Three Cars Crash Injuring Two In Wisconsin Turnpike Incident
Three eastbound cars collided on the Peeney 14-16-61 turnpike at 8:53 p m injuring Erick F Utecht and his wife Alice both taken to a local hospital. Utecht 29 suffered a leg bruise and Alice 23 neck and back injuries with shock.
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Peeney
Erick F. Utecht
State Road
Alice
Jean Paszkiewicz
Winona
Minn
Utecht
Elroy Nissalke
Dresbach
Paszkiewicz
Nissalke
South Avenue
Jerry Verse
Tyler Street
Lloyd Luce
Redfield Street
Funeral Services for Mrs Clara Board Held in Hillsboro
Mrs Clara Board 86 died Feb 28 in St Paul. Funeral at Hart Funeral Home Hillsboro Friday at 2 pm officiated by Rev J Paul Tatter. Burial Mount Vernon Cemetery. Survived by son Merton St Paul daughter Ollie Casper Spring Valley five grandchildren great grandchildren and several half-sisters and half-brothers.
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Clara Board
Hillsboro
Wis
St. Paul
Hart Funeral Home
J. Paul Tatter
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Board
Clara Tracy
Wonewee Township
Juneau County
Henry Board
Alto
Norwalk
Ira Walz
Wanderer'’s Rest Cemetery
Vera
David
Chicago
Stanley
Naperville
Ill
Roger
Air Force
California
Allen
Farmer
Karen
United States Traffic Deaths Rise in January 1950
The National Safety Council reports 2,430 traffic fatalities in January 1950, up four percent from January 1949. Regional trends vary with South Central down five percent, Pacific down 27 percent, while other regions show increases from six to 30 percent.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
South Central States
Pacific States
North Atlantic
North Central
Head Nurse Testifies In Sander Trial
In Manchester New Hampshire head nurse Mrs Abbie Borreto testified she detected death pallor and no breathing minutes before Dr Hermann Sander allegedly injected air into her veins. Nurse Cecelia Smith passed this on as a defense witness stating she thought Mrs Borreto was dead.
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Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borreto
Hermann N. Sander
Cecelia Smith
Hillsboro County
Sander
Mrs. Borreto
Langdell
Borroto
Hillsboro County Hospital
Wisconsin City Records Nation's Lowest Temperature
The state reported the coldest readings with Land O Lakes at 25 below zero and other spots like Park Falls at 20 below, Wausau 14 below, Eau Claire and Green Bay nine below, Brice Prairie seven below. Frigid air eased to 20 in the city with 15 in the country and a high of 34 Saturday. Light snow fell in La Crosse and Eau Claire areas with more forecast in the south and west.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
A. D. Sanial
Land O'Lakes
United States
Associated Press
Park Falls
Wausau
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Brice Prairie
la Crosse Station
South
Livestock Quotes and Grain Prices From Winona Market
Swift and Company quotes cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep from Winona with live hours 8 p m to 4 p m and Friday 8 p m to 12 noon. Chicago grain tables show wheat, corn, oats, barley, soybeans. livestock notes from Chicago and Minneapolis list bids, weights, and prices for hogs cattle and calves with steady to lower trends and described market conditions.
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Swift & Company
South Avenue
Swift Plant
Winona
Minnaaeee
Et. Po
Paul
Minn
UBDA
Tly
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Church Men’s League to Host Labor Forum Sunday
Bethel Lutheran church hosts the men’s league in the parish hall at 8 p m for a labor management forum moderated by Dr Maurice O Graff of the State Teachers college Malcolm Lloyd will speak for labor with a management representative to be announced The program committee lists Oscar Harebo Clifford E Johnson and Adolph Stavlo
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Bethel Lutheran Church Men's League
Maurice O. Graff
State Teachers College
Malcolm Lloyd
Labor
Oscar Harebo
Clifford E. Johnson
Adolph Stavlo
Fire Destroys Granary After Eviction Of Storlie Family
In Eau Claire Wisconsin the Storlie family faced a second disaster in two months when their farm granary burned down after fire forced the family from their home. Mrs Storlie and two eldest sons were working in the barn as the granary caught fire, destroying all contents. The family now stays with daughter Mrs Arthur West nearby.
River Falls blaze destroys H ag Manufacturing building
A dawn fire in River Falls Wisconsin destroyed the H ag Manufacturing Co building wounding no people as 65 workers were across the street. Volunteer firefighters fought zero weather conditions as the west wall and main floor collapsed two hours after ignition. Cause undetermined. Lang Co of Maine has long run the town’s major industry.
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River Falls
Wis
H.ag Manufacturing Co
Orin Wenzel
Lang Co
Maines
Senators Seek One Year Extension of Rent Controls
Democratic leaders asked for a one year extension of the federal rent controls set to expire June 30. Majority Leader Lucas and Assistant Leader Myers indicated they would introduce legislation to continue the present rent law at President Truman's urging. Truman reiterated his call for keeping controls in place for another year.
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Washington
Lucas
D-Ill
Myers
Dpa
Truman
Oshkosh Businessman Dies While Vacationing in Phoenix
Oscar H. Plotkin, 52, prominent Oshkosh luggage company president, died Thursday in Phoenix while vacationing at a winter resort after a period of ill health.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Oshkosh
Wis
Oscar H. Plotkin
Oshkosh Trunk and Luggage Co
Traffic plan eyed to ease city congestion
Barton proposes one way streets on Third and Fourth to boost business and cut accidents. He urges a traffic commission, new signals, parking rules, curb limits, loading zones, restricted alleys, by pass study, and coordinated signals to reach 27 mph and smoother flow.
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Barton
Third Street
Fourth Street
Cass Street
South Avenue
la Crosse Street
Campbell Road
Losey Boulevard
Seventh
Cass Streets
Seventh Street
Causeway
Monitor Street
West Avenue
Lang Drive
Weston Street
Common Council
King Street
Sixth
Fourth
Jay Streets
Main Streets
Market Street
Chokes On Fried Egg On Eve Of His Wedding
Charles McCarthy died after choking on a fried egg at a prenuptial party in West Los Angeles. Police detained bride-to-be Mae Bower Ingraham and three celebrants for questioning while an autopsy suggested a fall caused a head wound during the choking incident.
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West
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles McCarthy
McCarthy
Mae Bower Ingraham
Mack Sennett
Frederick Newbarr
Ingraham
Irving Ingraham
Watch and Clock
Children’s Feet Frozen As Farm Dwelling Burns
Hokah Minnesota fire destroys the Ger Alderton family home driving two families and a friend to shelter in a barn. Fifteen occupants fled as the two story frame house burned from the second floor down. Water cistern ran dry hampering firefighting and injuring two children who had their feet frozen.
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Hokah
Minn
Geraldton
Ray Bissen
Christ Simon
Fritz
John Engstler
Daytons
Dren
Dayton
Gerald Dayton
Simons
Agnes Moore
Truman urges fact finding board to resolve coal dispute
The president asked the fact finding board to meet operators and miners and specify concessions and positions on each issue. John L. Lewis and operators met but yielded no progress. Congress shows limited appetite for seizure while 372,000 miners defy court orders and coal shortages deepen. A federal judge issued an 80 day injunction under Taft Hartley, urging good faith bargaining but lacking enforcement. Senator Morse proposed government seizure of pits with emergency action planned.
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Mornin
White House
Richmond B Keech
Congress
Morse
R-Ore
Senate Labor Committee
Police and court notes from La Crosse scene
Police report speeding and driving offenses in La Crosse area. Includes fines and jail time for violations on Rose Street and county court actions for improper passing and obstructed view. Fire trucks respond to multiple chimney fires on March 2 in downtown La Crosse with listed addresses.
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Hurley Finch
Onalasks
Donald E. Wuest
Loomis Street
Rose Street
Eres
Clifford
Lee
Onalaska
James Limberg
Winnebago Soon
Bee A Cregan
South Street
Jose L. Muteler
Middie
An Kian
East Avenue
2 Crosse
Roobert Zahem
Monte Carlo
Cabina
Oscar Johnson
Bangor
Ea Coats
William F. Belling
R. 1
la Crosse
Neenes Eas Siso
Fikts
Public Health Not Endangered by Coal Strike Says Lewis
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, told The New York Times there is enough coal on hand to last through the dispute if fairly distributed. He said public health and safety have never been imperiled by a coal strike and urged industry to send its real owners to bargain.
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New York
New York Times
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Arthur Krock
Washington
Krock
Baltimore Physician Offers Mercy Test
A Baltimore physician offered to inject 40 cubic centimeters of air into his veins for the defense in the New Hampshire mercy killing trial. The defense contends only 28 CCs were administered in a series of shots. The physician’s offer includes his son performing the injection in Baltimore, a plan noted by medical experts.
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Baltimore
New Hampshire
Manchester, N. H
Herman N. Sander
Harry M. Robson
Universty of
Eciiane
Aopkins Medical School
Robinson
Oldest Civil War veteran Wilcox Turns 104 in Wisconsin
Cadott Wisconsin learns that Lansing A Wilcox a Civil War veteran now 104 lies bedridden at home awaiting a final trumpet. His family notes no big celebration planned with only a few friends and relatives calling. He jokes about feeling like a hundred two.
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Cadott
Wis
Wisconsin
Lansing A. Wilcox
Anton Buttke
John Zilly
Maria Wilcox
Lansing
Wilcox
Mi ser at Teachers College Delights Local Audience
Moliere comedy The Miser presented Thursday by the Teachers College Players under Robert L Frederick drew praise for its charm and period flavor. Donald Angs title role and Charles Odegaard as Flash led a lively cast with Pauline Fladlien Elise and Greta Fortney Marianne delivering strong performances amid ornate costumes and engaging songs.
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Moliere
Teachers College Agers
Robert L. Frederick
Mera
Donald Ang
Flash
Charles Odegaard
Don Athnos
Alire
George Aumock
Janet Fladlien
Elise
Greta Fortney
Marianne
Alice Wilson
Frosine
Nancy Hamilton
Martine
Official Contends Many Children Attend Substandard Schools
Atlantic City N J A U S official says thousands of American children attend obsolete unsafe and unsuitable schools and the nation must spend 13 5 billion in the next decade to fix the system Ray L Hamon head of the school housing section warns 550 000 new classrooms are needed to meet peak loads of 1958 He spoke at the American Association of School Administrators convention closing session
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Atlantic City
N. J
U. S
Ray L. Hamon
U. S. Office of Education
American Association of School Administrators
Death of Mrs Lina Wal in Onalaska funeral planned
Mrs Lina Wal died Thursday in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Guldbra nds dals Norway on October 28 1863 she is survived by two brothers Father of Hills Minnesota and Bergum of Westby Wisconsin. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at the Fossum funeral home in Onalaska with calling hours Friday from 7 to 9 pm
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Lina Wal
Guldbransdalen
Norway
Hills, Minn
Bergum
Westby
Wis
Fossum Funeral Home
Onalaska
France grants Saar autonomy in 50 year trade for mines
Paris reports a 50 year treaty giving the occupied Saar broader autonomy and the title republic while France gains control of the valley mines. The accord signed by French and Saar representatives promises full independence for the border area after the period, though Germany still claims the territory.
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Paris
France
Saar
Germany
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G. Helleman
Mass
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Pacific
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Y Central
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Ain Tove Duly van
Bept
Sloe
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Low
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Idaho
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Main St
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Johnson Street
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ABIN
Kentucky
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WKTY
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