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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1950

Page

8

Three Pedestrians Hit By Autoist In City Street Crash

Three pedestrians were injured in a midnight hit and run on Jay near Third Street. Georgiana Hougstad 52 Melvin Treangan 49 and Imogene Beane 24 were hospitalized with various injuries. A second crash on Copeland Avenue injured Ariene Weller 20 and a third on Third near Division injured James Dockham 28. Several other weekend accidents caused minor damage and injuries.

Jay Third Street Georgiana Hougstad Charles Street Melvin Treangan Mississippi Street Imogene Beane Avon Street Ariene Weller North 10Th Street Copeland Avenue la Crosse River Miss Weller James E. McCann McCann George P. Wyensch James Dockham George Street Third Division Street Deckham John F. Hoffman Pine Street Cass Streets James Reinhard Oved Tue la Crosse Transit Co Donald J. Marcou Mormon Coulee Kings Street Paul Wangen South 19Th Street Wangen

Communist occupation of Mosinee staged by former Bolsheviks

A staged Soviet style coup in Mosinee involved 65 men including mill workers and farmers seizing control. The town’s bank, paper, and a church were taken, Red banners replaced the U.S. flag, rationing and curfew were proclaimed, and a parade led by armed guards and a mayor detainee enforced the new order.

Mosinee Bank Mosinee Red Star Europe Kornfeder Moscow Gitlow People’s Council of Commissars Kronewetter Young Communist League Emanuel Lutheran Mission American Legion Milwaukee

Beaver Dam firm seeks 1430 kHz daytime station permit

Ask Broadcast Station Washington, Beaver Dam Wisconsin Broadcasting Co Inc, applied to the commission for authority to operate a new standard radio station on 1430 kilocycles with one kilowatt power daytime only.

Washington Beaver Dam Wis

SWIFT & COMPANY Livestock Prices and Grain Quotes

Swift and Company in Winona sets buying hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday with livestock accepted post closing but weighed and priced next day. Markets show steady conditions for cattle and hogs with varied prices. Chicago cash grain quotes include wheat corn oats soybeans and rye with range of open, high, low, and close figures. South St. Paul livestock report notes slow but steady demand, specific price ranges for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, vealers, and hogs, plus detailed Chicago livestock and produce data.

South ST. Paul Minn USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago

Elevator Operator Halts Plunging Car at 4th Floor

In Hoboken New Jersey an elevator plunged five floors before operator Francisco Quinones, 37, leaped to the emergency button and stopped the car at the fourth floor of a General Foods Franklin Baker division building. Eleven aboard. two hospitalized and nine treated for shock and bruises.

Hoboken N. J Franklin Baker Division General Foods Corp Francisco M. Quinones New York City

Session of Court Hears Guilty Pleas and Parole Actions

Judge A W Kopp sat in Platteville circuit court Monday as four defendants pled guilty, parole was revoked for one, and another prisoner was placed on parole. The spring term opens May 8 with a substitute judge starting May 15. Mrs Evelyn Henthorne of La Crosse was sentenced to 1 to 3 years for larceny by bailee. Doris Mae Pickett received a suspended 360 to 365 day term and parole. John Schaefer healed from injuries after a snowball incident linked to Pickett. Zakem and Plata, pleading guilty to breaking and entering, had sentences suspended and were placed on parole. Zakem’s license was revoked for a year. Robert Campbell had parole revoked and must serve noon Monday. Minnette Sprain testified to his misdeeds. Alfred Pataska, previously sentenced for breaking and entering, was paroled to Assistant Chief Sanford for the remainder of his term.

A. W. Kopp Platteville Robert S. Cowie Circuit Court Cowie Evelyn Henthorne la Crosse Wisconsin Taycheedah Wis Heathorfne Mobridge S. D John B. Coleman Doris Mae Pickett Pickett Plaza Shangri-La Rose Street Zakem Robert Joanis Robert Smythe Plata Kopp Robert Campbell Minnette Sprain Campbell Alfred Pataska Aaron Sanford Coleman Pataska

Truman Starts 6400 Mile Stumping Tour With 8 Planned Speeches

President Truman plans a cross country 6400 mile tour beginning May 8 with one major speech per day in 16 states. He meets with Speaker Rayburn and majority leaders to discuss tax and social security bills while Republicans prepare counter moves led by Taft Gabrielson and Brewster to challenge the fair deal on the road.

Washington Truman White House Rayburn Tex Senate Lucas Ill House McCormack Mass Ways and Means Committee Mr. Truman West Taft Ohio Rep. Martin Massachusetts Wherry Nebraska Guy Gabrielson Brewster Maine GOP Lincoln Neb Casper Wyo Pendleton Ore Grand Coulee Dam Wash Butte Mont Fargo N. C Madison Wis Chicago Congress National Committee

Sault Locks Clear Craft At Rate Of 1 An Hour

Sault Ste. Marie mich. ships moved between Lakes Superior and Huron in a 48 hour period from 8 a m Saturday to 8 a m Monday. Forty vessels cleared the locks as shippers rushed to make up for a late season opening. All but three were bound for Lake Superior ore docks.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Mighty Sault Locks Lakes Superior Huron Lake Superior

Attorney asks reversal in Mrs Madsen murder case

Mrs Yvette Madsen, jailed 15 years for killing her air force husband, seeks reversal from a five judge U S court of appeals in Frankfurt via attorney Elmo Gower of Cumberland Maryland who calls her a dangerous screw ball and says she should be confined in a hospital.

Frankfurt Germany Yvette Madsen Air Force U. S. Court of Appeals Elmo Gower Cumberland Brooklyn

Trib for sale ad promises quick cash

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Sewell Avery Reelected to U S Steel Board in Stormy Meeting

In Hoboken New Jersey stockholders reelected Sewell L. Avery chairman of Montgomery Ward and Co and four other directors for three year terms on United States Steel Corp board despite some criticism. The meeting lasted nearly four hours with Avery receiving the smallest vote among nominees.

Hoboken, N. J United States Steel Corp Sewell L. Avery Montgomery Ward and Co Big Steel Avery

Peru Fishing Industry Reaches High Mark in Early 1949

Peru’s fishing industry posted record activity in the first half of 1949 with increases in catch volumes and export demand. Officials cited stronger markets, better fleet utilization, and improved processing capacity driving the surge.

Peru

Old Rocking Chair's Got This Iowa Family

In Muscatine Iowa the Holladays plan to sell their restless rocking chair after a weekend of public viewings with over a thousand curious visitors. The chair reportedly rocks without anyone in it and science teacher Morton Gailey notes vibrations from traffic and doors may cause the motion.

Muscatine Floyd Holladays Holladay Morton Gailey Muscatine High School

Boob Darling Trial Nears End In Wisconsin

Green Bay Wisconsin. The trial of Bernard Boob Darling in circuit court advances toward its close as District Attorney Robert Parins states six more witnesses remain before resting. Darling a former college and professional football star and Big Ten official is charged with negligent homicide in the Halloween night traffic death of Shirley Mae Trout a 15 year old Allouez student.

Green Bay Wis Bernard Boob) Darling Dist Atty Robert Parins Darling Big Ten Grid Hallowe Shirley Mae Trout Allouez

May Day Displays Stir Global Politics and Protests

Reports from the Cold War era describe May Day events worldwide. Stalin’s son Vassili led a Soviet aerial display in Moscow while U S anti Communist counter demonstrations took place in Wisconsin. Chiang Kai-shek urged sabotage against Red China. Israel and Copenhagen scenes highlighted clashes between Communists and opponents, with injuries reported in Tel Aviv and large rallies planned in Denmark.

Moscow Stalin Vassili Stalin The Socialist International Paris Europe United States Mosinee Wis American Legion Wisconsin Daily Worker Chiang Kai-shek Red Tel Aviv Israel Copenhagen Denmark Social Democrats

NYC Students Peacefully Go Back To Class

NYC returned to classrooms as thousands of pupils ended a week of demonstrations over teacher pay and after school activities. About 23,000 participated at peak. 100 patrols guarded city hall. seven Brooklyn mothers protested without an appointment. The budget raises teacher salaries by 250 dollars annually.

New York City Hall Brooklyn Brownsville William O’dwyer

Federation Publishes Its First Newsletter

The Community Chest and Welfare Federation of La Crosse released the first issue of La Crosse Briefs, a newsletter for health and welfare workers. It will appear several times a year with local state and national social work news and a calendar of agency events. Mail requests or news to Community Chest and Welfare Federation PO Box 808 La Crosse. Next edition deadline May 26.

Community Chest and Welfare Federation Post Office la Crosse

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