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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1952

Page

16

Heaven Can Wait closes La Crosse season at Civic Guild

The Civic Drama Guild of New York stages Heaven Can Wait by Segall at the La Crosse season finale. Joe Pendleton's earthly fighter life collides with celestial bungling as Max Levene and a crafty Messenger 7013 spark witty scenes. Performers Len Wayland George Mully Al Rusch earn praise for lively comic work.

Civic Drama Guild of New York la Crosse Segall Heaven Joe Pendelton Joe Tex Beneke Heavenly Messenger Paradise Mr. Jordan Down On Earth Max Levene Len Wayland Len George Mully Messenger al Rusch Mr. Farnsworth Max Voice of the

Two Vehicles Crash On Hill on Highway 16

At 12:30 a.m. on Highway 16 near Nigger Nathan Hill two cars damaged left rear fenders in a skid and sideswipe. Leo A. Anderson 21 Camp McCoy soldier and Rose Brown 26 Onalaska were involved. no injuries reported. A second crash on Gillette Street near Highway 16 left Norman Brownell 30 Nelson Wisconsin striking a guard rail post. he said bright lights blinded him.

Nathan Hill Leo A. Anderson Camp McCoy Anderson Rose Brown R. 1 Onalaska Norman Brownell Nelson Wis Gillette Street Highway 16 Brownell

Warrens Man Injured In Fall From High Line Pole

Harland Stiteley a 26 year old Wisconsin Power and Light employee fell 40 feet from a Fond du Lac high line pole Wednesday morning. He is seriously injured with a broken back one broken arm and multiple fractures in both feet though not as badly as first feared. He landed on his feet following the belt buckle accident. His mother Mrs. Ella Skoglund and longtime companion Mrs. Herman Linder are with him in Fond du Lac Hospital.

Warrens Wis Harland Stiteley Fond du Lac Suiteley Wisconsin Power and Light Company Ella Skoglund Herman Linder

La Crosse County FHA Holds Annual Meeting

The Farmers Home Administration in La Crosse County held its annual meeting on March 20 at the American Legion Hall. County supervisor Frank E. Wachlin notes a program of diversified farm topics followed the business session with speakers Al Francour Miss Edith Brevig Lyle Molstad H O Anderson and R S Dunwiddie participating.

Farmers Home Administration la Crosse County American Legion Hall Frank E. Wachlin al Francour Edith Brevig County Extension Service Lyle Molstad H. O. Anderson Soil Conservation Service R. S. Dunwiddie

Price Of Visiting English Homes Go Up

London reports a rise in admissions to England's stately homes as costs increase by seven cents on average to about thirty five cents per visit. Lords and ladies cite tougher times and warn there will be no free tea this season.

London England

Minnesotans Attend State Fruit Short Course

H. W. Leidel and his son Victor attended the University of Minnesota short course on fruit in Minneapolis last week. Victor Leidel serves as president of the local fruit growers association.

LA Crescent, Minn H. W. Leidel Victor University of Minnesota Minneapolis Victor Leidel

Anti-Red Factions In Italy Seek Unity Before Elections

Rome scene shows four anti Communist parties vying to unite for spring municipal votes. Rome is the prize and a potential Communist edge hinges on anti Communist unity. Gedda warns a Rome win is possible if opposition fails to unite.

Italy Rome Pope Pius Catholic Church Luigi Gedda Italian Catholic Action Christian Democrats Apparentamento Italian Social Movement Gedda

Mrs Emma Werth Dies. La Crosse Resident Obituary

Mrs Emma R Werth 68 wife of Herman L Werth 2307 S 13th St died suddenly in a local hospital Sunday Born Owosso Michigan Nov 30 1883 Survived by five daughters Leona Gardner Edmonson Hicke Park LaDouceur and two sons Arthur and LeRoy 15 grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm First Lutheran Church Rev Fritz Miller to officiate Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call Sletten McKee Southside Chapel Tuesday 7 to 9 pm

Emma R. Werth Herman L. Werth S. 13Th St Owosso Mich George Leona) Gardner Galessville Wis George (Letty) i\Edmonson Chicago, Ill Aaron Sylvia) Hicke Lee Esther) Park Omer Betty) LaDouceur la Crosse Arthur H LeRoy A. Werth First Lutheran Church Fritz Miller Oak Grove Cemetery Sletten- McKee Southside Georgia Seaton S. 23Rd St Earl G. Seaton Vernon County Wisconsin Harry Dorsey Leonard Seaton James Potts Willard Potts Soldiers Grove

Sister M Ottilia Herbers 90 dies in La Crosse hospital

Sister M Ottilia Herbers 90 formerly of New Vienna Ia died Saturday morning in a local hospital. Born July 16 1861 she joined the Sisters of St Francis in La Crosse at 15 and taught in parish schools for over 50 years. Burial will be in La Crosse Catholic Cemetery. Survivors include four nieces in the Franciscan Order in La Crosse and two in Dubuque.

Ottilia Herbers New Vienna Theodore Herbers Sisters of St. Francis of the Perpetual Adoration la Crosse Holy Trinity School St. Francis Hospital la Crosse Catholic Dubuque Alma Barnaba Elizabeth Theonilla Constance Benigna

Obituary notices for John Weber and Georgia Seaton in La Crosse

John Weber age 93 of 2236 Hyde Ave dies after a fall and long service record in La Crosse area with family ties to Bangor and Hokah. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Nelson Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Georgia Seaton 67 of 124 S 23rd St dies at home. survived by husband and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Sletten McKee Southside Chapel with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

John Weber Hyde Ave la Crosse Beaver Dam Hokah Minn Weber North Western Railroad Elroy City of John P. Linton Lodge No Knights of Pythias Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan Lawrence Percy Nelson Funeral Home Frederick W. Hyslop Fairview Cemetery Bangor

Parking Meters Looted In Saturday Night Spars

Police report two parking meters broken on Market Square and Front Street with coins taken. Robert Adams 1633 Winnebago St. says his 12 foot gray plywood boat was stolen from Green Island. Tyson Motor Sales 508 N 4th St. reports a radio stolen from a car on the lot and several other items taken over a month.

Market Square Front Street Robert Adams Winnebago Green Island Tyson Motor Sales N. 4Th St

Middleton Woman Charged After Motel Bed Accident

A La Crosse man, Leo Betz, 31, was seriously wounded when he fell from a motel bed onto a broken beer bottle. Louise McLain of Middleton is charged with disorderly conduct as Betz receives oxygen and blood transfusions and is treated in a city hospital. Deputy reports say Betz admitted being in the motel with McLain.

Middleton Wis la Crosse John Bosshard Louise McLain Leo Betz Betz Roy B. Sampson

Met Star Delays Own Wedding By Parade

Metropolitan Opera singer Robert Merrill, 34, arrives an hour late due to a Greek Independence Day parade. Roberta Peters, 21, wed at Park Avenue synagogue in New York in a ceremony attended by about 1,000 guests. the groom pushes through the crowd, nearly losing his top hat, but the event proceeds as planned.

New York Metropolitan Opera Robert Merrill Roberta Peters Merrill Park Avenue

Democratic Nomination Prospects After Truman Exit

Washington weighs the 1948 Democratic nominating scene with Barkley Douglas Kefauver Kerr Rayburn Russell and Stevenson as possible choices. Kefauver Kerr and Russell are actively seeking delegates while Douglas has ruled out candidacy.

Washington Truman Alben W. Barkley Supreme Court William O. Douglas Estes Kefauver Tennessee Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Sam Rayburn Texas Richard B. Russell Georgia Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Kefauver Kerr Russell Douglas

Federation To Meet At St Pauls Lutheran Church

The Federation of Lutheran Men will meet Monday night at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at West Avenue and Division Street. Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom will speak on juvenile delinquency as the principal address. Dinner is scheduled for 6 30 p.m. under President Robert L Smyth.

la Crosse

Wisconsin to Lead June Dairy Month Program

The June Dairy Month headquarters in Chicago named a national head and a state committee formed in Madison on March 19. Wisconsin will lead emphasis on dairy product sales across outlets, linking the 1952 Alice in Dairyland contest to the month’s observance. Regional Alice contests precede the finals and coronation in late June.

Chicago Wisconsin Madison

County Court Notes From La Crosse And Sparta

La Crosse court records list Harry Zacharias Camp McCoy fined one dollar and costs for one armed driving on Highway 16 March 29. Several others pleaded guilty or innocent to speeding, violations at Highway 16 and Burns, tavern entry, vandalism, and public drunkenness with fines, restitution, or bonds set.

la Crosse Harry Zacharias Camp McCoy Highway Campbell Robert D. Kruger Ferry St Violet Lounsbrough Sumner St Willard Pishaw Kane St Hilburn D. Rein Roger V. Erickson Farnum St Grand Crossing James W. Rhodes Burns Harold Erickson San Francisco Calif

Camp McCoy defendants face traffic related penalties

Sparta Wis Clarence H Mitchell forfeited a $100 bond on a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor Paul E Fellman was fined $15 and costs on a charge of driving in excess of 55 miles per hour during the nighttime

Sparta Wis Clarence H. Mitchell Camp McCoy Paul E. Fellman

Fire units respond to two heating and stove malfunctions

On March 30 at 9 49 a.m. one engine and one squad were sent to 32112 Caledonia Street for a flooded water heater reported by Floyd Payne. On March 21 at 8 25 a.m. one squad was dispatched to 440 North 23rd Street for a faulty gas stove with no fire, reported by F F Schroeder.

Caledonia St Floyd Payne N. 23Rd St F. F. Schroeder

Fine Two Motorists Face Drunk Driving Pleas

Two men pleaded guilty to drunken driving and were fined 100 dollars plus costs and had their state driving privileges revoked for one year by La Crosse County Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom. Edwin C. Olson of 1006 South 4th Street was arrested on Highway 35 at 8:05 p.m. Sunday. Milford C. Fish of Route 3 Westby was nabbed on Highway 16 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

la Crosse Roy V. Ahlstrom Edwin C. Olson S. 4Th St Milford C. Fish Westby

Ike's Topics Depend On Whether He Retires From Army

A possible Eisenhower presidential campaign would hinge on his status with the Army. If he remains active or resigns, topics range from classified World War II decisions to U S foreign policy and congressional authorization for European troop deployment.

Ike Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower United States Army Army Russia Congress Europe

State Canners Meet to Deliberate on Canning Industry

Madison hosts a two day conference convened by the Wisconsin Canners Association with top military officials including Eisenhower listed among attendees. The event weighs processing developments, worker safety, waste disposal, and labor supply as the Republican nominee decision looms.

Eisenhower Madison Wisconsin Communications and Canning

McCarthy dodges questions on financing of his staff

Senator McCarthy declined to name contributors or disclose details of money paid to investigators in his libel suit against the Syracuse Post Standard. He said he used several investigators and noted one, Donald Surine, investigated the paper’s campus influence, not Communist activities. The pre-trial exam examined his case against the Post Standard and its editors. next session was set for the following Saturday.

Syracuse N. Y Sen. McCarthy R—Wis Syracuse Post Standard McCarthy Survie Donald A. Surine Syracuse University Surine Post-Standard William Tolley University of Tracy Ferguson Ferguson China S. I. Newhouse of New York Robert L. Voorhees

Births at St Marys Hospital Sparta and nearby towns

Birth notices from St Marys Hospital Sparta and surrounding locales list new arrivals. Sons and daughters are reported for Barker Melrose. White Tomah. Van Kirk Sparta. Bicknell Sparta. Thomsen Wilton. Paddock Warrens. Berg R1. Kennedy Ferry St. Greene Box 678. Dureisky S Seventh St. Walker R1 West Salem. Olinger Caledonia. Grosskopf Lenard St. Richmond La Crosse St. La Fleur N Seventh St. Johnson Lansing. Manske Grandview. Geisse Minneapolis.

St. Mary’s Hospital Sparta Wis Vernon Barker Melrose Mildred Ackeley Clarence Brieske Norwalk Geraldeine von Haden Ovie Thomsen Wilton Gladys Kirch Richard White Tomah Dorothy Sties Ray van Kirk Beverly Rich Paul Bicknell Irene Leonhard Phillip Hansen Eleanor Skang James Paddock S. Seventh St Anna Marie Loveng Dana Rae Allen Ray Walkers West Salem Myrna Wedwick Harold P. Olinger Caledonia Mary D. Graf Patsy Jane August QO. Grosskopf Lenard St Evelyn Heike Jacquelyn Marie Edward Richmond la Crosse St Marcella Berg Robert la Fleur Seventh St Mavis Berg Lansing Robert Johnson Grandview Richard Steven Harold J. Manske S. Sixth St Jean Vitse Northwestern Minneapolis Timothy Francis John Francis Geisse Mary Ann Wakeen

La Crosse Soil Man To Give Talk

O. E. Hays superintendent of the La Crosse soil erosion experiment station will discuss trash farming before the Brookside School adult agricultural class on Tuesday April 1 at 8 p.m.

O. E. Hays la Crosse Brookside School

Death notices from Wisconsin towns listed in Tri State area

Multiple obituaries and notices cover Hi rram E. Dickson born 1886, Mrs. H. M. Phillips of Galesville dying at Arcadia hospital, Selmer Harlan of Folsom killed in a Columbus woodlot accident, Mrs. John Olson of Sparta dying after four weeks illness, Jessie Hannah Rutledge of Sparta passing in Milwaukee, Mary Oleson former Houston County superintendent dying in Minneapolis, and related service details and survivors.

Fredonia Fund Grows For Haut Family Tragedy Victims

In Fredonia Wisconsin more than 500 dollars were pledged to a fund aiding the Alexander Haut family survivors of a farm house explosion and fire. Kathryn Haut aged 5 and Donald aged 3 died in the blaze. Two of seven children perished while the remaining five, ages 7 to 12, escaped. The Red Cross provided clothing and neighbors opened the cash fund.

Fredonia Wis Alexander Haut Haut Thursy Kathryn Haut Donald Red Cross

Senate Moves to Cut Overseas Officer Living Allowances

The Senate debated a bill to fund a 3 percent base pay rise for all armed services and to increase housing and food allowances while trimming overseas living allowances for officers. Senator Douglas urged roll call votes on amendments to cut overseas allowances and reduce hazard and incentive pays, arguing the current benefits fuel resentment and waste. A House Senate conference will reconcile differences, with potential savings of 100 to 200 million annually.

Washington Senate Armed Services Sen Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee Douglas D-Ill Germany Japan Korea Uniformed Services House Senate House Conference Committee

Sky Stranger Resigns After General Mills Balloon Flight

Nicholas I Green a junior engineer at General Mills quit his job after a controversial balloon flight from Stratford Wisconsin. Company officials initially called the flight unauthorized then said it was arranged. Green sent his resignation from Chicago and offered no details about the flight or current location.

Minneapolis Nicholas i Green General Mills Wisconsin Chicago Green Stratford Wis Frank Jewett Aeronautical Research Jewett Navy

Aquinas Senior Runner-Up in State Contest Wins Prize

Sally Anne Wolff of Sheboygan a St Marys Springs Academy senior won the $100 first prize in the Payee Committee on Employment of Physically Handicapped contest for high school students. Mary Louise Liskovec of La Crosse Aquinas senior took second and Don Dahlke of Westfield Union High School and Edgar H Koch of Two Rivers Washington High tied for third. The national entry theme was Employ the Handicapped for National Security.

Madison A. L. Beier Sally Anne Wolff Sheboygan St. Mary’s Springs Academy Fond du Lac Mary Louise Liskovec la Crosse Aquinas Don Dahlke Westfield Union Free High School Edgar H. Koch Two Rivers Washington High

Tribune Masthead and pricing notices from La Crosse, Wisconsin

The La Crosse Tribune publisher and editorial staff are listed with departments and roles. Circulation, advertising, production, and delivery details follow along with home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse and surrounding areas. The notice notes AP affiliation and republication rights.

Ed Keefe Howard Colvin A. E. Teachout Luther Wilkins E. L. Burgess la Crosse Tribune 4Th and Cass Streets la Crosse Wis the Tribune Lee Associated Press Tribune

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