Charles J Kreutzer 96 Brownsville resident dies
Charles J Kreutzer, 96, rural Brownsville, died Tuesday morning in a La Crosse hospital. Born Sept 1, 1866 to Aloysius Kreutzer, he married Emma Restin who died in 1901. Services set for Friday at Steffen Funeral Home California and St. Patrick's Church Brownsville. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by son George Hokah, two daughters Bernice Schwenger and Veronica Sheehan, 12 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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Brownsville
Minn
Charles J. Kreutzer
la Crosse
Aloysius Kreutzer
Emma Restin
Steffen Funeral Home
California
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Beilfuss and Larsen Needing to Fill High Court Post
Beilfuss continues from page one for a Treasury Department attorney on staff, Larsen a Superior native, married father of two, former assistant city attorney, 18 months, 1938 Progressive Assembly candidate. Both UW Law School graduates. With Chief Justice Brown retiring at 74, Justice George Currie will take the post by seniority on the seven member high court bench.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Larsen
Douglas County
Denmark
Superior
Assembly
United Fund Appeal
Superior Memorial Hospital
Easter Seal Society
Beilfuss
University of Wisconsin Law School
Brown
George Currie
Reynolds Seeks Boost for Wisconsin Building Plan
Gov. John W. Reynolds urged adding 35 million to the 113 million Wisconsin building program for the next biennium. The proposal, disclosed to a Joint Finance Committee subcommittee, suggests borrowing to fund urgent state projects including a 7 million colony for retarded children and a 6.4 million psychiatric treatment center for Waupun Prison inmates.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Joint Finance Committee
Reynolds
Waupun State Prison
Wells Elevator at West De Pere Destroyed by Fire
A. G. Wells Co grain elevator and feed mill at West De Pere burned in a blizzard Tuesday night. The blaze swept the 65 foot high elevator and adjacent one story buildings in 30 minutes. No damage estimate or cause available.
Stock Quotations by Shearson Hammill Co
Stock quotations reported by Shearson Hammill and Company, member of the New York Stock Exchange, outlining latest prices and movements for listed securities. The brief digest highlights key gainers and decliners, with standard market figures and notable shifts across sectors.
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By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Livestock price report from Swift & Company markets
The report lists hog cattle and produce quotes for Swift and Company and St. Paul market results with specific weights and price ranges. Hog prices rise for butcher and lean cuts while sows and weights show adjustments. cattle quotes show steers heifers cows bulls with range top values. St Paul and Chicago prices for butter eggs potatoes and live poultry included.
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Bologna
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Kennedy News Conference Stresses Youth Bill and Cuba Questions
President Kennedy urged quick action on youth opportunities and mental health measures as hearings on producing more doctors and dentists wrap up. He declined to detail Cuban topics, saying the Bay of Pigs pilots served their country and offering broad views on Soviet buildup and Latin American cooperation.
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Cuba
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United States
Four Grand Ole Opry Figures Die In Plane Crash
The wreckage of a single engine plane carrying Grand Ole Opry members Patsy Cline Hawkshaw Hawkins Cowboy Copas and pilot Randy Hughes was found about five miles west of the Tennessee River. Sheriff Love Farr said there were no survivors and notes Hughes had informed his wife they would be home soon. Walker said he planned to join them but chose a commercial flight instead due to seating limits.
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Grand Ole Opry
Tennessee River
West
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Sheriff Love Farr
Patsy Cline
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Cowboy Copas
Randy Hughes
Miss Cline
Copas
WSM
Nashville
Kansas City
Kaw
Dyersburg
Memphis
Hughes
Opry
Billy Walker
Wisconsin Assembly considers cigarette tax for cancer research
MADISON AP A bill seeks a tenth of a cent per pack cigarette tax to fund cancer research. Introduced by John E. McCormick Democrat Milwaukee the measure would raise about $500 000 annually for research initiatives.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly Today
John E. McCormick
Milwaukee
McCormick
Birds ACROGS 1 5 North American bird 8 Songbird
Word puzzle clues list terms for birds and related items. Entries include North American bird Songbird and short abbreviations and definitions from a newspaper puzzle page.
Farm cooperatives and vertical integration debated
Lewis argues that farm companies pick growers and leave others out, turning farmers into piece work laborers on their own farms. He calls it businessmen farming the farmers, a system that raises questions about freedom in agriculture as surpluses are trimmed to a target level. A panel including Marcotte Mulder and moderator Francour fielded questions from press.
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Lewis
Paul Marcotte
Leland Mulder
Wisconsin Asc
A. J. Francour
Ward by ward vote tallies listed for Chojnacki Waterman Cameron Bartl Doherty
The article provides ward by ward vote counts for candidates Chojnacki Waterman Cameron Bartl and Doherty across 21 wards. It shows first and second district tallies per ward with repeated totals for each candidate and mentions Doherty with frequent lower counts in many wards.
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Doherty
Chojnacki
Waterman
Bartl
Cameron
Walterman
21St Ward
Burglary At Caledonia School Stole $60 Cash Register
Caledonia Minnesota burglars stole a cash register containing $60 in cash and checks from the public school. The burglary was discovered by the janitor. Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Klug is investigating.
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Caledonia
Minn
Lawrence Klug
Bingo Hearing Draws Four In Madison
MADISON AP four people attended a Tuesday Assembly Judiciary Committee hearing on a resolution to legalize bingo in Wisconsin. Three favored the measure, one opposed it. Co author Assemblyman Patrick H. Kelly said bingo is nice if run honestly and would bring money to state coffers, while Assemblyman Raymond Lee Lathan noted that any vote would occur before the law could be enacted.
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Madison
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Wisconsin
Raymond Lee Lathan
Milwaukee
French Coal Strike Enters Sixth Day With No End in Sight
Paris AP report says about 200,000 French miners continue a six day walkout over wages and a 40 hour week. They refuse De Gaulle draft orders to return to government pits, risking dismissal or fines. no government action reported. An editorial in La Nation hints at possible compromise.
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Mayors race results and rivalries in several cities
In Racine Mayor nominees William Beyer and Alderman John J. Doosky led a four way mayor race with Beyer at 7 217 and Doosky at 4 222 while incumbent Humble did not seek reelection. Elsewhere Walter Koepke led in Manitowoc three way primary, and Madison primary saw A J McGinnis top Henry Reynolds with 5 706 to 4 975 in a light vote.
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Associated Press
William Beyer
Racine
Ald
John J. Doosky
Jack H. Humble
Beyer
Doosky
Manitowoc
Walter Koepke
Robert J. Rand
Koepke
Rand
A. J. McGinnis
Henry Reynolds
Madison
McGinnis
Reynolds
Charles Yancey
Government Lashes Bidault Slipup in Britain
London AP reports opposition Labour and newspapers scolded the Conservative government and security services for letting former French premier Georges Bidault slip in and out of England. Bidault appeared Monday on a taped BBC program and left Britain by Tuesday amid criticism of security and broadcast handling.
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L Labor Party
Security Services
Georges Bidault
England
Bidault
France
BBC
E P Newburg In Good Condition After Heart Attack
Edward P. Newburg president of the Peter Newburg Clothing Co at 322 Pearl Street was reported in good condition Wednesday after a heart attack in West Palm Beach Florida Saturday His son William O Newburg 522 N 24th St flew to Florida to be with him Mrs Mary Hanson bookkeeper said he is at Good Samaritan Hospital West Palm Beach and expected to stay a while wife was vacationing in Florida during the attack
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Edward P. Newburg
Peter Newburg Clothing Co
Pearl St
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mary Hanson
Newburg
William O. Newburg
24Th St
Good Samaritan
Police and Ambulance Records for La Crosse County
March 5 to March 6 details show multiple emergency transports: Mrs Trinkes 78 to St Francis Hospital after injury, Mollie Miller 68 to St Francis after fall, Mary Stout 40 to St Francis for illness, Alvina Wais 70 to St Francis for illness, Mrs Smizek 57 to St Francis after fall, and Robert Walden 19 taken to La Crosse Lutheran Hospital. Also a 3:12 am car fire causing wiring damage and a 5:30 am furnace explosion with basement soot at addresses in La Crosse.
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Harry ‘Martin
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse County Home and Infirmary
Robert Walden
Robinsdale Ave
la Crosse Transit Co
27Th
Ward Ave
A.m
S. 30Th St
William (Rose) Trinkes
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
S. 25Th St
Herman Bernd Jr
Park Ave
Young man pleads guilty to dispensing drugs without license
Arthur Valentine, 20, of 2811 Hamilton St., pleaded guilty to selling or bartering a drug without a licensed pharmacist. He was sentenced to 60 days in the County Jail, but the sentence was stayed. He is placed on probation for one year under the Wisconsin State Department of Public Welfare.
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la Crosse
Arthur Valentine
Hamilton St
Wisconsin State Department of Public Welfare
Fond Du Lac County Crash Claims 3rd Victim
A one car crash in Fond du Lac County Sunday killed three victims and tied Wisconsin’s traffic toll for the year at 99. The deceased are James Dryer, 19, Fond du Lac. Jalaine Bunker, 34, Ripon. and Joseph Reiser, 20, Oakfield, who died Tuesday from injuries. An Ozaukee County worker Alra Laubenstein, 30, Fredonia, died Tuesday from injuries after a crash near Waubeka while repairing a sand spreader when struck by a car.
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Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Ozaukee County
Wisconsin
Joseph E. Reiser
Oakfield
James M. Dryer
Jalaine
Serviceman Admits Slaying Baby Sitter
A 14 year old girl who left home for her first babysitting job was found dead in a Virginia Beach wooded area. Navy enlisted man Loren Neal Duffield 23 admitted killing Gwendolyn Constance Padgett and re enacted the crime, police said.
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Virginia Beach
Navy
Gwendolyn Constance Padgett
Loren Neal Duffield
Avitation
Norfolk Naval Air Station
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