan director of aeronautics and pioneer trans oceanic flyer, will retire July 7 to become lay vicar of St. John's Episcopal Church in Iron River. He expects ordination in September and will continue flying between Lansing and Iron River in his new role.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Lester J. Maitland
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Iron River
Maitland
Wisconsin
California
Hawaii
Lake Michigan
27-Ounce Baby Grows In Madison Votes For 17-Pounder
In Reseda California Pi-Jeffrey D Jaeger who weighed 27 ounces at birth will reach 17 pounds tomorrow to celebrate his first birthday. In Madison the City Council approved by a 14-6 vote a contract with Frank Lloyd Wright to design a four million dollar auditorium and civic center on Lake Monona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wright Civic Center
Reseda
Calif
Jeffrey D. Jaeger
Donald
Yvonne Jaeger
Madison City Council
Frank Lloyd Wright
Lake Monona
Downgrading Of Stalin Weakens Red Hold Says Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles said Moscow's control over Communist parties outside Russia has greatly weakened since Stalin's downgrading. He noted dissatisfaction in leaderships abroad and within the Soviet party under Khrushchev-Bulganin, calling the regime in a near impossible dilemma. He urged Western unity to deny communism future victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Moscow
Russia
Stalin
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushcchev-Bulganin
Near Vote On Hike In Vet Pensions
The House eyed a showdown vote on larger veterans pensions with Rep. W J Bryan Dorn claiming a toned-down version has a good chance to pass. His bill lowers the proposed monthly pension and has backing from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, contrasting with the House Veterans Committee plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-Sc
House Veterans ‘Committee
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Death notices outline Kilts Lyons Johnson Myron obituaries
Several La Crosse area deaths are reported. Mrs. Frank Kilts formerly Clara Boguski of La Crosse died in Milwaukee with funeral planned there. Glenn J. Lyons of Onalaska died suddenly, survived by wife and daughter, services in La Crosse area. Minnie O. Johnson of La Crosse, 70, wife of Daniel Johnson, funeral at Bethel Lutheran Church with burial in Oak Grove. Clifford Myren, 55, of 819 Gould Street, funeral at Nelson Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn. multiple relatives listed for each.
Conrad Plans Pax Flight to Unite Youth Abroad
Conrad spoke at a Minneapolis event for Children Plea for Peace seeking to engage youth in aviation to foster peace. He proposes a 4,700 mile Atlantic flight as his 20th crossing, aiming to surpass 32,000 flight hours while en route to New England.
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Conrad
New York
Paris
Atlantic
Minneapolis-Honeywell
New England
Russian Roulette Fatal To Youth 18
Louis Don Davis, 18, a soda pop truck helper, was fatally shot while playing Russian roulette in Dallas Texas. He and two companions described how Davis loaded the pistol spun the cylinder and fired at his head before a fatal discharge. His wife is expecting a baby in about two weeks.
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Dallas
Tex
Louis Don Davis
Davis
Louie
Chotiner to Give Facts to Senate Committee
Sen. McClellan said California attorney Murray M. Chotiner will hand over to the Senate Investigations subcommittee Friday documents relating to his law practice. Chotiner, a longtime California political figure who steered Nixon’s 1952 campaign, says the inquiry is a political fishing expedition and seeks to show proper handling of contacts with government agencies on behalf of clients. The subcommittee has been probing Chotiner’s affairs since his name appeared in connection with former counsel to clothing manufacturers under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
California
Murray M. Chotiner
Senate
Chotiner
Nixon
Subcommittee
Woman’s lost twenty found by Christian man rewards gift
Mrs. Albert Keller of Gran dad Terrace lost a $20 bill at the Northern States Power Co. office when it slipped from her purse. Willard Schumway of South 7th Street found the bill and returned it to the company. Keller later gave him a $5 reward and he urged thanks to the Lord for the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Keller
Grandad
Northern States Power Co
Willard Schumway
S. 7Th St
Schumway
Power Company
Keller
Births June Dates Across Wisconsin Communities
In Milwaukee and Sparta areas several births are announced. A daughter born June 24 at Milwaukee Hospital to Mr and Mrs Valerian Galewski of Trempea Ilean Helen Prochowicz indicates the newborn Linda Jill. At St Marys Hospital Sparta a daughter born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Owen Seamonson formerly of La Crosse Alice Underdahl Jeanne Walker. A daughter born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Darwin Baumbach in Sparta Jeanne Walker. A daughter born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Owen F Mashak Sparta Lorraine Warner. A daughter born June 24 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Zanter Sparta Lois Eiden. Mrs Robert Faulk Sparta Nan Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerian Galewski
Trempea
Ilean
Helen Prochowicz
Milwaukee
Wis
Linda Jill
Owen Seamonson
la Crosse
Alice Underdahl
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparta
Darwin Baumbach
Jeanne Walker
Owen F. Mashak
Lorraine Warner
Joseph Zanter
Lois| Eiden
Robert Faulk
Nan Martin
Patient Escapes Then Dies From Rattlesnake Bite
James A. Howe, an 8 year old resident of Santa Cruz, escaped from the state mental hospital in Camarillo thirteen days ago. His body was found leaning against a tree in a wooded area of a cattle ranch near the hospital. The coroner said the death was caused by a rattlesnake bite sustained about ten days earlier, with a badly swollen ankle noted.
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Camarillo
Calif
James A. Howe
Santa Cruz
Virgil Payton
Edmund Gwenn Receives Social Security Payments
Hollywood star Edmund Gwenn aged 78 will receive old age Social Security payments of 103.50 dollars monthly while he vacations in England and continues working. He applied on his secretary’s advice to show Social Security as an annuity funded by earned contributions, not a welfare program.
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Hollywood
Edmund Gwenn
England
Gwenn
Social Security Administration
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wisconsin Areas
Marriage licenses list several couples including Sylvester M. King Jr. and Janet Arenz in La Crosse, Gerald D. Lambert and June M. Valley in Onalaska, Gene Tyler and Betty Nelson in Town of Campbell, Gale Allen Goetting and Norma Mae Felton in La Crosse, and others in Sparta and surrounding towns. Additional pairs include Willie H. Williams and Katherine Moore, Lawrence Hafenbreadle and Iva Marnach, Roger Dawson and Charlotte Dawson, Casper Bever and Elizabeth Fufrech, Edward Gamerdinger and Rita Cram, George Smith and Flora Jean Chapman, Kenneth Schamens and Norma Jean Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald D. Lambert
S. 8Th St
Onalaska
M. Valley
N. 6Th Ave
Gene Tyler
French Island Rd
Campbell
Betty Nelson
Losey Blvd
la Crosse
Sparta
Wis
Willie H. Williams
Houston
Tex
Katherine Moore
Leavenworth
Kaw
Lawrence P. Hafenbreadle
Angelo
Iva Marnach
Roger Dawson
la Fayette
Charlotte Dawson
Jamestown
Casper Bever
Jefferson
Elizabeth Fufrech
Milwaukee
Edward Gamerdinger
Temah
Rita Cram
Oakdale
George Smith
Queen Creek
Ariz
Flora Jean Chapman
Kelso
Mich
Kenneth Schamens
Tomah
Norma Jean Erickson
Rights Of Indians In PSC Debate In Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Service Commission hearings on a Diercks and Sons irrigation plan for 1600 acres near Menominee Reservation raise Indian water rights. Tribe counsel Andrews argues treaty limits PSC jurisdiction and water nontransfer preserves tribal rights. Commission considers both this case and a plan to lower Little Green Lake water levels for fish restocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Langlade
Diercks and Sons Inc
Menominee Indian Reservation
Lloyd G. Andrews
Shawano
PSC
Andrews
Wisconsin
Aeee
State Conservation Department
Little ‘Green Lake
Green Lake County
Army Officer Killed In Korea
Mrs. Charles Badger of Tomah was notified of the death of her husband Lt. Col. Badger a Camp McCoy veteran killed when the observation plane struck a power line during flood relief work in Korea. He was inspecting a bridge from the air at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Charles Badger
Korea
Badger
Camp McCoy
Daily Records Fires Daily Records Fires La Crosse
Electrical short at 10225 Losey Blvd causes fuse box smoke at Mrs M S Reynolds residence. Individuals cited include Donald Bartovik 18 for shooting songbirds $32.25 Lloyd Chalsma New Amsterdam assault and battery Lester Mickelson $50.25 Garland Maker 19th St reckless driving $150 bond forfeited Julius Greenland drunk on highway $15 bond forfeited. Sparta fines Clifford Dahlby $10 speeding Justice Eugene Fish Richard Chapiewsky $15 speeding Donald Zill $10 speeding Ruben Klemp $16 bond speeding Duane Jooster $10 speeding Harold Spohn drunken driving $100 and costs Jarry Curtin $10 speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bartovik
Copeland
Lloyd Chalsma
New Amsterdam
Lester Mickelson
Garland Maker
19Th St
Clifford Dahlby
Sparta
Eugene Fish
Richard Chapiewsky
Bangor
Donald Zill
Fond du Lac
Ruben Klemp
Appleton
Duane Jooster
Howard
Harold Spohn
Camp McCoy
Jarry Curtin
Marshfield
Weather Record for Midwest States
For Wisconsin the south is mostly fair with a few showers in extreme north this afternoon and evening. Tonight and Thursday are fair with little temperature change. Minnesota is mostly cloudy with light showers in NE, partly cloudy with scattered showers west and south this afternoon and evening, no major temperature change. Iowa is partly cloudy and mild today through Thursday with widely scattered showers in the northeast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Minnesota
Rockies
Northern Plains
Wisconsin
Iowa
River Forecast for Hastings to Guttenberg
Mississippi River will stay steady from Alma to Lynxeville with small rises at Dam 10 and a slight fall above Lake Pepin. The Wisconsin River and lower Chippewa rise slightly, while smaller tributaries fall except moderate rise in the lower Black River. Sunrise 4 24 a m sunset 7 52 p m.
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Hastings
Guttenberg
Mississippi River
Alma
Lynxeville
Lake Pepin
Wisconsin
Chippewa
Black River
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Justice Warren
Sydney
Australia
North Wanga
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Anna Fremstad
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Interstate Power
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Amn Ward
Montgomery
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Winona Livestock
Swift & Co
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J/P
F.o.b
Reds
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Nike
Frank Kilts
Clara Boguski
Kilts
Shirley
Wayne
Otto
Lillie) Ha‘gen
Martha Nowalis
Walter
Anna) Pitzlin
Hartland
Anthony Ross
John Roguski
Smyrna
Fla
George Young
Louis Roguski
St. Paul
Minnie Johnson
la Crosse Hospital
Milwaukee Hospital
Sylvester M. King Jr
Coon Valley
Janet Arenz
Main St
Gale Allen Goetting
Norma Mae Felton
State St
Julius Greenland
Justice Court
U.S. Department OF Commerce
Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Prairie du Chien
Trempleau
Dodge
Black
Neillsville
Galesville
W. Salem
Root
Hokah
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