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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1944
Page
3
Health Officer A M hy issues a Christmas greeting to the people of Crosse. He urges kindness to separated families, gratitude for public health workers, and support for those grieving amid war and shortages. He hopes for a joyful season for mothers fathers and all citizens.
Chile plans to raise domestic fertilizer production to counter agricultural decline from soil impoverishment. The program aims to boost supply and stabilize farming inputs amid economic strain.
In Oakland California an indignation meeting gathered at the police station after a man believed he bought a home two who thought they rented it an auctioneer who thought he bought the furniture and five others who thought they bought furnishings. A warrant was issued for a couple accused of selling and renting the house and furniture to multiple parties.
Baptist churches in Chicago report a 20 to 25 percent increase in baptisms compared with prewar years, indicating strong postwar religious engagement and revival among congregations.
Reports from Otto F. Nelson of La Crosse say Christmas will be sparse in Lithuania. Nazi slave laborers abroad face a bleak season while Lithuanians in unoccupied areas receive aid and hope for a free future.
The United States civil service commission announces an open competitive examination to fill rent specialist positions with salaries from 3163 to 4428 dollars yearly plus overtime in federal agencies across Illinois and Wisconsin. There are no age limits and interested persons should obtain an application form.
Gateway Area Council announces January will be busy with nine district annual meetings led by Scout executive B. W. Ingli. Scoutmaster training begins in La Crosse Winnebago Juneau Blackhawk Decorah and Black River districts with two evenings and one outdoor session. About 150 leaders expected. three districts skip training this cycle due to recent sessions.
The regional director of the seventh U S civil service region issues recruiting circular No 712 for vacancies at post offices in Illinois and Wisconsin. Applications are accepted until needs are met and must be filed with the regional director in Chicago Illinois.
Sergeant Willie Wong, a Chinese American home from Italy where he served as a B 24 gunner, says real Italian spaghetti cannot beat what you can get in California and jokes about Santa Rosa.
The commission invites applications for metallurgists with 3 to 10 years of experience earning 2433 to 6228 dollars yearly plus overtime. Jobs located in Washington DC and across the United States with no age limit. No written test required. Obtain forms from F N Clark at the post office or Civil Service offices in Washington DC.
Health Officer A. M. Murphy urges reporting all suspicious disease cases during holiday vacations due to crowding and cold weather. The statement notes holidays increase risk of communicable illness in homes and public spaces. Panama's only public railroad is government operated.
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