Nixon backs curb on ocean waste dumping
President Nixon endorsed environmental council recommendations to curb ocean dumping with a ban on harmful materials and phased reductions. He sent the council report to Congress and promised specific legislation to require EPA permits for dumping in oceans, estuaries, and the Great Lakes. The plan imposes penalties and Coast Guard enforcement, noting 48 million tons dumped in 1968 across about 250 sites, mostly off the Atlantic coast.
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Stan Benjamin Washington
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
Congress
Man
Environmental Protection Agency
Oceans
Great Lakes
Coast Guard
Environmental Quality Council
Council
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Policeman Shot In Buffalo Dies In Hospital
In Buffalo, Patrolman Joseph ONeil died after surgery from a gunshot wound sustained during a hospital transport incident. Patrolman Edward Young, 62, was wounded, while a prisoner, Elijah Wilkins, 33, was killed and Officer Thomas Keane, 41, unharmed as the suspect seized a gun and opened fire near Meyer Memorial Hospital.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Joseph O'Neil
O’neil
Edward Young
Elijah Wilkins
Wilkins
Leo Donovan
Precinct 3
Donovan
Erie County
O'Neil
Young
Thomas Keane
Keane
Crash Victim Found In Forest Near Cook Minnesota
A 19 year old from Cook, Joe Marsyla, was killed in a single vehicle crash on Minnesota 1 about 11 miles west of Cook in St Louis County. His body was found Tuesday after the Sunday crash, the car left the road and stopped in a heavily wooded area about 150 feet from the highway. Wisconsin will count Donald Burke as a Wisconsin traffic fatality after a car left a bridge into St Louis Bay. the accident began on the Wisconsin side of the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Joe Marsyla
Cook
St. Louis County
Marsyla
Wisconsin
Donald Burke
Superior
Wis
St. Louis Bay
Portion of Foundry Destroyed By Fire
In Superior AP report fire destroyed the older section of the Acme Foundry and its patterns and forms. Losses were expected to reach several hundred thousand dollars as molten steel spattered onto wood. No injuries occurred. workers evacuated. Firefighters took about two hours to contain the blaze.
Police Ambulance Transfer After Illness Incident
On Oct 6 at 9 44 p m Darryl Sandoval 18 of Sanford Hall La Crosse State University and Green Bay were taken by ambulance to St Francis Hospital after an illness report.
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Darryl
Sandoval
Sanford Hall
la Crosse State University
Green Bay
St. Francis Hospital
La Crosse Tribune publication details and rates
La Crosse Tribune notes its publication schedule and office address at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. It states the newspaper is a division of Lee Enterprises and that Associated Press content is reserved for local news and AP dispatches. It lists postage and single copy rates and mentions mail rates on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Kidnaping Case Ties to FLQ Demands in Cross Abduction
The kidnapers named seven demands for Alan Cross a 49 year old British official and senior trade commissioner. Police would not confirm the note's authenticity as Montreal authorities and Robert Lemieux suggested Cross could be executed if demands are unmet. Trudeau's cabinet and London rejected porter releases and opened communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Cross
Britain
Canada
FLQ
Front de Liberation Quebecois
Quebec
Montreal
Robert Lemieux
House of Commons
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
London
Bolivian coup amid protests and palace bombing
In La Paz crowds chanted Government of the people as factions seized the Bolivian Institute of Social Studies run by Dominicans. General Torres returned from an air base to cheers while nearby Gen. Fernando Sattori switched sides, and Torres's planes bombed the presidential palace with limited damage.
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Government of the People
Bolivian Institute of Social Studies
Dominican Order
United States
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Torres
la Paz
Miranda
Fernando Sattori
Fires Reported In La Crosse At Hotels and Homes
A compressor motor burned in the basement of the Stoddard Hotel at 1:28 a.m. on October 6. At 5:52 p.m. the Scott Haberman residence at 10414 South 9th Street reported grease ignited in an oven. On October 7 at 6:59 a.m. Mrs. J. E. Higbee’s residence at 212 South 21st Place had a short in an electric stove.
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Stoddard Hotel
Scott Haberman
9Th St
J. E. Higbee
21St Place
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather forecast across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Northwest Wisconsin may see rain and cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers southeast Wednesday night into Thursday. Minnesota expects snow in the northwest and mixed rain and snow elsewhere with colder conditions Thursday. Iowa forecasts cloudy and colder conditions with a risk of thundershowers in the southeast and rain mixed with snow in the northwest. Sunrise and sunset times for Thursday are 7 10 a m and 6 34 p m. Record high and low dates shown from October 7 1916 and 1889 with degree days totals and normal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Large search for missing Durand youth ends in marsh
ALMA AP. The hunt for 13 year old Donald Sachse missing in a vast marsh since Saturday is scaled back with little hope of survival. Sheriff Hoch said if in Tiffany Wild Life area, survival unlikely. Father and brother duck hunted with him. 500 600 volunteers, including many students, scoured Monday and Tuesday with no results. Snakes and heat hindered volunteers as rattlesnakes were killed and mosquitoes rose.
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ALMA
Durand
Buffalo County
Myron Hoch
Hoch
Donald Sachse
Tiffany Wild Life
Frank Sachse
Archbishop Medeiros Installed as Boston Archbishop
The Most Rev Humberto S Medeiros is installed as archbishop of the Boston Archdiocese before about 2500 in Holy Cross Cathedral with 50 bishops and four cardinals present. Cardinal Cushing resigns after 26 years and delivers a welcome message. The ceremony includes an ecumenical religious leaders' delegation and features Bishop Medeiros, 55, whose Texas tenure was noted for charity work with the poor and Mexican Americans.
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Boston
Humberto S. Medeiros
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Luigi Raimondi
United States
Vatican
Holy Cross Cathedral
Terence Cardinal Cooke
New York
John Cardinal Carberry
St. Louis
Lawrence Cardinal Sheehan
Baltimore
Medeiros
Fall River
Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Harlinger
Logan
Francis W. Sargent
Kevin White
Assault Case Is Continued For Madison Man
Charles Merkle of Madison faces assault and extra charges after he allegedly tripped City Patrolman David Murray and resisted arrest near the Van de Steeg Building at 100 N. 4th St. On Tuesday police say he smashed a building directory, used profane language and threatened officers. The case was continued to October 9 to allow Merkle to confer with counsel. He is also charged with drunkenness disorderly conduct and battery.
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Charles Merkle
Madison
la Crosse
Merkle
City
David Murray
Murray
David Mitchell
van de Steeg
N. 4Th St
Mitchell
Five elected to La Crosse Symphony board terms
Five persons were elected to three year terms on the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra Association board of directors Monday evening in the service building of Northern States Power Co. They are Russell Huber, Mrs. E. R. Evelyn Schultz, Roy Townsend, Johannes Fossum and James Morrison. The season opens Sunday Nov 15 at 8 15 p m in Coleman Auditorium at Western Wisconsin Technical Institute with soloist Jean Jacques Kantorow and conductor Frank Italiano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Symphony Orchestra Association
Northern States Power Co
Russell Huber
E. R
Evelyn) Schultz
Roy Townsend
Johannes Fossum
James Morrison
Coleman
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Jean - Jacques Kantorow
Frank Italiano
Commodity Market Snapshot From Chicago and Twin Cities
Wheat and corn prices edge lower while oats and soybeans hold. Idaho Caldwell russet Burbanks sell around 4.10 with Washington near 4.40 and Western Oregon at 5.20. Cattle and hogs mixed with slaughter vealers steady to high. Market notes show active slaughter cattle trade and slower hog turnover with modest price shifts.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Caldwell
Washington
Western Oregon
Minnesota
Hollendale
North Dakota
Red River
South ST. Paul, Minn
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago Mercantile Exchange
AP dispatch from Chicago notes irregular butter with wholesale buying prices down about 2 to 1 percent, AA 70 percent at 93 score, A 70 percent at 92 score, and 68 percent at 9. Eggs show steadier movement with values unchanged to up to 2 higher, with crude A whites at 352, mediums 31, standards 31, checks 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Oct 16 Preliminary Set For City Youth
A preliminary hearing for Maynard Funmaker, 19, of 191% Wood St, is set for 9 a.m. Oct. 16 in County Court before Judge Leonard Roraff. He is charged with stealing a car from the city parking ramp June 1 and abandoning it near a switch at Boscobel. Co-defendant William Waller, 1922 Onalaska Ave, admitted Funmaker’s involvement per the complaint. Funmaker, held in County Jail for bond issues, posted 10 percent of a $500 bond Wednesday.
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Maynard Funmaker
Wood
Leonard Roraff
Funmaker
Robert Swing Sr
Onalaska
Boscobel
William Waller
Onalaska Ave
Deputies Pay Talks Break Down Over Fact Finding
Waukesha County deputies and the Teamsters Union paused bargaining after the union requested fact finding. The union seeks a $137 monthly rise on a $635 base pay, with at least four prior bargaining rounds described as unproductive by County Supervisor E. Vernon Metcalfe as he left the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha (Ap
Teamsters Union
Waukesha County
E. Vernon Metcalfe
Group calls for student walkout at UWM hearings
A small group of University of Wisconsin Milwaukee students urged a student strike to coincide with dismissal hearings for four faculty members charged with obstructing classes during campus disruptions last spring. The hearings begin Monday.
Suburban Fridley Bans Display of Enemy Flags
Fridley city council approved an ordinance banning display of flags from governments engaged in armed conflict with the United States. The 3-2 vote requires a second reading and publication before taking effect. Mayor Jack Wickham, seeking the measure, argues it prevents flag vandalism like at the Minneapolis Courthouse where a Viet Cong flag was raised. Kirkham, a conservative independent, is a write-in candidate for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
United States of America
Fridley
United States
Jack Wickham
Kirkham
Congress bill blamed as quick fix on crime
Rep Abner Mikva and Rep John Conyers Jr criticized the measure as a clip and paste job not addressing street crime. A few protest voices were heard despite strong approval in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner J. Mikva
D-Il
Congress
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Carpet Stretch Case Is Stolen
Paul Delaney reports a carpet stretching case with four pipes stolen from an apartment on a construction site at 1003 Zeisler Street. Loss set at 175 dollars. Other thefts include a stolen tape recorder from a car at Mitchell Hall parking lot. rings and jewelry stolen from a bedroom. and a jacket and billfold stolen during Oktoberfest at G Heileman Brewing hospitality room.
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Paul Delaney
Prospect St
la Crosse
Zeisler St
Jerome Sherwood
la Crescent
Minn
Mitchell ‘Hall
la Crosse State University
Robert Monroe
S. 16Th St
John Brown
Buffalo Grove
Ill
Jackson St
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Meetings To Be Held On Riverway Lands
The National Park Service will hold meetings in Wisconsin and Minnesota this week to explain how the federal government plans to acquire lands along the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. About 13,000 acres opened by private individuals may be bought, facing local opposition to selling homesites near Taylors Falls and along the Namekagon River.
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Washington
National Park Service
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Upper St. Croix
The
Park Service
St.Croix
Taylors Falls
Minn
Namekagon River
Trane Raises Prices on Gas Unit Heaters
The Trane Co announces price increases averaging seven percent on gas unit and duct heaters used in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. The changes take effect October 1 with old prices honored for quotations through October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trane Co
Burglary at Swanson Field Office Reported
La Crosse police belatedly reported Wednesday that burglars Sept. 29 stole more than $400 in equipment from the Swanson Field office of Adams Hagman Construction Co. at 724 North 10th Street. A window was broken and a screen torn. items taken included a $230 air conditioner, a $150 transit and tripod, and a $25 file cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Adams- Hagman Construction Co
10Th St
la Crosse
Stock quotations from The Marshall Co National
National association quotes the day’s inter dealer prices as of 9:00 a.m. showing mutual funds such as Boston Fund Fidelity Fund Mass Inv Trust Natl Investors Puritan Fund and Union Capital Fund with bid and ask ranges compiled for local and regional markets.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eberstadt Fund
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass. Inv. Tr
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Investors
Puritan Fund
Union Capital Fd
Wisconsin Fund
Ray Short Addresses Clergymen on Political Duty
Ray Short a Methodist minister and Democratic candidate for 3rd District congress spoke to La Crosse Lutheran clergy at St Pauls Lutheran Church on the role of clergy in politics. He argued Christians must follow conscience on moral issues, urging involvement in public life without coercing congregations and citing Plato on the duty to act. He tied his candidacy to moral questions like poverty war race relations taxation education and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Short
3Rd Dist
la Crosse
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
West Ave. S
Plato
Short
Congress
Fire Smolders Put Out In Minnesota Peat Bogs
In northern Minnesota about 10 miles southeast of Grand Rapids peat bogs smoldered but flames over roughly 2500 acres of brush and timber were extinguished. District Forester George Licke said the area looks very good with 30 to 40 firefighters still building firewalls and light mist aiding suppression. Peat may smolder until heavy rain or snowfall arrives. Early Monday 100 to 150 firefighters were on scene. Swamp boggies with 300 balloons of water each, bulldozers, dirt firewalls, and a plane spotter aided the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Airline strike cost Northwest over ninety-two million dollars
Minneapolis AP reports Northwest Airlines says commercial revenue fell by more than 92 million dollars during a clerks strike. Revenue drop from 143.142 million projected to 51.081 million between July and Sept 30 is disclosed in a court exhibit in a suit to force IAM members back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
International Association of Machinists
Pleads Guilty In Camera Theft Case In La Crosse
Pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing a camera worth 12.50 from a car owned by Eleanor Stein in the 1700 block of George Street. James Campfield of R. 2 La Crosse received a 10 day County Jail term from County Judge Leonard Roraff and will receive Huber Law privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campfield
la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Campfield
Huber
Eleanor Stein
R. J. Holmen
George
Radio Highlights Wednesday Schedule Posts Topics
Vox Pop at 7 p.m. features Dr Cameron Gundersen speaking on Day Care Center. At 8 p.m. Nixon delivers a presidential address.
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WLCX
Vox Pop
Cameron Gundersen
Nixon
House OKs Bill Endorsing Delta Queen Replacement
The House passed a maritime bill by 343 to 4 to end the Delta Queen’s current status under the 1966 safety at sea law and back a new sternwheeler. A separate construction subsidy would fund a U.S. built replacement, while the Queen would operate with 49 berths for two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Robert Taft
Ohio
Taft
Edward A. Garmatz
Dmd
House Merchant Marine Committee
Congress
Tri-State Deaths Report Two Wisconsin Women
Mrs. John Sokolik of La Farge dies at 68 in Viroqua hospital with services at La Farge United Methodist Church. Burial in Bear Creek Cemetery. Survived by husband John four sons many relatives. Also: Mrs Arch Shrede of Hillsboro, 80, dies in Viroqua hospital with services at First Congregational Church. Burial in Debello Cemetery. Surviving include husband two sons a daughter and multiple grandchildren.
Soldier Falls In Wisconsin Obituary for Francis Grandstaff
Francis Grandstaff 84 of Soldiers Grove Wis died Tuesday Sept 6 after a long illness in a local nursing home. Funeral services held Thursday at North Clayton Methodist Church with Rev Charles Sanford officiating. Burial in North Clayton Cemetery. Calling hours at Sime Funeral Home Readstown Wednesday afternoon and evening and at the church Thursday from noon. Born Aug 5 1886 in Crawford County to Joseph and lone Grandstaff. Survived by brother Henry Richland Center sisters Bertha Gander Richland Center and Leo Gander Soldiers Grove and three stepsisters Dora Roth Madison Elmer Dailey Soldiers Grove and Dan Erter Roseburg Ore.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Francis Grandstaff
Solldiers Grove
North Clayton Methodist Church
Charles Sanford
North Clayton Cemetery
Sime ‘Funeral Home
Readstown
Crawford County
Joseph Grandstaff
Henry
Bertha Gander
Richland Center
Leo Gander
Dora Roth
Madison
Elmer Dailey
Dan Erter
Roseburg
Ore
Merrillan woman dies. services set in Methodist Church
Mrs. George Larson, 60, a former Merrillan resident who had lived in Milwaukee for 35 years, died Monday Oct 5. Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Merrillan Methodist Church with Rev Calvin Carey and J Prevett officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton Wednesday afternoon and evening and from noon Thursday at the church. She is survived by four daughters including Mrs Lee Purvis of Long Beach Calif and Mrs Allen Kearney, Mrs Robert Matlovich, and Mrs Robert Ziolkowski of Milwaukee. seven grandchildren. one brother Leonard Anderson of Black River Falls. and two sisters.
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LA Farge
Wis
John Sokolik
Viroqua Hospital
la Farge United Methodist Church
R. A. Tegram
Bear Creek Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
John
Melvin
Joe
Robert
Fred
Beloit
Leo
Belvedere
Ill
Emo
Basil
William
Leslie
Isa Campbell
Matilda Lawrence
Callie Rick
Elroy
Lula Tracy
Merrill
Ruby Mills
Viroqua
Merrillan
George Larson
Milwaukee
Merrillan Methodist Church
Calvin Carey
J. Prevett
Oakwood Cemetery
Jensen ‘Funeral Home
Hixton
Lee Purvis
Long Beach
Calif
Allen Kearney
Robert Matlovich
Robert Ziolkowski
Leonard Anderson
Black River Falls
Necedah Woman Dies. Rites Planned in Necedah
Mrs Stanley Swientoski 64 of Star Route Necedah died Tuesday Oct 6 in a Manston hospital. Services set for St James Lutheran Church Necedah with burial in Bayview Cemetery. Born March 23 1906 in Necedah to John and — Baumgart. Survived by sisters Rose Becker Mauston Ann Howland and brothers August Emil Otto Fred. Funeral details at Hare Funeral Home New Lisbon.
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Necedah
Wis
Stanley Swientoski
Manston
St. James Lutheran Church
Bayview Cemetery
Hare Funeral Home
New Lisbon
John Baumgart
Chicago
Rose Becker
Ann Howland
Mauston
August Baumgart
Emil
Otto
Fred
Obituaries for James Colwell and Elmer Dahlke in Wisconsin notices
James Colwell 91 of Hixton died Oct 5 in the Jackson Home. Services 3 p.m. Thursday at Jensen Funeral Home with Rev. Calvin Carey officiating. Burial in North Bend Cemetery. He was born Dec 12, 1878 in La Crosse County. Surviving: one son Willett of Florence, Ore. Elmer L. Dahlke 67 of Chaseburg died Oct 6 at home where he ran a shoe repair shop. Funeral Friday at St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Lyle Schalow. burial in the church cemetery. Visitation 7–9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home and noon Friday at the church. Born Nov 20, 1902 in Town of Jefferson, Vernon County. married Freda Kuester June 11, 1929. Farmed until 1937 then moved to Chaseburg. Employed by Trane Co. in La Crosse 25 years until retirement in 1967. Surviving: widow, one son Willard of Chaseburg, two brothers Arthur and Robert of La Crosse. One son and two sisters preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixton
Wis
James Colwell
Jackson
Jensen Funeral Home
Calvin Carey
North Bend
la Crosse County
Willett
Florence
Ore
Chaseburg
Elmer L. Dahlke
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lyle Schalow
August Dahlke
Jefferson
Vernon County
Freda Kuester
Trane Co
la Crosse
Willard
Arthur
Robert
Couple Die In Home Destroyed By Blast
ST. PAUL AP A suburban Shoreview home exploded late Sunday night killing Edwin Gallagher 61 and his wife Trene 54 The stucco Cape Cod style residence was flattened with debris reaching only two feet above the foundation The couple were badly burned and Ramsey County coroner officials said the cause of death was undetermined pending autopsy Authorities did not immediately determine the explosion cause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Edwin Gallagher
Trene
Shoreview
Ramsey County
Area Exhibitors Win Expo Ribbons in Madison Show
Two Viroqua area exhibitors won blue ribbons in the International Jersey show at the World Daily Expo in Madison on Monday. Winners were Larry Sullivan formerly from Mindoro and John Selin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Larry Sullivan
John Selin
Sullivan
Mindoro
Bell advertising supplement in La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune features a Bell advertising supplement. If you do not receive the special section, call the circulation department to have a complete paper delivered to your home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Bell
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J. E. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Wisconsin
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Winona
C.P
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Lansing
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Dodge
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Ray
Bill Scuttles
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Hillsboro
Arch
Ona) Shrede
First Congregational Church
Sterling Demond
Debello
Fick Funeral Home
R. M. Newlum
Clinton
Dell
Arch Shrede
Zion, Ill
Joseph
Waukegan
Daryl Mayenhein
Chester
Hendersonville
N.C
Robert Kimball
Menomonee Falls
Goldie Gilbertson
Mrs
Mrs. Stanley Swientoski
Elmer Dahlke
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