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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1944

Page

12

Draft Board Aide Urges Cooperation in War Jobs

WMC officials in La Crosse call for full cooperation with local selective service boards to reclassify deferments for men 26 to 37 not in essential war work. They note rules require reassignment if a deferment job ends and stress priority referrals from the local exchange to war job openings nationwide.

Selective Service WMC U. S National Headquarters Evans la Crosse Draft Board Gletcher Exchange Fifth Avenue South

Editors Of Newspapers Can Investigate This

In San Francisco a plan proposes a news system of credit for farmers with low interest. The measure aims to support agricultural communities and expand accessible credit through a new distribution channel.

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Byers Firm Manager Appointed In Standard Oil Changes

In a promotion linked to Amos Ball's retirement Standard Oil of Indiana names R T Kinneman from Des Moines to Des Moines manager and promotes D J Byers from St Louis to La Crosse manager. Kinneman joined in 1919 and Byers began in 1921 rising to Sioux City assistant manager before St Louis posting.

Standard Oil Company Indiana Amos Ball R. T. Kinneman la Crosse Des Moines D. J. Byers St. Louis Kinneman Marion Ind Evansville Mason City Quincy, Ill Byers Standard Sioux City University of Wisconsin

Stolen Car Recovered After Abandonment in Readstown

Henry Fredrickson reported his car stolen from his garage last Friday night. It was found abandoned in Readstown after two men were seen in the front seat and a station attendant saw one of them take a bus there. The vehicle remained on the street overnight before authorities were notified.

Black River Falls Wis Henry Fredrickson Readstown

Vernon county highway plans advance in Madison

A Vernon county committee led by Clar ence H. Carter met state highway officials in Madison. The highway commission approved graveling and leveling of the Viroqua Readstown road on state highway 131 and shale filling for a half mile east of La Farge on state highway 82.

Viroqua Wis Clarence H. Carter Vernon County Board of Supervisors Madison State Highway Commission Vernon County Viola-Readstown la Farge Carter Neil Nelson Viroqua Chamber of Commerce Moses Marshall Ole Skaar Thomas Latimer Vernon County Highway Committee

AFL Labor News Garment Workers Plan Christmas Party

Local No. 379 of the Garment Workers union to hold its annual Christmas party at the Labor Temple on Wednesday night. Officers for Bakers union Local 386 elected to take office January 13 include Everett Lueck president and George Nimmo vice president. The NWLB issued a directive granting extra vacation and a night shift bonus. A Machinists union dance public open to all at the Labor Temple on Saturday December 23. Meetings this week include Bartenders Local 479 and Retail Clerks Local 640 on Tuesday and Foundry Employes Local 93 Wednesday, plus Building Service Employes Local 21 and Trades & Labor Council Local 139 later that week.

Garment Workers’ Union Labor Temple Bakers’ Union Everett Lueck George Nimmo Frank Theisen Clifford Roys Charles Eckert Wilbur Stings Wesley Cole Astor Amundson National War Labor Board The Machinists’ Union No Foundry Building Service Trades & Labor Council Carpenters & Joiners

Fuel Oil Consumption Set At 27 Percent

The office of price administration estimates that not more than 27 percent of each household’s fuel oil ration should have been used by this date. The estimate relies on official U S weather bureau figures.

Office of Price Administration U. S. Weather Bureau

Nazis Increase Military Might

A dispatch from the war front reports German forces on the Ist army front in Germany growing stronger in both artillery and fighter air power. It notes intensified German fire, improved artillery concentration, and a fighter force still capable despite Allied bombing. An American battalion commander describes German artillery as unusually effective and hellish in intensity.

William Smith White New York Ist Germany Jerry Air Command Aachen Hamich Africa

Germans Describe Indescribable Suffering From War

The text notes that to the Germans the experience is indescribable, a sentiment echoed by many German prisoners who indicate extreme hardship and shock from their confinement.

Peterson elected president of Wisconsin Finance Association

Clinton L. Peterson, president of Citizens' Loan and Finance Co. of La Crosse, was elected president of the Wisconsin Association of Finance Companies at the Milwaukee convention on December 15. He previously served as vice-president in 1940.

Clinton L. Peterson Citizens’ Loan and Finance Company of la Crosse Wisconsin Association of Finance Companies Milwaukee Peterson

Dresbach Man Slightly Injured in Germany

Pvt. Aaron J. Husmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Husmann, was slightly wounded in action in Germany on November 29. He entered service in May 1944, trained at Camp Hood Texas, and arrived overseas in November after leaving Meade Maryland. His wife Olive Hogard of La Crosse is mentioned.

Dresbach, Minn Aaron J. Husmann Germany Jonah Husmann Husmann Camp Hood Tex Meade, Md Usmann Aquinas High School Anse Olive Hogard la Crosse

Vocal Groups Of Viroqua Schools To Give Concert

VIROQUA Wis Special Feature of the annual Christmas concert by Viroqua schools is a 225 voice choir and multiple choirs with Miss Lorraine Purdy directing. Senior glee club ninth grade glee club and grade choruses perform carols plus a boys quartet and girls trio. Featured soloists include Bonnie Hendon Jo Ann Johnson and Mary Lou Schelling Pinland’s new fertilizer factory lias 1a 060 tons annual production capacity.

Viroqua Wis Lorraine Purdy Bonnie Hendon Jo Ann Johnson Mary Lou Schelling

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