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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1944

Page

3

Safety Record Set By Crews in 1944 Bulletin Highlights Progress

ST PAUL Minnesota the department reports a halving of accidents in the first third of 1944 compared with 1943. Officials note 37 accidents versus 2 in the same month last year amid a departmental safety contest across 16 highway districts. Several districts achieved perfect records while one accident involved maintenance crews. one employee faced contributory negligence charges.

ST. Paul Minna Ean Aed Haeay

City County Building Plan Moves Forward In Discussion

City and county officials met at the courthouse to discuss combining the city hall and county courthouse under one roof amid concerns over inadequate current facilities. The group agreed to thorough investigations and to report to the state board after reaching a joint agreement on the proposal.

City Planning Board Board of Public Works County Planning Board Court House J. J. Verdota Common Council West Salem Asylum Ing

Entertaining Trempealeau Board Members At Whitehall Golf Club

Emil Rotering of Arcadia chaired a gathering of Trempealeau county selective service board members at the Ashton Golf Club in Whitehall. Major G. E. Seaman spoke on the SSS role in the reemployment program under the GI bill for veterans.

Selective Service Board Golf Whitehall Wis Emil Rotering Arcadia Trempealeau County Selective Service Board Asentin Golf Club G. E. Seaman State Selective Service Board Madison Seaman Service Board Martin Wiemer Independence Theodore Hanson Blair Martin Severson Caledonia H. N. Larson Lon Tubbs Leonard Larson Galesville Nels Johnson Clarence H. Johnson Anton Wold J. C. Tyvand O. J. Eggum H. J. Elstad A. T. Twesme R. L. Alvarez Eggum Trempealeu County Jas = Kostner C. E. Fugina Revina Andrezejewsk

Public Experiment A Nebraska Shown in Street Confrontation

A man tries to walk in the street under police watch while claiming he is sober in jail. Nels Sorenson intervenes shouting to stop the drift and prove his sobriety amid the public scene.

Nels Sorenson

Desert Dwellers Use Digestion to Create Water

In arid lands some animals rely on metabolic water from digestive processes. They convert most ingested foods into moisture to survive where drinking water is scarce.

One Rent Issue OPA Is Unable To Handle

A Omaha tenant asked OPA to compel his landlady to resume making his bed after rent control. The tenant quipped he would not hang up his pajamas. OPA rent division attorney Charles Yost said they could not help with that problem even if pajamas were hung.

OPA Omaha Neb Charles Yost OPA Rent Division

Turkey Forecasts 65 000 Tons Grapes and 40 000 Tons Figs

Officials project this year’s harvest to reach over 65 thousand tons of grapes and more than 40 thousand tons of figs as growers enter peak picking season across major producing regions.

Turkey

Manville's No 5 Wins Another Divorce

Actress Bonnie Edwards 24, fifth wife of asbestos heir Tommy Manville, divorced Algernon K. Barbee 51, bottling company owner. Edwards testified Barbee never slept, knocked her down, and became angry when she refused champagne for breakfast.

Los Angeles Algernon K. Barbee Bonnie Edwards Tommy Manville Barbee

Class I Railroads Employ Over 1.345 Million in 1943

The major U S railroads reported a workforce exceeding 1,345,000 persons as of April 1943, reflecting wartime production demands and expanded freight activity across the nation.

United States

Deepening Of New Water Well Proposed To Common Council

The board of public works asks the common council to deepen the Losey boulevard and Green Bay street water well to raise from 1350 to 2100 gallons per minute. City Engineer John Barth explains extending the screen 20 more feet at $102 per foot, totaling 2040 dollars, plus shaft extension at four dollars per foot.

Common Council Losey Boulevard Green Bay Street Board of Public Works John Barth

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