Dr Kemski Joins La Crosse Optometry Firm
Dr M R Kemski a former Minneapolis optometrist joins Clarence Van de Steeg at 331 Main St La Crosse. The pair previously worked together for seven years and now expand services including visual readjustment and contact lenses. Kemski graduated from Winols Optometry School in 1945 and moved here with his wife and three sons.
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M. R. Kemski
Minneapolis
Clarence van de Steeg
Main Street
van de Steeg
la Crosse
Kemski
En Winols Optometry
Tribune
M. BR. Kemski
Main
Ringling Brothers Book Circus Here
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus applied to use grounds in the old airport area to stage a circus, seeking permission for site use and arrangements.
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Ringling Brothers
Barmum and Bailey Circus
Wisconsin Hiring Opens With Pay Up To 400 Monthly
N E Schulze La Crosse district USES manager reports multiple openings across the state for skilled workers including cost accountant draftsman designer and engineer roles with monthly pay from 150 to 400 dollars and clerical sales posts up to 150 dollars per month. Interested applicants should contact the La Crosse USES office in the Exchange building.
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Wisconsin
N. E. Schulze
la Crosse
U. S. Employment Service
Schulzesta
Exchange
Legislature Approves Emergency Raises Funding Plan
The assembly amends a $1.5 million emergency board appropriation to provide specific department amounts totaling $1,171,600. Stout Institute gets $21,600 for salary boosts, Public Welfare $758,120 including pensions, and State Teachers College $226,266. The plan also funds returning veterans and $10 monthly bonuses, to be disbursed by March 1, 1947.
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Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Stout Institute
Public Welfare Department
State Teachers College
Government crackdown on collapsible movie firms questioned
Hollywood reports misidentified Miss Joan Bennett in a July story about a government drive against stars and executives who form single film companies for tax relief. Walter Wanger's counsel Abraham L. Bienstock noted the error and stressed no criminal aspect is involved per a revenue bureau official.
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New York
Associated Press
Joan Bennett
Hollywood
Abraham L. Bienstock
Walter Wanger
Miss Bennett
Washington
Bienstock
Wanger
Revenue Bureau
Obituary notices for Mrs Louisa D Meyer and Mrs Effie Loomis
Mrs Louisa D Meyer 68 wife of Herman Meyer of Bangor Wis died in a local hospital Monday. Born April 22 1878 she is survived by her husband two daughters a son three sisters three brothers 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services Thursday 2 pm at Onalaska Evangelical church Rev Emil Toepel officiating burial in Mormon Coulee cemetery. Friends may call at Sletten McKee north chapel Wednesday evening. Mrs Effie Loomis 46 of 205 Main street died at home Tuesday from lingering illness She is survived by one niece Betty Brandt her father Henry Brandt four sisters and three brothers One brother Henry preceded her burial Friday 2:30 pm Hellwig Morris chapel Rev M Van derbeck officiating Oak Grove cemetery Friends may call Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Louisa D. Meyer
Herman Meyer
Bangor
Wis
George Herman
Walter Hogue
William Schmaltz
Onalaska
Charles Stark
St. Joseph Ridge
Richard Klos
Frank Kirschner
la Crosse
Peter
Frank Gerke
Emil Gerke
Onalaska Evangelical Church
Emil Toepel
Mormon Coulee
Sletten- McKee Company
Effie Loomis
Main Street
Betty Brandt
Henry Brandt
Ora Deppe
Jessie Anderson
Waterloo
Ethel Coon
Leona Humel
Lake Mills
Edward Brandt
Johnson Creek
William Brandt
Funeral services for John F. Hellwig
Funeral services for John F. Hellwig aged 70 or 71 will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at First Lutheran Church West Avenue and Cameron Rev Walker A Schumann officiating Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday afternoon and evening The body will be in state at the church from 12 noon to 2 30 p m
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John F. Hellwig
South Sixth Street
First Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Cameron
Walter A. Schumann
Woodlawn
Mrs Lena Siebenshuh dies at 83 in local hospital
Lena Siebenshuh aged 83 died Monday afternoon at a local hospital. Born in Pittsburgh on December 1, 1862, she is survived by two sons Lawrence of Cincinnati and Fred G of La Crosse, 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Her husband, a daughter and two sons preceded her in death. Services set for Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at Dahl funeral home with Rev A J Niebruegge officiating. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery. friends may call at Dahl this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Siebenshuh
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Fred G
la Crosse
Dahl
A. J. Niebruegge
Senate Approves Lamprey Elimination Bill for Great Lakes
The Senate passed legislation directing a vigorous program to eliminate sea lampreys from the Great Lakes. The bill authorizes the Fish and Wildlife director to spend up to $20,000 annually to control the eel pest that harms fish stocks.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
White House
Great Lakes
Fish and Service
Trial details reveal mixed evidence in Krachel egg attack case
Witness Arlid Davidson testifies Jahimiak and others threw eggs near Miss Krachel at the plant. Loomis seeks suspended sentence arguing lesson learned while Sobel argues assault requires action plus intent. Egg quality and sources cited alongside Rhinehart v Whitehead precedents used in closing remarks.
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Sobel
Arlid Davidson
Miss Krachel
Jahimiah
Loomis
Jahimiak
Oomis
Skemp
Wisconsin
Rhinehart
Whitehead
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Daily Records
A long list of property transfers is recorded across multiple streets and towns including Humboldt Avenue Chester and Virginia West to Eckert West Salem West La Crosse Liberty Street Caledonia Street Loomis Street Libery Street and Hyde Avenue among others. The entries name buyers and sellers such as La Creme Theodore Miller and Gerald Cox Leonard Schultz Greene Michalsk to Edwards Miller Bell to Rick and Rick to Hellemann Brewing Co and Bennett Chapiewsky among others. Avignon France is noted as a historical aside.
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la Creme
Theodore
Celie Miller
Gerald
Anna Cox
Humboldt Avenue
Jackson
Cottage Grove
Chester
Virginia West
Hartford
Bernice Eckert
19Th Street
Barlow
Weston
Norman
Indah
Frank
Myrtle Butler
West la Crosse
Leonard M
Kathryn Schultz
Clarence
Elenora Caulum
West Salem
John
Margaret de Colon
Curtists
Anna Marie Greene
Clement
Henrietta Michalsk
Edward
Margaret Miller
Liberty Street
Rublee Street
Theresia Betz
Martha C. Lee
Caledonia Street
Car
Gould Streets
Leigh B
Orlie Bell
George J
Minnie Rick
Winnebago Street
1St
22Nd
G. Hellemann Brewing Company
Third Street
Jackson and
Johnson Streets
Laura Fitzpatrick
Lawrence and
Marie Linhart
Loomis Street
Logan
Gillette
Deviile
Gladys Lord
Delmer
Dorothy Welch
Libery Street
Gould Street
Albert
Anna Love
Vernon
Arbutus Pishaw
20Th Street
Farnam Street
Park Avenue
Reuben and
Caroline Larson
Robert
Mildred Olson
Cliffview
Albert L
Ide C. Miller
Venicel
Margaret Vec
Hyde Avenue
14Th
16Th
Jean Bennett
Wilford
S8thel Chapiewsky
Bangor
Rainfall Aids Crops Across Wisconsin and Nearby Areas
Rainfall boosted pastures and crops in the La Crosse area and across the upper Mississippi valley. Totals ranged from under a half inch at Brice Prairie to 1.56 inches in La Crosse, with 1.14 inches in Dodge and 1.5 in Lansing Jr. The forecast calls for nicer, warmer weather, and a rise in the Mississippi River south of La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Brice Prairie
Dodge
Trempealeau County
Lansing
CIO-PAC groups push price control cooperation in rally
James D. Cody of the CIO urged buying only essentials to curb inflation and speed supply recovery. A grocer blamed government policy and Chicago markets for high prices while favoring low turnover and fair margins. Lloyd led a plan to study consumer problems, support honest retailers, and fight black markets as prices rise. He singled out Congressman Stevenson as targeted for opposition.
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James D. Cody
CIO
Chicago
Lloyd's
Lloyd
OPA
Stevenson
Cio-Pac
Bull's fate at packing house shocks readers with brutal detail
A bull named Elmer is described as nearly bulletproof and untouched by a shot cascade. Rooney fires six rounds into his head, Elmer drops after 16 shots and 10 hammer blows, then is described as becoming dinner meals. No motive given for the attack.
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Rooney
Elmer
Local Businessman Attends National Youth Rally
Walter Reschien, La Crosse businessman who leads the Coulee Region Youth for Christ Rally, serves as director and delegate at the Second Annual Youth for Christ Convention near Minneapolis this week. Also notes that bananas are picked green everywhere to stay unripe for sale.
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Walter Reschiein
Coulee Region
Youth For Christ
la Crosse
Youth For Christ International
Minneapolis
Gas Factory Stomach Relief With Tru-Lex Claims
A Wisconsin woman reports her stomach transformed from constant gas bloating to relief after using Tru-Lex. She says meals no longer cause gas or headaches and constipation vanished, attributing the change to Tru-Lex, a herbal remedy sold in local drugstores.
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Wisconsin
Navy Releases Discharge at Shoemaker Center
Odell L. Olson Ptr3c 1507 Adams Street and Linden Earl Ewing Sic Ontario Wisconsin discharged at the U S Navy personnel separation center Shoemaker California.
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U. S. Navy
Shoemaker
Calif
Odell L. Olson
Adams Street
Linden Earl Ewing
Sic
Ontario
Wis
Navy discharge list from Great Lakes center
Discharged sailors at the U S navy personnel separation center Great Lakes Illinois include J C Pendleton Sic of 117 Liberty street Edward H Richards F3c of 1442 George street Lawrence House R 2 Dale A Brieske Fic of 1002 South Sixth street Robert A Golinick Sic R 2 all of La Crosse Robert B Ford Sic of Black River Falls Willis L Helt SKIc of Richland Center Verlyn McClurg Sic of Westby R V Litzenberg Sic and Stanley F Witz AS both of Tomah.
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U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
J. C. Pendleton
Liberty Street
Edward H. Richards
George Street
Lawrence
Dale A. Brieske
South Sixth Street
Robert A. Golinick
la Crosse
Robert B. Ford
Black River Falls
Willis L. Helt
Richland Center
Verlyn McClurg
Sic
Westby
R. V. Litzenberg
Stanley F. Witz
Tomah
State Industrialist Chester J. Roberts Dies in California
Glendale Calif Chester J Roberts 57 former Wisconsin supervisor of the national re employment service and Milwaukee industrialist died of a heart attack Sunday at Sunset Beach while visiting a friend Interment will be at Forest Lawn Memorial Park He is survived by his widow and three sons Dr Chester L Joseph G and Dean E all of Glendale a brother and three sisters in the east He had lived in California nine years From 1900 until 1914 the Solomon Islands belonged to Germany
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Glendale
Calif
Chester J. Roberts
Wisconsin
National Reemployment Service
Milwaukee
Sunset Beach
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Chester L
Joseph G
Dean E
East
California
Solon's Cash Dealings Revealed In Senate Hearing
Washington testimony shows Eivind Anderson of Tacoma paid 2500 dollars to Representative Coffee's office for representation in Washington in 1941. Anderson says the payment was not a campaign contribution and describes a brief exchange after a lunch near the Capitol. He claims Coffee promised to look after his interests if he paid the sum. Wrestling is referenced in a closing line.
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Washington
Eivind Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Coffee
Capitol
Anderson
Senate War Investigating Committee
Paul A. Olson
War Department
Paul
John
Yugoslavs Fight Boundary Decision at Paris Conference
The Yugoslav delegation to the Paris peace conference will continue to oppose adoption of the proposed boundary line between Italy and Yugoslavia, calling it unjust. A source says 60,000 Yugoslavs and 14,000 Italians are affected between the Bidault line and Yugoslavia's ethnical line.
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Paris
Italy
Yugoslavia
Ampco Metal President Carl Zaiser Dies in Milwaukee
Carl J. Zaiser, 67, president of Ampco Metal Inc, died after a long illness in Milwaukee. He had led the company for many years and his death was reported Thursday.
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Ampco Inc
Milwaukee
Carl J. Zaiser
Ampco Metal, Inc
What Is Wrong When Prayer Fails
A 9 000 word treatise by Edwin J Dingle from Forbidden Tibet promises readers a pathway to better health wealth and power through knowledge As a first step he offers a free copy of his work by mail from The Institute of Mentalphysics 213 South Hobart Blvd Dept 553A Los Angeles Calif Readers urged to write promptly as copies are limited Advertisement
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
England
Far East
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
South
Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles
Calif
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