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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
9
Advertisements from E. C. Hougen and George Senn Realty seek ready and cash buyers for all types of city homes. Listings include a new five room house and a five or six room modern home with contact details in La Crosse.
The agriculture department warns displaced farm workers will not return quickly, predicting about a year to restore labor. For 1945 crops 109000 foreign workers and 122000 war prisoners were used. no prisoners will be available. House bill to fund 48000 foreign workers was rejected after debate on labor costs and domestic labor alternatives.
In La Crosse County Wisconsin In County Court. Letters of administration issued to Howard A Kelberger. All claims against Cynthia A Kelberger deceased must be presented to the County Court in La Crosse by March 4 1946. Claims examined March 5 1946 at 10 oclock AM. Dated December 1 1946. By order of the Court R V Ahlstrom Judge Hale Skemp & Nietsich Attorneys.
In the matter of the estate of Albert Beitlich, deceased, late of La Crosse Wisconsin, claims against the estate must be presented to the County Court at La Crosse on or before April 23, 1946. All claims will be examined at a term of court on April 30, 1946 at 10:00 AM. Dated November 23, 1945. Frank H. Grover, Attorney.
Representative Alvin E. O'Konski claims UNRRA delivered no aid to Poland and that supplies reached the country only through the Russian controlled black market. He labels the Polish government as an administration of Quislings appointed by Stalin during a Polish American congress meeting in Elizabeth New Jersey.
Rosetti Haos, an arms manufacturer, sent a bill to Buenos Aires for 5930 dollars for arms claimed stolen and 2500 dollars for damages to the premises from recent street clashes.
A Japanese army officer Lieut Takehiro Tazaki awaits execution after an Australian court at Wewak New Guinea convicted him of eating flesh from a deceased Australian soldier on July 19. A Morotai court found Capt Tokio Iwasa responsible for bayoneting an Australian soldier on March 23 1945. Tazaki and Iwasa are the first Japanese war crime convicts in the Pacific.
Washington statement urges all revenues from motor vehicle use taxes be spent only on highways. It argues misusing these funds for non highway purposes imposes unfair taxation on motor vehicle users.
Charles Hudgins, 21, of Norfolk, Virginia, the 2,000,009th soldier to be returned from the European theater, will be released at 2 30 p m today from the Fort Meade separation center in Maryland.
Hollywood reports film director Mervyn Leroy plans to wed Chicago socialite Kathryn Spiegel widow of Sidney Spiegel. The marriage is slated for February 1.
Kathryn Fost a 17 year old Racine resident died when the car she rode in crashed into a telephone pole on the Four Mile road north of Racine.
Verman R. Salmon 32, a former Milwaukee flyer and Lockheed test pilot in Burbank California, is named the outstanding Wisconsin pilot of 1945 by the Wisconsin Civil Air Corps. President Gordon D. Leonard announced Saturday. He will receive the citation at a civic dinner in Milwaukee tentatively set for Jan 26.
Manila report says Lieut. Col. Jack B. Dunn in charge of Pacific re enlists announced 11 835 men signed up for additional duty last week breaking all regular army records. He cited industrial unrest at home and the new 20 year retirement plan as factors.
Harvey Kitzman president of Local 180 UAW CIO said union reps will meet with J I Case officials in Racine to explore possible agreement after four demands were sent via international rep Lawrence Carlstrom. Union plans a strike if unresolved. Contract expired April 28 1944.
Milwaukee based port agent Jay Parker of the National Maritime Union CIO said no ships would be tied up and no workers would be idle in Wisconsin due to the 24 hour port work stoppage starting this morning. Most regular lake ships are laid up for winter except car ferries under the Railway Labor Act which must run.
The Chaplin couple announced they are expecting their second child next March. Their first daughter was born in August 1944. The actress Oona O Neill is married to Charlie Chaplin, daughter of playwright Eugene O Neill.
Rex King of Somerset sued two War Reserve policemen after a summons for driving without a license, seeking damages and claiming two months of “shadow of imprisonment.” He insisted the car was actually driven by his father, not him, and the police faced court costs of 100 dollars.
A five foot long royal sturgeon weighing 45 pounds was landed in County Down Northern Ireland. The rare catch prompted generous eye portions of the fish to be distributed to local hospitals.
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