Noth Former Monroe Board Member Dies in Tomah
Fred W. Noth 84 former Monroe County Board member and Republican leader died at a Tomah hospital. Funeral at St. Paul s Lutheran Church Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev O W Heier. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Bertha, daughter Mrs Frank Reisenauer, son Eldon, two grandchildren. He promoted US Highways 32 and 16 through Tomah.
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Fred W. Noth
Monroe County Board
Tomah Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mr. Noth
Ridgeville
Bertha Kenit
Monroe County
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Highways
Noth
Republican Party
Ene
Frank
Leone) Reisenauer
Eldon
Madison
Moon exploration potential and moon shot aims outlined
The article outlines future Moon uses as a telescope site, a relay for global broadcasts, and a weather outpost. It notes the Moon’s orbit, size, gravity, light reflection, temperatures, and the goal of photographing the far side during the current Moon shot.
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Moon probe launches Pioneer into space amid high hopes
The United States launched Pioneer a three stage missile carrying a Detector packed nose cone with 30 pounds of instruments to study earth and moon magnetism micro meteoroids radiation and temperature. If successful it could pass near the moon within 50 000 miles and scan its far side with television equipment.
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Space Technology Laboratories
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Calif
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Missile Test Center
Harriman Favored Over Rockefeller In New York Race
In New York the gubernatorial contest shows Harriman and Rockefeller tied in public sentiment at key points. GOP optimism centers on Rockefeller while Harriman touts his four year incumbency and statewide campaigning.
Ike's Brother Fears Socialism Is Ahead
Edgar Eisenhower, 69, Tacoma attorney and President Eisenhower's brother, warned at a Spokane GOP dinner that the nation is moving toward socialism. He blamed Congress, urged election of courageous men to Congress, and warned parents may not see the country fully socialized if trends continue.
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Broadcasters Elect Dahl Named Director
The Wisconsin Broadcasters Assn holds its annual convention and elects Mig Figi of Station WAUX Waukesha president to succeed Hugh Boice Jr. Boice becomes ex-officio board member. Donald Wirth WNAM Nee nah Menasha elected vice president Jeanne Donald WPCH Shawano treasurer Carl Kolatta WTTN Watertown secretary. Directors named include Howard Dahl WKBH La Crosse George Frechette WFHR Wisconsin Rapids and Bruce Wallace WTMJ Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin Ends 1958 Traffic Toll With Two Fatal Crashes
A middle aged Oshkosh woman died after a curved road accident near Omro. Platteville high school student Barbara Beckwith died when a car with three girls overturned east of Platteville. Nancy Seemeyer and Sally Kain are hospitalized in Platteville with injuries. A third fatality, Anne Coates of Kenosha, died in a Waukesha hospital from injuries in a separate Highway 15 collision.
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We Spank and We Dont Apologize Mothers Conference
About 100 mothers at a Washington conference on better living defend spanking as discipline. They argue parents must agree on rules and tailor punishment to the crime despite child psychology debates.
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Business update highlights demand and stock market highs
Weekly job figures compare with 29 839 000 prior and 26. Wall Street notes rising production and commodity price hikes led by lead zinc and copper. A NYSE seat sold for 100 000 dollars the highest in over two years as Sgudebaker Packard reports strong 1959 Lark orders.
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World War II Bomb Kills Ten in Guiuan Philippines
In Guiuan, eastern Philippines, a World War II era bomb exploded at a demilitarization site killing ten people and leaving eighteen more critically injured. Authorities reported the incident as a wartime ordnance accident with casualties among nearby workers and residents.
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Downtown Areas Fight Slums Blight And Boost Stores
Urban centers 500 plus programs across 41 states aim to revive downtown districts beset by traffic loss and suburban competition. Federal data shows solid store sales gains in some cities, but debate persists over downtown viability and tax impacts from industry migration.
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Bishop Lichtenberger Elected Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church
The Rt. Rev. Arthur Carl Lichtenberger of Missouri was elected presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, effective Nov. 1, by the House of Bishops at the General Convention. He succeeds Henry Knox Sherrill and leads a 3 million member denomination, also representing the Anglican communion in the United States. Sherrill praised him, and Lichtenberger stressed unity and integration as his guiding priorities. The seat will be at church headquarters in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Pope Pius XII to be buried in chosen site with rites
The pope’s final rites will begin with the College of Cardinals and other church dignitaries viewing the pontiff’s body in red silk vestments. The casket will include a red velvet pouch with medals and a parchment of major achievements, with a burial certificate to follow. No monument will be erected per his will.
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Polish Critic Of Reds Defects To West
Marek Hlasko a 26 year old Polish literary critic living in Communist Poland was questioned by U S intelligence officers in Frankfurt He sought political asylum in West Berlin after seven months in Paris where he published novels about Poland's seamy life that Warsaw refused to publish He is described as going through normal processing for defectors and is not available to reporters.
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Mississippi River Forecast From Hastings to Guttenberg
River readings show little change in tallwater stages at Dams 2 through 10 over the next 24 hours. Sunrise Sunday is 6 15 a m and sunset 5 27 p m with a new moon at 2 52 p m Sunday. Heating degree days Friday total 20 and fiscal year total 244.
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Wisconsin press editors hear call for free press duty
Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem, president of the University of Wisconsin, told editors and news directors that newspapers radio and TV and educational institutions share common goals to bring enlightenment and fact to all people. He urged those who carry the free press tradition to accept their great responsibility.
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Nelson urges reform of Wisconsin fisheries program
Kerr Nelson says career conservationists are disgusted with Wisconsin's fisheries program. He argues the state has lost top scientists, fallen behind neighbors in lake aeration and fish population balance, and relies on poison methods. He advocates selective poisoning and federally funded studies to control lake trout and lamprey amid internal bickering.
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La Crosse Tribune Classified Want Ads Reach Tenants
A note says income property ads in The La Crosse Tribune Classified Section target roomers campers and other tenants seeking rental listings through the paper's Want Ads.
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Notice of Probate Hearing and Creditor Claims
In La Crosse Wisconsin the county probate court schedules the hearing for the estate of Edward S. Hebberd for October 28 1958 to admit his Sept 23 1957 will and appoint Letters Testamentary or Admin with will annexed. Creditors must file claims by January 16 1959 and court will examine claims January 20 1959 with publication of notice for three weeks in the La Crosse Tribune.
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Time limit set for filing claims in Thompson estate
In La Crosse Wisconsin the county court in probate fixed the claims period for the estate of Mathilda Ophus Thompson deceased. Creditors must present claims by January 5 1959 and heirship proofs along with claim examination are set for January 6 1959 at the court opening. Dated September 25 1958.
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la Crosse
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Employment Up In La Crosse County By 540 Jobs
In the two months ending Sept 15 La Crosse County's 72 major firms added 540 workers to total 13 003, though year‑ago levels were 649 lower. Durable goods manufacturing led gains with 709 more workers, while fabricated metal and brewing sectors fell.
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Mrs Elmer Meinking Bangor teacher dies after long illness
Mrs. Elmer Mildred Meinking 57 of Bangor died in a La Crosse hospital Saturday after a long illness. She was a longtime school teacher in the Bangor area. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Fossum Funeral Home Bangor.
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Mildred) Meinking
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Weather Summary Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Forecast
Wisconsin shows fair and cool with possible frost in most areas and increasing warmth later. Minnesota predicts partly cloudy skies with little temperature change today through Sunday. Iowa expectations call for fair to partly cloudy weather and a gradual warm-up through Sunday. Shippers forecast: protect perishable shipments within 150 miles of La Crosse with minimum temperatures to 32 degrees Fahrenheit by 6 p.m. Sunday.
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