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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1944

Page

2

Soldiers for City Jobs During Christmas Rush

Soldiers from Chicago, Milwaukee and La Crosse are called to aid in essential labor during the Christmas rush. Three temporaries this weekend include Pvt. Peter Savastano, with transfer firms and the Gateway City Transfer Co. utilizing service members. E Wallace Evans of USES says Andrew Johnson has long arranged such placements and asks employers to report to the USES office in the Exchange building.

Chicago Milwaukee la Crosse Gateway City Transfer Co Pvt Peter Savastano E. Wallace Evans Evans Andrew Johnson Exchange

Last Of Doolittle Raiders Escape From Soviet Internment

The five Doolittle Raiders who landed in Russia during the 1942 Tokyo raid escaped from internment after months of captivity. They belonged to the B 25 bomber crew that attacked Tokyo on April 18, 1942, later interned in the Soviet Union with little U S attention.

Doolittle Russia U. S Washington James H. Doolittle United Tes Ikkyo China Soviet Union United States Ver

In the Churches Adventist and Other Faith Services

La Crosse list of Adventist and numerous Christian services across denominations on Liberty and Clinton, Calvary and First Baptist, Catholic parishes, Congregational, Episcopal, Evangelical Free, Lutheran, Methodist, and more with service times, sermons, and religious instruction notes. Local clergy include J H Meier, Robert L Hille gas, Rev W F Huxford, M Vanderbeck, Msgr Peter Pape, Rev L B Keegan, Rev Joseph Kundinger, and others.

First Baptist Church 6Th Street Main and King W. F. Huxford Lansing Mich

Masonic Lodge Elects Executives At Meeting

Frontier lodge No. 45 F and A M announces installation of officers for 1945 at the Masonic temple Eighth and Main streets on Dec 29. Newly elected officers include Worshipful Master Wallace Massey Senior Warden Gereld Philpot Junior Warden C treasurer O Jy Peterson Secretary L Dean and Trustee A D Sanial.

Frontier Lodge No. 45 A.M Masonic Temple Eighth Main Streets J. E Wallace Massey Gereld Philpot O. Jy. Peterson L. Dean A. D. Sanial

Fuel Oil Consumption Set At Eighteen Percent

A government estimate places fuel oil consumption at eighteen percent of the total ration as of today. Authorities cite limited supply and ongoing distribution controls affecting civilian and industrial usages.

Ee Ee Homestes

USO Hosts Reassign War Fund Drive Help

Junior hostesses of the USO are asked to assist the war fund drive not the war bond drive as stated Friday. All hostesses assisting in solicitation should contact the USO.

Forty four small vessels declared surplus for armed forces

The navy requisitioned forty four small vessels including power yachts motor sailors house boats and sailing craft for military use. Bids must include 25 percent of the offered price and will be accepted by WSA through December 22.

Washington WSA

Central Music Groups Entertain At Assembly

Central high school presented an assembly featuring the orchestra and choir under music director Harmer Root. The program included waltzes and works by world masters, with choir pieces Breathe On Me Breath of God and Let all Mortal Flesh Keep Silence and a solo by Ardell Kienholz All Through the Night. The string quartet performed two selections with Berg Molzahn Johnson and Lyden.

Central High School Harmer Root Root Ardell Kienholz

Presbytery To Hold Sunday Youth Rally

Youth rally organized by First Presbyterian Church La Crosse at Galesville church Sunday at 3 p.m. Participants meet at Cargill house 2 p.m. Call Ruth Sorenson 2039 W by Saturday to reserve. Rally closes with Communion at 7 30 p.m.

Stoddard Methodist Church Stoddard Wis Reuben Francis Halberg la Crosse Moody Chapel Moody Memorial Chapel Ne Road E. F. Butler Open Bible South Eighth Street E. R. Briggs Paul Hartman South America Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Sixth and King Streets A. J. Niebruegge D. D Cargill House Galesville Gg of la Eeemetery Adheteren First Presbyterian Church of

Local shops advertise rebuilt army shoes and sauerkraut supper

Locals promote rebuilt army shoes at West Avenue Shoe Corner at West Avenue and Adams. Sauerkraut supper and bazaar planned for Tuesday December 5 at St. John’s Reformer Church at 12th and Market. Aprons in many new styles at 819 Division with phone 1254 J.

West Avenue Adams St. John’s Reformer Church

New Citizens SM. Ann's: Dec. 1 birth notices

Births announced from Norwalk Wisconsin and La Crosse Wisconsin list a daughter born December 1 to Mr and Mrs Peter Schreier of Norwalk and a son born November 28 to Lieut and Mrs Frank Martin associated with Merion Smith La Crosse.

SM. Ann's Peter Schreier Norwalk Wis Seone Tee Sat Serpa Chaseburg Florence Quantico Mation Hospital Frank Martin Merion Smith la Crosse

Franco Regime Faces Trouble

The London Times described Generalissimo Francisco Franco's regime as increasingly insecure and warned that any change could erupt in a catastrophic upheaval or civil war. The paper noted Spaniards may look to Britain for liberty and compromise while stressing no British interest in preserving a regime allied with enemies.

London London Times Francisco Franco Britain Times

Thousand Club Invited to Roosevelt Fourth Term Inaugural

President Roosevelt directs that members of the One Thousand club of Democratic campaign contributions be invited to the fourth term inaugural at the White House. A committee headed by Senator Byrd awaits lists as Truman faces oath timing. Over 600 listed, with Dewey condemning the move as selling privilege.

Washington Roosevelt White House Harry S. Truman Truman Capitol Congress Byrd D-Va One Thousand Club Thomas E. Dewey New York Wherry Nebraska

Home Again Pigeon Reunites With Coop After Army Service

G I Joe the pigeon returns to his home coop in Elgin after 21 months of military service. Stationed at Camp Crowder Missouri he aided breeding efforts. Leonard W Peterson, a pigeon hobbyist, notes Joe’s offspring now carry messages at the fort.

Elgin Ill G. I. Joe Army Joe Camp Crowder Leonard W. Peterson

Meyer pleads guilty in Sparta for breaking and entering home

Wilmer Meyer of Sparta pleads guilty to breaking and entering his estranged wife's home before Judge O W Sprecher. He is released on bond pending work placement away from Sparta and a restriction on contacting his former wife.

Sparta Wil Wilmer Meyer Sparte O. W. Sprecher Edna Lees Maryland South Carolina Taychedah Lois Ross Kiows. Kan

Marriage Licenses Sparta Wis Nov 29 and More

Marriage licenses list Elsie Huff of Wellington and Von H Wildenroft of Wonever Nov 29. Dorothy Mae Sheldon of Rheidon and James L Blackburn of Leon Nov 30. Oscar Johnson and Hare Vv Indah West Salem to be married Dec in La Crosse.

Sparta Wis Elsie Huff Wellington von H. Wildenroft Wonever Dorothy Mae Sheldon Rheidon James L. Blackburn Leon la Crosse Oscar Johnson West Salem Hare Vv Indah

Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook

American and British soldiers are compared by AP writer William Smith White who served with multiple armies. He notes Americans excel in initiative and mechanical savy while the British Tommies excel in defense and morale, with each complementing the other, and praises American armor know-how.

American First Army William Smith White Associated Press France Bill Tommy John Doughboy Tommy Atkins

Unity in Heaven and the Call to Christian Unity

A Sunday sermon reflection on the International Uniform Lesson outlines argues that Heaven has no religious divisions and urges unity among Catholics Protestants and Jews. The author recalls past sectarian strife and cites Jesus prayer for unity as a guiding example for all believers in right living and shared humanity.

International Council of Religious Education

War Brings Allied Unity Across Faiths

In this wartime outlook, nations unite and people of different faiths Jews Catholics and Protestants join in common purpose. Old prejudices fade as collective resolve grows amid global conflict.

Would It Be Terrible If No One Cared After Our Death

The passage contemplates whether society would mourn a person who dies or is shunned for wrongdoing. It contrasts the pain of losing a loved one with the fear of being seen as worthless by the community. It also reflects on wartime sacrifice and the desire for brave conduct among those fighting.

Jesus John Apostle Mohammed

Unity in faith and right living for a united nation

A sermon asserts that nations endure when citizens from Jews, Protestants, and Catholics know right from wrong and vote for the right. It emphasizes unity of purpose, sanctification through truth, and the church as one body in Christ, citing John 17 and Paul’s letters.

Regional Wisconsin Tax Law Meeting In La Crosse

La Crosse County Bar Association and State Bar of Wisconsin arrange a regional meeting at the Stoddard hotel Monday starting 4 p m. Louis Meldman and John Nevin will address estate and gift taxation and inheritance topics. A dinner follows at 6 30 p m with open discussion and a social gathering planned.

la Crosse

Communism Ghost Said To Seek Alliance With U S Capitalism

Home Secretary Herbert Morrison warned at a Yorkshire Labour conference that the Communist party shows signs of seeking cooperation with certain forces in several countries and hints at an alliance with American capitalism. He stressed he fears neither strong party membership nor a leftward shift, preferring critique of excesses on the right. Morrison noted Britain's Labour government remains cautious about the Comeau affiliation bid.

Huddersfield England P -Home Herbert Morison Communist Party Unite States Morrison Yorkshire British Labor Party Rema Comeau Britain Labor Party

Fight Looms Over Two F R Appointments

Washington reports a partisan clash over confirming two Roosevelt surplus war property administrators. Senator Chandler accuses Republicans of making it a party fight while Democrats push for a closed committee review next Tuesday after hearings by the Senate military committee.

Washington Roosevelt Seb Chandler D-Ky Senate Edward H. Heller

Counterfeit Gasoline Probe Is Revealed in Seattle

A four month investigation into counterfeit gasoline coupons ended with six arrests in Seattle. Secret Service officials said the operation extended to distribution points in Chicago and Cleveland and that over half a million gallons of gasoline had been sold on the coupons in and around Seattle.

Seattle A Price Administration U. S. Cret Service Chicago Cleveland George T. Masury Secret Service Masury

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Henry C. Cassidy Adventist Seventh-day Adventist Church Liberty and Clinton Street J. H. Meier Calvary Baptist Church Charles and Logan Streets Robert L. Hillegas Seventh Street Seventh Winnebago Streets M. Vanderbeck Holy Cross Church S. Andrzejewski St. James Windsor Caledonia Streets L. B. Keegan Paul N. Flad St. John’s Catholic Church Corner St. James and Avon Joseph Kundinger Lloyd F. Geissler Mother of Perpetual Help King Streets V. J. Plecity D. J. O'Reilly Ceausen Parker Joseph L. Brake St. Wenceslaus Church Winnebago Msgr Ferdinand Cech Christian Science First Church of Christ King Street God Batavian Bank Fourth c Church OF Christ Church of Christ Cass Streets Hyslop Children’s Church University of Life College Club Episcop Christ Episcopal Church Robert D. Winter Evangelical Free Evangelical Free Church John Eliefson Market Street Christopher Boland Trinity Mormon Coulee E. F. Menger Zion Brownsville Minn Gospel Tabernacle Theos Gospel Tabernacle North Street Onalaska Ah’s Jehow Witnesses Kingdom Hall Linker Building Ed Poss Avenue la Ccrosse Church of the Wong Oe Wisconsin J. Rick Jackson Street Lutheran English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity 16Th Harold N. Stoffel Luther Leagues First Lutheran Church West Avenue South Cameron Walter A. Schumann Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Avon and St. Paul Streets Walter E. Gutzke Our Savior’s Lutheran Sixth Division Streets George Ulvilden de Soto St. Paul's Lutheran Division Street Mars A. Dale Elm Grove Lutheran Students’ Association Reeneemee Luther League South Avenue Lutheran Church Otto A. Pagels Trinity Lutheran Sill and Charles Streets Carl O. Pederson First Lutheran Carl O. Et Sill Street Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Park Avenue 16Th Street T. J. Mueller Bethel Lutheran Church George and Sill Streets O. S. Paulson Methodist Jackson and Johnson Street Phen J. Lambright Methodist Youth Fellowship First Methodist Church Eighth and King W. Ross Conner Salzer Church First Church Salzer Memorial Methodist Church Seventh and Ferry Salter Church French Island North Presbyterian Church Avon Logan L. C. Smith YWCA Main Street Stephen J. Lambright Caledonia Street Methodist Church Northside Presbyterian Church Salvation Army Vine Street Warren C. Johnson Young Peoples Salvation Meeting Masonic Lodge USO Moen Photo Service Arthur G. Benson Presbytery Thousand Club F.R Justice Court Temale Leo Stratton Tunnel City Chris Hendricksen Highway 12 Reynolds’ Court George DePord Warrens William Martin Hendricksen Otto Sommerfield Plymouth South Pettibone Island Alvin Holt South 26d Street Paul Echenberg Happy Weise Mississippi Street Emma Johnseon South 18Th Street Brazil No-Man's Land Hal Boyle Johnny Doughboy WM. Southern, JR Heaven Lincolnpinch Studio McCoyrth Jay Jno Paul Jesus Christ Sosthenes Church of God Corinth Christ Jesus Lord Jesus Christ F. R Barney's Shine Parlor Pearl St Women’s Army Corps The U. S. Army Recruiting Office U. N. Bank Eau Claire
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