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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1946

Page

11

Abundance Of 4-H Club Entries For Inter-State Fair

County 4-H leaders report the Inter-State Fair will feature numerous exhibits with booths from Neshonoc Council Prairie Mormon Coulee Long Coulee and Bangor. La Crosse county Homemakers add three booths Adams Valley Hamilton and Hats Made By Homemakers. All booths must be in place by Tuesday evening except food entries which arrive Wednesday. Food exhibits may be removed Thursday after judging. Vegetables for the Tray exhibit must be ready by 9 a.m. Thursday.

Neshonoc Council Prairie Mormon Coulee Long Coulee Bangor la Crosse County Anita Gundlach Adams Valley Hamilton

Veterans Plan Reunion for 385th Infantry at Hotel New Yorker

First reunion of Headquarters company 385th Infantry, 76th Division will be at the Hotel New Yorker in New York on September 1 and 2. The unit, formerly stationed at Camp McCoy, will hold two brief business meetings to organize officers for a permanent group. Attendees are asked to write to the Hotel New Yorker for reservations, indicating the organization name.

385Th Infantry 76Th Infantry Division Hotel New Yorker New York Camp McCoy John Meissner

38 Hurt as Bus Skids in Chicago

A Greyhound bus overturned on a wet South Side street injuring 38 passengers, with four still in hospital and none in serious condition. Police and rescuers freed passengers as gasoline drenched the wreck. driver Ralph A. Rodgers cited for reckless driving.

Chicago Greyhound Lake Michigan South Side Ralph A. Rodgers Maumee New York South 57Th Street Jackson Park Annie Parson Antigo Wis Lena Boyce St. Louis Forrest Brodie Alberta Peoria

Contests at Rivoli Theater Honor Silent Film Year Mix

The Rivoli Theater sponsors a contest during the August 6 celebration of talking motion pictures. Readers name 20 film titles from stills, with four prizes including passes of various lengths. Entries must be clipped pasted on paper with names and addresses and mailed to the La Crosse Tribune Contest Editor by midnight August 14.

Rivoli Theater la Crosse Tribune

Surplus government property sale set at Western Electric Eau Claire

Government surplus valued at more than 175000 dollars will be sold by the War Assets Administration at Western Electric in Eau Claire Wisconsin starting August 12. Items include electrical fittings shop furniture and fixtures hardware and more with a special unit for veterans certificates based on honorable discharge evidence available in Eau Claire and La Crosse veterans offices.

Minneapolis Minn Western Electric Company Eau Claire Wis War Assets Administration la Crosse

Nesting Material Carried by Brush-Tailed Rat-Kangaroos

In Australia brush tailed rat kangaroos carry their nesting materials with their tails. This adaptation helps them gather and transport bedding while foraging, aiding in den creation and maintenance across habitats.

Australia

Lion visits Durango couple during camping night

In Durango Colorado C L Murray camping near the city limits heard a deep cough and found a mountain lion in the darkness. He fled to his car for a rifle while the lion prowled past his wife and escaped. A second dawn vigil ended with two shots. The next night they shot and killed a coyote. The Swiss first used nickel for coins.

Durango Colo C. L. Murray Murray

Veterans Here Re-Enlist in U S Army from La Crosse Station

Enlistments and re enlistments reported by 1st Lieut C T Harris cover seven men and one set of cases from Tomah Gil lingham and Richland Center. Names include Richard William Douglas Edwin Arnold Schendel Kenneth James Maron Ben Nottingham Henthorn John C Hinkel Robert Warner Sigrist Donald James Walker and Irvin Edward Hatcher with varied assignments Pacific theater Caribbean defense and Army Air Forces including three year terms and noted next of kin and prior service dates.

U. S. Regular Army la Crosse Station C. T. Harris Richard William Douglas Tomah Army Air Forces Pacific Theater Elaine Schuckhardat Edwin Arnold Schendel Margaret R Ronald E William Schendel Margaret Eggerto Milwaukee 747Th Field Artillery Kenneth James Maron Keith H. Maron Gillingham Ordnance Department Ben Nottingham Henthorn George Street Transportation Corps Caribbean Defense Command Etta Henthorn John C. Hinkel Mississippi Street Helen Hinkel Cora Ann John Clyde Robert Warner Sigrist Lester Sigrist Richland Center Donald James Walker R. J. Yuba Wis Lenia Walker Highland Medical Department Set Irvin Edward Hatcher Edward Hatcher R. 1 Yuba 3508Th Army Air Forces BU

Frozen Flavor Peas Preserve Flavor After Boiling and Freezing

A study claims peas boiled eight minutes then frozen in water retain flavor indefinitely when later cooked, suggesting a method to preserve taste in frozen peas.

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