Inquiry Into Conduct Of Galeazzi Lisi
Rome doctors to probe Prof Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi after articles describing Pope Pius XII’s last illness and death. The three week inquiry could lead to reprisal suspension or expulsion. Galeazzi Lisi says secrecy ended with death. newspapers debated publishability of photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rome Medical Assn
Pope Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Association
Galeazzi-Lisi
Roman Catholic
College of Cardinals
Vatcan
Deaths in La Crosse Area Include Mrs Losey and Mrs Johnson
Obituary notices report Mrs Joseph Walton Losey died in London after illness with son Joseph W Losey Jr and daughter Mrs Spencer Mapes. Requiem Eucharist at Christ Episcopal Church and cremation with graveside services later in La Crosse. Also listed are Mrs Holgie Johnson of 1513 Livingston St who died after a long illness with funeral planned at Caledonia Street Methodist Church and burial in Onalaska Cemetery. Funeral arrangements and survivors named for Rubinstein. services set in Hellwig Morris Funeral Chapel with burial in La Crosse Jewish Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walton Losey
London
England
Joseph W. Losey Jr
Spencer Mapes
Geneva
Switzerland
Edward C. Higbee
la Crosse
Roscoe Higbee
Jesse I. Higbee
Christ Episcopal Church
9Th
Main Sts
Holgie
Kathryn) Johnson
Livingston St
Black River Falls
Johnson
Eugene H
Riverdale
Lyle V
R. 1
Onalaska
Arthur
Gertrude) Kleven
James
Frieda) Ellison
Charles
Delia) Witz
Pensacola
Fla
Richard
Lyda) Stennlson
Archie Hubert
Loren
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Lee Holmes
Fossum Funeral Home
Joseph Rubinstein
Hellwig-Morris
Dov Schwarcz
Marriage Licenses in Whitehall and Nearby Towns
Whitehall Wisconsin couples Donald J Becker and Rita Ann Beirne of Ettrick plan a marriage on October 25. Wayne G Meyer and Darlene Della Ekert of the Town of Pigeon also to wed October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Becker
Rita Ann Beirne
Ettrick
Wayne G. Meyer
Darlene Della Ekert
Pigeon
Records County Court La Crosse Court Notes
La Crosse County Court records itemize fines for numerous violations including driving without a license, unlicensed driving, and speeding. Notable entries include Leland Burrows 23 Holmen and Delores Bjorkman 29 West Salem each with 16.75 fines, plus multiple guilty pleas for driving without a license and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Burrows
Holmen
Ray Ekern
Viroqua
Charles P. Suchla
Arcadia
Delores M. Bjorkman
West Salem
James R. Kocinski
Stoddard
Barbara F. Martin
Market St
Conrad 0. Madson
S. 25Th St
Tomah man John Foley back in jail on alcohol and license charges
John Foley, 23, is again jailed in Monroe County after a brief release. He faces a drunken driving charge and driving without a license in Spar ta Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
John Foley
Monroe County
Sparta
Christianity Introduced to Korea in 1777
Chinese missionaries established Christianity in Korea in 1777 marking a pivotal moment in the religious history of the region. The note records the year and the foreign origin of the faith's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Birth Control Plan for World Peace At Christian Church Congress
At the International Convention of Christian Churches in St. Louis thousands attend as a 13 page plan urges birth control education in overpopulated areas and admission of Communist China to the United Nations. The document backs universal disarmament under UN inspection and nuclear test suspension. It calls for space exploration controls and strengthens UN roles while promoting equality, trade, and independence for colonies. Five unity declarations urge funding for world church bodies and mergers among major denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
International Convention of Christian Churches
China
United Nations
Christian Churches
Canada
Convention
General Assembly
U.N
World Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Disciples Student Fellowship
United Presbyterian Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
International Missionary Council
Births for La Crosse and surrounding areas abbreviated
Listings of births from La Crosse Lutheran Hospital and Community Hospital with dates October 14 to October 20. Includes newborns to Stehr Walters Gaarder Miller Thesing Hohlfeld Myhre Anderson Jacobson Kopp Severinski and others with parent names and addresses in La Crosse, Holmen, Chaseburg, Black River Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Schei
Cass St
Main St
Lutheran
Joffrey
Pedretti
la Crescent
Lucille Ender
Raymond J. Peterson
St. Paul
Mary Fischer
George G. Toedter
Oak St
Virginia Lonind
Millard J. McRae
Bangor
Audrey Bendel
Robert F. Thesing
Dakota
Carolyn Buschman
Albert A. Hohlfeld
Chaseburg
Stella Haugen
Everett J. McHenry
Rose St
Theressa Stach
Verdon L. Grabinski
Green Bay St
Dorothy Lepsch
Roy K. Myhre
Mary Clements
Vernal Anderson
Ettrick
Donald Jacobson
Black River Falls
Douglas Kopp
Whitehall
Robert Bensend
Ernest Severinski
Independence
Weather record ships forecast for La Crosse region
Protect perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse for temperatures to 6 p m Wednesday north and west 30 degrees east and south 40 degrees La Crosse mostly cloudy cool to night Wednesday with light rain late tonight and Wednesday low 42 high 56 Wisconsin cooler west portion with scattered showers south and central rain and snow mix north Wednesday Minnesota fair east portion increasing clouds west with light rain mixing with snow tonight IOWA partly cloudy cooler with showers extreme east northwest tonight and north central Wednesday Mostly cloudy and slightly colder Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Sarit Reasserts Control in Thailand Coup
Marshal Sarit Thanarat again controls Thailand after dissolving the National Assembly and suspending the constitution. Premier Thanom Kittikachorn resigned, amid army faction friction. Sarit, recently treated for a liver ailment in Washington and England, returns to secret conferences amid plans for a new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Southeast Asia
Sarit
National Assembly
Truman Rejects 'Radical' Tag as Republican Term
Former president Harry S. Truman dismissed the label radical as a Democratic term and attributed it to Republicans. He noted the phrase came from Radical Republicans and criticized Eisenhower for calling the Democrats split on issues as political schizophrenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Radical Party
Thad Stevens
Thaddeus Stevens
Pennsylvania
Andrew Johnson
Hearings Set By Public Service Commission
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission issued a schedule of hearings in Madison and cities across the state. Oct 29 in Madison covers General Telephone Co. abandoning Grange Hall and Rock Elm Exchanges and transferring subscribers to Elmwood and Plum City exchanges with higher rates. Nov 5 Neenah water utility rate increase. Nov 6 Gilman plant purchase by Cream Valley Telephone Co. Nov 17 Fort Atkinson Railway Express Agency to end service and abandon stations at Merton and Bradford. Nov 18 Marinette Railway Express Agency to discontinue service and abandon Amberg and Middle Inlet stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
General Telephone Co
Grange Hall
Rock Elm
Pierce County
Elmwood
Plum City
Neenah
Gilman
Cream Valley Telephone Co
Gilman Telephone Co
Fort Atkinson
Locals Hold Rummage Sale at Congregational Church
Congregation al Church on Losey and Main hosts a rummage sale on Wednesday October 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Losey and Main
Khrushchev Warns of Crackdown on Drunkenness in USSR
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told farmers at Malinovka near Kursk that the government will enact sterner measures against drinkers and moonshiners. He cited a bill limiting restaurant patrons to one glass of spirits and urged a nationwide fight on drunkenness to protect health and family life. Moscow radio aired the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Malinovka
Kursk
Moscow
Deaths in Wisconsin and Iowa Areas Listed
A string of obituaries from Soldiers Grove Tomah and Waukon notes Gullard Reseland 45 died at his farm near Soldiers Grove. Other deaths include Caroline Thompson 69 in Soldiers Grove and Alfred Larsen 77 in Tomah. Herman Buege 84 in Nashua and John H McCann 59 in Tomah. Edith S Wells 74 of Tomah. Funeral details and survivors listed for each.
Loveland To Lead Wisconsin March of Dimes Campaign
Warren Loveland of La Crosse will head Wisconsin’s annual March of Dimes for the fourth year, with F John Barlow of Appleton sharing duties. Basil O'Connor announced the appointments from the National Foundation in Madison. Loveland, president of Cruade Inc, employs disabled workers and is father to a polio survivor. The program expands to cover virus diseases arthritis and birth defects with patient care for children up to age 18. The statewide drive, targeting six and a half million nationally, will run in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warren Loveland
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Loveland
F. John Barlow
Appleton
Basil O’connor
National Foundation
National Foundation For
Crusade, Inc
Barlow
Appleton Elks
Waverly Lodge 51
Tripoli Shrine
Fox Valley Traffic Club
Azco, Inc
Elks Club Hosts First Father Son Banquet
The Elks Club youth committee staged its first father son banquet in the club rooms Monday night. About 250 attended the dinner and program. Judge John Bosshard presided with Marvin Ramsey offering the invocation. A La Crosse State College PE trio performed a trampoline demonstration under Dr. Ernest Gershon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
John Bosshard
Marvin Ramsey
Ellis
Richard Zoerl
William Baker
Dan Lebakken
la Crosse State College
Ernest Gershon
David Hussey
Appleton
Thomas Morgan
Milwaukee
Terry Warner
Green Bay
Indianapolis
Ind
Howard R. Crews
George Kinsler
Carrol Weigel
Earl Kolcinski
Baker
Eugene Fry
Morris Reynolds
George Petrosik
Donald Sieger
the Elks
Judge Tehan Denies Gas Firms Motion
Milwaukee AP report says Judge Robert E. Tehan denied three natural gas firms a further bill of particulars in an antitrust case. The firms seek a second bill to support a venue change to Chicago, with People’s Gas Light and Coke Co. named in Chicago and others including American Natural Gas Co. and Northern Natural Gas Co. of Omaha. The defendants and top executives face a grand jury indictment alleging a conspiracy to monopolize transmission and sale of natural gas across Wisconsin Minnesota northern Michigan and parts of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Robert E. Tehan
U.S. District Court
Northern Illinois U.S. District Court
Chicago
John T. Chadwell
People’s Gas, Light and Coke Co
American Natural Gas Co
New York
Northern Natural Gas Co
Omaha
American Natural
Milwaukee Gas Light Co
Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline Co
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Illinois
Teen-Aged Couple Found Shot To Death In Secret Marriage
In Gaffney South Carolina a 15 year old girl Carol Parker Stephenson and 19 year old John Hale Stephenson were found shot to death in his parents home. Police say it appears to be a murder suicide. The couple wed privately Friday night and planned to keep the marriage secret to finish school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
S.C
Carol Parker Stephenson
John Hale Stephenson
Limestone College
Scout Program Told To PTA
Howard Gibson district Scout executive spoke at State Road PTA about Scouting benefits for growing boys. He showed Explorer age Boy Scouts films. PTA committees chaired by Bruce Hines and Mrs. Gerald McNamee with members listed, next PTA meeting set for Dec 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gibson
Gateway Area District
State Road Pta
Boy Scouts
Bruce Hines
PTA
Gerald McNamee
Curt Davis
Howard Hoff
Ray Pederson
Peter Liverzani
Jack Prester
Harold Olson
Lyle Harrison
Harding Johnson
Ex-Wife Shoots Ex-Husband. Man Jailed After Leg Wound
In Chippewa Falls, Orville Christopherson received five days in jail after his ex-wife shot him in the leg. He had a $10 fine for drunk and disorderly conduct unpaid, and was jailed while treatment for the wound occurred at the hospital. Police said Christopherson pounded on the door of his former wife’s Eau Claire County home after drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Knudtson
Blair
Trempealeau County
Whitehall
Frederick Henry Johnson
Galesville
James Gunderson
Gary Johnson
Edward Hayer
Ettrick
Dale Kindsley
Winona
Trempealeau
Johnson
Arlan Edward Gilmeister
Marcel George
Independence
Fred Shawley
Sparta
James Jacobson
Donald Bautch
Celia Iverson
Lincoln
John C. Quinn
Arthur Lien
Eugene Bijold
Miss Iverson
William J. Stellpflug
Clarence H. Johnson
Maynard L. Petrick
la Crosse
Coot
Billie G. Lemon
Stellpflug
Chippewa Falls
Orville Christopherson
Christopherson
Eau Claire
Soviets Report New Low-Yield Nuclear Test
Tokyo sources say the Soviet Union conducted another low yield nuclear test Monday. Seven observatories logged abnormal atmospheric pressure changes about 10:30 p.m. local time, with air shocks measuring 0.1 millibars and lasting 10 to 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan Central Meterological Agency
Mississippi River Forecast and Readings Update
River readings show flood stage at several stations with small changes in the next 24 hours. Highlights include Winona Dam No. 6 and Dam No. 7 pools near 54 and 47 respectively. La Crosse Dam No. 8 at 14.1. Prairie du Chien and Trempealeau area levels near minor changes. Little change expected in tailwater stages over the coming day. sunrise at 6 28 a.m. and sunset at 5 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
C.P
Sas
Ee Dam
T.W
Dakota
Es Dam
A Crosse LA
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempleau
Dodge
Black
Galesville
la Crosse
W.salem
Root
Houston
Hasting
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Public Hearing Planned on Zoning Change in La Crosse
The Common Council of La Crosse Wisconsin will hold a 7:30 PM hearing on November 6 1958 in City Hall to consider transferring Part of Block 5 Rublee and Gillette Addition from residential to commercial at 13th Madison Streets. Residents may appear in person by attorney or petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
la Crosse
Judiciary and Administration Committee
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
City of la Crosse
Rublee and Gillette
13Th and
Madison Streets
13Th Street
Madison Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plan
Joseph W. Losey
Mrs. Holgie Johnson
Whitehall, Wis
Trane Co
10Th
Pine Streets
Justice Court
City Hall
Alan Kowalski
Warren, Mich
Washington
Edward Kowalski
By Huell Warren JR
Kermit P. Stehr
Violet Zillig
Reuben Walters
Wood St
Marjory Yvonne LaFleur
Francis Gaarder
Lynd Ruby Olson
Robert Valentine
Hamilton St
Betty Florence Thomas
St. Ann's Maternity Annex
Ference Miller
Sperbeck
Marie Jenkins
Whitehall, Wis. Community Hospital
HNSON
Thanom Kittikachorn
Marshal P. Pibulsonggram
France
de Gaulle
Public Service Commission
Khrush
Gullard Reseland
Soldiers Grove
Ole Reseland
Ethel Hermans
Gallard Jr
David
Forest Salmon
Raymond Jones
Gays Mills
Joe
Readstown
Carstein
Minneapolis
South Kickapoo Lutheran Church
R. M. Christensen
Church
Chitwood
Caroline Thompson
la Vosse
Clarence
Hannah Davis
Sam Moer
Tom
North Kickapoo Lutheran Church
Chitwood Funeral Home
Alfred Larsen
Ninneman Funeral Home
B. F. Moore
Dannawag
Herman Buege
Waukon
Nashua
Ware
Mr. Buege
Germany
United States
Margaret Fink
Allamakee County
New Albin
Stanley
Elmer
Harold
Ossian
Albert
Harpers Ferry
Ferdinand
Emil
Amelia Zezulka
Lydia Bublitz
Martin Brothers Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
John McCann
John H. McCann
Ninneman
James Bailey
Ameida Dorothea Propp
Richland Center
Charles Propp
Rich
Edith Wells
Edith S. Wells
White Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Edith Johnson
Peter Johnson
Edward R. Wells
Christian Science Society of
Spanish War Veteran's Auxiliary
Order of the Eastern Star
Helping Hand Society
Edward
George
Europe
Howard
Dayton
Ohio
Rudolph
Marian) Millson
March of Dimes
Elks Committee
Tehan
Alice A. Dickson
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
YWCA
Allen
Coleman Slough
Lucky’s Tent and Awning CO
8Th Ave
Onalaska, Wis
Dial
Russell J. Gerwitz
Mason
Lax Wooleen Mills Co
P&w
Ray L. Revor
Jackson
Joe's
William Brown
Donald Barney
A. H. Schildman
Huffman Trucking
Don Mattie
P.g.terpstra
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