Wisconsin accident toll rises to eleven this holiday weekend
Accidents in Wisconsin since Memorial Day weekend have claimed eleven lives. Victims include John Knitter Jr. 17 of Chicago killed when his car crashed near Polonia, and Alois Laufer Jr. 21 of West Bend drowned during a lake tryout. Others died in crashes near New Lisbon Marshfield Neenah Racine and Reeseville with several more injured.
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John Knitter Jr
Chicago
Rosholt
Polonia
Portage County
Tomorrow River
Knitter
Fred Rudnick
Amherst Junction
Ted Tuskowski Jr
Rudnick
Tuskowski
Alois Laufer Jr
West Bend
Cedar Lake
Jerry Foss
Stephen Igo
Kenosha
Patricia Dorn
New Lisbon
Juneau County
Mauston
Marjorie Grouleff
Wisconsin Rapids
Soo Line
Marshfield
Clarence Grode
Nekoosa
Vera Cramer
Neenah
Miss Cramer
George Gregory
Harold Jensen
Racine
Turtle Lake
Whitewater
Heman Mathews
Black River Falls
North Western
Richard Tutton
Palmyra
Fort Atkinson
Whitewater State College
Donald Rennhack
Reeseville
Dodge County
Hustisford
Rennhack
Head on Collision In La Crosse Area Injures Couple
A two car crash on U S Highway 61 south of Winona injured a Minnesota couple. Eileen Kaufman of La Crosse escaped with a cut lip while Gervase Weis of Bird Island and his parents were hospitalized with chest leg and shoulder injuries. The Kaufman car towed to La Crosse while deputies investigated. In Sparta the Memorial Day weekend passed with six minor accidents but no hospitalizations.
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LA Moille
Minn
Winona
U.S Highway 61
Minnesota
Eileen Kaufman
Rose St
la Crosse
Gervase Weis
Bird Island
Lewis Weis
Weis
Miss Kaufman
George L. Fort
Fort
Clarence McElnury
Kaufman
Sparta
Wis
Tomah
Monroe County
Dewey Reinstra
U.S
Monkeys Die in Free-for-All Fight at Milwaukee Zoo
Two young monkeys killed in a chaotic brawl on Monkey Island at Washington Park Zoo. Spectators watched from a moat as zoo workers intervened. a male was killed and another drowned while others struggled to separate the fighting group.
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Monkey Island
Washington Park Zoo
Milwaukee man dies after tavern brawl gunshot
St Clair Carter aged 23 of Milwaukee died Sunday from a bullet wound suffered in a Saturday night tavern brawl. A 29-year-old man was being held by police.
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Milwaukee
St. Clair Carter
Memorial Day parade honors veterans and student bands
The lengthy procession included Logan High School and Elks Drum and Bugle Corps among many veterans groups and school bands. Central High School provided speakers and bugle music at Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev. Feroe gave the opening prayer and addressed duties of memory and freedom.
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Elks
West Avenue
King Street
Central High School
Emanual Lutheran School
First Lutheran School
Elks Sunbeam
Longfellow
Washington
Lincoln Junior High
Bishop McGavick
Aquinas
American Legion
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Boy Scout
St. John's
St. James
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph
St. Wenceslaus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Arthur M. Feroe
St. Paul's
Logan
Jerry Saterbak
Central High
Lincoln
Mr. Ferce
Memorial Day Observances Honor Veterans Across Local Cemeteries
A solemn memorial program honors war dead with Mass at Catholic Cemetery, remarks by Rev. Louis Paquette, and tributes at Woodlawn Riverside Park Campbell and others. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Boy Scouts participate with firing squads and taps. The address recalls sacrifice, unity among Americans, and the hope for a just peace.
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McGarrick Post
Charles Blecha
St. Joseph's Home For
Andrew Karoblis
Blessed Sacrament Church
Aquinas High School
M. Vivian
Louis Paquette
St. Joseph's Cathedral
America
Woodlawn Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Riverside Park
Mississippi River
Campbell Cemetery
Boy ‘Scouts
VFW
Winona Livestock Market Report Prices and Hours
Swift and Co reports buying prices from 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and 8 am to 12 noon Saturday. Hog, cattle, calf and lamb price ranges detailed for various weights and grades with notes on post closing care. Chicago wholesale hog and cattle quotes follow with market tone and rates for different grades and weights.
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Swift & Co
Explosion damages cabin on motel trip after Minneapolis visit
A blast in a motel cabin damaged the unit while two couples traveling together were returning to Chicago from Minneapolis. Scullin said the explosion caused drapery flames but motel residents extinguished the fire quickly.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Scullin
Bang From Barrel Ends Man's Hospital Stay
Hillsboro New Hampshire resident P Lothrop Herrick aged 63 returned from a brief hospital stay with a sore eye. Friends say he went to his cellar to a cider barrel and was about to loosen the bang when it popped out and struck him.
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N.H
Lothrop Herrick
Herrick
Farm and grain market totals and polio death rate note
St. Paul cattle and hog market reports show steady to higher trends with calves and stockers scarce, hogs moderately active, and various price ranges for cattle, hogs, and feeders. Chicago grains and potatoes list mixed prices, with wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and butter, eggs, and poultry quoted. A note states polio deaths in 1954 were similar to 1963, despite a rise in 1954 polio cases.
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USDA
South ST. Paul, Minn
Reunion at centennial recalls teachers Mary McAdams and Arnold Nelson
Alumni reunited at the centennial events as Mary McAdams and Arnold Nelson mingle with former students. Nelson, aging rapidly after a tragedy, remains distracted yet eager to reconnect, sharing the playful memories and forward gaze of old friends.
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Arnold Nelson
Nelson
Soldier Held After Attempted Assault At Camp McCoy
A Camp McCoy soldier Jasper L. Johnson of Stan ton Va pleaded innocent to attempted rape and destruction of property and was ordered held for a 2 p.m. Friday preliminary hearing. Police said Johnson attacked a woman in a car near the Singing Inn Bar in Tomah. he was caught after a chase and placed in County Jail on a $1,000 bond.
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Thomas Baldwin
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S. 3Rd St
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Johnson
Thestreet
Jup
Kelly Furniture Co
Main St
Furniture Company
Richard Baker
Gerald Johnston
St. Mary's School
Tomah
Robert Gillette
Gillette
Oberlin College
Ohio
South
Jacksonville
Robert Jackson
Pioneer Village
Goodyear Lumber Mills
Tom McCaul
GAR
Wisconsin
Indian School
Veterans Hospital
L. W. Kenny
Armory
Bill
Monigan
Iron Mountain
Madison Square Garden
Treadymill
Leon Vandervort
Minnesota
Iowa
Tomah Paia
Oak Grove Cemetery
P. D. Ginder
Herbert Krueger
Orville E. Wildes
L. G. C. Pedersen
Ford union fight over contract vote and stock plan
Ford and UAW explore a vote binding negotiation on a flexible plan. The offer includes employees buying Ford stock at half price and interest-free loans for laid-off workers. Reuther urged workers to judge the package themselves, comparing it with General Motors negotiations and a potential wage compromise.
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Reuther
UAW
General Motors Corp
Four American Airmen Released from Chinese Detention
Four U S airmen freed after five months in Red China arrived at an airport near Hong Kong wearing street clothes from a greeting party led by Lt Col Simpson U S air attache. Officials said they were held mostly in Mukden Manchuria and were eager for home with plans for meals and hot water.
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Manchuria
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Lowu
Fan Ling
Heller
Simpson
Red China
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U.S. State Department
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United States
U.N. Assembly
U.N
Rrr
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
Sweden
India
Hammarskjold
V. K. Krishna Menon
Chou En-lai
U.S
Dulles
Nehru
Chou
Washington
Menon
State Department
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Far East
Red Chinese
North Korea
Korea
Court remands five school cases for local good faith review
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, states that full implementation of 1954 constitutional principles may require solving varied local school problems. School authorities bear primary responsibility for elucidating and addressing these issues, with courts assessing good faith actions. The cases are remanded to original trial courts for judicial appraisal.
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Warren
Accountant Wilbur S. Grant dies at 56 in Madison
Wilbur S. Grant a former president of Shorewood Hills and a noted accountant died at his home Monday. A native of Appleton he led the Wisconsin Society of Certified Public Accountants and the Madison Kiwanis Club and served Shorewood as trustee treasurer and assessor.
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Wilbur S. Grant
Shorewood Hills
Appleton
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Grant
Shorewood
Reward Offered For Missing Indiana National Guard Pilot
Local CAP officials said a reward has been offered for the missing Indiana National Guard pilot whose jet disappeared more than a week ago on a flight from Ft Wayne to Duluth Minn. The pilot's father in law William Henderson offered 500 dollars for the body and 1000 dollars if the airman is found alive.
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Indiana National Guard
Ft. Wayne
Duluth
Minn
William Hendrickson
Trade It For Cash Quick Classified Ad
Trade idle household items for cash through our classifieds. Call or text for fast offers. Dial 2-8040 for details.
Connecticut Extends Daylight Saving Time to October End
Hartford reports a new law extends daylight saving time to the last Sunday in October and allows the governor to extend it by proclamation if he deems it necessary.
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Conn
Connecticut
Amos Nehring Dies Trempealeau County Farm Leader
Amos E. Nehring 75 prominent Trempealeau County farm leader died after surgery in Rochester. Funeral Thursday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church with burial at Lincoln Cemetery. Survived by wife Laura. three daughters Etta Satchell Alva Hatze Dorothy. seven sons Lloyd Marshall Kenneth Robert Vernon. sixteen grandchildren. siblings in Iowa.
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Wis
Amos E. Nehring
Trempealeau County
Rochester
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
O. G. Birkeland
Lincoln Cemetery
Johnson
Nehring
Farm Security Administration
Guernsey Breeders’ Associations
Trempealeau Valley
Carpenter School
Community Hospital
Germany
United States
Iowa
Hubbard
Cottage
Laura Whalley
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ray
N.D
Preston
Vernon
Robert
Lynn
Etta) Satchell
Iowa Falls
John
Alva) Hatze
Milwauc ‘Kee
Dorothy
Trempon
Mich
Lloyd
Taylor
Marshall
Centerville
Kenneth
Fredericksburg
Robert J
Paul ‘Siewert
Charles
Owasa
Jane Ernest
Eldora
Weather Summary for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather report from the U S department of commerce notes for Wisconsin partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms in the northwest and along the Mississippi tonight into Wednesday. not quite as cool tonight and warmer Wednesday. Minnesota partly cloudy with showers late tonight and Wednesday and a windy mild spell. Iowa reports considerable cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Wednesday and windy conditions, little temperature change expected Wednesday.
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Mississippi River
Minnesota
Iowa
River Forecast Highlights Rising Levels Across Region
Sunrise at 4 25 a m and sunset at 7 41 p m guide a river forecast from Hastings to Guttenberg. Black River near flood stage at Galesville has begun to recede while lower Chippewa rises are checked. Increased flow will raise levels from La Crosse to Prairie du Chien by June 4 by about one foot, with Alma to Genoa rising 5 to 8 inches by Wednesday noon.
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Guttenberg
Black River
Galesville
Chippewa
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Alma
Genoa
Winona
T.W
Dakota
Ila Crosse
Lansing
Durand
Tremple
Dodge
Black
Neillsville
Houston
Root
Hokah
The Place of Security in Christian Science Teaching
A brief sermonette asserts true security lies in unwavering spiritual understanding and in knowing the truth Jesus promised would free people. It cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy as the guide that unlocks Bible truths and proves healing today. It notes Reading Rooms offer the book and a coupon for use.
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Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
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