Kutzborsky marks 65 years at Segelke Kohlhaus Co
Carl Kutzborsky celebrated 65 years with Segelke Kohlhaus Co begun as a 13 year old apprentice in 1879. He joined full time at 18, later working across millwork and stair building including a Mayo Clinic interior project. He lives at 729 Fifth Ave S with wife Lenora Novak. they have a daughter and three grandchildren.
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Seus Company
Carl
Kutzkorsky
John
Carl Segelke
la Crosse
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Ward
Kutzborsky
South Second Street
Third Ward
Second Ward
Fourth and
King Streets
Reading
Miss
Fifth Avenue South
James
Lenora) Novak
Omaha
Neb
Robert Novak
Signal Corps
Italy
Warren Novak
Maryland
Charles
Union Pacific
Tribune
Segelke-Kohlhaus Company
Carl Kutzborsky
Salida School Hires Cole Wood and Sparks
In Salida the school district announces new hires Cole Wood and Sparks. The note indicates the staffing changes address a persistent problem and aim to ease difficulties next winter.
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Salida
Cole
Wood
Sparks
Mrs Mina Curtiss Smith novel sparks national curiosity
In her latest best seller, Mrs Mina Curtiss Smith notes readers nationwide, except Vermont, respond cautiously. A Vermonter friend says they approve the idea but want to know what happens to the rejects.
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N, Mass
Mina Curtiss Smith
Three Ayodhya Sadhus Claim Same Estate Heir
Evidence is gathered for Naib Tehsildar of Fazabad to decide rightful heir to a valuable estate shared by three Sadhus of Ayodhya who bear the same name.
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Ayodhya
India
Naib Tehsilar
Fyzabad
Vernacular Bible Published for Worrora Tribe
A Gospel version prepared by the British and Foreign Bible Society has been published for the Worrora, a tiny Australian Aboriginal tribe, to be used in their native speech. The work reflects efforts to translate scripture into local vernacular and aid regional religious outreach.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Smokers’ Habit Cited As Shame in Aunt Het Card
In a terse line from Aunt Het, Pa’s conscience isn’t stirred by smoking. The shame lies in smoke that no longer tastes right yet is continued out of habit.
Monkeys Reported In Philadelphia Yard Chase Ends With Clue
A Philadelphia gardener rang police to remove two five inch tall midget monkeys from his yard. Officers suspected monkey business but investigations continued as more details emerged.
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Philadelphia
Gardner
Superstition Links Hair and Nail Cutting to Moon Phase
In rural areas folk beliefs hold it is unlucky to cut hair or nails before the moon has passed full. The taboos reflect lingering traditional practices tied to lunar cycles.
Ike Moves His Command Post to Normandy
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower supreme commander of Allied forces moves his advance command post from Britain to Normandy by air to stay close to the fast rising offensive. Officers and enlisted personnel including Wacs live in tents in a camouflaged area under military police patrols. He makes rapid trips from an airfield near his quarters to confer with subordinate commanders while telephone links to London remain available.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Britain
Normandy
Associated Press
Howard Cowan
Wacs
Supreme Headquarters
Steel drains home front impact in 1943 energy use
In 1943 the steel industry consumed electricity enough to supply 17,178,000 families for 12 months, fuel oil to heat 1,406,000 homes for a year, and coal equivalent to a year’s consumption in 12,986,000 houses.
Librarian at State Teachers College Resigns After Seven Years
Announcement of Mrs. Catherine Crail resigning as librarian at La Crosse State Teachers College after seven years. She will become a cataloguer at Hamtramck Public Library in Detroit starting September 15. Crail holds an MLS and studied at UCLA and UW.
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LA Crosse
State Teachers College
Catherine Crail
la Crosse State Teachers College
Hamtramck Public Library
Detroit
Michigan mother relocates to La Crosse daughters' plans
The excerpt notes a family moving from Michigan to La Crosse. Mrs. Proctor remains employed at Trane in La Crosse, daughter Jane will be a freshman at Teachers College, Catherine will transfer from Teachers College to the University of Colorado in early October, and another daughter will stay in La Crosse.
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University of Michigan
John Proctor
Jane
la Crosse
Proctor
Trane Company
Teachers College
Catherine
University of Colorad
Hounded Buck Uses Pool as Refuge in New Jersey Chase
An antlered buck chased by dogs fled from the First Mountain woods into a pool on Curt Forstmann estate in Upper Montclair New Jersey. Local police pulled the animal from the water and it rested briefly before retreating back to the woods.
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Upper
Montclair
N. J
Curt Forstmann
Rival Claimants for First Macaroni Introduction
China Japan and Germany vie to be known as the originators of macaroni. The text notes this historic claim among nations. It also asserts a factual-sounding comparison that chickens from large eggs hatch bigger than those from small eggs.
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China
Japan
Germany
Africans Soldiers Studied For Diet Effects In East Africa Hospital
A dozen African soldiers are daily examined at a large East African Command hospital to study how different diets affect them. Nairobi reports say doctors measure chests test for night blindness and perform other checks as part of the experiment.
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East African Command
Nairobi
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