Divorces Granted in Circuit Court Sessions
The La Crosse circuit court awarded 23 divorces led by Trempealeau and La Crosse county cases. Notable Trempealeau filings include Charles Simmons v Flora Simmons and Monica Thoma v Adolph Thoma with custody and spousal support decided. La Crosse county decrees cover Eileen Jones vs Roy Jones and multiple others, detailing custody, alimony, and maintenance where awarded.
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THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Robert S. Cowie
Trempealeau County
Charles Simmons
Flora Simmons
Monica Thoma
Adolph Thoma
la Crosse County
Carrie Mary Ernest
Norman Joseph Ernest
Ernests
Winona
Eileen M. Jones
Vine Street
Roy E. Jones
Ontario
Wis
Eileen M. Nelson
Caledonia
Minn
Maxine G. Smith
Cass Street
William A. Smith
Grace Dettinger
Louis L. Fox
South Eighth Street
Maude L. Fox
Fox
Ethel Rief
South Ninth
Warren Rief
Acm
Waukon
Mildred Nesseth
South Sixth Street
Peter Nesseth
Nesseth
Nesseths
Decorah
Nolan
Farwell Street
Carrol E. Nolan
Milwaukee
Hall
Halls
Irene Hoesley
Pearl Street
Frank Hoesley
North Third Street
Hoesleys
Pine Creek
John H. Leipel
George Street
Beverly Leipelt
la Crosse
Frances A. Olson
State Street
Harry J.olson
Frances Weber
Margaret Crawford
North 16Th Street
Julius Crawford
North Ninth Street
Crawfords
Buckley’s Canadian Mix Touts Quick Breath Relief
A colonial ad extols Buckley’s Canadian Mix ture as a remedy for bronchial coughs from colds. It promises loosening of thick phlegm, easier breathing after a teaspoonful on the tongue, with a satisfaction guarantee and money back. Available at druggists and local stores.
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Buckley
Tavern Burglary at The Bansack on South Third Street
A burglary occurred at The Bansack tavern at 217 South Third Street early Tuesday within 25 minutes after closing. An officer found the rear window removed to gain entry at 1:45 a.m. About $500 in cash was stolen.
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Bansack
South Third Street
House debates labor bill to curb union activity in 1945
The House faced a pivotal test on a military committee bill to restrict union political actions and punish violations of no strike contracts. Leaders weighed rules to require committee approval for amendments as labor factions sought to delay the measure. Factions eye President Truman's urged boards to end major disputes with a 30 day strike pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Committee
House
Rules Committee
May
D-Ky
Labor Committee
Truman
Hurley Resignation Fallout Fades With No Vote Taken
The fortnight's flurry after Patrick J. Hurley's resignation as ambassador to China subsided as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reviewed two State Department documents backing his claim that foreign service careerists undermined U S policy in China. No vote was taken and no further hearings were scheduled. Committee members indicated no disposition to proceed further.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Hurley
Foreign Service
United States
Nazi Leaders Respond as Film of Hitler Rise Is Shown
At Nuremberg the war crimes trial screened a Nazi party film titled Triumph of the Will depicting the 1943 Nazi congress and the 1944 assassination attempt. Hermann Goering praised parts while Joachim von Ribbentrop wept and praised Hitler’s personality as others reacted with mixed emotion. American observers noted the leaders’ reactions as immature and enthralled by past glories.
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Hitler
Leni Riefenstahl
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
National Socialism
Robert H.) Jackson
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Fuhrer
Hans Frank
Warsaw
Rehearing Denied for Milwaukee Counterfeiting Suspect
U S District Atty Timothy Cronin said the Chicago appeals court denied a motion for rehearing by counsel for August Sorcey a former Milwaukee tavern keeper. Sorcey had been sentenced to seven years last June by Federal Judge F Ryan Duffy on conspiracy to pass counterfeit money.
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Milwaukee
U. S
Timothy Cronin
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
August
Jack) Sorcey
Sorcey
F. Ryan Duffy
Children Die in Fire in Evansville Home
Two children aged 10 and 4 died in a Tuesday house fire near Evansville, Indiana, at the Morgan residence. Three others were injured, including members of the Morgan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Joseph Morgan
Jerry Ray Simkins
Rebecca
Weather Outlook Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather forecast from the U S Department of Commerce notes fair conditions for Wisconsin with continued cold and clearer east portions tonight. Minnesota sees fair skies and narrowing cold with increasing cloud and rising temperatures. snow possible in the southwest and extreme west. Iowa expects fair tonight with increasing cloudiness and gradual warming, with snow in the west and south-central areas.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Shippers' Forecast by Region
Radius 150 miles forecasts shipments to North 15 to 18 below normal, West 10 to 12 below, South and East 8 to 10 below for a 36 hour period.
Army Outlines Plan for Universal Military Training
The army testified before the House military committee detailing how universal training could operate for youths aged 18 to 20 if a proposed law passes. It envisions 700000 trainees annually with 260000 for the navy, local draft boards handling registration and entry dates, and civilian appeal boards for rulings.
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Washington
Army
Congress
Truman
House Military Committee
George J. Richards
War Department
Ray E. Porter
Willard S. Paul
I. H. Edwards
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Navy
Health Program Snags Senate Approval of Hospital Bill
President Truman's national health program faces a setback as a $700 million hospital plan is challenged in the Senate. Bipartisan Senators Taft Hill and Ellender drafted the measure ahead of the president's health message reaching Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Hill
D-Ala
Ellender
D-La
Capitol Hill
Truax Field Hospital Considered for 600 Student Veterans
Brig. Gen. Vincent J. Meloy and 6th service command reps joined University of Wisconsin officials to discuss using Truax Field Hospital to house 600 veteran students. The facility is activated but staffed by a skeleton crew and the university requested use.
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Madison
Wis
Vincent J. Meloy
Truax Field
6Th Service Command
University of Wisconsin
Truax Field Hospital
University
Truaxfield
Obituary of Mrs Walter Zielke of Onalaska
Mrs Walter Zielke 43 of Onalaska died in a local hospital after a short illness. Survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs John Trussoni Genoa Wis, two daughters Ionie Margaret, five sons Walter Jr Ronald Pat Mickey Charles Clyde, nine sisters and five brothers. Services Thursday 8:30 am Hellwig Morris chapel and 9 am St James Church Rev LeRoy Keegan. Burial in Catholic cemetery. Rosary Wednesday 8:30 pm at the chapel. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Walter Zielke
Onalaska
John Trussoni
Genoa
Wis
Ionie
Margaret
Walter, Jr
U. S
Ronald
Pat
Mickey
Charles
Clyde
Basil de Florian
Frank Zielke
Fred Robere
Walter McKennon
Oscar Zink
Delia Alberta
la Crosse
Lucile Trussoni
M. Crisilla
Bellevue
Joseph
David
Anthony
Frank
James Trussoni
Hellwig-Morris Chapel
St. James Catholic Church
LeRoy Keegan
Funeral services for Mrs. Augusta Grosskopf
Funeral services for Mrs. Augusta Grosskopf of 1514 South 10th street who died Sunday will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Sletten McKee Co. south chapel and at 2 30 p.m. at the First Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Walter Schumann officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel this evening from
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Augusta Grosskopf
South 10Th Street
Sletten-McKee Co
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Walter Schumann
Woodlawn
Row Chapel
Funeral for Mrs. Anna Gifford Held at Nelson Home
Mrs. Anna Gifford age 82 of 1437 Avon Street died Tuesday after a lingering illness. She is survived by two nieces and a nephew. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at Nelson Funeral Home with Rev. L C Smith officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening at the Nelson home.
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Anna Gifford
Avon Street
Nelson Funeral Home
Army prisoners escape from Milwaukee barracks
Two army prisoners named Clifford E. Salter age 28 and James R. Smith age 26 escaped from the U S disciplinary barracks in Milwaukee on Monday. Both were wearing light green fatigue uniforms.
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Milwaukee
Clifford E. Salter
James R. Smith
U. S
How Dr Edwards Helps Constipated Folks
Dr Edwards relieves constipation with his famous Olive Tablets sold by drugstores. The tablets are mild and thorough acting on the bowel to produce more natural movements with no griping. Caution: use as directed. Prices 15¢ 30¢ 60¢.
Winona Livestock Prices Reported by Swift & Company
Winona Minnesota livestock market report shows hogs steady to 20 higher with highs to 14.30 for top quality. cattle steady with steers yearlings 12.90 to 17.55, cows 7.30 to 12.50, calves 11.00 to 17.90. lambs steady with prices from 9.75 to 13.25 and outfits discounting ill condition livestock.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Real estate transfers and fires amid La Crosse notices
Real estate transfers list multiple Onalaska Sparta and Hamali properties with owners including Jacob C. and others, Williams, and Krause. County Court reports Jerry Tobias pleads guilty to receiving stolen goods, six months jail. Fire calls cite overheated stoves and machinery damage at several La Crosse locations. Sparta divorce actions include Elienz and Kaiser cases with alimony and child support terms.
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la Crosse
St. James
Liberty Streets
Herman Tillman
Arnold J
Beatrice A. Krause
19Th Street
Barlow
Weston Streets
Alvin F
Eli L. Jande
Edward G
Loretta M. Roesier
Shelby
Frank J. Michel
E. L. Weisbecker
Clarence Stockmeyer
21St Street
Hyde Avenue
George W
Marcella Hinckley
Clyde V
Selma Pauline Farrey
Onalaska
Raymond
Katheryn Olson
Kenneth W. Anderson
Robert C. Anderson
Hamali
Jerry Tobias
South Avenue
Onalaska Avenue
C. R. Clow
American Hotel
Pearl Street
la Crosse Seed Co
South Second Street
City Car Co
Fifth Avenue North
la Crosse Rubber Mills
North 14Th Street
Frank-Len
Sparta
Wis
Lene Elienz
Everad Elienz
Caledonia
Minn
O. W. Sprecher
William Kaiser
Norwalk
Goldie Kaiser
Kendall
Kaiser
Velva Bartels
John J. Bartels
Troutdale
Ore
Wild duck hawk winters in city roost on Montreal skyscraper
A wild duck hawk, known for fierce behavior, has been observed wintering in urban areas and recently nested on a Montreal skyscraper, drawing attention from local residents and wildlife officials.
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Montreal
Chicago grain and livestock prices in early trading
Chicago cash grain shows No 2 red wheat at 1.79 and No 2 corn not sold. Livestock market active with hogs 14.85 ceiling for 180 to 330 lb, cattle market firm with fed steers 17.50 to 18.00 and cows up to 15 cents higher amid strong demand.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Highlights Higher Hogs and Steady Cattle
Milwuakee market notes hogs up to 40-50 higher with 150 lb plus butchers at 14.50 to 14.70 and sows at 13.75 to 15.99. boars 2.00 to 10.00. Cattle remains steady with steers and yearlings 16.00 to 16.75. dry fed yearling heifers 12.50 to 16.00. dairy bred heifers 7.50 to 12.00. cows 8.50 to 12.00. bulls 9.00 to 11.75. Calves steady with vealers 15.00 to 15.50 and bulk 12.50 to 14.75.
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Milwaukee
Chicago produce prices and receipts in early April report
USDA market bulletin lists live poultry receipts 19 trucks and multiple categories with prices for roasters fryers broilers and turkeys plus butter eggs and duckstocks. Chicago potatoes show arrivals on track and U S No 1 russet prices for Idaho Colorado Minnesota and North Dakota varieties with washes and unwashed options.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Minnesota
North Dakota
Birthday Greetings for Henry Saley and Others
A birthday note recalls Henry Saley of 919 St. Cloud Street along with Mrs. R. A. Pederson of Beaver Dam Wisconsin and Arthur A. Peterson of 506 South 19th Street.
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Henry Saley
St. Cloud Street
R. A. Pederson
Beaver Dam
Wis
Arthur A. Peterson
South 19Th Street
Navy Discharges Threaten Ship Manpower Says Mitscher
Detroit dispatch reports Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher warned after a navy halt in manning ships that men are being discharged so fast the fleet may lack crew. He suggested many may return to civilian life after a few months.
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Navy
Mitscher
Detroit
Marc A. Mitscher
Naval Operations
Task Force 58
Committee Okays Powers For Truman
SenateHouse conference committee approves limited presidential power to reorganize the executive branch. The measure exempts 11 agencies from reorganization while the Senate barred 14 and the House exempted or gave preferred status to eight. Bill awaiting floor action by House then Senate.
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Washington
Senate-House
Senate
House
Return to Work at Wilter Foundry Movement Reunites AFL
D H Reynolds international representative of the AFL Moulders union says members voted to return to work at the Wilter manufacturing company. Foundry operations are expected to resume shortly.
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Milwaukee
D. H. Reynolds
AFL Moulders Union
Wilter Manufacturing Company
Hearing on Final Settlement and Inheritance Tax
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court fixed for January 8 1946 at 10 am to hear the executor E H Frenson on final account and debts, determine inheritance tax, and assign residue of the Juliana Eliza Foster estate. The hearing will occur in the La Crosse County Courthouse.
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Dakota
C.P
T. W
LA Crosse
Lansing
Neillsville
Galesville
W. Salem
Roct
Houston
Hastings
Guttenberg
Iowa
Notice Hearing on Final Settlement in Jordan Estate
In the matter of the estate of Louise S Jordan deceased a hearing is set for January 8 1946 at 10 am at the Court House La Crosse Wisconsin. Executors Anna Schaller and Victoria Schaller seek final account allowance payment of debts and residue assignment and determination of inheritance tax. Dated December 3 1945. Judge R V Ahlstrom. Attorneys Schubert Stevenson Franzini. 422 Hoeschier Building La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Juliana Eliza Foster
Eliza Foster
la Crosse
E. H. Frenson
City of
R. V. Ahlstrom
Hale
Skemp & Nietsch
State of
Louise 8
Jordan
Anna Schaller
Victoria Schaller
Louise
City of la Crosse
Schubert, Stevenson & Franzini
Hoeschier
Microwave Radio Relay Line Sought Between Milwaukee and Chicago
AT T announced plans for a 500000 dollar microwave radio relay system linking Milwaukee and Chicago to handle television sound radio and long distance calls. The project aims for spring 1947 tests with three repeater stations near Barrington Wilmot and Prospect and includes WTMJ Milwaukee cooperation and future coaxial links amid Bell system cable expansion.
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Milwaukee
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chicago
Long Lines
Federal Communications Commission
WTMJ
Teenie
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Barrington
Wilmot
Wis
Kenosha
Prospect
Waukesha County
Philadelphia
New York
Wasew York
Bell System
France Sees Wheat Crop Drought and Potatoes Frost Hit
In 1945 France, drought devastated the wheat crop while an early frost damaged the potato harvest. The combined weather stress affected agricultural output and food supplies.
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France
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Rockford
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Gifford W. Lyman
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Galena
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Charles Street
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Louisville
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Riley
Kan
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Bortz
Trempealeau
Ora Hall
Street
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R. 1
Stoddard
Hoeschier Bros
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Ya Eee Isi
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Arrow Liqueurs Corp
Detroit 7
U. S. Department OF Commerce
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Ild
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Thor
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B.F. Goodrich
Happy
Abet
Hoeschler
Mh and
Main la Crosse
Alaska
Alaska Life
Sernery
Seattle
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