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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1946
Page
7
La Crosse County voters chose Republican candidates in Tuesday’s elections. Officials report preliminary tallies across districts with focus on local races and party representation.
Early returns from Wisconsin Republican primaries show incumbent Willem H. McNeight trailing Clifford W. Krueger in the 23rd district and William A. Freehoff behind Chester J. Dempsey in the 33rd. Other incumbents led or were unopposed across multiple districts as renomination races proceed.
Demand and Joseph Asmrin, world’s largest seller at 10 cents, promotes guaranteed quality and economy for St Joseph products.
Three boys are missing from their homes, two from Monroe county and one from Vernon county. La Crosse city and county police are asked to aid in the search. George Beigle, 12, a four foot ten husky boy in a bright T shirt and blue overalls, and Delmer Dassow, 14, about five feet tall in a dark shirt and dirty overalls, may be headed toward Woodstock Tl. Milo Ellefson, 15, five feet eight inches tall, 121 pounds, black hair and tan jacket with white sweatshirt and blue overalls, is the Vernon county youth missing.
Northern Ireland fish buyers protest limited supply with whiting the only available option. They urge government action to order fishmongers to offer a wider variety of species.
At 83 he defied his party and will serve a third term as Wisconsin governor. Goodland won despite Coleman backed opposition, carrying Dane and Milwaukee counties and securing a lead over Ralph Immell and others. Coleman urged party support for Goodland in the fall election.
John C. Toeller 75 died Tuesday in Battle Creek Michigan born September 27 1870 in La Crosse He once managed the Doerflinger company in La Crosse Survived by wife Emma Dagendish two sons George of Chicago Franz of Battle Creek a daughter Emmaline a brother Rt Rev Msgr Toeller of Wausau two sisters Mrs John Stangl La Crosse and Miss Anna Toeller Wausau and two grandsons Funeral services will be in Battle Creek Friday at a.m.
Maj Woodrow P. Swancutt from La Crosse and the crew of the B-29 Dave's Dream will fly to Waupaca for the veterans homecoming event on Saturday Aug 17. A nonstop flight from Roswell New Mexico to Truax Field Madison has been approved, with Swancutt piloting the plane over Waupaca before landing.
Gabriel Bahr 91 died in a local hospital Tuesday night. He is survived by four sons John, William, George and Frank. two daughters Mrs Louis Servais and Mrs William Jungen. 24 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 8:30 a m at Frank Bahr home and 9 a m at St Josephs Ridge Catholic Church with Rev John Pinion. Burial in La Crosse Catholic cemetery. Rosary Thursday 8:30 p m at Frank Bahr home.
Dr. H. M. Guilford, head of the bureau of communicable diseases, said reports show poliomyelitis increasing in Wisconsin. He cautioned that no future predictions can be made and noted September and October are historically peak months.
Thomas Moran a 76 year old retired laborer died Wednesday from a hip fracture suffered July 31 when struck by a motorcycle on a downtown street in Kankakee Illinois. Hawaii officially came under US jurisdiction in 1898.
The La Crosse Industrial Safety council announced a publicity drive with a $500 fund to publicize activities through newspapers radio billboards car cards and later an event for about 10 000 employees. The group aims to expand membership include Wisconsin Council of Safety soon and plans a Sept 30 meeting with state officials.
Two hundred Jewish orphans are living on a model estate at Nuernberg Germany once owned by Julius Streicher known for his anti Semitic activities.
Plane maker Howard Hughes, badly injured in a July 7 crash, had a motorized bed built at his request with hot and cold water. The six section bed uses 30 electric motors and custom spinal support as Hughes rests at a friend's home after 37 days in the hospital.
N E Schulze district manager of the United States employment service in La Crosse left Wednesday for Oshkosh to attend the Wisconsin chapter summer conferences of the International Association of Public Employment Services. IAPES includes over 15 000 personnel in the United States and Canada. Wisconsin chapter has more than 200 members.
The 10 ton world’s largest electro magnet at Belgrade University eye clinic in Yugoslavia is reportedly capable of drawing metal from eyes and, it is claimed, removing bullets from other body parts.
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