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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1945

Page

4

Five Boys and Girl Die in Staunton Train Collision

A car carrying six teens from Staunton to a dance collided with a St. Louis railroad train at a main street crossing. Five boys, all named Scheiter, and a girl were fatally injured. John Majeski Jr., 19, survived in good condition after claiming a clouded windshield hid the train. the Bluebird train was involved.

Staunton Olive, Ll Ube Scheiter Igroup Counussel Butler St. Francis Hospital Litchfield John Majeski, Jr Majeski

Washed Up HIRO American Officer Faces Inquiry Over Photo

An American officer in Japan sent home a picture of his quarters and received questions about feminine lingerie seen hanging on a line. He replied that ten girl interpreters on door and use our wash explains it, and he notes ten girls living nearby as context.

Hiro Japan Johnston 20Th Fox Zanuck Orson Welles Margaret O'Brien Lloyd Nolan San Francisco

Christmas Party For Students At Teachers College

Students and faculty attend the annual Christmas party Tuesday from 4 to 6 pm in the women's gymnasium. Betty's Co-eds dance band will perform and the Girls' Glee Club will sing. Dr Toland reads A Child Born. dancing to a juke box follows and lunch is served. The event is hosted by the college social committee.

Santa Gayelty Teachers College Betty Toland Mauree Applegate Miss Anderson Lois Arneson Mary Durnford Avis Morrison

Six Germans Admit Atrocity Charges in Smolensk Trial

Six of ten Germans on trial before a Soviet tribunal at Smolensk confessed on the stand that they participated in war atrocities. The hearing attracts similar attention to Nuremberg, though most defendants are low ranking.

Moscow Smolensk Russia Nuernberg

Actress Marsha Hunt to Wed Robert Presnell Jr in a second marriage

Hollywood report says actress Marsha Hunt and writer Robert Presnell Jr will marry in the new year. Hunt is 23, a former model, and Presnell is 31 and formerly a Milwaukee Journal police reporter.

Hollywood Marsha Hunt Robert Presnell, Jr Miss Hunt Presnell The Milwaukee Journal

Radio Programs Tonight and Tuesday Highlights

Radio listings across NBC CBS ABC and MBS detail tonight and Tuesday schedules with multiple shows. Highlights include NBCs Cavalcade Drama Magnific Meddier Don Voorhees Concert and Information Please. CBS Vox Pop Made for Each Other and Screen Guild Play. ABC Pacific Serenade World Christmas Festival Lily Pons and Swinging on Golden Gate. MBS Bulldog Drummond Sherlock Holmes Dave Elman Auction and Detect a Tune Quiz. Local WKEH daily line includes Kiddies Hour Mandrake the Magician Weather News and Market Report with afternoon serials Our Town and Sacrad Heart programs.

NBC MBS Bulldog Drummond Sherlock Holmes Dave Elman Carol Brice Humphrey Bogart ABC Breneman Mt. Holyoke Glee Club Jane Cowl Erskine Johnson Korn Kobblers WKEH Depcember Mandrake Ed East Polly Morgan Beatty Guiding Light Widder Brown Our Town Social Security Sacred Heart

Hollywood Notables Voted Most Cooperative by Club

Joan Crawford and Gregory Peck top the list as most cooperative film notables in Hollywood chosen by the Hollywood women's press club in ballots from 95 of 125 members. June Allyson and Dana Andrews were runners up while Greer Garson and Fred MacMurray were named least cooperative. Clay products will be made in Puerto Rico for the first time under a new industrial program.

Hollywood Joan Crawford Gregory Peck Hollywood Women’s Press Club June Allyson Dana Andrews Greer Garson Fred MacMurray Lauren Bacall Ray Milland Puerto Rico

All Quiet Then It Happened To 106th Division

The 106th Infantry known as the Golden Lion arrived in Europe in mid December and faced Von Rundstedt’s Ardennes counter offensive. The 422nd 423rd and 424th regiments held the line near St Vith for two days despite scarcity. The division suffered 8663 casualties with about 7000 prisoners and later manned sixteen POW camps after the war.

106Th Infantry Golden Lion Europe United States Ardennes von Rundstedt Golden Lions 106Th 422Nd 423Rd 424Th St. Vith

Giant wombat fossil found in Central Australia

Scientists in Central Australia uncover bones of a Diprotodon giant wombat. The creature stood about six feet tall and ten feet long, far larger than the ordinary wombat, which is roughly the size of a badger.

Central Australia Melbourne

Neighborhood Theater Center Of Life In U S

Hollywood notes quote Sam Goldwyn predicting neighborhood theaters will become key community centers after the war. He links decentralization, small towns, and local venues to future leisure life and calls for theaters as civic hubs. Also mentions Forever Amber title issue and various Hollywood brief items.

Hollywood Sam Goldwyn Goldwyn America

Glass Absorbs Heat And Improves Color Photography

The American Optical Company announces anti heat glass that absorbs about 90 percent of infrared heat and transmits about 85 to 90 percent of light. It aims to cut studio heat from hot projectors while improving color fidelity and image sharpness for films and television. A floodlight test dropped temperature from 220 to 80 degrees. The glass will be available to all industry users.

Southbridge Mass American Optical Company E. D. Tillyer

Illinois Man Heads Employment Office

Eugene J. Brock of Winnetka Illinois was named director of the United States Employment Service for Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. He has served as deputy director for the three states in the sixth region since October 1942. Brock succeeds Dr William H Spencer who resigns to resume his post as dean of the University of Chicago school of business.

Washington Eugene J. Brock Winnetka, IL United States Employment Service Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Labor Department William H. Spencer University of Chicago School of Business

Suspect in Antigo Murders Taken With 17-Year-Old Girl

Racine County Sheriff confirms Arlington Taylor 29 Antigo man charged with first degree murder in the fatal shotgun slayings of Mr and Mrs Cyril Pauwel at their Pickerel Lake tavern. Taylor was captured with a 17-year-old Antigo girl while visiting relatives outside Racine. Coroner says Mrs Pauwel 54 shot in head and Mr Pauwel 60 shot in back.

Racine Wis Robert Matheson Arlington Taylor Antigo Cyril Pauwel Pickerel Lake Matheson Taylor Langlade Brack Gillespie Pauwels Harry Givens

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