Seven hurt when cars crash at highway entrance
Seven persons from Chicago Minneapolis and La Crosse area were taken to La Crosse hospitals after a 7 10 Tuesday collision at a driveway entrance on highway 16 near county trunk. None of the injuries was reported serious. One driver was uninjured. John W Hemak 35 Minneapolis said he slowed to pass a car leaving the Bernard Pralle farm drive. Clarence Muth 53 La Crosse said he signaled and was struck while entering property across the highway. Muth suffered an ankle injury and his 1936 car was damaged.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
la Crosse
John W. Hemak
Carl Smith
Bernard Pralle
Hemak
Clarence Muth
Muth
Smith
Wreck Injures Five In Wisconsin Highway Crash
A collision shortly after it happened left Hemak and family members injured. Hemak's sister-in-law Helen 35 of Chicago and her daughter Helen 4 were hospitalized with injuries. Hemak's wife Julia 32 and children Carol John Jr and Jim all bruised. A passing motorist sent them to a hospital before Smith returned to move Muth to a third facility. The Hemak car suffered extensive right side damage per the highway report.
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Hemak
Helen
Chicago
Julia
Carol
John, Jr
Jim
Ev. L. J. Betrand
Wanda
Wis
Smith
Muth
Tax Return Disclosure Debate Faces Union Opposition
The debate centers on income tax return inspections with advocates claiming it prevents cheating while protecting honest filers. Gettleman argues returns are confidential between state and individual. Labor unions oppose, while Lawrence Teich of the Wisconsin Federation of Labor contends business uses the inspection law more than labor.
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Gettleman
Lawrence Teich
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
La Crosse Child Guidance Clinic Forms New Corporation
The La Crosse Child Guidance Clinic Inc plans meetings at the Vocational school after county approval of a $5 000 grant. Directors include John B Coleman Monte Pelton and Rev Andrews. Charter members signatory list includes Msgr Schuh and Mrs Murphy with officers named. The group aims to aid social agencies and educate the community on child emotional health.
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Bureau of Maternal and Child Health
Madison
Wis
la Crosse Child Guidance Clinic, Inc
F Cial
la Crosse County Board of Supervisors
Frank Greene
John B. Coleman
Monte Pelton
George Thompson
Minnette
A. M. Murphy
Rank Greene
Rev. Andrews
Josephine Hintgen
Hartwig Overson
Murphy
Overson
Greene
Gjelistad
Miss Hintgen
Arvel Johns
G. I. Uhrich
W. J. Jones
Alfred Hecht
Frances J. Wilson
Minnette Sprain
Hazel Leicht
Charlotte Kohn
A. N. Schuh
Otto R. Briggs
J. C. Morgan
A. Tadewald
Franzini
C. Midelfort
Josephine Bangsberg
Educational nonprofit formed for benevolent purposes in La Crosse
The article names Mrs. Geraldine Patterson Frank Greene E L Neumann Dr J Rolfe Dr Garland Weidner John B Coleman and Margaret Easton as organizers. It states the corporation will have no capital stock or private profits and no earnings to individuals, assets revert to La Crosse County on dissolution, and annual meetings occur in October.
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Geraldine Patterson
Frank Greene
E. L. Neumann
J. Rolfe
Garland Weidner
John B. Coleman
Margaret Easton
County of la Crosse
Church Women Hear Unity Call Division Is a Sin
Bishop Harwood Sturtevant of Fond du Lac Wisconsin told the Western Michigan Episcopal Church Women meeting that last year's Amsterdam World Council of Churches gathering marked the first move toward Christian unity since the Reformation and clearly recognized church division as a sin.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Amsterdam
World Council of Churches
Wisconsin
Harwood Sturtevant
Fond du Lac
Wis
Netherlands Council
Michigan
Episcopal Church
Local Court Actions and Police Reports from Sparta and La Crosse
Sparta and La Crosse records show court pleas and sentencing for assault and vagrancy. Defendants include Rex Oakes and Hilda Culver, with fines or jail terms. Public notices cover real estate transfers and marriages in La Crosse.
Senate Group Approves Bill to Pension Judges in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senate judiciary committee backs a bill to retire and pension supreme court justices and circuit judges after ten years of service at age seventy one with half salary and five percent employee contribution. Supporters say plans attract talent and reduce backlogs. assembly action pending.
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Madison
Wis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Assembly
Assembly Committee
Senator Gettelman
Milwaukee
E. H. Hallows
Milwaukee Bar Association
E. L Wingert
Phil Haberman
Wisconsin Bar Association
K. T. Savage
Kenosha County Bar Group
Robert Jordan
State Cio
Gettelman
Hallows
Habermann
Assembly Advances Bills On Reapportionment and State Papers
The assembly debated pay for lawmakers tied to reapportionment actions. It passed a bill creating a state mental health advisory council and authority. A senate bill to designate the Waukesha Freeman as the official state newspaper moved forward on a 46 29 vote.
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Senate
The
Waukesha Freeman
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