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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1945

Page

3

Probe Murder Of Wealthy Salesman At Marguery Hotel

Police traced a pair of pistol cartridges to the Park Avenue shooting of Albert E. Langford 63 a textile salesman found dead in the Hotel Marguery corridor closet two men were described leaving the scene with Langford firing in his six room suite while his wife Marion Langford then Mrs Marion Grimes said two men asked to see her and fled after a scuffle detectives questioned neighbors including Lady Kempton and sought the missing weapon as they pursued the motive and suspects in this murder case.

York Park Avenue Albert E. Langford Marion Langford Teir Marguery Lang Wilma Raphael Diaz Metropolitan Opera Company Langfords Marion Grimes Joseph Mayer

Denver rider survives wild prairie chase with train

In Pueblo Colorado James Pruitt rode a rented horse across open country. The horse collided with a streamlined train sending both rider and animal to the ground. Pruitt escaped with minor injuries as he found the stirrup on his right leg detached from the saddle.

Pueblo Cole James Pruitt Denver Lone Prairie Pruitt

8th Air Force radio operator completes 12 months overseas

Gordon A. Neuman son of Mr and Mrs A P Neuman 1203 South 10th Street La Crosse Wisconsin has completed twelve months overseas service with the 8th Air Force He serves as a radio operator with General Jesse Autons Fighter Wing.

8Th Air Force England Gordon A. Neuman A. P. Neuman South 10Th Street la Crosse Wis Jesse Auton

Scholl To Get Navy Release From Camp Pinedale

Camp Pinedale announces that Seaman Lucerne Scholl has departed for a separation center to be discharged under the war department point system. The La Crosse Wisconsin native enlisted July 10, 1940, served in the Aleutians on Attu Amchitka and Semichi, earned 56 months of service with 30 overseas, and holds the good conduct medal and multiple campaign ribbons. He plans to return home and resume studies under the GI bill.

Camp Pinedale Calif Lucerne Scholl Uoon War Department Scholl L. H. Scholl Onalaska Avenue Army University of Wisconsin Aleutians Alaska Attu Amchitka Semichi Drew Field Fla la Crosse

Accidents In Tomah Area Are Reported

Two collisions near Tomah occurred on Highway 16 around 9 45 am when a feed grinder truck driven by Ray Christmas entered from an alley and struck a Gateway Transfer truck driven by Leo Mosher of La Crosse. At Mill Bluff park Andrew Funmaker's car overturned while he tried to quiet his baby in the back seat.

Tomah Wis Christ Hendrickson Tomah Courts Highway 16 Hendrickson Ray Christmas Leo Mosher la Crosse Mill Bluff Park Andrew Funmaker Funmaker

Ekern Receives Unit Citation At Camp McCoy

At Camp McCoy Wisconsin Col George M MacMullin announced two soldiers will receive honors A distinguished unit citation to Clarence Ekern of La Crosse and a purple heart to S Sgt Donald S McDonald of the detachment of patients for wounds in the left ankle from Japanese mortar fire at Peleliu on September 16 He served eight and a half years in the Army and later spoke of the ducks 6x6 boats built around tank hulls used to ferry troops over coral reefs in combat The veteran is from Alma Michigan.

Camp Mccoy Wis George M. MacMullin Clarence Ekern la Crosse Donald S. McDonald South Pacific Peleliu McDonald 456Th Amphibious Duck Co 1St Marine Division Solomons Ad A Ville Alma

Children Praise War Bond Purchases Across Nation

The treasury salutes U S school children for war bond contributions since August 1944 totaling 107 741 730 dollars funding military equipment including 7 866 ambulances 115 hospital service planes and 249 fighter planes. The effort spans more than 10 000 theaters and marks D Day anniversary events in Norway and tributes to Ernie Pyle in Wisconsin DC and western states with On to Tokyo observances.

Washington The Treasury Norway Wisconsin District of Columbia Ernie Pyle Te Island Okinawa California Nevada Arizona Tokyo

Double appendectomy twins surprise surgeon in Michigan

Harold Rickett of Sandusky Michigan underwent surgery to remove two fully developed appendixes found on opposite sides of his body. Both appendixes were successfully removed in a single operation.

Harold Rickett Sandusky, Mich

Deaths Last Night from AP: Col Henry W Harms 58 and Anna Matthias 88

Col Henry W Harms veteran air officer who led west coast air corps training at Moffett Field in 1940 and commanded troops in Newfoundland in 1941. Anna T Matthias, 88, once a member of the Austrian royal court and a pianist who played at Vienna charity ball opening in 1873.

Associated Press Henry W. Harms Army Air Officer West Coast Air Corps Moffett Field Newfoundland Kansas City Anna T. Matthiassen Franz Josef of Austria Vienna

Erickson Earns Fourth Oak Leaf Cluster for Air Medal

T. Sgt. Roger K. Erickson 21 of La Crosse Wis a radio operator and gunner on a B 17 Flying Fortress has earned the fourth oak leaf cluster to the air medal for meritorious achievement courage and skill during 8th Air Force bombing attacks on Nazi targets. He serves with the 34th Bomb Group of the Third Air Division noted for its Regensburg mission. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Erickson of La Crosse and before enlisting in April 1943 worked for Trane and graduated from Logan High School.

8Th Air Force England Roger K. Erickson la Crosse Wis 34Th Third Air Division England-Africa Messerschmitt Regensburg Germany Sgt Erickson Edwin Ericktson Prospect Street RAF Trane Company Logan High School

Scouts Seek Playland Role at State Fair

If the Wisconsin State Fair is held, senior La Crosse Girl Scouts may run Playland for Youngsters, a coveted job lasting Aug. 23 through 28. Troop No. 2 has signed up. others may join. Volunteers must be 14 or in ninth grade. Leaders with interested girls should report to the Scout office promptly.

la Crosse

Casualties Rise as Destroyers Morrison and Luce Lost

The destroyers Morrison and Luce were sunk off Okinawa with heavy casualties, raising U S naval losses to 313. Each ship carried more than 200 crew. survivors include commanders James Richard Hansen of Morrison and Jacob W Waterhouse of Luce. Both ships were 2050 tons.

Washington Morrison Luce Okinawa Navy Jacob W. Waterhouse Wheeling W. Va James Richard Hansen Los Angeles

Mushroom blast under sidewalk shocks Salt Lake City

A sidewalk exploded in Salt Lake City prompting a University of Utah botanist to investigate. Dr. Walter P. Cottam explained that a common edible mushroom, swollen by heavy rains, generated about 2,250 psi beneath the walk and caused the blast.

Salt Lake, City Walter P. Cottam University of Utah

Purse Missing After Toddler Tosses It From Car

Richmond California mother Julie Harnois asks police to locate a purse containing $900 in cash and five ration books after her 18 month old son Kenneth allegedly threw it from a moving car on a busy street.

Richmond Calif Kenneth Harnois Julie Harnois Kenneth

Higgins workers ignore war labor board return to work order

New Orleans plants building invasion boats see limited compliance as about 7000 AFL union workers stay away. Higgins president says servicemen get jobs without union membership while union calls it a lockout and notes ex-service men may join without initiation fees.

New Orleans War Labor Board Higgins Industries New Orleans Metal Trades Council AFL WLB Andrew J. Higgins Higgins

Symbol of Eternity in Ancient Egypt Onion Oath

The onion symbolized eternity in ancient Egypt due to its two-layered form. Men swore sacred oaths with a hand on an onion bulb, reflecting its perceived permanence and sacred meaning.

Egypt

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