Garbage Contract Debate Darkens City Council Meeting
Aldermen clashed over the garbage disposal bid with Archie Downey approving a four year contract for Glen Streblow while Joe Zeimentz urged rejection and re bidding. The session featured rule suspensions, unread ordinances, and scattered adjournment observations as debates stretched late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Streblow
Archie Downey
Walter Roth
Joe Zeimentz
Board of Public Works
Adventist and multiple church notices in La Crosse
A church directory lists Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, Evangelical Free, Open Bible and many other faiths in La Crosse with service times, masses, and study programs. It also notes council actions including airport maintenance plans and a police reassignment.
Motorman Student Slips Car in Detroit Wreck
More than 35 passengers were injured when a streetcar driven by a woman student motorman overturned at Fort and Stocker streets. Thirty three were treated at Receiving Hospital. Robert Durst, 21, was trapped an hour before rescue. The car carried about 70 riders en route to west side war plants. The regular motorman said air brakes failed to hold the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Department of Street Railways
Fort and
Stocker
Robert Durst
West Side
Katherine Robinson
Albert Horn
Sunday School Group To Meet Wednesday
The five Lutheran church Sunday school teachers part of the National Lutheran council will hold a bi monthly dinner meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m at St Pauls Lutheran church West avenue and Division street Rev Mars A Dale pastor Rev A S Tanner Eau Claire Wis will speak M B Skundberg Our Saviors Lutheran church is president and will preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Avenue
King Street
Batavian Bank
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Division Street
Mars A. Dale
Lutheran Welfare
Elm Grove
National Lutheran Council
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
A. S. Tanner
Eau Claire
Wis
M. B. Skundberg
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Youth Fellowship Groups Set Winter Term Details
Community youth fellowship of La Crosse announces winter term with Sunday registration. Junior high meet at Christ Episcopal led by Rev Halberg and Miss McCallum. Senior high at Cargill home with Rev Thomas and Rev Drummond. College and employed youth at First Presbyterian with Rev Winter. Service men invited. Regular groups begin Jan 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Youth Fellowship of
la Crosse
First Baptist
Christ Episcopal
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
St. John’s Reformed
Salter Memorial Methodist
West Avenue Methodist
Christ Episcopal Church
R. F. Halberg
Phyllis McCallum
N. J. Williams
Cargill
J. Edward Thomas
A. B. Drummond
J. M. Fremlin
First Presbyterian Church
R. D. Winter
D.D
Merton J. Lyon
A. J. Niebruegge
E. E. Seedorf
Chicago Baptist Pastor Speaks In City Sunday
The Seventh street Baptist church at 726 South 7th Street hosts Rev. M. Vanderbeck leading a Sunday program. Rev. Martin L. Leuschner of Chicago will address the Sunday school and preach at 11 a.m. He presents missionary slides from the Cameroons and Africa at 7 p.m. and delivers a Gospel message at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street Baptist Church
South 7Th Street
M. Vanderbeck
Martin L. Leuschner
Leuschner
Chcago
The
Baptist Herald
Cameroons
Africa
Sunday School Lesson on Sabbath Observance and Jesus Teachings
The article discusses shifting views of Sunday worship from strict puritan practice to a more reverent observance. It cites Hebrew roots, six day work and one day rest, and Jesus example in Sabbath discussions. It cites Mark 2 23 36, noting Jesus defended the Sabbath as for man and healed on the day, challenging Pharisees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Southern, JR
Grandfather
Old Jack
Jesus
Leson
David
God
Abiathar
Federal Campaign Promotes Home Canning Success in 1943
A Gallup survey for the American Institute of Public Opinion reports three fourths of U S households canned foods in 1943 with an average of 165 jars per family totaling 4 100 000 000 units. Vegetables led, meats and fruits followed. many kitchens used homegrown produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Agricultural Department
The
Institute
Victory Gardens
Maritime Union Seeks Mustering-Out Pay for Seamen
The CIO maritime committee vows to press Congress to include merchant seamen in mustering-out pay legislation. The plan, approved by the House Military Affairs Committee, would amend the bill or push the issue to the Senate if needed. The merchant marine is expected to grow from 50,000 to 175,000, with average pay for unlicensed seamen around 1,677 dollars yearly and higher earners near 1,875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO Maritime Committee
CIO
Congress
House
Bjorne Halling
Senate
Pro-Nazi Coup Foiled in Peru Deportations Loom
Peru's government said several conspirators including Germans and Japanese were detained and to be deported after planning a New Year's pro Nazi coup. They alleged anti Jewish outbreaks were staged to cloak subversive acts, and noted police measures quelled disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
State Traffic Deaths Equal Last January's
In the first 133 days of this year Wisconsin recorded 22 traffic deaths, matching January's total. Dane County had five fatalities, Jefferson, Kenosha and Racine two each, with single deaths in multiple counties. Five were truck drivers, four farmers, a physician, and a shipyard worker. Thirteen were drivers, two were passengers, six pedestrians, one cyclist. Three quarters occurred at night. headlamps and lighting were blamed in five incidents. Four were due to skidding and three involved railroad crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State
Dane County
Jefferson
Kenosha
Racine
Adams
Ashland
Barron
Brown
Manitowoc
Monroe
Oneida
Sauk Shawano
Sheboygan
Walworth
Union Council Backs Deferment Request for Christoffel
Milwaukee county CIO endorses Harold Christoffel deferment, citing his role as president of the Allis-Chalmers CIO union and council leader. He is 31, married, with one child, and classified 1-A by his local board. The statement urges the selective service appeal board to consider his wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Industrial Union Council
CIO
Harold Christoffel
Allis-Chalmers Cio
Selective Service Appeal Board
Christoffel
McCay Family Visit in Fort Jackson Area
Lieut and Mrs A T McCay and son Thomas of Fort Jackson S C visit Mrs McCays parents Mr and Mrs Walter Bosshard 938 Cameron avenue. For Fuller brushes call 3782 M Donald Wietecka Sir has left to resume duties at New London Conn torpedo school after short visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. McCay
Thomas
Fort Jackson
S. C
McCay
Walter Bosshard
Cameron Avenue
Fuller
Donald Wietecka
New London, Conn
Nazis Persist With Newsprint Shortages Across Europe
Dispatches from Lisbon report German newspapers published in occupied and satellite countries despite chronic paper shortages. Berlin papers arrive in Lisbon looking like 1939 editions while Paris Soir shrinks to a single tabloid sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
United States
Berlin
Voelkischer Beobachter
Boersen-Zeitung
der Angriff
Minsk
Bucharest
Paris
Youth burglars to face circuit court Monday
William Brosman 19 of Chicago and Allen Brenagen 17 of 2006 Avon Street will be brought to circuit court at 9 a.m. Monday, District Attorney Fred Crosby announced. The youths, who pleaded guilty in county court Wednesday, are charged with committing a series of burglaries in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brosman
Chicago
Allen Brenagen
Avon Street
Fred Crosby
la Crosse
New Citizens and At Home Notices List
New citizens announced for St Anes Jan 14 include James Kenneth Walden son of Sgt and Mrs Kenneth Doherty. At Home Jan 9 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Haniff. Jan 2 at Galveston hospital daughter Dawn Doreen to Mr and Mrs Everett Berg formerly of Holmen Trempealeau Wis. Jan 5 Trempealeau Wis born son David Carroll to Mr and Mrs Everett Smith Detroit Mich formerly Trempealeau Cleora Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Walden
Sth Avenue South
James Kenneth
Kenneth Doherty
Dentom Street
Lloyd Haniff
Johnson Street
Hermen
Wis
Galveston
Tex
Dawn Doreen
Everett Berg
Berg
Holmen
Trempealeau
David Carroll
Everett Smith
Detroit, Mich
Cleora Gibbs
Longfellow Group Presents Piratical Operetta Blow Me Down
Longfellow Junior School students perform an operetta set aboard the Black Death. Directed by Evy Saterbak, the show features a captured crew, a cabaret plot, and romantic entanglements leading to a lively finale. Performances are scheduled for January 25 at 8 p.m. and an afternoon show the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Evy Saterbak
Longfelley School
Ins
Trent
Pete
Jake
Miss Pettigrew
Hartwell Hall
Todd
Judy Jenings
Nancy Todd
Miss Pettgrew
Nancy
Bob
Paratrooper Visits Cook County Jail To Motivate Inmates
A sergeant who once served time for petty larceny spoke to Warden Frank Sain and 20 inmates at the Cook County jail. He praised the value of the training at the k 2 up's school and urged prisoners to pursue worthwhile futures through the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ofice
Frank Sain
Cook County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Health Department
Warren Smith
Streblow
Charles Beranek
Judiciary Committee
A. R. Kempter
Consumers
Kempter
W. P. Roellig
Beranek
J.J. Verdota
Roellig
Campbell
Shelby
Donald Lyden
Emil Schultz
Harnwell and Harnwell
OCD
Adventist Seventh-day Adventist Church
Liberty and
Clinton Street
W. H. Holden
Baptist Calvary Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
P. E. Lorentzen
First Baptist Church
6Th Street
Main and
King
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Main Streets
Msgr
Peter Pape
Robert Hansen
Joseph Tetzlaff
Sacred Heart
St. John the Baptist Church
Corner St. James and Avon
Joseph Kundinger
Lloyd F. Geissler
Mother of Perpetual Help
St. James
Windsor
Caledonia Streets
L. B. Keegan
Paul N. Flad
Holy Trinity
13Th and
Park Avenue
C. W. Gille
Philip Seinfelder
Hubert Crubel
24Th
King Streets
W. J. Plecity
D. J. O'Reilly
Board of Public Workrs
Lyle Gilbert
Gilbert
St. Wenceslaus
Winnebago
Ferdinand Cech
Holy Cross
Ferry Streets
S. Andrzejewski
Church OF God Church of God
West Avenue North
John Kurtz
First Congregational Church
7Th Street
Main
Homer W. Yinger
Department of Church
University of Life
Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church
Robert D. Winter
Evangelical Free
Evangelical Free Church
15Th
Winnebago Streets
John Ellefson
Christian Endeavor
Interstate Fundamental Ministers’ Association
Curtis Akenson
First Baptist Church of Minneapolis
Evangelical and Reformed Trinity
Mormon Coulee
E. F. Menger
St. John’s
Market Street
Christopher Boland
Layer
Jehovah's Witnesses
Linker Building
Ed Poss
South 4Th Street
Onalaska
New World Study
Hyde Avenue
Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran Church
George and Sill Streets
O. S. Paulson
OPEN
South 8Th Street
E. R. Briggs
Presbyterian
6Th and
D. D
First Methodist Church
Community Youth Fellowship
French Island
North Presbyterian Church
Avon
Logan
L. C. Smith
Young Peoples Society
Sons OF Abraham Sons of Abraham
Miron A. Dershowitz
Isaiah
His Times
YWCA
First Lutheran Church
West Avenue South
Cameron
Walter A. Schumann
Karl Gurgel
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
Walter E. Gutzke
Mount Calvary - Evangelical Lutheran Church
16Th Street
T. J. Mueller
6Th
Division Streets
George Alvilden
de Soto
Luther League
Lutheran Sunday School Teachers Association
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sill and
Charles Streets
O. Pederson
New Horizons
Carl O. Pederson
Sill Street
Caledonia Street
Salter Memorial Methodist Church
Ferry Street
John Edward Thomas
Damascus
Church
8Th Street
West Avenue Methodist Church
Jackson and
Reuben Francis Halberg
Youth Fellowship
Stoddard Methodist Church
Stoddard
Reuben Francis
Moody Gospel Chapel
Moody Memorial Gospel
Campbell Road
Elmer F. Butler
Chicago Baptist
International Council of Religious
Maritime Union
Union Council
By Wade Werner
St. Anes
Longfellow Group
Robert Attela
Norwalk
John Gilbertson
West Salem
T. Shelvan
George Lebrke, Jr
13Th Street
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