Kohler Talks Stall Again
Negotiations between the Kohler Company and the UAW CIO to end the strike started April 7 were broken off. Kohler chief counsel Lyman C. Conger cited vandalism in Sheboygan as reason to withdraw from bargaining. UAW CIO region 10 director Harvey Kitzman blamed Kohler for the disorders. An international UAW-CIO representative waived preliminary hearing on assault charges against a Kohler non striking employee.
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Sheboygan
Kohler Company
CIC United Auto Workers Union
Lyman C. Conger
Plumbing Concern
Sheboygan and Vicinity
Harvey Kitzman
Region 10
Uaw-Cio
Kitzman
Justice Court
Kohler Co
Viewing Eclipse Dangers Warn Local Readers
La Crosse experts caution that looking at the eclipse without proper protection can damage vision. Photographers prepare for the event with heavily exposed film while observers are advised to focus on a white paper through binoculars and avoid staring at the sun directly. Totality areas listed include Minneapolis and Sault Ste. Marie with Minneapolis at 5 07 a.m. and the sun moon scale explained.
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la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Grandad Bluff
St. Joseph's Ridge
French Island
Nathan Hill
la Crosse Valley
West Salem
Grandad
South la Crosse
U.S
Weather Bureau
Onalaska
A. D. Sanial
Sioux Falls
8.D
Minneapolis
Manato
Minn
Stillwater
Park Falls
Ashland
Ladysmith
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ironwood
Stolen Work Boat Reported From Meyer Sand and Gravel Co
The Onalaska Park vandalism and boat theft were reported Monday to the sheriffs office by Sheriff Robert Scullin. A Meyer Sand and Gravel Co work boat from a dredge was stolen Monday night. Vandals damaged park benches and ripped a fuse box cover in Onalaska Park.
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Onalaska Park
Sheriff's Department
Robert Scullin
Meyer Sand and Gravel Co
De Soto Man James Bromley Slips into Stroke Trouble
De Soto Wisconsin James Bromley suffered a stroke on Friday and is reported in serious condition at a hospital in Viroqua.
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DE Soto, Wis
James Bromley
de Soto
Viroqua Hospital
Weather forecast show regional highs and lows
Preview of US Weather Bureau forecast period ending January 7 pages list daily low and high temperatures for major cities including Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver and others. Data cover ranges from 56 to 105 degrees with highs often in the 70s to 90s and several cities recording record heat.
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Weather Bureau
Commerce
Joannesto
La Crosse School Board plans final architect for Franklin
The La Crosse School Board set a special meeting to finish selecting an architect for the new Franklin School and review plans for a third wing at Harry Spence School. They will consider annexation petitions from nearby Shelby residents and approve June bills, pay rolls, and the fiscal year financial statement.
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la Crosse
New Franklin
Harry Spence
Shelby
Centennial Parade Draws Amvet Members in Galesville
Attend Centennial Members of Sack 112 Amvet Post 33 joined the Galesville centennial parade on June 27. Sad Sacks handed out peanuts candy kisses and candy bars to eager children along the march route. Afterward the group circulated through the crowd to recruit booth customers and invited to join centennial parades in Rushford and Caledonia.
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Sack 112
Amvet Post
Galesville
Rushford
Caledonia
Sad Sacks
Obituaries for Mrs. Ellenz and Edwin Lamb
Mrs. Peter Ellenz of West La Crosse dies after a short illness at 67. Survived by husband two sons six daughters and many relatives. Funeral Thursday at Nelson Funeral Home and St James Church with burial in Caledonia Catholic Cemetery. Rosary Wednesday evening. Edwin Lamb, 66 of 128 N 3rd St dies Sunday. Survived by wife five daughters two sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday at Hellwig Morris Chapel and St Joseph Cathedral with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday night.
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Elizabeth) Ellenz
West la Crosse
Severin
Waupaca
Walter
Stevens Point
Harold
Anita) Pearson
Emery
Lone) Nigh
Wisconsin
Rapids
Edward
Rita
Pierce
la Crosse
Phillip
Gerhardt
Nicholas
Paul Hoschiet
Caledonia
Minn
Peter Tillen
Leo Esch
Henry Meyer
Monica Hoschiet
Nelson Funeral Home
St. James Catholic Church
J. J. Sheridan
Caledonia Catholic Cemetery
Edwin Lamb
N. 3Rd St
Venezuela
Avila
St. Paul
Viola Zeece
Donna Marshall
Clinton
Iowa
J. P. Carney
Fargo
N.C
Tony Voyce
Chicago
Charles McEvoy
Salem
Ore
T. J. Edwards
Seattle
Wash
Clement
Perrysburg
Ohio
Hellwig-Morris
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Louis Paquette
Rosary
Josephine Mary (Palen) Roble
Minneapolis
Joseph Palen
Andrew L. Roble
Armella Hutchings
Canal Zone
Cyril
Frederick
Mae Palen Sperry
Boston
Mass
Fred Palen
Rochester
Nick
Hays
Kan
St. Peter's Catholic Church
A. E. Wermerskirchen
Calvary Cemetery
Death of George Gehrig at Home
George Gehrig age 66 of 1612 Johnson St died suddenly at his home Monday night. Funeral arrangements handled by Blaschke Funeral Home are incomplete.
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George Gehrig
Johnson St
Blaschke
Mrs Bartelt Found Dead At Home In Ferry Street
Mrs. Paul Bartelt age 38 was found dead in her home at 1130 Ferry Street at 6 45 a m Tuesday. An autopsy was to be performed at noon to determine the cause of death. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Paul Bartelt
Ferry St
Ferryville Woman Shoots Kills Self
Coroner William Rider ruled the death of Hazel Peterson, 37, as self inflicted. The body was found by her husband between 8 and 8:30 a.m. Monday with a .22 rifle near the scene. She leaves a husband and two children aged 16 and 13. The body went to Sommersnaes Funeral Home in Gays Mills.
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Ferryville
Wis
William Rider
Crawford County
William
Hazel) Peterson
Peterson
Rider
R. 2
The Clipper Nightclub Opens in Tokyo’s Tourist Trade
A new high priced Tokyo nightclub titled The Clipper targets tourists and American soldiers, showcasing a stylish venue designed to capitalize on postwar nightlife in the capital.
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Tokyo
Winona Livestock Market and Caledonia Obituaries
Winona daily livestock hours 8 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday and 8 am to noon Saturday with after hours care. Hog, cattle, calf and lamb markets show steady trends with price ranges across weight classes. Obituaries note deaths of Mrs. Josephine Roble in Caledonia and Dr. A S Trondson in Black River Falls, plus local notices from Sparta and South St. Paul listings.
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Swift & Co
Junoon
Bologna
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Choice
Melvin Olson Dies at 72 in Viroqua Wisconsin
Melvin Olson 72 died Monday in Viroqua at his nephew Sherman Simpson's home, where he had lived for years. He never married and is survived by three sisters Julia McLees of Billings Montana Ida Johnson of Braubier Canada Christine Erickson of Viroqua and one brother Gilbert Olson of Viroqua. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jackson and Vance Funeral Home with Rev Peder Nordsletten officiating burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday night at the funeral home.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Minnie Nanstad
Art Nanstad
Waukesha
Albert Olson
Peter O. Peterson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond Huss
Riverside Cemetery
Elmer Onstad
Viroqua
Melvin Olson
Sherman Simpson
Olson
Julia McLees
Billings
Mont
Ida Johnson
Braubier
Canada
Christine Erickson
Gilbert Olson
Mrs. Arthur Gillen, 73, Dies at Home Near Ontario
Mrs. Arthur Gillen, 73, died Tuesday morning at her home near Ontario. Survived by husband Arthur, a daughter Hazel Calhoun, four sisters and two brothers, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Born January 6, 1881. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Ontario, Wis
Arthur Gillen
Ontario
Clyde
Hazel) Calhoun
Ben Krugel
la Farge
Lester Krugel
Three Rivers
Mich
Delia Sayles
Pearl Muller
Lynna Jacobs
Knapp
Erma Jersey
Wautoma
Gillen
Clothes Swiped as Bathhouse Robbery Travels Home
In Asakusa Tokyo a line of men walked home draped in towels after thieves stole their clothes at the public bath. The incident disrupted a common daily routine and drew local attention.
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Tokyo
Asakusa
Wiley Urges Clear Thinking Against World Communist Threat
Senator Wiley warns that isolationism is dangerous and that the United States must stay united with allies. He advocates education, stronger information programs, and leadership training to confront Soviet influence and defend Western civilization.
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America
Soviet Union
Sen. Wiley
United States
U.S
United States Information Agency
International Information and Exchange
Sen Wiley Warns Asia Over Communism Threat
Senator Wiley spoke in La Crosse urging Asia to fight communism and defend sovereignty. He warned against super nationals and revived cartelism hindering a United Front, while offering aid upon sacrifice. He was joined by his wife, daughter Betty Wiley, and local officials including Rexford Mitchell and Henry J. Ahrens.
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Asia
Sen. Wiley
la Crosse
Betty Wiley
Central High School
William Laux
la Crosse State College
Rexford Mitchell
Eugene Murphy
College Board of Regents
Henry J. Ahrens
Raymond C. Rice
Eugene Toepel
Children Start Fire Destroys Shed at Liberty Street Home
Fire started by unidentified children nearly destroyed a shed at 1633 Liberty Street, Harry McCabe residence, at 11 49 a.m. Monday before firefighters stopped it. A car seat inside Oscar Thornd’s car was burned in a separate Rose Street blaze at 11 32 p.m. Monday, believed caused by a cigarette and extinguished by firemen.
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Harry McCabe
Liberty St
Oscar Thornd
Rose Street
Brother Of Whitehall Man Killed In Crash
Whitehall Wisconsin special report: Andrew Eggum 47, brother of O J Eggum of Whitehall, was killed in an auto accident in Portland Oregon on Friday. He leaves surviving son Adrian of Portland two grandchildren five brothers Ole J Eggum Herman Lewis and Ben Eggum Mt Horeb and Joe Eggum Oakland California and one sister Miss Synneva Eggum Mt Horeb.
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Whitehall
Wis
J. Eggum
Andrew Eggum
Portland
Ore
Eggum
Adrian
Ole J. Eggum
Herman
Lewis
Ben Eggum
Mt. Horeb
Joe
Oakland
Calif
Synneva Eggum
Milwaukee crash kills mother of four
Mrs Dorothy Jean Trammell, 31, mother of four, was killed Monday night when she was thrown from a car that collided with another at a street intersection. Passenger Nathaniel Parks, 36, escaped injury. The other driver Henry Bikowski, 39, his wife Doris 20, and their son Clifford 2 were unhurt.
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Milwaukee
Dorothy Jean Trammell
Alliance plans deepen Southeast Asia ties with allied governments
The group affirmed a shared aim to build spiritual, economic and military strength for common purposes. They pledged freer trade to benefit all participants and widen interchange of goods and services in the region. The record recalls historic Atlantic Charter ideas guiding postwar cooperation.
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Southeast Asia
Churchill
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newfoundland
Church Hill
White House
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms tonight in Wisconsin and Minnesota, cooler on Wednesday with continued showers. Iowa sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and a cooler Wednesday, with more showers in the east.
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EOW
L.A. Wagner
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River forecast for Hastings to Guttenberg steady rise ahead
The Mississippi River shows slight rises from Hastings to Guttenberg with a slow fall elsewhere. Levels will mostly trend down from Lake Pepin, while the lower Chippewa River declines and the Wisconsin River drops below Merrill.
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Guttenberg
Mississippi River
Alma
Trempealeau
Lake Pepin
Chippewa
Wisconsin River
Merrill
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Bessie) Rude
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