Two Teens and Engineer Die in Wisconsin Crashes
The Wisconsin 1958 traffic toll rose to 610 after the deaths of two teenage youths and a state health engineer. Jerry Burk, 17, died when his car left Green Lake County and rolled into a ditch near Marquette. Jerome Price, 18, died from a skull injury after a crash that also killed a companion near Dale. Nelson Fowler of Keshosha perished in the same wreck. George F. Bernauer, 48, an engineer for the State Board of Health, was fatally injured in a collision on Highway 30 between Lake Mills and Johnson Creek and died in Watertown Hospital.
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Wisconsin
Jerry Burk
Leo Burk
Kingston
Green Lake County
Marquette
Jerome Price
Outagamie County
Dale
New London
Price
Nelson Fowler
Keposha
George F. Bernauer
Madison
State Board of Health
Jefferson County
Lake Mills
Johnson Creek
Bernauer
Watertown
Brannan Critiques Farm Policy And Milk Surplus View
Former Secretary Brannan addressed dairy farmers criticizing postwar farm policy and noting milk production shortfalls. He recalled government buy programs, parities for meat, and school lunch ties while urging changes by policy leaders and warning of price declines if reforms lag. The event emphasized farmers unions' outreach and included local Democratic candidates.
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Brannan
Department of Agriculture
Pius XII Reaffirms Faith and Defines Marys Assumption
The pope defended church dogmas amid modernist critiques and noted no innocent life may be sacrificed for another. He proclaimed Marys bodily assumption into heaven on November 1 1950 in St Peters Square before 600000 to 700000 worshippers and church leaders. Tomorrow: A Window on the World.
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Pius XII
St. Peter’s Square
Via Della Conciliazione
Castel Sant'Angelo
Tiber
St. Peter's
Pope Pius XII’s Death Seen as Global Loss
Wisconsin Governor Vernon Thomson called the death of Pope Pius XII a great loss to the world. He praised the pope as more than a spiritual leader and noted his tireless efforts for lasting peace and his unquenchable spirit inspiring the world.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Vernon Thomson
Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius
Illinois Storm Kills Motorist as Storm Rips Northeast
A severe thunderstorm with hail and 80 mph winds hits northeastern Illinois killing Joseph Linhart of Harvard and injuring two passengers. Wind caused extensive damage in Waukegan and surrounding areas with $100,000 in losses, power outages, and a factory fire in Evanston.
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Illinois
Weather Bureau
Joseph Linhart
Harvard
Waukegan
Wisconsin
North American Plastic Co
Evanston
Navy Pier
Skokie
O'Hare
Tiny Nuclear Device Tested Underground
At an atomic test site in Nevada miles of rock blocked a long tunnel where a small yet powerful nuclear device was tested. The test produced significant debris as researchers studied the underground explosion and its effects.
Winona Livestock Market Report and Chicago Prices
The Winona market notes auction hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with after hours care and pricing. Hogs show steady meat demand with varied weight ranges and discounts for thin stock. Cattle and calves report steady to good demand with price spreads by weight and class. Chicago hogs and cattle prices show mixed, with several weight ranges and notes on buyers and sales. produce and potato markets also listed with latest bids.
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Bologna
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Mercantile Exchange Buiter Steatly
Beirut Crisis Deepens as Security Forces Move In
In Beirut, security forces occupied positions between Muslim and Christian districts after Saeb Salam, a Muslim rebel leader, claimed he struggled to restrain followers. American tanks patrolled routes after a band in unknown uniforms disarmed U.S. soldiers. the soldiers were freed and Salam later said kidnappings would cease.
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Beirut
U.S
Salam
Karami
Christian Phalange
Chamoun
McCoy Deputy Commander Dies
Lt. Col. Francis W. Jenkins 43 deputy post commander at Camp McCoy during the 1958 summer encampment died September 29 of a heart attack. Born April 25 1915 in Boston he graduated West Point 1938 and served in World War II. He later taught at West Point and was deputy commander at Fort Riley before serving again at Camp McCoy. He is survived by his wife and daughter Paula Frances.
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Wis
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Camp McCoy
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Harland Falls
Jenkins
Col. Jenkins
Boston
Mass
United States Military Academy
West Point
Armored
Far East
Military Academy
Paula Frances
Purse Returned to Owner After Ten Years
Marie Pollock of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, received a found money gift yesterday a $10 bill with a note confessing the finder kept the purse ten years ago. The note explained four children and Christmas prompted the act, asking forgiveness.
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Uniontown, Pa
Marie Pollock
State to Intervene in Obscenity Case Madison
The state plans to intervene in a court test of a 1957 obscenity law. Atty. Gen. Stewart Honeck said the state will enter an action begun by Dist. Atty. Joseph Molinaro of Kenosha County against Jem Magazine printed by Body Beautiful Publications. The company contends the law is unconstitutional for ambiguity, lack of a clear obscenity standard, and press freedom violation.
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Atty
Stewart Honeck
Honeck
Dist
Joseph Molinaro
Kenosha County
Jem
Body Beautiful Publications
George M. Becker
Kenosha
WE WORK WITH YOU for best results from your Classified Ad
Ad service line promising cooperation for best outcomes, including contact method Dia and phone number 2-8040, in a brief classified notice style.
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Islanders Sleep In Holes After Formosa Cease Fire
Civilians in Quemoy amid a 44 day bombardment slept in waterlogged ground holes despite a cease-fire in the Formosa Strait. Nationalists fear renewed shelling as Communists tighten fortifications and Peiping radio asserts alert status. American warships halted escort duties but will resume if fire resumes.
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Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Defense Ministry
Tokyo
Little Quemoy
U.S. State Department
Washington
Peiping
Pope Pius XII dies after long illness
The Vatican announced at 3 56 am that Pope Pius XII died after a month of illness marked by strokes and complications. Cardinals and aides witnessed the death as dignitaries and laypeople worldwide prayed, with Cardinal Tisserant leading the death recognition and the body prepared in papal regalia.
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Milan
Francesco Pellegrino
Pius XII
Tisserant
Tass
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Cardinal Tisserant
Bier
Marriage Licenses in La Crosse Area
Royce John Hayter of Onalaska and Susan Lucille Kleven of Onalaska to wed Oct 11 in Onalaska. Edward J. Kessler of La Crosse and Janet Davis of La Crosse to wed Oct 18 in La Crosse.
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Locust St
Onalaska
Susan Lucille Kleven
N. 5Th St
Edward J. Kessler
George St
Janet Davis
St. Paul St
la Crosse
Ham Radio Adventurers Reach Galapagos Islands
A Wednesday night ham radio report from Onalaska notes three men contact 90 countries by marine mobile and expect to reach the Galapagos Islands by Thursday morning. The group, led by Ronald Hoffman, had faced longer than planned travel with calmer seas aiding progress.
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William Lee
Onalaska
Lee
Victor Bohr
Lewiston
Paul Brom
Winona
Galapagos Islands
Marine Mobile
Ronald Hoffman
Hokah
Famed Surgeons Repair Heart Then Boy Dies
Philadelphia news reports the death of 6 year old Joey Kubitsky nine after a four hour heart repair. Neighbors had raised funds and donated blood to aid the operation. Hospital said Joey stood to become an invalid without the hole closure but could not recover after the operation.
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Philadelphia
Joey Kubitsky
Joey
South Plainfield
N.J
Clodius Named Associate Dean at Wisconsin Graduate School
AP reports Professor Robert L. Clodius has been appointed associate dean of the University of Wisconsin graduate school. He will work with Dean John E. Willard, succeeding Dr. C. A. Elvehjem as UW president. An agriculture economist, Clodius joined UW in 1950, won the Keikhofer teaching award in 1953, and was made a full professor in 1955.
Weather record for lacrosse region and Midwest
Weather outlook shows windy, colder conditions across Lacrosse and vicinity with precipitation possible Friday. Wisconsin faces locally heavy thunderstorms Thursday night and rain Friday with cold air. Minnesota sees 20 to 35 mph northerly winds and occasional snow flurries. Iowa expects fair southwest and light rain in the northeast with colder nights. Shippers forecast projects temperatures rising north to 28 and south/east to 40, west to 33.
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Rockies
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Shippers
River Readings Forecast from Hastings to Guttenberg
Mississippi River forecast shows little change at all dams from Hastings Minnesota to Guttenberg Iowa. Sunrise Friday at 6 13 am sunset Friday at 5 30 am.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Wisconsin Southern Section battered by wind hail and rain
A Wednesday night storm lashed Wisconsin's southern and southeastern areas with wind gusts up to 75 mph and widespread rain. The Illinois border area suffered the worst damage with downed electric wires and numerous trees in Kenosha Janesville Beloit and Rockton Illinois.
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Wisconsin- Illinois
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Kenosha
Waukegan
Ill
Beloit
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
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Beloit Township
Rockton
Elvehjem Installed as 13th UW President in Madison
Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem was invested as the University of Wisconsin’s 13th president at a simple ceremony in Madison attended by Gov. Vernon Thomson and many educators. He pledged to expand the university to meet democratic education needs and to pursue broader educational opportunities with private support, while maintaining individual student concern.
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Elvehjem
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Madison
Wisconsin
Elveh
Deaths Mrs Kathryn Nicolai
Mrs Kathryn Nicolai of West Salem formerly of R J Mormon Coulee died in a local hospital early Thursday after a short illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Kathryn Nicolai
West Salem
R. J. Mormon Coulee
Radio aerial damaged on parked car in Milwaukee report
H. W. Klos of Milwaukee told police someone bent and damaged the radio aerial on his car while it was parked in the lot at 2nd and Main streets Tuesday night.
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H. W. Klos
Milwaukee
2Nd
Main Streets
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