Trucker Kujak Guilty of Homicide in Wisconsin
Emil Kujak a 27 year old trucker from Winona Minnesota was found guilty of negligent homicide by a Sparta Wisconsin jury after the death of Reuben Rosa a Tomah railroad telegrapher when struck by Kujak s truck on U S highways 12 and 16 near Tomah. He was fined 300 dollars and received a six month jail term stayed on payment of costs and probation for 12 months with risk of serving the sentence if rules are broken. The case followed a prior hung jury at the September term.
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Sparta
Wis
Emil Kujak
Winona
Minn
Bruce Beilfuss
Kujak
Onroe
Reuben Rosa
Tomah
U. S
Torah Police Dreas
U S
Rosa
Casualty Reciprocal Exchange
National Grange Mutual Liability Co
Cos
Beilfuss
Juneau County
Harvey Heath
W. J. Greiss
Francis Rice
La Crosse U Student Named Cardinal Editor and Editors
Jacob Zeldes 21 of Galesburg Illinois was named editor of the Daily Cardinal at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Richard Renner 21 of La Crosse was named executive editor to succeed Zeldes with other new staff named by the Cardinal board. They will take over after the vacation.
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Madison
Wis
Jacob Zeldes
Galesburg Ill
Daily
Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Zeldes
Karl E. Meyer Jr
New York
Richard R
la Crosse
Renner
Civil service exams for press and bindery roles announced
Examinations to fill the post of pressman offset offset press operator and bindery helpers were announced by the U S civil service. Applicants must meet work experience requirements and obtain forms from William Alter, local civil service secretary, at the post office. Applications must be received in Washington by April 25.
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U. S. Civil Service
William Alter
Civil Service
Commission
Washington
State budget notes clash over taxes and surpluses
Senator Porter and colleagues defend finances citing a $136 million income and $44 million surplus as of 1951. They compare state taxes on liquor beer and cigarettes to federal levels, note welfare and education building plans, and discuss public housing for veterans. Assemblyman Rice and Senator Schlabach defend GOP stance against high surcharges and Brannan plan.
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Porter
Ray C. Rice
R. M. Schibach
Milwaukee
Overnor
Brannan
Schlabach
Joseph McCarthy
Washington
Hiss
Rice
Marvin Johnson
L. G. Schaefer
Esther M. Domke
Ivan Wright
William Stevenson
Peter Pappas
Contempt Citation Question Swirls Over FBI Files
A congressional hearing weighs whether to urge Senate contempt against officials over releasing FBI records. Key witness Mr. svemes cites eight reasons against disclosure including risking informant safety and national security. Republicans argue the panel plans to publish records, though they say there is no basis for action.
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Svemes
FBI
La Crosse Tribune Classified Notice Syntax
The fragment notes the La Crosse Tribune as a second class entry at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act. It reflects the historical newspaper registration and archival labeling without additional event details.
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la Crosse
Wis
Cattle and Calf Markets Reported Across Midwestern Plants
Listings from La Crosse and Winona plants show cattle and calves trading steady to weak with a range of prices for calves 22.00 to 27.50, cattle 19.50 to 26.00, and hogs 13.50 to 16.50 with weight-based spreads. Regional livestock markets in Chicago and South Saint Paul note mixed demand, lighter weights under pressure, and stable to lower prices across steers, heifers, cows, and sows amid USDA data and wholesale quotes.
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Winona Livestock Swift & Company Minn
Winona, Seugns
Chicago
South
Daily Records Summary of Guilty Pleas and Fines
Charles Pierson of Siren pled guilty to motor vehicle operation and paid a $5 fine plus costs and fees. Mrs. Lester Ksttiensen of West Salem forfeited a $10 cash bond after pleading guilty to a revived offense. Other entries note mixed guilty pleas and confidential incidents including a fire at a residence on 134 South Minth Street involving a coffee pot on a stove.
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Charles Pierson
Lester Ksttiensen
West Salem
Gaye
South Minth Street
Bari
Obituary notices for McAdam Webber and McLaughlin
Raymond L. McAdam 57 formerly of La Crosse died March 20 in San Francisco California hospital survived by his wife two daughters Norma Loeffler and Eileen McAdam a sister Mrs Frank Hardie of Wheaton Ill burial March 23 at Olivet Memorial Cemetery San Francisco. Mrs John B Webber Portland Oregon born Mathilde Margaret Koops of La Crosse died in Portland, survived by son John Donald and daughter Techla Barbara plus four married children and sister Mrs William Lind. John E McLaughlin 76 of 2105 Johnson Street died suddenly at home died Feb ? married to survivor list includes two sons James and Emmett and two daughters plus nine grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral arrangements noted with times and church services and burial at Catholic cemetery.
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Raymond L. McAdam
la Crosse
San Francisco
Calif
Norman
Norma Rae) Loeffler
Eileen McAdam
Frank Hardie
Wheaton
Ill
Olivet Memorial Cemetery
John B. Webber
Portland
Ore
South Eighth Street
Mathilde Margaret
Edward C. Koops
Old
John Donald
Techla Barbara
Mary
Barbara
Therine
Jane Webber
William Lind
St. Petersburg
Fla
John E. McLaughlin
Johnson Street
Northern States Power Co
James
Watertown
Emmett
Oliver
Viorene
Johnson
Morris
Deloris) Lillethan
Pandchildren
William Detroit
Mary Jackel
Kaukauna
Wis
Anna Moriarity
Bear Creek
Blaschke
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Victor J. Pleesty
Catholic
Rosary
Minor Quake Briefly Shakes Connecticut Coast
A slight earthquake rattled the island and shaken north shore area at 8 43 06 a m CST Tuesday. Fordham University seismologist Father Joseph Lynch recorded the event describing it as a minor settlement quake.
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North Shore
Connecticut
Pather
Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
Merchants Oppose One Way Traffic in La Crosse
Business leaders on Sixth and Third streets say La Crosse should not adopt a citywide one way system. They claim the Racine experiment failed, hurting sales, parking and problem traffic rather than solving it. Hefty objections come from store managers, real estate, and service center operators.
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Racine
Albert Levin
Sixth
la Crosse
Les Augustine
Sixth Street
Elmer Hermes
Capt
al Constabile
Racine Police de
Costabile
Hermes
Ruth Karnes
Norman Grant
Third Street
Leo Schneider
Schneider Heating
South Third Street
Schneider
Robert Deal
Cameron Avenue
Brannan Seeks Include Cattle and Hogs in Farm Price Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan urged in Columbus that a sensible farm price program must cover cattle milk hogs and lambs. Speaking to about 600 Ohio farm committee members he argued these products make up nearly half of farm income while corn cotton wheat tobacco rice and peanuts account for under a quarter. He endorsed direct production payments and cautioned his plan would cost less to operate with fewer controls.
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Columbus
Charles F. Brannan
Ohio Farm Committee
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Water treatment costs rise with dis coloration and chlorine taste
Dr Weidner notes the cost to reduce dis coloration has reached five cents and the portable chlorination setup adds a noticeable chlorine taste. He recommends gradual adaptation for goldfish to chlorinated water, warning sudden changes in temperature or water can harm fish.
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Weidner
Page 1 Continuation: Home Die Program Highlights
The program showcases include the Great Boy and Helene mind readers and magicians. The Circle C Boys and a dance mu pines group perform, with sponsors Deerflingers Goodrich Northern States Power Co two booths, W T Grant Co La Crosse Telephone Corp Cul
Local Exhibitors At Community Fair Display Home Goods
Booths from Gilligan Water Softener Kirby Home Sanitation Ganterts Home Insulation Co Dolly Madison Dairies Electrolux Onalaska Hardware Aluminum Siding Co Consolidated Dairies Cremer's Jewelry Swift and Co Tri-State Refrigeration with two booths C and S Insulating Co Lieder Lumber Co Home Softener Service Turner Food Products with two booths and Jaycettes showcased a range of home and consumer items in a community fair setting.
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Lligan Water Softener
Kirby Home _ Sanitation
Ganterts
Home Insulation Co
Dolly Madison Dairies
Electrolux
Onalaska Hardware
Aluminum Siding Co
Consolidated Dairies
Cremer’s Jewelry
Swift and Co
Tri-State
C and S Insulating Co
Lieder Lumber Co
Home Softener Service
Turner Food Products
Jaycettes
Saltonstall decries Senate witch hunt in communism probe
Massachusetts Senator Leverett Saltonstall condemns the current Senate inquiry into supposed communism in the state department as harmful to the nation's standing. He told the New York Federation of Reform Synagogues that truth must be pursued with personal integrity and without smearing reputations, likening the hunt to Salem's witch trials.
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New York
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate
State Department
New York Federation of Reform Synagogues
Salem
Massachusetts
Colombia Decree Requires Sharing Net Profit Above Threshold
Firms operating in Colombia must disclose to workers all net profits that exceed 12 percent of the company’s net worth under a new decree. The rule tightens corporate transparency and worker share in profits amid ongoing economic reforms.
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Colombia
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Shelby
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Tel & Tel
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
North Bancorp
American Tobacco
Standard Brands
Middlewees
Anaconda
Trane Company
Armour
Standard Oil
Badger Meter Arch. T
Chicago Mold
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Hamilton
Borden
Union Aa
James ‘Inter Cel
Cate
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United Aircraft
Marlin Rockwell
Cornwith
Edison
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Curtiss-Wright
Elec, & Mfg
Douglas Aircraft
Woolworth
Prentiss-Walters
Gen Motors TT
Salway Steel
Goodrich
la Crosse Tele
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Tllinoise Central Bendix Aviation
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Bendix
Int Harvester
Borg-Warner
Borg 58
Nickel Corn Products
du Pont
de Corna
Fox Int. Tel
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Kimberly Johns-Manville
Rimaberry
Clark Marshall Pieid Aviation No. Am. Oo
Ward Phillips
Phillips Nash-Ketvinator
Nat. Biscuit
Steel Y. Central
Texas Corp
Omic
UBDA
Chicago Potators
USDA
Atoes
Cakat
U.s
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Laie Fi B . Ee Deen
Jos
Stice Ogres
Bhumacher
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Poulos Monde
Happy
Uest
Ann
Senetectanes of
America
N. W. Hayden
Hotel
Alan Mandelker
Saltonstall
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