Husband of Dakota girl is killed in Burma
Mrs. E. M. Gibson Jr of Dakota announces the death of her husband Sgt. E. M. Gibson Jr who was killed in action on June 16 in North Burma India. He entered service in March 1941 in California and served as instructor at Camp McCoy before going overseas in 1943 reaching Delhi and then North Burma. He is survived by his wife his father E M Gibson Sr in Washington and a brother Corp M G Gibson in the medical corps.
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Dakota, Minn
E. M. Gibson, Jr
F. R. Sinclair
Dakota
North
Burma
India
Gibson
California
Camp Gibson McCoy
Delhi
E. M. Gibson
Walla Walla Hospital
Washington
Corp
M. G. Gibson
Medical Corps
Whitehall
Wis
Andrew Tweet
Albion
South Pacific
Norden Lutheran Church
J. A. Westberg
Tweet
Dane County
Wisconsin
Nels
Ingeborg Tweet
Trempealeau County
Eleva
Ida Thompson
Pleasant Lake
N. D
Albion Township
County Board of Supervisors
Noel Tweet
Sedalia
Ingeborg
Arno Bollinger
Elena
Thorvald
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Manda
Peter Tweet
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Sgt
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Army
Irvin
Lutheran Seminary
Minneapolis
Ndchildren
George Russell
San Francisco
Bradley Reports Close Allied Cooperation In Normandy
General Omar N. Bradley said the rapid victory in Normandy showed strong joint action by infantry, artillery, and the close cooperation of ground and air forces. He credited naval gunfire for three hours of bombardment that aided the breakthrough and the capture of about 35 000 prisoners.
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Normandy
Omar N. Bradley
Aanist
Ormany
Bradley
Navy
Trempealeau County Treasurers 25 Years of Service Highlighted
Whitehall Wis special report notes long tenures of Eleva treasurer Harvey Havenor Lincoln township treasurer Lewis Witt and Preston township treasurer Ore Hanson. Havenor first elected 1916 and repeatedly reelected. Witt since 1917, praised for tax collection. Hanson declined to run after 25 years. Guse served 1919 to 1942.
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Whitehall
Wis
John K. Allen
Allen
Harvey Havenor
Eleva
Havenor
Spring Valley
Minn
Mondovi
Trempealeau County
Moen
Lewis Witt
Lincoln Township
Witt
Ore Hanson
Preston Township
Hanson
Pealeau County
Selective Service Board
Gus Guse
Hale Township
Extermination Camps Auschwitz and Birkenau Report 1.7 Million Dead
Geneva dispatch to the Times cites 1,715,000 Jews killed by Germans in Auschwitz and Birkenau camps by April 15, 1944. Victims from Poland, the Netherlands, Greece, France, Belgium, and other nations. Crematoria furnace details and gas executions described in the report.
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New York
Geneva
New York Times Today
Upper Silesian
Auschwitz
Birkenau
International Church Movement Ecumenical Refugee Commission of
Zurich
Poland
Netherlands
Greece
France
Belgium
Germany
Yugoslavia
Italy
Norway
Bohemia
Moravia
Austria
Slovakia
Hungary
Upper Silesia
Times Dispatch
Deaths and obituaries across several cities
Daniel C. Green 59 a court appointed trustee and reorganizer of Samuel Insull empire dies in Petoskey Michigan. Sidney Nirdlinger 7 died in Galesburg Illinois president of Galesburg First National Bank and a leader in Illinois Bankers Association. Thro Dewitt 64 in Cleveland president of Dewitt hotels and executive manager of Hotel Hollenden. Edwin J. Schantarber 58 philanthropist attorney longtime head of Jewish Welfare Federation in Columbus. Prof George Burns 85 Cincinnati engineering department head and assistant dean at University of Cincinnati. Frank B. Jacobs 55 Woolworth buyer manager in New York born in Independence Iowa. New air services established recently in Mexico.
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Mich
Daniel C. Green
Samuel Insuil
Wtilkies
Galesburg
Sidney Nirdlinger
Galesburg First National Bank
Ilinois Banker's AsSociation
Cleveland
Thro Dewitt
Dewitt Operated
Hollenden
Sa Tuorday
Columbus
Edwin J. Schantarber
Jewish Welfare Federation
Cincinnati
George Burns
College of Engoneering
University of Cincinnati
New Y York
Frank B. Jacobs
F. W. Woolworth Company
Independence
Tri-State Deaths Highlight Wisconsin Community Losses
Obituaries from Whitehall Soldiers Grove Cashton and nearby areas note the deaths of Andrew Tweet 73 in Albion and Henry Degenhardt 63 in Cashton. Funeral arrangements, survivors including children and spouses, and service details are listed with affiliations to local churches and military service.
Funeral services for Lyman Woolstrum 79 held in Waukon
Fu neral services for Lyman Woolstrum 79 were held Saturday at St Patrick s church with burial in Mount Olivet cemetery. Born in New York, he moved to French Creek township Allamakee County in 1867 and lived on area farms before settling in Waukon in 1935. Surviving are his wife three daughters a son Leo and daughters in Dubuque French Creek Hanover and one more in Waukon plus a brother and three sisters and nine grandchildren three great grandchildren.
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Cashton
Wis
Henry Degenhardt
Pine Hollow Church
Timmerman
Amelia
Chicago
Leonard
Omer
Gilbert
William
Fred
Joseph
Celia
Catherine
Anna
Loyal
Bertha
Mary
Athens
Waukon
Lyman Woolstrum
St. Patrick’s Church
Mount Olivet
Woolstrum
New York State
L. Woolstrum
French Creek Township
Allamakee County
Mary Lyons
Dorchester
Waterloo Township
Leo Woolstrum
T. B. Schwartzhoff
Dubuque
Emmet Mahoney
French Creek
Forrest Ryan
Hanover
Decorah Youth Robert McKernan Dies After Crash
Robert McKernan 20 died at his Decorah home from injuries after a traffic crash near Lanesboro. The Decorah High School senior, crippled from infantile paralysis, fractured leg injuries led to his death. Born June 12, he was the son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose McKernan.
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Decorah
Robert McKernan
Ambrose McKernan
McKernan
Decorah High School
Lanesboro
Committal Held for Thomas Herreid in Blair
The Rev. T. E. Sweger officiated at a committal service at Zion Lutheran church in Blair for Thomas Herreid 79 who died in Madison last Tuesday. Herreid long served in Wisconsin banking, becoming chief examiner and later commissioner of banking in 1926 27. He retired four years ago after a career starting in hardware and public finance.
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Whitehall
Wis
T. E. Sweger
Zion Lutheran Church
Blair
Thomas Herreid
Madison
Herreid
Wisconsin Banking Department
Beaver Creek
Ettrick
Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Peter
James Davidson
Treasury Department
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La Guardia Proposes Hotel Tax and Commuter Levy
Mayor La Guardia unveiled a $50 million annual tax plan to close the subway deficit. It includes a 2 percent hotel bill levy for visitors and a 40 cent weekly tax on commuters, alternatives to raising subway fares. The measures would be submitted to the board of estimate and the city council, with a state enabling act sought to allow votes.
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la Guardia
New York
F. H. la Guardia
Board of Estimate
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