Immediate possession bungalow and small Rose Street home
Real estate ad listing a modern peath street bungalow with 5 rooms and new furnace, plus a Rose street small home near Gauge with utilities and garage. Seeks quick sale at 1300 dollars. Contact N W Brophy at 423 Exchange Blog, phone 74. Also notes homes needed by E C Hougen Realty Co at 527 Hoeschier Blog, phone 536. A small duplex for sale at 315 Market Street on bus line.
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Peath Street
Rose Street
E. C. Hougen Reality Co
Hoeschier
Market Street
E. C Hovgen
Hoeschler
Tribune
Hearing Notice on Final Settlement in Christine Karrib Estate
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court to hear August 1944 final account of Louis J. Karrib administrator for Christine Karrib formerly Christine Abdo. The hearing will determine debts claims and the inheritance tax payable and assign remaining estate to rightful heirs.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Robert A. Albrecht
R. A. Albrecht
la Crosse
Helene J. Albrecht
City of
Said
Court House
K. V. Ahlstrom
C. L. Baldwin
Norce
Christine Karriv
Christine Abdo
Louis J. Karrib
Christine Karrib
le Crosser
I Oa Vv
Ahlstrom
Schubert, Stevenson & & Franzini
Hoeschier
Public Debate Letters Prompt Reader Ad Endorsement
A letter to the editor from Mrs Edna A Friedelson of Minneapolis requests that public debate letters include full names and addresses for consideration. A separate report notes a 14 foot flat boat valued at 15 dollars stolen from a beach area, with owner Robert Layland. A Chelyabinsk steel rolling mill is described as 430 yards long with plant and workers surrounding 30 square miles.
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Tribune
Robert Layland
George Street
Chelyabinsk
Russia
Rescue After Nazi Torpedo Strike On Thanksgiving 1942
New Orleans coxswain Patrick Gerald McCann USN recalls Thanksgiving Day 1942 when his merchant ship was torpedoed near Capetown. He was knocked down three times, spent 45 minutes in the water, saved fellow crew as they drifted, and endured a storm and whale encounter before rescue in Bermuda. He praises the crew’s discipline and humor as they awaited orders to another armed guard gunner post.
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New Orleans
Patrick Gerald McCann
USN
Naval Armed Guard
McCann
Capetown
Armedan
Bermuda
John McCann
Cassville
Wis
Navy
War correspondent recalls Kentucky lieutenant’s tank battle in Normandy
A war diary from a fortress near a Normandy farm describes Lieut Alfred Williams of Louisville and his Sherman crews trading shells with a German tank force. Capt. Ezekiel Glazier and Lt Floyd Mitchell praise Williams as his unit claims sixteen tanks destroyed that day while forward lines hold firm.
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Normandy
Alfred Williams
Louisville
Williams
Floyd Mitchell
Tullahoma, Tenn
Ezekiel Glazier
Palm Beach
Fla
Mitchell
Young Williams
Army
Blue Grass
Army Ace Hap Arnold Built Mighty Air Force
Gen. Henry H. Arnold reshaped a small air arm into a formidable force. The article traces his early flying days from Wright field to instructor duties, record flights, Mackay Trophies, and key roles in building American air power up to leading the 20th Air Force during World War II.
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H. H. “Hap” Arnold
Super Air Force
Japan
20Th Air Force
Washington
Henry Harley Arnold
RAF
General Arnold
Hap” Arnold
Army
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Orville Wright
Arnold
U. S
Oscar Westover
Burbank
Cal
Army Air Corps
College Park
Army National Guard
New York
Connecticut
Long Island
Salem
Mass
Bridgeport
Fairbanks
Alaska
Brisbane
San Francisco
Canal Zone
Mitchell
Billy Mitchell
Mason F. Patrick
Air Corps
Leahy
King
Marshall
Somervell
Churchill In Fine Humor As He Visits Men
Prime Minister Churchill landed by a small plane near Allied lines in France to address 500 troops. He praised the air forces role in the invasion, joked about promises, warned of German turmoil, and urged continued effort toward eventual victory.
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Churchill
France
Germany
Britain
Gee
Lowon
Hitler
Bounder
England
Harold R. L. G. Alexander
Italy
RAF
Two Stolen Cars Recovered By Police In La Crosse Area
La Crosse county highway police recovered a black 1931 Plymouth stolen from Tomah and abandoned on Highway 16 at 6 30 p m Saturday. City police recovered a 1941 blue Buick belonging to Willard Fantle of 1024 King Street, stolen from in front of his home at 9 30 a m Monday, found abandoned at Oak Grove cemetery.
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la Crosse County
Tomah
Oak Grove Cemetery
Willard Fantle
King Street
Fantle
Soldier From McCoy Saves Man In River
Pvt. D. D. Earls of Co. A 599 Engineers rescued Henry Johnson a 49 year old hotel cook from the Mississippi River at Pearl Street just before 10 p m Sunday. Johnson was arrested and fined 12 dollars fifty cents in police court Monday for drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Camp McCoy
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Mississippi River
Pearl Street
Pvt
D. D. Earls, Co. A
Farm population decline from 1920 to 19XX
The roose and mule population of farms declined from 22.4 million in 1920 to 13.4 million in the following year, reflecting a sharp drop across rural households and agricultural employment.
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Grosse, Monroe
Jackson
Vernon
Ouston County
Freternas
K of
J. Marcotte
W. A. Schumann
Stephan
Hellwig
Morris
Florists Telegraph Association
United States
Kienahs
Co. Trunk
Stevenstown
Joe Ames
Kloss
SF Bo
Low Tillman Bros
Rowley
Tom
Wis Bedcing Co
Weet Ave
LA Crosse Laundry & Cleaning CO
Singer Sewing Center
North 4Th
Doerflinger
Hilton
Highway 16
Trocadero Nive Ln
We _ Belp
Harmony Cafe
Arenz Shoe CO
W Young
Gatesville
THE
WAR Manpower Commission
WMC
U. S. Employment Service
Liberal Commission
Mr. Cheney
Mr. Ness
R. C. Cheney Co
Abiee
Apoe Ee Eee
Tillman Bros
S. 4Th
Cass
McKenzie Chew
Viroqua
Blate Road
Jacobson
Caledonia
HOTEL
Stoddard
Gannott Hotel
See City Car Co
Fifth Ave
Bureau of Personnel
State Capitol
Madison
Auto Service
Paris
Badger Acto
City Iron
Lax Auto Rad
South 2Nd
Charlie’s
3Rd
Pearl
Simonize
Servisco
Kendall Oil Wholesale Distributors
Thompson
Anderson Tire and Battery Service
FORD
Losey
Clarence Bol
German Place
Onalaska
Cadillac
Plymouth
Adams
Ben Bautch
Arcadia Vis
Saet
Jay
South
Dahl Motors
SALF
Interstate Finance
Corporation
Rivoli
C. H. Bloedorn
Br. Mgr
Cash
Ors
First Credit Co
Motor
R Nobel
Financial Service Co
R. Luxford
Fairchild Avenue
Green Acres
Farmers Market
Briggs & Stratton
Lacrosse Supply
Sidney F. Jones
Bangor
Wir
Black River Falls
Ed Lyons
McCormick-Deering
John Deere Mower
John Deere
Sears Roebuck
Louis
Pat) Murphy
Auuctioner
Arcadia
Northern Investment
Lester Benny
Independence
Hwy
Red English
Northern Low. Co
B. Tilmon
Wilton, Wis
Gamble
Lacrosse Supply CO
Scott-Burgess Fuel CO
la Crosse Street
Smith Bicycle Shop
South 8Th
M. Sapti
Liberty
Cropsea
Redfield
Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee
Artistic Novelty Studios
S. Barstow S
Leithold Piano CO
Caah
Bendis
Tim _SEVERSOM
North
Lackrosse Supply CO
South Sixth
John Dil- Worth
Prospect
Sth
Sovin
Westinghouse
Waitnui
Terry’s
Reed
Alf Mnodahl
Hillview Avenue
Miller's
Ear End
South Side
East End
Loomis Street
Inquire LA Crosse Trust Company
Main Street
South 4Th St
Pettingill & Freisinger
Bateview Bank
Hoeschler Bldg
South 16Th
Copeland
Hotel Stoddard
Caledonia Street
Grandad’s Bluff
Mississippi Valley
N. W. Brophy
County Board of Supervisors
S. W
N. W
Johnston
Bernard Zahn
John Freisinger
Otto Briggs
Private Perkins
America
Poland
Mary Wrobleski
Adams, Minneapolis, Minn
LA Crosse Tribune
Hal Boyle
Glazier
By S. Burton Smith
NEA
Soldier
McCoy
Man