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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1963

Page

8

Inn Blaze Claims Inn Owner Lester Moser Life

Fire blamed on a neglected cigarette gutted the second story living quarters of Otto's Inn in Watertown. Owner Lester Moser, 59, who was recovering from kidney surgery, died. Two residents were rescued. others treated for smoke inhalation as firemen fought the blaze. Damage was pegged at about 12,000 dollars with most loss to the living area.

Associated Press Watertown Otto's Inn Lester Moser Walter Schuenemann Moser John Olivia Percy Reason Schuenemann

Boy says he hid to dodge dish duty in Baldy Michigan

A 25 member search party and state police scoured woods 10 miles south of Baldwin Michigan for 12 year old Roger Robbins. He returned home at 5 a.m. after seven hours away claiming he ran off because it was his turn to wash the dishes.

Baldwin, Mich Roger Robbins Roger Ira Hills Lower Michigan

New York Printers Ratify New Contract Amid Strike

Striking printers approved a two year contract by a 779 vote, granting a 12.63 weekly package with $6.51 first year and $6.12 second year wage and benefit gains. Photoengravers remain out, delaying return to publish eight major dailies.

NEW York New York Post Mailers Printers International Typographical Union Stereotypers Machinists Electricians New York Standard the Standard Cleveland Ohio the Plain Dealer The Press & News

Gronouski Denies Interfering With Tax Collection

Milwaukee AP report notes State Tax Commissioner John A. Gronouski denying political interference in delinquent income tax collections. Sen. Jerris Leonard accuses him of hindering cases by replacing experienced court commissioners. Gronouski blames stalled withholding bills and calls the charges nonsense. He defends appointments as nonpolitical and says hearings can be handled by any capable official.

Milwaukee John A. Gronouski Jerris Leonard Gronouski Leonard Jerry Leonard James D. Sammarco Davis Waukesha Kennedy

Nelson Gets Senate Office. Emphasizes Taxes

Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin moves into a new Senate Office Building suite on the third floor, with five rooms and ten aides. He receives about 200 letters daily, mostly on taxes, many opposing Kennedy’s tax cut plan. He seeks a comprehensive tax reform and says leadership should come from the president, urging measured reduction to spur the economy.

Richard P. Powers Associated Press Special Service Washington Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Senate Nelson Wisconsin Alexander Wiley R-Wis Senate Finance Committee Sen. Claiborne D-R. I Kennedy We We Congress

Sparta Board Adjusts Faculty Schedule and Benefits

Sparta Wis Board of Education approved a small schedule change for faculty and increased annual sick leave by one day per year up to 10 more days for a 45 day total. They set pay adjustments to raise base to 4600 and match a third of the differential. Harry Schroeder of La Crosse hired to design lighting for parking and walks. Sparta Homecoming Days set for July 4 to 7. Committees asked to study hiring a business manager or assistant superintendent.

Sparta Wis Board of Education Ior Harry Schroeder la Crosse

Husband's Body Found Beside Invalid Wife

Milwaukee AP report says Michael Nickrant, 62, died at his invalid wife Florence 66’s bedside after apparently suffering a heart attack around Wednesday. She could not call for help and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition for observation.

Milwaukee Michael Nickrant Nickrant Florence

Moonshiners Seek Return of Plastic Jugs

Nashville based report notes a surge in plastic returnable jugs as moonshiners adapt to a federal clampdown on illicit whisky supplies. Herman O. Bomar, Tennessee tax chief, says moonshiners collect plastic containers used for laundry breaches and some operators require customers to return empties with each new purchase.

Nashville, Tenn Herman O. Bomar Tennessee

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