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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1945

Page

3

Veterans Agency Ready To Meet VA Benefit Requests

Ansell S private first class saw action in the Ardennes. He lost a leg, was hospitalized long, and transferred to a US general hospital where he received an artificial limb. He now studies medicine under the federal vocational rehabilitation program and seeks an updated prosthesis. The Veterans Administration will assist eligible veterans with limb fitting and related care upon request.

Ansell S Ardennes Bulge France United States Veterans Administration Ansell Veterans Administration Office American Red Cross

Holmes unique British legal honor member of Lincoln's Inn

The late Oliver Wendell Holmes was the only man of law outside the British empire ever to be made a member of the Honorable Society of Lincoln's Inn.

Oliver Wendell Holmes British Empire Honorable Society of Lincoln's Inn

Area Men Return From Service Across The U S

Wisconsin area service members rejoined civilians or were released from the Army Navy Coast Guard and RAF separation centers. Names include Pfc Kenneth B Anderson La Crosse Pfc Vincent J Blaschke Jr Tomah Pfc Irvin Blackdeer Black River Falls and Pfc J Pechtold Black River Falls among others plus Winona native T Donald B Jewell aboard the SS Admiral Capps. Discharges included Sgt Albert C Dannhoff Pfc Virgil C Sheehan and several others from Ft Sheridan Camp McCoy and Drew Field with several more listed for Navy releases at Great Lakes St Louis and Cedar?

Wisconsin Newport News Admiral Capps Kenneth B. Anderson la Crosse Capps Vincent J. Blaschke Tomah Irvin Blackdeer J. Pechtold Black River Falls Winona T. Donald B. Jewell Payne Wingate New York Kermit Bartz Wilton Allen Foltz Onalaska West Coast Viola Wis Victor Frye Virgel Frye San Francisco Napa Pfc Richard F. Hollis Los Angeles Kenneth C. Keller Kendall Harry E. Ruhsow Albert Lea Minn McAndrew Edward K. Hogenson Co la Raymond J. Marco Melrose Ferry Street Virgil C. Sheehan Harold G. Engelhardt South Seventh Street Thomas T. Pretasky Hagar Street Lloyd W. Thorson George Street Gerald F. Fernholz Arcadia Dale O. Ames Viroqua LaVerne J. Young Reedsburg Richard F. Stickney Sparta Leon M. Eitland Oliver E. Rustad Independence Vincent J. Mumm Cassville Forrest T. Westfall Lewis M. Caldwell Norman C. Haagenson John A. Graupe Cashton Alvin J. Forde Floren B Stanley R. Inderberg Caledonia Street Fort Lewis Wash Sylvester J. Seller Rose Street Navy Great Lakes Ill Armic Charles H. Onserud Raymond L. Wuensch Losey Boulevard CSP Howard L. Aiken Mississippi Street Scbic Willard L. Almos Winnebago Street Mommic Ivan J. Peltier Charles Street Clarence L. Larson Farnum Street Weir H. Mose Jay Street Howard A. Thompson West Avenue South Arthur F. Jordan State Street Robert Iy Torgerson Hak Henry Grote Delbert W. Gruen Ralph K. Drake West Salem David C. Wilkinson Lancaster David W. Krammer Cameron Street St. Louis

Wallace Honored Soldier Returns From Central Europe

Pfc. Boyd R. Wallace of the 70th armored infantry battalion was released at Fort MacArthur California on December 5. Inducted December 20 1943 he went to the European Theater February 6 1943 and served in the Central Europe area earning the Combat Infantryman Badge. He returned to the United States August 7 1945.

Norwalk Wis Boyd R. Wallace 70Th Armored Infantry Battalion Fort MacArthur Calif Wallace ETO Europe States

Need for U S control of child care

The Child Welfare League of America reports 38000 U S children need foster homes and urges a federal department of welfare with cabinet status to coordinate health and education services. Shortages in foster and institutional care cause rising juvenile detention, and many communities lack adequate facilities and trained staff. Over 3 million school age children are out of school.

New York U. S Child Welfare League of America, Inc League Truman Federal Department of Welfare Leonard W. Mayo District of Columbia Hawaii Canada

Galesville Plans Public Christmas Program and Parties

Galesville Wisconsin schedules a Saturday Christmas gathering at 4 p m with Santa handing out candy, holiday singing led by Rev William Steele, and remarks by Rev John Docktor. The event precedes a lighted main street display, school programs, and club parties including Marinuka homemakers and a Music Study club.

Galesville Wis Santa Claus Women's Conservation Club William Steele Presbyterian Church John Docktor Marynook City Hall Marinuka Carlyle Cory Music Study Club Vernon Severson Violet Kenyon Rowles-McBride Post American Legion Mmes Sanford Dale Arthur Zenke Alvin Ekern Carl Smikrud Scott Hotchkiss Vera Birchard

Lincoln League Holds Meeting

The Lincoln Service League plans a Christmas program at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening. The third and fourth grades present the play King Christmas under Misses Viola Wallace and Meta Jonas, featuring a 50 voice choir directed by Harold C Edwards singing classic carols and holiday tunes.

Lincoln Service League King Christmas Viola Wallace Meta Jonas Harold C. Edwards Gibbons

Bergerson Placed on Air Corps Inactive Status

First Lieut. James O. Bergerson, son of Mrs. Jennie Bergerson of Strum, was placed on air corps inactive status December 1 at Truax Field. Entered service in October 1942 with training across Texas and Kansas, earned second lieutenant in February 1944 and first lieutenant in August 1945, after flying missions for bombardiers in training. His brother Gerald Bergerson serves as a seaman first class in California.

Whitehall Wis James O. Bergerson Jennie Bergerson Strum Air Corps Truax Field Madison Amarillo San Antonio Houston Tex Independence Kan San Angelo Bergerson Gerald Bergerson California

Suburban Realtor Ad Urges Move for Atomic Bomb Protection

In Portland a suburban realtor ran an advertisement telling residents to "get out of town" and buy property promising "atomic bomb protection" as a sales pitch. The item notes the sensational claim and the push to relocate.

Portland Ore

Thomas Would Drag Dead Rather Than Heed Truman Plea

R J Thomas head of the CIO United Automobile Workers says he would rather die than tell GM workers to return to work. He spoke to about 1 000 rally attendees seeking to raise funds for striking unionists amid President Truman’s request to end the nationwide GM strike.

Thomas Truman Cleveland R. J. Thomas International Cio-United Automobile Workers’ Union General Motors Corporation G. M CIO

Planes Delivered to Russia Under Lend Lease

Report notes over ten thousand American fighter aircraft were shipped to the Soviet Union via lend lease. The move highlights wartime aid and the scale of military support provided to Russia.

Russia

Jpendeo Nose Drops Cautionary Label Fragment

Fragment mentions stuffed noses and drops in each nostril with directive to use only as directed, labeled as Jpendeo NOSE DROPS.

Jpendeo

President to Send Merger Message to Congress

President Truman has nearly finished a 5000 to 6000 word message on unifying the army and navy for submission to Congress this week, likely on Wednesday. White House secretary Ross declined to discuss the president's stance on unification and mentioned no date for urging ratification of the 4.4 billion dollar British credit.

Washington Truman Army Navy Congress White House Charles G. Ross Ross

Counterfeit Ring Recovered 500000 Lira Phony Notes

The counterfeit squad of the criminal investigation division of the Mediterranean theater recovered 500000 lire in fake notes. The operation exposed a network distributing forged currency across the region.

Criminal Investigation Division Mediterranean Theater

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Vets Red Cross Hoeschier Building Fansa LA Crosgse BY William Ferguson Pay Milton E. Ratz Ontario Ft. Sheridan Albert C. Dannhoff Pitzner’s Kentucky Sunny Brook Old Sunny Brook Phillips & Sons Distr. Corp Excl. Distr U.S By Trudi McCullough Gale Vale Lincoln League James Bergerson Joe Ey Oer Penney's Xeomena Terry's Lingone Penney’s Pearl
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