Select Jurors To Hear Action In Court Here
A jury of six men and six women was named Tuesday morning to hear testimony in a Circuit Court civil suit filed by Richard Reinke. He accuses John Oestreicher at V Tausche Hardware Co. of throwing packed hardware from a second floor chute, causing a fall that broke his leg in three places on September 28, 1955. The jury viewed the scene at Tausche’s afterward. Jurors include William Arentz Frank Bahr Clara Wiebke Clarence Johnson Lillian Lee Alfred Ruud Frank W Allen Catherine Banasik Helen Carr Ann Lasser Oscar F Winter and Helen Mutch, all of La Crosse.
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Lincoln Neprud
Richard Reinke
V. Tausche Hardware Co
North la Crosse Hardware Co
Tausche
John Oestreicher
Reinke
Oestreicher
Carl F. Schnick
Tausche’s
William Arentz
Washington
Frank Bahr
Clara Wiebke
Shelby
Clarence Johnson
Bangor
Lillian Lee
Holland
Alfred Ruud
Holmen
Frank W. Allen
Catherine Banasik
Helen Carr
Ann Lasser
Oscar F. Winter
Helen Mutch
la Crosse
Franklin Cub Scout Pack Holds Meet
The final winter season meeting of the Franklin School Cub Pack was led by cubmaster Russell Kroner on May 22. Den skits featured a clown, mountain band, and hula girls with extras like a sword swallower. awards were given to Webelos and Bear and Wolf badges, denner stripes, and service pins. The pack plans a Memorial Day parade march at 8 30 a m and a June camp trip to Camp McCoy.
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Franklin School
Russell Kroner
Den 5
Den
Webelos
Billy Marvalas
Doug Schroeder
Wolf
Terry Dykemen
Chris Weiss
Steve Turner
Mike Turner
Billy Wuest
Denner
Dennis Grimsled
S. Snider
Billy Quadzinski
David Witcraft
Walter Hayes
Dennis Christopherson
Cubs
Market Square
Cameron Park
Marshall
Kenneth Blanchard
Den 3
Camp McCoy
Pack
Weather Outlook Across Cities Returns Varied Overnight Readings
Overnight low temperatures ranged from the low to mid forties in some cities while others logged higher readings. Western and southern hubs showed cooler air with nights approaching the forties, while coastal centers and southern ports recorded milder lows.
De Gaulle Moves to Power as Algerian Junta Expands
In Paris and Algiers the crisis deepens as General Charles de Gaulle appears to lead a planned political takeover while the Salan junta enlarges control in Corsica and naval forces shift to Algerian ports. Tunisia seeks U.N. action after clashes with French troops.
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Raoul) Salan
Philippe) Auboyneau
Edmond Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Coty
Paris
Pflimlin
France
Marcel Diebolt
Algiers
Adm
Auboyneau
Corsica
Mediterranean
Jean Thomazo
Salan
Tunisia
U.N. Security Council
Habib Bourguiba
U.N
Mongi Slim
Winona Livestock Market Quotations and Chicago Updates
Market report from Winona via Swift and Company with bid times at 8:45 and 11:15 am. Hogs and cattle show steady to higher tendencies across weight classes with detailed price ranges. calves and lambs also noted. Chicago reports hog and cattle prices, poultry and dairy quotes, and grain prices, reflecting USDA data and market conditions.
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Winona
Swift & Company
KWNO
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Chicago Poultry
Chicago (P
Plymouth Rocks
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
300 Million Released For Housing Program
Washington AP The administration released 300 million dollars to fund the anti recession housing program. The Budget Bureau directed FNMA to buy government backed home loans at par up to 13500 per loan on homes not yet under construction. Congress authorized up to one billion for FNMA purchases to revive building.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Federal National Mortgage Assn
FNMA
Congress
Wiley Celebrates 74th Birthday in Senate Office
Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin marked his 74th birthday with an impromptu party in his Washington office where staff served cake and ice cream. He serves in the Senate as a Republican.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
R - Wis
Weather record forecasts protecting perishables near La Crosse
The forecast urges guarding shipments within 150 miles of La Crosse for minimum temperatures up to 6 p m Wednesday in all directions. La Crosse expects fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler changes, lows around 45 and highs near 75. Wisconsin and Minnesota foresees fair, cooler nights, scattered frost, and variable afternoon temperatures. Iowa notes partly cloudy skies with a few thunder showers southeast and generally cooler conditions in the northwest.
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la Crosse
Minnesota
Iowa
Adams Receives FCC Case Data Through White House Aide
Washington AP reports House investigators learned a memo from FCC chairman Rosel Hyde to White House aide Sherman Adams dated October 27 1953 outlining TV station contest status in St Louis and Flint Michigan. The panel found no FCC file showing Adams requested the information.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
White House
Sherman Adams
St. Louis
Flint
Mich
Stephen J. Angland
Special House
FCC
Adams
Eisenhower
Angland
Rosel Hyde
Institute To Be Held At Our Savior’s Church
The National Choral Union will host a five day Music Leadership Institute at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church La Crosse from June 8 to 13. It offers practical instruction for church music leaders, with sessions for directors organists singers pastors and educators. Contact H C Amundson La Crosse or Philip Thomte Whitehall Wis for details.
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Our Savior's Lutheran Church
6Th and Division Sts
la Crosse
National Choral Union Organization
H. C. Amundson
N. 26Th
Philip Thomte
Whitehall
Wis
University housing plan eyed for aging education campus
Dean of Men R J Gunning in La Crosse proposes a $400000 50 unit building with 10 one bedroom and 40 two bedroom apartments to be funded by Housing and Home Finance Agency loans. Rentals of $65 to $75 would amortize costs and aid year round use for students and graduates. George Watson supports married student housing to attract teachers.
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R. J. Gunning
la Crosse
Housing and Home Finance Agency
George Watson
Murphy
Halt Highway Work During Holiday
The Wisconsin State Highway Commission announced a halt on major highway construction during the Memorial Day and Fourth of July to reduce crashes. Through traffic projects will stop at noon Thursday and resume at noon June 2, affecting operations during holiday periods.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Lincoln's Catafalque Awaits Unknown Hero
Lincoln's catafalque at the Capitol prepares for two unknown American servicemen from World War II and Korea. The bodies will lie in state from 10 a.m. tomorrow to 1 p.m. Friday as Congress members process to the rotunda to honor them, with the public admitted via the east steps. The rotunda last hosted funeral honors in 1953 for Senator Taft.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Capitol
Houses of Congress
Lincoln
Congress
Army
Rotunda
Lincoln Catafalque
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
John L. Pershing
U. S
Drive To Broaden Jobless Aid Begins In Senate
A bipartisan Senate group pushes amendments to broaden the unemployment benefits bill, while supporters say the House-passed measure has enough votes to pass as is. The plan would let states obtain federal loans to extend benefits by up to 13 weeks, funded by increased employer payroll taxes starting 1963, with an estimated cost of 600 million dollars if all states participate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Kennedy
William F. Knowland
California
Senate Finance Committee
Knowland
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Byrd
Unknown World War II Unknowns burial ceremonies timeline
Coverage details memorial rites for the unknowns of World War II and Korea from arrival at sea to interment at Arlington. It notes ceremonies in Washington and Arlington with officials including President Eisenhower, and public viewing and wreath laying across May 28 to May 30.
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Washington
Korea
Capitol Rotunda
Arlington
Capitol
Arlington National Cemetery
Constitution Avenue
1St Street N. W
Arlington Amphitheater
Eisenhower
Amphitheater Plaza
Tax cut prospects dim as Eisenhower opposes current reductions
Senate minority leader William F Knowland reports to newsmen that President Eisenhower opposes a general tax cut now and backs a one year extension of corporation and excise taxes. House leaders and Speaker influence the timing though Byrd welcomes the administration stance despite inflation concerns.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
California
GOP
Eisenhower
Knowland
House
Treasury
Anderson
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Services Held At Logan High School
The Logan High School baccalaureate service featured Rev H S Babington speaking on wisdom and knowledge. Music included Hymnus Pomp and Circumstance and a cappella choir songs Sunbeam Out of Heaven and Brother James Air. The ceremony closed with benediction and Pomp and Chivalry.
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Logan High School
H. S. Babington
Logan High
Mr. Babington
James Air
Mother of Burn Victim Pleads Guilty on Morals Charge
Ruby Wheeler 34 pleaded guilty in Justice Court to lewd and lascivious behavior after a fatal house fire in Coleman. Coroner said she left children home alone and traveled with a friend to Crivitz, where she met a male companion. two oldest children survived. The District Attorney filed a warrant against Warren Reimer related to the fire.
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Marinette
Ruby Wheeler
Justice Court
Wheeler
Charles Victor
Circuit Court
Harry White
Warren Reimer
Pound
Arette
Laney
Chicago
Mme Chiang Kai-shek visits U.S. for medical checkup
Mme Chiang Kai-shek arrived in New York on a visit described as a medical checkup in the United States. She is the wife of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and was to receive an honorary degree from the University of Michigan next month.
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New York
Chiang Kai-shek
China
University of Michigan
Light Rain Helps Parched Lands In Area
Light rainfall totaling .14 inch at La Crosse and .21 inch at Dodge on the Trempealeau River eased dry conditions in the La Crosse area. Additional showers were reported in Durand Duluth Wabasha Red Wing Rochester and Spencer with speeds up to 50 mph at Rochester. A high pressure system in Canada moved southeast bringing fair weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler temps around 45. Rain was forecast for southeast Iowa later Tuesday.
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la Crosse
Dodge
Trempealeau River
International Falls
Minn
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Canada
Durand
Duluth
Wabasha
Red Wing
Rochester
Spencer
Cardinal Stritch Led Large Chicago Archdiocese
The late Cardinal Stritch presided over an archdiocese of about 500000 Catholics and, since 1940, served as archbishop of Chicago with a flock exceeding 1.5 million. He was well known to La Crosse clergy and laity and took part in Holy Cross Seminary dedication ceremonies here a few years earlier.
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Chicago
la Crosse
Cardinal Stritch
Holy Cross Seminary
Russian Dance Troupe Visits Disneyland
The Moiseyev dance troupe from Russia toured Disneyland Los Angeles and rode every ride twice. Reporters noted the dancers did not smile while visiting and interpreters said the group is deeply complex culturally yet enjoys the experience, buying ice cream and souvenirs.
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Los Angeles
Moiseyev
Russia
Disneyland
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Omega Distributing Co
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By Joe Hall
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U. N. Israeli-Jordan Armistice Commission
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