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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1957

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Disarm Zone In Germany Ruled Out By Adenauer

Washington reports that Chancellor Adenauer opposes including German territory in a European disarmament inspection zone. He said a first-step deal between the United States and Russia would not serve a purpose if applied to Germany. Adenauer ends a three day U S visit and plans to return to Germany. The joint communique urged Moscow to back a limited plan to build trust, with German reunification a prerequisite for any wider pact. Adenauer noted Germany should avoid manpower and weapon reductions in Europe in any first step.

Washington Russia Europe Konrad Adenauer Northern Pacific London United States Adenauer Germany Eisenhower Britain France

Bakers Union Funds Misuse To Be Probed

Senate rackets probes set public hearings on Bakers Union fund handling. Irman McClellan says Beck family members and top auditors will be questioned. Beck has invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly as Curtis B. Sims accuses James G. Cross and George Stuart of misusing funds.

Washington Bakers Senate Irman McClellan D - Ark Senate Committee Teamsters Dave Beck Dave Beck Jr Teamster Titan Beck Joseph McEvoy Fred Verschueren Sr Teamsters Union McClellan Curtis B. Sims Sims James G. Cross George Stuart Mais

Green Bay Finds Natural Fluoridation At Wells

Green Bay officials learned during a Health and Welfare Committee hearing that local wells contain natural fluoride at 2.5 parts per million, while a planned project would fluoridate the lake water at 1.5 parts per million. A referendum may be considered as the city prepares to draw Michigan water via a near completion pipeline in June.

Green Bay Lake Michigan Otto Rachels

GOP Renews Drive to Restore Arms Funds in House

Defeated in their first test the House GOP leaders renewed their bid to restore defense funds. They seek about 323 million dollars of the 2% billion cuts ordered by the House Appropriations Committee. A Tuesday vote showed limited support with 145 Yes to 113 No.

GOP Washington House House Appropriations Committee Rayburn Dtex Defense Department Eisenhower X&rw

Memorial Day Rain Forecast Mild Temps and Showers

The area faces a Memorial Day with a rain chance and thundershowers starting Wednesday afternoon and continuing into the night. Temperatures near 80 degrees are expected, with a cooler trend later in the week and scattered showers totaling around 0.2 inch, mainly in the southeast. East Iowa and western Wisconsin saw morning showers, with .17 inch overnight in La Crosse. Cresco reports 1.12 inches.

United States Weather Bureau Carl G. Peterson Wisconsin-Michigan la Crosse Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Cresco

Memorial Day No La Crosse Tribune Editions

The La Crosse Tribune will not publish on Memorial Day Thursday. No editions will be issued as a holiday observance.

la Crosse Tribune

Human Misery Follows In Wake Of Road Deaths

Alabama reader Taylor Britnell recalls a fatal highway crash that killed his son and daughter in law on November 17 1956 near Hackleburg. The tragedy left a 13 year old and a 10 year old to be cared for by grandparents on a fragile pension. The piece cites national Memorial Day traffic tolls and quotes public safety officials urging awareness to reduce highway deaths.

Montgomery Ala Taylor Britnell National Safety Council Alabama Bill Lyerly Offie L. Britnell Connie Britnells Hackleburg Britnell

Taps Echoes Over Iwo Jima Memorial Group Fight

A Marine bugler plays Taps atop the pedestal statue honoring the flag raising at Iwo Jima. The memorial script frames all servicemen and women by listing wars around the pedestal, noting uncommon valor as a common virtue.

America Washington Mt. Suribachi Iwo Jima

U S To Honor Memory Of War Dead

The nation observes Memorial Day with parades, wreaths, and services at Arlington and other national sites. Americans recall all wars from the Revolution to Korea as crowds travel and reflect during a four day weekend.

Grand Army of the Republic Korea Arlington National Cemetery Air Force Donald Quarles Antietam National Battlefield Site Maryland Battleground National Cemetery Washington, D. C Gettysburg National Cemetery Franklin D. Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Independence National Historical Park Pennsylvania Ridge N.H Congress America

City Pays Homage Parade Planned at Oak Grove and Catholic Cemeteries

La Crosse marks war dead with a 9 a.m. parade Thursday forming at Market Square and Cameron Park led by bands and drum corps. Ahlstrom tribute noted with a Solemn Requiem High Mass at Catholic Cemetery and a Gettysburg Address at Oak Grove. The day includes flag ceremonies, a prayer, and a tribute to Judge Ahlstrom with gravemarking updates under Ernest O. Hanson.

la Crosse Oak Grove Ceme Market Square Cameron Park Central High School H. S. Babing McGavie Post Ahlstrom Aquinas High School M. Vivian

Mystery Car and Man Sought In Local Slaying

City investigators search for a mystery man and a mystery car seen at Reardon’s filling station within 15 minutes of Edward D. Buchner’s shooting. Three witnesses testified at a Wednesday inquest before Coroner Dr. Michael J. Watunga, giving evolving accounts of the events surrounding the death.

Reardon Edward D. Buchner Buchner Nis Michael J. Watunga

Reward Tops $1 000 In Buchner Murder Case

Unclaimed reward money for information leading to the arrest and conviction of 20 year old Edward D Buchner has surpassed $1 000. WKTY radio reports the fund reached 1035 with pledges to aid the investigation. Witnesses described a torpedo rear car in green or brown hues and a young man with a crew cut near the scene before 1:05 a m.

Edward D. Buchner WKTY

Humphrey resigns as Treasury Secretary. Anderson named successor

George M. Humphrey resigns as Secretary of the Treasury and President Eisenhower nominates Robert B. Anderson, former Navy secretary and deputy defense secretary, to succeed him. The exact departure date remains undecided, with the White House noting the timing depends on congressional session issues and ongoing work.

Washington George M. Humphrey the Treasury Robert B. Anderson Defense Humphrey White House Secretary of the Treasury Eisenhower Tration Congress

Solons Confident Taxes Will Not Be Increased

Madison Republicans say they can hold income and individual taxes at current levels for the next two years. Revised forecasts suggest the state can balance the budget without new income taxes, using lapses and a possible one cent cigarette tax increase to cover an eight million gap.

Solons Madison Wisconsin Thomson E. C. Giessel Joint Finance Committee

Sailor Orchestrates Mutiny Aboard Navy Ship Killing Officer

Navy investigators probe a six hour armed mutiny aboard the Uvalde at Treasure Island. Seaman Jimmie Henderson 21 confessed killing Ensign Arthur Morris and wounding two others after being convicted of stealing a watch. Henderson seized a guard’s pistol and shot Morris then fled to the bridge with Radarman Robert Lakey. The officer killed was Morris and Ensign Harrison was wounded. Henderson was court martialed and demoted.

San Francisco Uvalde Jimmie L. Henderson Marine City Calif Oak Knoll Naval Hospital Oakland Joseph H. Veerbeek Treasure Island San Francisco Bay Ens Arthur L. Morris Stow Ohio Morris Henderson Robert W. Lakey Springfield Ore

Toepel Becomes Judge on Friday

Eugene Toepel, who resigned last week as assembly man from the 2nd La Crosse County District, will take his oath as county judge to succeed the late Judge R. V. Ahlstrom. Oath at 9 30 a.m. Friday at the courthouse. Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud will officiate.

Eugene Toepel la Crosse County R. V. Ahlstrom Lincoln Neprud

Also Mentioned on This Page

By John M. Hightower Bakers Union Terre Eee Hal Boyle Steener Eeeererreere William F. Arbogast Martin Massachusetts Ker Treasury Sec Anderson Tassip U.S The Associated Press Teries Cor OR King 4Th Street West Avenue Forest Avenue Oak Grove Cemetery Cass 22Nd Market Catholic Cemetery Ernest O. Hanson Ronald Dickson Copeland Ave Carrol Dunham Charles Berger Island St Berger Dickson Dist. Atty George Thompson Inquest Navy Leonard Milliman Ard D. Harrison Grand Rapids, Mich Mr. Morris Jimmy Henderson Toepel
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