Hansen Enters Guilty Plea In La Crosse Court
A jury was dismissed as Hansen pleaded guilty to a night time entering crime. Judge Kopp sentenced him to one to five years in Green Bay reform school after the May 6 1950 theft of a .22 pistol from Helin’s store. Evidence included store inquiry, arrest on May 8 and later jail breaks. prior 1946 B& E offense and parole breach noted. Jury panel members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A
Coleman
Helin
Central Station
Hansen
T Eh
Milwaukee
State Crime Laboratory
Lamp
Tractor accident injures Irving farmer in Wisconsin
Albert L. Hansen of Irving, Wisconsin, was seriously injured when his tractor jackknifed on a grade and ran over him as he cleared a clogged corn picker. He suffered three fractured ribs, a broken collarbone and scalp injuries and was taken to a Black River Falls clinic after crawling to a nearby machine and summoning help. Hansen, a former Irving school board member and creamery worker, lived alone on scene until Peter Haagenson assisted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Albert L. Hansen
Irving Farmer
Hansen
Walter Hart
Peter Haagenson
Irving School Board
Voter Registration Totals Across States for 1948 Election
Estimated national registration rises to 69,954,478 with New York leading states at 6,432,685 and New York City at 2,806,448. California and Illinois show about 5.2 million and 5.2 million respectively. Ohio projects 5,000,000 registrants and a 3.5 million vote. Southern states report growth and rising New Negro voter participation as campaigns loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
Charles F. Sweeney
Illinois
Massachusetts
Oregon
Idaho
Florida
Georgia
Arkansas
South
U. S
Market summary Chicago cattle and grain prices report
Salable cattle 14,000 with steady to higher slaughter steer and yearling activity. Good and choice fed steers 29.00-33.75 with high loads 33.00-33.75. cows 15.50-21.25. bulls 24.50-26.75. Potatoes and cash grain mixed with No. 1 yellow corn around 1.54-1.83, soybeans near 2.59-2.65, and oats 0.84-0.86. Prices reflect varied weights and regional demand.
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New York
General Time South
Pac
Abbott Lab
Li's Aled Chemical Ltd
Allied Stores
Allis-Chalmers Mig
Northern Ry. Pf. Ltd
Ind
Sée
N. J
Car & Pédrc. al
Homestake Mining
Sverl
Drug Am
Gas & Elec
Hershey Stucebaker
Air Lin
Aire
U. 8
Armee Stee
S. Steel
Armour & Co
Kennecott & West
Kerstone
Woolworth
Baid. Loco
Zenith
Bendix
Libby
McN
L. B
Zenite Pd
Beth Steel
Montgomery Ward
Borg. Warn
Briggs Mig
National Biscuit
Ark
Budd Co
J. I
Nat
Dairy Pd
Nat. Steel
Ei. Bond, & Sh. Is
Caterpil. Tractor MN
Central
Ches. & Ohio
No. Am. Aviat. l
Ohio
Chicago
Chrysler
Packare M
Comw
Edis
Pan. Am. W. Aire
Int
Cellucotton
Cong. Nairn
Param. Pict
James Mig
Con
N. Gas
Penn. R. R. Penner Ij. C. It
Phillips Pet
Prentiss-Walters
USDA
Chicago Cash Grain
I/P
Indiana
Low & Ae
Swift & Co
Grass fire nips Ettrick and other market notes
Grass fire near Ettrick Wisconsin threatens buildings at Mrs Violet Pederson residence on the south side. Chicago market notes show live poultry prices steady to slightly down with various grades and receipts reported. butter bees and car prices listed with current bids and two day receipts.
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Ettrick
Wis
Violet Pederson
Livestock Prices Mixed As Slaughter Steers Hold Steady
South St Paul market reports mixed cattle values with calves and stockers showing ranges from 21 to 33 dollars. Good beef bulls quoted at 24 to 25 while hog bids open 35 to 40 points lower for light weights and sow bids down about 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Red Cross Seeks 150 Donors For Bloodmobile Visit Here
The Red Cross blood program seeks 150 more donors to reach a 260 pint county quota during the Avalon bloodmobile visit on Wednesday and Thursday. Appointments run 3 to 8 p m Wednesday and 9 a m to 3 p m Thursday with phone replacements available at 4 2252.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Avalon
la Crosse County
Madison
Hunters Search Fails For Missing Anglers Near Brownsville
La Crosse CAP and civilian planes, two air-ground rescue teams and local officials scoured Brownsville area using nets and a Fanta-Reed plane after hunters borrowed equipment. Despite two hours of daylight flight and 20 mph southeast winds, no trace was found by 10 a.m.. search called off. Local commander Richard Black led operations from La Crosse airport with pilots Gregory Oldenburgh James Given and observers Mil ton Sikaske Bruce Bierstadt.
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Houston County
la Crosse
Brownsville
Brice Prairie
la Crosse Civil Air Patrol
Richard Black
CAP
Walter Rose
Charles
Gregory Oldenburgh
James Given
Milton Sikaske
Bruce Bierstadt
la Crosse Flying Service
Kenny Espenes
Bill Leisgang
Fanta-Reed
Vern Lamp
la Crosse County
Minnesota Conservation Department
Oregon Floods Cut Roads and Isolate Cities
Floods on the Willamette near 12 feet and the Rogue river flooding Grants Pass isolate the town. In the Umpqua valley 1,000 people move to higher ground while Roseburg is declared in flood emergency and supplied by Red Cross. Bridges fail and highways 99 and 101 go under water as trains and buses face delays.
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Willamette
Snake River
Columbia
Clarkston
Ida
Weather Bureau
Snake of Columbia
Oregon
Umpqua River
Roseburg
Red Cross
Grants Pass
J. G. Bromley
California
U. S. Highways
U. S. 101
Reds Dig In Near West Berlin
East Germany's militarized police dug trenches and laid barbed wire at four sites near the West Berlin border during the weekend, according to American officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Hoodlum Roundup Nets 542 Suspects
NEW YORK reports a city wide pre election roundup capturing 542 suspects for vagabry with arrests ongoing toward November 7. Commissioner Murphy expects about 1,000 arrests by election day as Impellitteri condemns possible opposition tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas F. Murphy
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Impellitteri
Ballots Available for November Election Requests Issued
County Clerk Esther M. Domke announces mail ballot requests must reach by at least three days before the November 7 election. Voters away from town may vote in office 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until November 6. Ill or unable voters may request absentee ballots by telephone or mail, with urgency urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Domke
Miss Domke
Local man rushed to hospital after heart attack
Police reported Frank Bullock aged 49 of 1122 Losey Boulevard South was taken by ambulance to a local hospital at 1 26 p m Saturday after suffering a heart attack according to police records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bullock
Losey Boulevard
Plan To Lay Off Harvester Workers
Milwaukee plans to lay off nearly four thousand International Harvester Co workers indefinitely after AFL union 22631 rejected a three day week. Remaining five day staff will be chosen by seniority as CIO UAW strikes pressure production cuts. About 300 workers worked Monday while 1,500 will stay on five days pending seniority rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Works
International Harvester Co
AFL Federal
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
J. E. Oberwesser
Forces Stalemate Near Chosin Reservoir in Korea
Allied forces push toward the Chosin hydroelectric reservoir about 40 miles from Manchuria as North Korean troops defend fiercely. The U S 24th division’s fifth regimental combat team advances near Kusong, with heavy casualties reported and 115 prisoners, including two Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chosin
Manchurian
Manchuria
ROK
Hamhung
U. S
William Jorden
Kusong
Grating Damages Car In Shelby Crash
Richard H. Pearse of 204 South 26th street reported a loose highway grating caused extensive damage to his car after passing another vehicle on the curve near the Five Mile House. The 3 p.m. Sunday crash at highways 14 and 35 left damage to the left wheels running board rear fender and door. no injuries to Pearse or his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Pearse
South 26Th Street
Shelby
Pearse
Five Mile House
Bice Addresses Fireside Forum on State Issues
Raymond C. Bice, candidate for re election to the state assembly, spoke at Wesley Methodist church about state finances education public welfare veterans affairs lobbying and reapportionment. He cited 6 million for a university library 16 million for institutional construction 16 million for veterans housing and 23 million for educational aids plus 13 million for new mental health buildings and 1 million for staff. A round table followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Bice
Wesley Methodist Church
Rice
United States
Bice
Aldermen Set to Resume Budget Deliberations
Common council committees will resume deliberations on the 1951 tentative city budget at 7 30 p m Monday. Health and recreation department budgets are scheduled for scrutiny and review during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Recreation Departments
Post Office Filing Notice From La Crosse Wisconsin
Filing notice indicates the document was entered as second class matter on June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
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Ord
Ered
Green Bay
Winona Livestock
Minnesota
Chicago Grain Table
Afi
Gulbransen
Stratford
Main Street
Souuth
ST. Paul Livestock
Reds
Pocahontas
People’s Ice & Fuel CO
Korea
Fireside Forum
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
George W. Hall
King St., la Crosse, Wie
LABOR
Congressman Withrow
3Rd District
Conference For
Withrow
Gardner R. Withrow
Conference For Political Education
Gardner Withrow
Congress
Capital Times
Wisconsin
Campaign Committee
George Hall
Citizens Non- Partisan Conference
AFL
Townsend Clubs
REA
Railroad Brotherhoods
Farm Union
King Street
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