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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1944

Page

7

Dewey Stays In Seclusion Amid Strategy Moves

The Republican nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower, idle in Albany after a Chicago visit, maintains secrecy as he meets with GOP leaders including Herbert Brownell Jr. and plans to align congressional and senatorial campaigns with a New York City headquarters push. He may relocate strategy to link federal campaigns with district and statewide GOP efforts while preparing for a Pawling homecoming.

Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewabreast New York City Executive Mansion Herbert Brownell GOP Chicago Dewey Pawling Dewey Strategy Board John Townsend Delaware Charles Halleck Indiana Washington Dewevites Congress

Death of Sharon Ann Trempealeau Child

Funeral services for Sharon Ann, two and a half, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray, will be held Thursday at St. Bartholomew's in Trempealeau. Burial in the new Catholic cemetery. She died Monday at Arcadia hospital from ruptured appendix after brief illness. Surviving parents, three brothers, two sisters, and grandparents. One brother, Phc. William, in Iran, others at Crosier Tree Online.

Galesville Trem Village Phc William Iran Leland Crosier Tree Onamia Minn Kenneth Edward Dailey St. John's Catholic Church Caledonia Minneapolis Josie Ray Frank May New Albinia Leo Rochester McCormick Funeral Home St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Calvary Cemetery Ambrose Layne

Elder Ole Sylfest dies at 79 near Blair Wisconsin

Ole Sylfest born May 8 1865 near Blair died at his farm east of Blair at 4 40 a m Tuesday after a heart attack June 28 Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 30 p m with Rev B J Harlem The Ve tribute notes his long service to Synod Lutheran church Trempealeau Valley association and local school board He leaves Pauline Olson widow four daughters Tillie Ame lia Myrtle Stella and two grandsons Rege and Clark Erickson ETTRICK Wis Special death notice also mentions A G Nelson death at 78

Wis Ole Blair Hore B. J. Harlem Cemeom Vosse Coulee Ole Olson Sylfest Carrie Voss Norway Dane County Wisconsin Ole Sylfest Melvin Tranberg Pauline Olson Trump B. Hovde Sylfest Turicoulee Highway 95 Synod Lutheran Church Trempealeau Valley Association Ion Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors Tillie Sylfest Lincoln County Amelia Sylfest Cooperative Creamery Company Myrtle Harrison Immell Stella Erickson Whitehall Rege Clark Erickson Ettrick Hans O. Thompens Ole Thompson America Alena Hill French Valley Old Hill Thompson Sasa Creek Lutheran Church Julius A. Johnson North Beaver Creek Harry Skorstad Olaf Severson Lester Prairie Minn Paul Steiner Washington, D. C Clarence Lebakken Abrahams Coulee Arthur Helmer Milton French Creek Norman North French Creek Lutheran Church H. O. Aasen

Prominent Estelline businessman dies after long career

Prominent Estelline business man, born in South Beaver Creek Ettrick township in September 1865 and brother of two deceased women, died after 50 years in Estelline business. Funeral planned in Estelline. The obituary notes survivors including a son Dr Edmund Nelson and a second wife.

Estelline S. D South Beaver Creek Ettrick Township Iver Pidetoenson Martha Ringlee Edmund Nelson Gelateun Ss. D Nelson

Soldier’s wife dies. Dalton family mourns in Wisconsin

Mrs. Clay Dalton 46 of Sold iers Grove Wis died in Richland Center hospital Monday. Born Feb 2 1898 in Muscoda she married Clay Dalton Feb 16 1921. Survivors include husband two daughters Mary Lou and Darlene a son Boyd at home and Sgt Malcolm Dalton killed in action. Four brothers and five sisters also listed. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm in Richland Center.

Soldiers Grove Wis Clay Dalton Richland Center Muscoda John Fayle Mary Lou Darlene Boyd Malcolm Dalton Walter

Mosquitos Mines Block Kiel Canal in Allied Raid

Mosquito bombers carrying mines for the first time blocked traffic in Germany's Kiel canal for 10 days in a swift low level attack less than a month before D day. One Mosquito lost. about 1,000,000 metric tons of cargo delayed and over 100 ships halted after mines sowed on a 3.5 mile Baltic end stretch.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Germany Kiel Canal France British Air Ministry Baltic North Seas

Grace Peterson to address Luther league at Ettrick

Grace Peterson of Blair will speak to North Beaver Creek Luther league in Ettrick township on Sunday evening. The program includes songs by Margaret Tranberg traits recitations by Elwood Knutson and other readings and solos. A devotional service will be led by Rev Sweger, and church aid meets Tuesday July 11 with a rummage sale led by auctioneer William Henderson.

Ettrick Wis Grace Peterson Blair California North Beaver Creek Luther League Ettrick Township T. E. Sweger Margaret Tranberg Elwood Knutson Hegg parochial s@ool children la Mae Sexe Herman Hovelsrud, Jr Eugene Herreid Barbara Knutson Ardell Matson Jeannette Bratland Sweeger William Henderson

Hitler vows to stay and win despite hard times

London reports Adolf Hitler in a second speech within a week urging no capitulation amid difficult times. He praised German workers and engineers, urged unity with Wehrmacht and munitions chiefs, and promised victory though Berlin did not disclose date or text.

London Adolf Hitler Berlin Reich Hitler Eduard Diet Finland Germany Transocean Albert Speer Fuehrer Speer

Dictionary Gaps Hide Vulgar Words From Home Dictionaries

A claim that about 300000 English terms are stigmatized as vulgar or low and thus omitted from dictionaries intended for home use. The statement highlights how diction research may exclude offensive language from mainstream reference works.

Memorial Craftsmen Offer Beautiful Monument Designs

In a beautiful monument, care should select an appropriate design of beauty and grace. Many years of experience as Memorial Craftsmen fit us to assist you. Call and see our large stock of memorials.

Four Killed In Wreck Of Santa Fe Chief Train

Four killed and more than 30 injured after the Santa Fe Chief derailed near Flagstaff New York film executive J C McLeod of New York City identified by MGM as head of film exchanges per Hollywood reports. Traffic resumed 14 hours later with extensive track damage and a temporary line built.

Flagstaff Ariz Santa Fe Here West Coast J. C. McLeod New York City Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios Hollywood John J. Edwards Winslow Ann Bradys Ha Ind H. H. Helpers Los Angeles Calif

U S Envoy Enroute Home From Turkey

Washington confirms Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt is traveling home on leave from Ankara for consultations. State department says no break in U S Turkey relations. British official Sterndale Bennett also departing Ankara.

Washington Laurence A. Steinhardt Turkey State Department United States Steinhardt Ankara Dale Bennett

Mrs Henry Meyer Loses Thumb in Farm Accident

Mrs Henry Meyer of Bangor Wisconsin lost her left thumb Monday afternoon when her husband released a power lift on a cultivator while she rested her hand on it. The couple were near the house and he had paused for water.

Bangor Wis Henry Meyer

Navy Recruiter Here Gets New Assignment

POK H. A. Bahr, stationed at La Crosse since March, leaves for Milwaukee for a new assignment. POK C. L. Morrissey, at La Crosse since June 1943, will report to Green Bay on July 11. No replacement yet assigned to La Crosse. Opium was administered by the ancient Chinese before operations.

Pok H. A. Bahr la Crosse Milwaukee C. L. Morrissey Green Bay

South Africa weighs universal life insurance for Union oath takers

South Africa considers legislation to provide every Union soldier who swears in to serve anywhere with a $10,000 insurance policy. The plan aims to secure financial protection for service members amid deployment uncertainties.

Provide Insurance South Africa

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Sharon Ann Stelpflug A.G. Nelson Anna Birge A. G. Nelson Tribune Robert E. Steele, Jr Pfc Robert E. Steele Steele England Elaine J. Knothe Baby Green Island Hans O. Thompson Mrs. Clay Dalton Ellen Mead Spring Water Houston County Weisensel & Weisensel Weissensel Alate Rel? Lee Luther League Wach Werner B. F. Goodrich B.F. Goodrich Silvertown 116Th Avenue B. F. Goodrich Tires LA Crosse Tribune U. S Enroute Navy
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