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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1944

Page

5

La Crosse eyes postwar U S funds for street projects

Washington reports Wisconsin cities like La Crosse can gain federal aid under a three year postwar road bill. The plan seeks 1.5 billion dollars total with 60 percent cover for year one, 50 percent year two, to fund urban highways and bypasses, plus safety and traffic signal upgrades.

Tribune Washington Bureau Washington—La Crosse Wisconsin Getti Ted House Roads Committee Roads Committee Isconsin

E Dahl Dies In Invasion From Trempea-Jeau County

Pfc. Elmo Dahl 31 first invasion fatality from Trempea-Jeau county. Telegram July 19 notified parents of death in France on June 11. Born May 13, 1913 in Independence he lived in Borst valley worked as farm laborer prior to Dec 18 1942 induction. Attache to infantry division. training at Camp Wolters Texas. Brother Pfc. Ellwood Dahl 24 in England since Sept 1943. Survived by parents three sisters and five brothers.

Whitehall Wis Elmo Dahl Trempea- Jeau County Bennie Dahl Pleasantville France Independence Borst Valley Dahl Camp Wolters Tex Pic Ellwood Dahl England Dahls Ellwood Elmo Thorless Thompson Bruce Valley Lucille Dahl Rockford Eileen Dahl Pfc Elwood Clifford Galesville Orville Robert Howard

Netherlands Indies official speaks at Melbourne luncheon

The luncheon speaker in Melbourne was introduced as Mr. Roeslan but in full he was Raden Mas Roeslan noeda noeroesamsi from the Netherlands Indies civil service.

Melbourne Australia Roeslan Raden Mas Roeslan

House In Street Pays No Taxes In City

In Joliet Illinois Herman Metz has lived in a house built thirty years ago in an area once planned as a street svest. The home has not appeared on the tax books and Metz has not received any tax bill.

Joliet Herman Metz Metz

Names Spelled 132 Ways for Lake Winnep-saukee

There are at least 132 spellings on record for Lake Winnepesaukee whose name comes from the Indians.

Lakeport N. H Lake Winnipesaukee

Paris renames Wilson Avenue to Henriot in tribute

Paris changes Avenue President Wilson to Avenue Philippe Henriot as reported by German papers. The renaming honors the late Vichy propaganda minister assassinated by French patriots, following prior local action to rename Roosevelt Avenue in Vichy to Henriot.

Wilson Avenue Henriot Paris Madrid Wilson Philippe Henriot Vichy Theodore) Roosevelt

D Day Nearly Meant Doom For Her Home

ALVA Okla The invasion news arrived as Mrs James Brakebill faced a house fire The caller asked the operator to summon the fire department but the operator mistook the call as a regular citizen request and delayed response

Alva Okla James Brakebill

Fire sirens blow for invasion signal thwarted blaze

A faulty warning mix up led to a tense moment as a fire siren blared for an invasion signal. Mrs. Brakebill managed to deploy a fire truck in time, preventing significant damage.

Executives Work Four-Hour Night Shifts at Ordnance Depots

Business executives are working four-hour night shifts in several army ordnance depots to relieve manpower shortages. The measure aims to bolster munitions production and support wartime logistics.

Army Ordnance

Rubbish collector billed city for stove in Niagara Falls

Stanley Miller sent Niagara Falls officials a bill for 18.50 claiming rubbish collectors took an oil stove he placed at the curb for cleaning. The unusual claim prompted city attention and a possible dispute over responsibility.

Niagara Falls N. Y Stanley Miller

Pigeon Returns Home Labeled Draft Dodger

In Woburn Massachusetts Frank Sullivan donated 25 homing pigeons for wartime courier use. A bird returned bearing a USN tag and Sullivan quipped that it was a draft dodger.

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Mary James Cottrell Commissioner of Public Roads State Highway Departments J. W. Robinson Utah Congress E. Dahl Ora Ael la Crosse Honor Bilt Ibane Fifth Avenue South Sears
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