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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1958

Page

2

Ottum Receives 10 Year State Prison Sentence

Clarence Ottum, 48, pled guilty in Vernon County Circuit Court to assault evincing a depraved mind for the Nov 2 1957 shooting of his ex wife Esther Ford at the Vernon County Home for Retired People. Judge Lincoln Neprid sentenced him to 10 years at Waupun State Prison starting immediately.

Vnroqua Wis Clarence Ottum Esther Ford Lincoln Neprid Waupun State Prison Ottum Vernon County Central State Hospital Waupun Ford Neal Ford Beloit Assaul Albert Ellefson Henry Sorenson State Department of Public Welfare Paul Stalsberg Reformatory Green Bay Westby

Annex Row Spurs City Valuation Disclosure Dispute

Annexed area property owners say they cannot obtain re assessment data from the city assessor. City Atty John Flanagan says chief assessor Rogge has provided estimated valuations to affected residents. A planned May 1 re check follows state law. Arlington and Bluffview residents report receiving figures. Flanagan denies concealment. Arlington re assessment nearly complete. total variance from Shelby area figures is $285. Rogge says Shelby and La Crosse assessors comply with the law. Shelby Citizens Committee issued latest sheet after a cautious prior notice from the pro annexation group.

John K. Flanagan Arthur G. Rogge Arlington Addition Bluffview Addition Flanagan Arlington Shelby Rogge la Crosse Shelby Citizens Committee

Bomb Blast Damages Peoria Synagogue Shocks City

A crude bomb shattered a basement door and blasted windows at Peoria’s Anshai Emeth Temple early today. FBI and state police investigated with Rabbi Joseph Ginsberg saying the physical damage was minor but the moral impact felt. He linked the incident to the Atlanta attack and reported no prior warnings.

Peoria FBI Joseph Ginsberg Anshai Emeth Ginsberg Atlanta

River readings show flood stage and dam pools across stations

River readings list flood stage and 24 hour levels for stations including Winona, Dam No. 6, 7, 8 and 9, and Prairie du Chien with pool and stage values. Sunrise and sunset times for Wednesday are given, with forecast of Minn to Guttenberg flooding and river heights during high waters.

Winona Dam T.W Dakota C.P Dem T.W. Om Lacrosse Law (Cp Prairie du Chien Truu Dodge Gaieaville W.esiem Guttenberg Tallwaters

Church To Hold Annual Miraculous Medal Novena

St Marys Catholic Church announces its annual Miraculous Medal novena from October 18 to October 26 led by Rev. James Corbett of the Paulist Order. Corbett, a Toronto native, was ordained in 1935 and has served in Chicago Minneapolis Toronto and since 1948 has conducted missions from Toronto and San Francisco. In 1954 he became head of the Paulist Mission Band in Minneapolis.

St. Mary's Catholic Church James Corbett Father Corbett Toronto Ontario Canada St. Michael's College Corbett University of Toronto Paulist Seminary Washington D.C Paulist Fathers Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Paulist Mission

Eisenhower urges campaigning letters and birthday events

Ike advocates that staff write at least ten letters to friends urging support for GOP candidates. He notes peace and moderation, critiques deficit causes, and outlines health praise amid a birthday breakfast with Mrs. Eisenhower. He plans a six day campaign tour and attends a Pope Mass in Washington.

Eisenhower Congress National Meade Alcorn Maplewood N.J Annabelle Smiley Khalaf Khalaf Midwest Pacific Coast St. Matthew's Cathedral Pius XII Ameleto Giovanni Cicognani United States White House Howard M. Snyder Snyder

Livestock Market Quotes From KWNO Evening Report

Market quotations from KWNO show hogs steady with varying weights and prices across classes. Cattle and calves also mixed, with dry fed steers and yearlings at 21.00 to 25.50, utility cows 16.00 to 19.00, and calf values from 21.00 to 30.00. Chicago notes include poultry, produce, and grain bids with assorted prices and receipts.

Winona and KWNO Barrows Gills Chicago USDA Chicago Mercantile Exchange Chicago Livestock

Potter Stewart Becomes Youngest Supreme Court Justice

Justice Potter Stewart was sworn in as the newest and youngest member of the Supreme Court. He pledged to administer justice without respect to persons and to give equal rights to the poor and the rich.

Britain Urges Temporary Nuclear Ban

Britain pushes a Western plan for a temporary halt to nuclear tests to aid Geneva talks among the United States Soviet Union and Britain. The Soviet Union demands an immediate unconditional ban and accuses the West of delaying a decision on cessation while seeking technical control issues.

Britain United Nations N.Y Geneva Lague Soviet Union Valerian Zorin United States Zorin

Weather Record Shippers Forecast for La Crosse Area

Protect perishables within a 150 mile radius of La Crosse for temperatures to 6 p m Wednesday. La Crosse partly cloudy cooler tonight Wednesday low tonight 80s Wednesday 73. Wisconsin mostly fair south central north partly cloudy cooler tonight Wednesday. Minnesota considerable cloudiness extreme north mostly fair south central cooler west portion. Iowa partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Wednesday slightly cooler northwest north central portions tonight.

la Crosse Minnesota Iowa

County Budget Talks Focus on Salary Increases

La Crosse County debates 1959 budget with cuts to Shelby and Onalaska aid, examines Young pay plan effects, and considers raises for Juvenile Court, Child Welfare workers, and county staff. The Finance and Personnel committees push decisions to the full Board as tentative budgets advance.

Klos la Crosse 1St Ward Milton Kelsey Kelsey Highway Department Office of Register of Deeds Everette Runge Finance Committee Toepel Juvenile Court Child Welfare Service Town of Hamilton Orrin Young

Are Your Furnace Filters Clean

Advertisement notes E Z Kleen washable aluminum furnace filters replace dirty filters. Claims long life and money savings. Available at Doerre Hardware 302 Pearl Street La Crosse Wisconsin.

Doerre Hdw Pearl St la Crosse Wis

Wisconsin to expand loan fund aid for needy students

Thomson outlined proposals to boost the state loan fund from 100000 to 500000, raise individual loans from 1600 to 2000, extend repayment from two to four years, and move administration to the State Department of Public Instruction. Prof Reuter praised the college growth and urged balanced student participation during a convocation at La Crosse State College.

State Dept. Ofublic Welfare State Dept. of Public Instruction Thomson Reuter

Marriages Planned in La Crosse Area

Bernard A Thiele and Mary Ann Foley to wed Oct 18 in La Crosse. Robert G Schultz and Coleen Casberg to wed Oct 24 in La Crosse. Warren Klandrud and Elaine Johnson to wed Oct 18 in Holmen. Robert Betz and Marlene Hirsch to wed Oct 20 in La Crosse.

Bernard A. Thiele S. 10Th St Mary Ann Foley West Ave. S la Crosse Robert G. Schultz Division St Coleen Casberg Holmen Warren Klandrud 6Th Ave Onalaska Elaine Johnson Holmen Robert Betz S. 16Th St Marlene Hirsch Rapid City S.D

Deaths in Chaseburg: Otto Schlicht 82

Otto Schlicht, 82, of Chaseburg died Sunday after a long illness. Born July 4, 1876, he farmed in Newton Valley until retiring in 1942. Survived by his wife Hannah Rick, two daughters Hildegarde Kolden and Grace Bryhn, a brother Rudolph, four sisters, eight grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Peter's Evangelical Church Chaseburg. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery La Crosse. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Gilbertsen Funeral Home Coon Valley.

Chaseburg Wis Otto Schlicht Newton Valley Hannah Rick Schlicht Herman Hildegarde) Kolden Genoa Milford Grace) Bryhn Stoddard Rudolph Huldah Miller Ida Kapanke Marie Kramer la Crosse Charles Oldenburg Raymond Marvin Hawke St. Peter’s Evangelical Church

City Budget Sees Revenue Shifts and Uncertain Tax Rebates

Budget plans raise beverage license revenue to 535,600 and idle funds interest to 35,000 to reach a 1,922,471.12 total. Rebates for state income tax are forecast at 980,000 next year, with potential 50,000 loss if claims by three towns are valid. Unemployment rebates may reduce state refunds by 15,000. Annexation effects and future state rebates or property value gains are unknown. Tentative allocations include grounds and buildings 23,856.80, bond redemption 444,000, fire pension 60,000, street lighting 77,272, health insurance 27,000, garbage 80,100, hydrant rental 96,300, water charges 10,650.

Jobless Law Hearing Set for Friday in La Crosse

A public hearing on Wisconsin unemployment compensation law will be held Friday at 9 30 a m in the La Crosse Courthouse. Citizens may suggest changes in the law or its administration as part of a three city series by the Industrial Commission and its labor management advisory committee. An earlier session was in Milwaukee on Sept 19 with another planned for Wausau on Nov 14.

Finance Committee Shelby Onalaska Highway Committee West Salem Jerome Klos Wisconsin la Crosse Industrial Commission Labor Management Advisory Committee Milwaukee Wausau

Midwestern Gas proposes service to NSP areas and more

The proposal outlines Midwestern Gas plans to serve Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Menomonie and additional NSP cities Fargo Grand Forks Moorhead East Grand Forks and extend a transmission system from Canadian gas fields through North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin to Portland Tennessee. NSP officials contest the scope and affirm willingness to buy gas from any commission authorized supplier. Hearings began March 24 1957 and ran to July 31 with 14 of 20 applications having interim examiner rulings. The commission orders no further interim decisions and schedules oral arguments to aim for a final decision by November 1.

NSP Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Menomonie la Crosse Midwestern Gas Fargo Grand Forks N.D Moorhead East Grand Forks Minn Midwestern North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Portland Tenn Tennessee Gas Transmission Co Midwest States Harold E. Peckham Northern States Power Co A. R. Renquist FPC Renquist

Man Dies From Barn Roof Fall Near Richland Center

Levi Williamson age 76 died after falling 14 feet from a barn roof in Richland Center. He had been working on the barn owned by his son in law Lester Manning. death occurred about an hour after the fall on Monday.

Richland Center Here Levi Williamson Williamson Lester Manning

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