Second Youth Sentenced For Park Incident
The second of two youths ticketed for Green Bay after their arrest last week for attempting to break into a Riverside Park public toilet was sentenced Thursday in County Court. Robert L. Baldwin, 19, New Albin Iowa, was ordered to six months in the County Jail for destruction of property. the term runs concurrently with a five year Green Bay State Reformatory sentence. Lorenz, 19, Jackson Street Green Bay, also received concurrent five year terms for burglary and robbery plus six months for destruction of property. The pair admitted planning to use the toilet as a hideout after robbing the Western Fruit Co and confessed to other minor thefts in La Crosse County.
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Green Bay
Riverside Park
Eugene A. Toepel
Robert L. Baldwin
New Albin
Iowa
Baldwin
Green Bay State Reformatory
Lincoln Neprud
Neprud
State Dept. of Public Welfare
John Raffle
Madison
Lorenz
Toepel
Western Fruit Co
la Crosse County
La Crosse Service Unit Trains at Camp McCoy
La Crosse area servicemen of the 426th Infantry Division train at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Maj James F Helbreib leads the unit with Capt Francis L Neubauer and Capt F L Neubauer commanding the company as it receives ammunition and supplies for field training near Hazelwood Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Donald Juen
Donald Erickson
Richard D. Nelson
Loren K. Searle
Richard Blank
Francis Neubauer
Rodger Olson
Wayne Weier
Arthur Rose
C.W.O
John Bronson
Lawrence Karl
Harry Mosher
Mosher
Ralph Secrist
Robert Fiers
LaVerne Baumgartner
Ronald Fiers
Bertrand Sasse
Anton Lund
Ralph Lebakken
Edward Kendhammer
Michael Vaughn
Phillip Lunde
Wis
426Th Infantry Division
la Crosse Area
F. L. Neubauer
C.W.O. Gilbert Kressin
W. O. Donald Schumacher
la Crosse
Hazelwood Lake
128Th Infantry
172Nd Engineer
James F. Helbreib
Chippewa Falls
Francis L. Neubauer
Wesley M. Denny
la Crosse City
Vernon K. Eschelwech
Larry Mosher
Jack M. Gantenbein
John R. Branson
Lawrence V. Karl
Luell Tollackson
W. O. Richard Johnson
W. O. Donald H. Schumacher
The Facts About Menopause Digest Summary
Aunt Molly's gossip causes fear among women aged forty to fifty. July Reader's Digest offers facts to clear up myths about the change of life, arguing misapprehension poses greater risk than physical change. Digest article condensed from magazines and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Boy Injured When Struck By Vehicle In La Crosse
A La Crosse child, John Roob age 6 of 1636 Charles St, was struck at Jackson Street and West Avenue at 4:34 PM and hospitalized with a concussion and abrasions. The vehicle, driven by Betty I Bjorge of Rushford, Minnesota, was moving on a green light. she said she did not see the boy. Roob was taken to St. Francis Hospital by police and remained there. Zona Gay Peterson, 19, of 1840 Rose St, suffered shock when her car collided with Ira Max Smith’s vehicle at Wood and Gillette streets. she was later discharged after being charged with driving license violation.
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la Crosse
Jackson Street
West Avenue
John Roob
Charles St
St. Francis Hospital
Betty I. Bjorge
Rushford
Minn
Zona Gay Peterson
Rose St
Ira Max Smith
Camp McCoy
Wood
Gillette
CAA Invites Public To Center Sunday Display
Civil Aeronautics Administration invites the public to inspect La Crosse Municipal Airport facilities Sunday 1 30 to 3 30 pm. Visitors may view all planes on the ramp including 1958 Piper models and watch U control model airplane flying during Civil Aeronautics Week marking 20th anniversary of the Civil Aeronautics Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Administration
la Crosse Municipal Airport
Civil Aeronautics Week
Civil Aeronautics Act
Piper
La Crosse United for Progress Forms Leadership
Bernard L. Decherne announced division heads and co chairmen for the La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce expansion program. Names include H. K. Holley R. D. Morse James M. Brindley Dwight Boyer and Donald R. Holley with Grenholm Ash and Buck guiding national firms and local activities. A plan to recruit 150 volunteers runs July 10 26 amid a 42500 dollar minimum budget and target to raise membership to 600 firms and individuals. Herbert L. Buck of Billings Montana directs the six week program for Earl J. Smith and Associates Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse United For
Bernard L. Decherne
la Crosse County
James M. Brindley
Dwight Boyer
Donald R. Holley
Fred Papenfuss
Grenhorn
V. Tausche Hardware Co
Munsing
Mich
Escanaba
la Cross
Herbert L. Buck
Billings, Mont
la Crosse United For Progress
Earl J. Smith and Associates
Chicago
Circus Entrance Moved to Ward Avenue for Adams Bros Show
City officials announced the Adams Bros circus will open on Ward Avenue due to Losey Boulevard construction. The Trane Co parking lot will host attendees and tickets go on sale Friday and Saturday at Piggly Wiggly stores, run by CIO Council members. Robert Gavin chairs the CIO Council backing the event.
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Losey Boulevard
Adams Bros. Circus
Ward Avenue
Trane Co
CIO Council
Robert Gavin
Problem Of Temporary Employment Discussed
The Wisconsin Department of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks convened to address the surplus of temporary workers. Regional officials and officials urged more examinations and regular hires, with safety and public education on postal issues highlighted as priorities. About 75 clerks and spouses registered, and a picnic followed the first days events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Department of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Civil Service Commission
F. L. Thwing
Minneapolis
Donald E. Dunn
Washington, D.C
National Federation
Dunn
Post Office Department
Thwing
Post Office
S. D. Richmond
Aberdeen
M.D
Myrick Park
Sports Car Club to Hold Gymkhana Event
The Sports Car Club of La Crosse hosts a gymkhana at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Inter-State Fairgrounds near West Salem with a 12:30 p.m. driver arrival. Public admission is free and foreign or sports cars may enter. Each driver needs a navigator and a post-event picnic is planned at Veterans Memorial Park with attendees bringing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Car Club of
la Crosse
West Salem
Veterans Memorial Park
Quick Change Artist Targeted Hospital Cashier
An apparently seasoned quick-change artist robbed a Lutheran Hospital cashier of 29 dollars after a man aged 40 to 50, driving a cream and white 1955 Buick, asked her to steadily change small bills in the lobby. He was well groomed with graying hair and lingered as if visiting a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
Bacon Fire Destroys 300 Pounds at Sausage Factory
About 300 pounds of bacon were destroyed at 6 29 p m Thursday when dripping grease ignited meat in the smoke house at Farley s Quality Sausage Factory 709 Rose St. Slight damage occurred to the smoke house.
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Farley's Quality Sausage Factory
Rose St
Warm Weather Forecast For Weekend Here
Ideal warmer weather with highs near 82 Friday and 87 Saturday fills La Crosse and southern Minnesota. The United States Weather Bureau notes a high pressure system bringing fair skies, with a partly cloudy Saturday and similar Sunday, and a chance of showers. Cranberry bogs at Mather and Black River Falls report 37 degree night temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Area
Minnesota
United States Weather Bureau
la Crosse
Mather
Black River Falls
Nightly Order of the Arrow rites at Camp Decorah
About 400 parents and others attended the Thursday eve ceremony at Camp Decorah. The event included a tribute to James Nida 16 who died in May from a Jackson street accident and was a former Arrow member. Burton Wethe spoke and a moment of silent prayer followed. Nida’s Indian headdress rested on the drum he once pounded.
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Order of the Arrow
Camp Decorah
James Nida
Jackson Street
Burton Wethe
Young Nida
Vanguard program to be reviewed by defense official
A Defense Department official says the Navy's Vanguard launch program will undergo a review. Only one of six attempts to launch the Vanguard has succeeded.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Defense Department
Navy
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Richard Betsinger
Marvin Melbye
John Stears
John Wesley
J.C. Gene Chambers
Kenneth Grosskoff
Alan Halvorsen
Palmer Johnson Jr
George P. Thompson
Burton Zabriskie
Delvin Boardman
Harold Topel
John Alden
Glenn Allen
Robert Ray
William Brandt
Robert Gassen
Donald D. Hanson
Donald E. Hanson
William Kapanke
William Knobloch
Eugene Lenser
Fred Ray
Alan Stanley
Richard Thompson
C. la Verne Baumgartner
Douglas Bendel
Roger Boehlke
Glen Boland
Richard Bolger
John Bouffleur
Darrel Burkhardt
Robert Byrne
Donald Clements
Arnold Every
Frederick Fiers Jr
Gerald Fiers
Robert Gilbertson
George Boyette
Reginald Graf
Leroy Graff
Lyle Henthorn
Herbert Hetland
Duane Hoff
Gerald Horman
Robert Indahl
Gerald Johnson
Arlan Kastenschmidt
Melvin Kuschel
William Lichtie Jr
Wayne Meier
Melvin Moore
William Moss
Lloyd Olson
Arlen Ostreng
Bernard Poellinger
Ronald Reed
Galen Romskog
Lorin Searle
James Snyder
Conrad Steele
Richard Stelich
Robert Suhr
Dale Swanson
Marvin Tauscher
Darrel Viner
Pfc
Francis Clements
Richard Dahlby
George Froegel
Erwin Ganschow
Donald Gerwitz
David Gilster
James Hansen
George Hanson
Brian Harm
Philip Hess
Wiliam Kabat
Wayne Kubinski
Robert Lovejoy
Philip Lunde
Leithold’s
America’s Own
van Cliburn
RCA Victor
Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No
Main Street
CAA
James Q. Ash
George A. Grenholm
la Crosse Tribune
Paul F. Bequette
Schools OF Practical Nursing
Tribune L
Wil
Dento
Lacrosse Tribune
Eve
Sports Car Club
SOELL
Co Ace Et
Vanguard
Servisoft
Servisoft Soft
Causeway Boulevard
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