Elks Honor Members At Memorial Services In Milwaukee County
Judge Roland J. Steinle led annual memorial services for La Crosse lodge No. 200 Elks at the Elk’s Club. He spoke honoring deceased members, their faith, and dedication to charity and brotherly love, noting veterans who died for country and the Elks’ mission of happiness and justice. Logan High School assisted in ritual work under x. G Amundson.
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la Crosse Lodge No. 200
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Roland J. Steinle
Milwaukee County
Elk’s Club
Steinle
The
Elks
Bosom
the Elks
God
Logan High School
X. G Amundson
College Gives Concert Friday
The sixth annual State Teachers college music concert will be presented at the Vocational school assembly on Friday at 10 30 am directed by Dr Thomas Annett. The girl s choir of 45 voices will sing and the college band will perform. Soloists and a girl s trio will also appear with other musical organizations and La Crosse soloists.
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State Teachers College
Vocational School
Vocational School Assembly
Thomas Annett
la Crosse
Camp
Erie Moves to Block Colorado Beetle Invasion
The Erie government acts to keep the Colorado Beetle from entering the United States, deploying inspection measures and quarantine steps at border points to protect crops and local agriculture.
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Erie
Colorado
Ube
Robert Taylor Eyes Return to Screen Roles Soon
Hollywood star Robert Taylor wonders if fans remember him after three-year quiet spell since Song of Russia. He may tackle mystery or psychological stories, plans a year‑start return, and will pursue hunting, golf, tennis, and selective acting, with Gov. Jimmie Davis rumored to invite him to Louisiana.
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Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Bob
MGM
California
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Navy
Baby Toland Loses Britain’s Biggest Baby Title
George Patrick Toland of Horrabridge England was named Britain’s biggest baby at two weeks old, then lost the title to his cousin. He stands two feet tall. meanwhile in Dublin a sister of his father has given birth to a 14 pound girl.
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George Patrick Toland
Horrabridge
Engd
Britain
Baby George
Sergeant
M. Toland
Sergeant Toland
Dublin
Ireland
Australia to Depart 1000 Allied Civilians Soon
Australia says 1000 Japanese and Italian civilians held there will be deported to their countries as shipping becomes available. Europe faces 1945 crops 20 to 25 percent below 1944 levels.
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Australia
Europe
Negro Division in World War II Bougainville Campaign
The 93rd Infantry Division, the first major Negro unit to see combat in WWII, fought from Empress Augusta Bay Bougainville to Morotai and the Philippines. They advanced along the Numa Numa Trail and Sana river, securing territory and disrupting Japanese supply lines before moving to the Pacific final theater. The patch features a French helmet reflecting battles under French command in World War I.
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93Rd Infantry Division
93Rd
Empress Augusta Bay
Bougainville
Solomons
Treasury Islands
Morotai
Haimaheras
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Laruma River
Sana River
Torokina River
New Guinea
Tokyo
Young women win national 4 H wardrobe contest
Bonnie Christison, 19, of Elkhorn Wisconsin, among 12 winners in the national 4 H wardrobe contest. Each winner received a two hundred dollar scholarship. In Lincoln England two tenants with leases from 1887 to 1889 must quit their premises as part of the city's medieval archway overhaul for civic needs.
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Chicago
Bonnie Christison
Elkhorn
Wis
Lincoln
England
Social Worker Boosts Tuberculosis Program at Oak Forest Sanatorium
La Crosse county's tuberculosis control program gains from a medical social worker at Oak Forest sanatorium. Dr. G D Reay says the social worker fills the gap between physician and patient, ensuring proper sanatorium care and addressing personal problems that may hinder recovery.
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la Crosse County
Oak Forest
Belgian fishermen leave Fleetwood charities four thousand
Belgian fishermen who returned to Ostend after five war years in Fleetwood England left 4000 pounds to Fleetwood charities in appreciation of local kindness.
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Ostend
Fleetwood
England
Yamashita Reflects on Singapore Battle and Luck
Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita known as the Tiger of Malaya says in a Manila interview that luck saved his forces at Singapore. He claims British forces were large but he faced fewer troops and notes missed heavy artillery and easier offensives versus defense. He compares Malay and Philippines campaigns and credits luck for avoiding annihilation.
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New York
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Malaya
Manila
Mutual Broadcasting System
Singapore
Philippines
Tomatoes Near Peppers Take Neighbors Shape
Plymouth Ind Mrs Harry Millise is puzzled as tomatoes planted next to peppers in her garden have taken on pepper like shapes. She notices distinct similarities in the fruit showing cross shaped forms and pepper influenced contours.
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Plymouth
Ind
Harry Millise
Government bans freezing of building materials in snow delay
During a South Africa snow storm officials announced a policy forbidding freezing of building materials. Factories and suppliers reported materials remained exposed as snow blanketed sites.
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South Africa
New List of Japs Raises War Crimes Question in Tokyo
General MacArthur orders arrest of 59 Japanese figures as war crimes suspects including Field Marshal Hata and Baron Hiranuma. The rogues gallery spans imperial princes, ex premiers, cabinet ministers, Zaibatsu leaders, and military officials. The Diet session may frame war responsibility as it reviews Tojo era figures.
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MacArthur
Privy Council
Zaibatsu
Japan
Kempeitai
Thought Police
Imperial Rule Assistance Association
Shunroku Hata
Hideki Tojo
Hata
Hiroshima
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Germany
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Koji Hirota
Naoki Hoshino
Saburo Ando
Home Ministry
Tojo
Diet
Sotaro Ishiwata
Nashimoto
Jaycees Meet On Tuesday
The Junior Chamber of Commerce holds a regular membership meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m at the American Legion club rooms. All members should attend to discuss December and January projects. Action will be taken on inviting a queen for the St Paul ice carnival and on sponsoring the Safety Clown Cap for school safety.
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