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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1945

Page

10

Canned Foods Are Requested For Europe Relief

The diocesan director Rt. Rev. Msgr. A N Schuh calls Catholics to donate canned foods for Europe. Collect by Saturday at church halls or deliveries. Goal: one can per parishioner freight prepaid to War Relief Services.

Europe A. N. Schuh National Catholic Welfare Conference Catholic Salvage Bureau Chicago

Program Aids In Placement Of War Vets

Archie, 34, was inducted and discharged on points after four years. Unmarried and with a limited income, he seeks new work in a small city using GI bill benefits. He can get job counseling, readjustment allowance, on the job training, or unemployment compensation of at least $20 weekly. He may pursue vocational counseling through the Veterans Administration and qualify for education expenses up to $500 per term plus a $50 monthly subsistence allowance. Local Red Cross counsel is available at 406 Hoeschler building. Army engineers note the Philippines as the British Isles of the Pacific.

Archie Veterans’ Employment Representative U. S.employment Service U. S. Employment Service Veterans Administration Red Cross Hoeschler

Veterans Return and Discharges Reported From Wisconsin

The SS General Mitchell and SS General Anderson carry Wisconsin servicemen to San Francisco and Boston with lists of La Crosse and area personnel. Additional sailors and soldiers are marked for Los Angeles and New York arrivals, while Navy discharge records at Great Lakes include five La Crosse men and others from surrounding communities.

San Francisco General Mitchell Wisconsin la Crosse Edward P. Hauser South Third Street Pic George J. Pikeman Herbert C. Kramer Caledonia Street Karl E. Suchanek Redfield Street Mitchell William H. Holak Hillsboro Bennie E. Woll Trempealeau Vincent M. Fishnick Lancaster David Bloor Norwalk Robert Hanson Glenn Zois Holmen Durward G. Lawrence Tomah Thomas R. Scoville Ferryville Albert Lea Minn Charles J. Lucas Omer M. Dahil General Anderson Boston Pfc Wimberly Mathews Corp Harold E. Galster Black River Falls Arlan W. Horman West Salem Decorah Carsten Winger Anderson Sea Co Los Angeles Canten Bernard H. Medinger Green Bay Street Warren G. Atchison Loomis Street Ervin L. Veglahn South Eighth Street Richard G. Nekola Liberty Street T. Edward J. McC Stanley O. Meinert North 22Nd Street Robert A. Roth Harry D. Harnish Marcellus L. Newmann Merritt W. Crocker Navy Great Lakes Howard E. Kelley South 14Th Street Milton L. Olson Galesville Anthony Hynek Camp McCoy Thomas Muetze Eugene Schwanbeck, Jr State Street Hubert Kromke South Fourth Street Andrew Stangl George Street James M. Ballentine South 17Th Street Adolph Larson Charles Street Clifford Evenson North Third Street Kenneth Michalski Johnson Street Paul O. Johnson South 15Th Street Charles Hugil Joseph E. Dawson Kane Street Donald Anderson North Eighth Street Donald P. Loveland Leon Sands Vine Street Robert G. Goldsmith North Seventh Street Robert la Fleur Lawrence McGuire South Sixth Street James Burke Mississippi Street Earl Kaufman

Badger Senators Split On President's Powers

Wisconsin senators were divided over giving the president authority to reorganize government agencies. Senator La Follette led the opposition while Senator Wiley supported the passage. The bill passed 49 to 23.

Badger Washington Wisconsin Senate Truman Sen la Follette Wiley R-Wis

Robbery Suspected in Slaying of Tavernkeeper and Wife

Dist Atty Julius Guenthner said the Tuesday night killings of Cyril Pauwel 60 and his wife 54 at their tavern near Pickerel Lake were an absolute murder with robbery as the motive. A 12 gauge slug gun likely used. more than $200 cash found in the house.

Antigo Wis Julius Guenthner Guenthner Cyril Pauwel Pickerel Lake Bert Hendricks Harry Jacobson Pauwel

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