Social Security Rights and Curfew Plan for La Crosse
City considers retroactive pension for retired city workers and a curfew for under eighteens from 10 p m to 5 a m with parental exceptions. Yacht club seeks to move the old tourist house to Pettibone island and dredge the lagoon for a dock at a $400 cost, open to public. Two truck bids surfaced for council approval: International 3 4 ton at $1130.38 and 3 ton highway truck at $2651.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Kramer
A. R. Kempter
Kempter
Central Council of Parents and Teachers
Gage Staats
Minnette Sprain
Herman L. Rick
Yacht Club
Pettibone Island
Yacht Cub
la Crosse
Council
Highway Department
Louis Pass Company
Step By Step How To Take Advantage Of Social Security Benefits
This article explains how to become fully insured and freeze benefits at 65. It outlines earnings tests, primary benefits, family maximums, and a worked example showing how monthly checks are calculated and how freezing can affect future benefits. It also hints at survivor benefits for insured workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
A Baltimore
Ettrick Soldier Listed As Liberated
Ettrick Wis special report lists Sgt Dominic as liberated in North Africa during World War II. Names Mr and Mrs Louis Smick of Elk Creek and Leonard A. county noting his release from the war zone.
Ration Guide Details Stamp Values and Frain Teports
The notice lists ration stamps for meats fats and sugar with good-through dates and notes on airplane stamps and gasoline coupons. It also mentions ceiling prices for fresh fruits and vegetables in several Wisconsin and Minnesota cities for the week May 31 to June 6 and urges turning in waste fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaa
SS. Hi. Bas
OPA
la Crosse
Sparta
Wis
Winona
Minn
California
Texas
War manpower controls to stay in La Crosse area
Area Director Norman E. Schulze said wartime labor controls will remain in effect in the La Crosse Eau Claire Wausau Rhinelander Wisconsin Rapids region. He noted no relaxation is expected until labor markets show a surplus and will discuss potential relaxations at a June 21 22 state labor meeting. The local outlook points to tightening labor conditions due to Camp McCoy veterans Hospital and upcoming cannery season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Region No. 6
Norman E. Schulze
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Dean William H. Spencer
la Crosse- Eau Claire-Wausau-Rhinelander
Wisconsin Rapids
Schulze
Camp McCoy
Veterans
Tomah
la Crosse
Book Giving Names Money Found In Probe Of Slaying
Police say a book listing names and amounts connected to a slaying probe shows substantial funds with no stated purposes. They note repeated names and consider a theory that two men seeking money from Mrs Langford tried to enter Hotel Marguery. Officials paused questioning after exhausting a list of friends of the slain textile executive and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Langford
Engineers Discuss Black River Dam Plans On Inspection Trip
Army engineers touring the Lake City La Crosse stretch of the Mississippi River talked of a possible Black River flood control dam 23 miles upstream from La Crosse. Preliminary data show a power pool head of 36 feet with 49 feet flood storage, totaling about 85 feet, and storage around 781 000 acre feet at an estimated cost of 6.5 million dollars. Public hearings are set for Rushford July 5 and Prairie du Chien July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
la Crosse
Army Engineers
Lake City- la Crosse
Mississippi River
Penniman
Winona
Root River
Minnesota
Rushford
Minn
T.W
C.P
Dakota
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Clayton
T.W. BA
Contract Let For Construction Of New McCoy Personnel Center
Construction of Camp McCoy’s new personnel center progresses with the first contract awarded to J. P. Cullen and Son. The project converts warehouses 2132 and 2134 into an arrival station and stables the early phase, with subsequent work to build a clothing issue warehouse and connect wings. The plan includes orientation rooms, offices, and specialized spaces, with concrete floors covered by mastipate and steam heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Personnel Center
Camp Mccoy
Wis
H. E. Fillinger
J. P. Cullen and Son General Contractors
Janesville
Col. Fillinger
Fillinger
Nse
Obituary for Chris Granskov of Moorhead and La Crosse
Chris Granskov 82 died at his Moorhead Minnesota home May 3 after years with National Refining in La Crosse He moved to Moorhead in 1903 His family attended St Pauls Lutheran Church West Avenue and Division Street He served as choir director and held many church positions Survived by his wife two sons one daughter and several grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Granskov
la Crosse
Moorhead
Minn
National Refining Company
la Forence
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Division Street
Granskov
Funeral services for six year old Inez Amsrud
Funeral prayers will be held Thursday at 1 p m at Our Savior's Lutheran church Hokah Minn for Inez Thelma Amsrud six who died suddenly Monday morning The Rev George Alvilden will officiate Burial will be in Lower Coon Valley cemetery Friends may call at the Dahl funeral home this evening and at the church adjoining the cemetery after 2 p m Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Thelma Amsrud
Hokah
Minn
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
George Alvilden
Coon Valley
Dahl Funeral
Soviet Trade Union Paper Renames to New Times
The two year old Soviet union newspaper War and the Working Class will change its name to New Times, announced by Moscow radio on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Times
Moscow Radio
Col N M Schantz Dies Veteran Wisconsin Adjutant General Aide
Col Nicholas M. Schantz longtime assistant adjutant general of the Wisconsin National Guard died in a Madison hospital at age 63 after six weeks of illness. A Hartford native, he served in the Spanish American War and World War I, rejoined the guard in 1923, and held key roles including finance officer and inauguration organizer. He led state veteran groups and was survived by his widow and siblings. Funeral services set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Nicholas M. Schantz
Wisconsin National Guard
Hartford
Schantz
France
National Guard
Col. Schantz
State Guard
State Department
Madison Veterans’ Council
Average person estimated to have 18 moles
The estimate states that an average person has about 18 moles. This figure reflects a common rule of thumb cited in some medical and scientific discussions.
Weather Record For Wisconsin Minnesota And Iowa
The forecast notes cloudy southwest Wisconsin and partly cloudy northeast with light rain possible, little temperature change. Minnesota shows partly cloudy north and cloudy south with scattered light rain in the extreme south through Thursday. Iowa expecting cloudy skies with occasional light rain tonight and Thursday and little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River forecast shows rising Mississippi from Prescott to La Crosse
The Mississippi River is forecast to rise from Prescott to Lansing with about 0.4 feet increases over the next 24 hours between Fountain City and La Crosse. Minor rises begin at Lynxville and Prairie du Chien on June 9 with La Crosse stage near 9.7 feet Thursday morning. meanwhile all tributaries are expected to fall.
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Mississippi
Prescott
Lansing
Fountain City
la Crosse
Lynxville
Prairie du Chien
Weather Report From Wisconsin And Surrounding Region
High pressure remains over the upper Mississippi with fair skies across Wisconsin Minnesota and the Great Lakes. Temperatures rise slightly with light frost at Land O Lakes Wisconsin. Scattered showers are widespread from the central Mississippi valley toward Montana and will move eastward passing south of La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Land O'Lakes
Wis
Mississippi Valley
Montana
la Crosse
Lavoptik Eye Remedy Promises Relief and Refund
Advert compares Lavoptik to ease eye burning from strain dust or wind. Claims soreness itching and fatigue relieved or money refunded after 30 years in use. Reputable praise from thousands. Sold at all druggists.
Anderson Bids For Guarantee Of Farm Profits
Congressman Clinton P. Anderson, food boss designate, signals a plan to guarantee farm profits via army and foreign food agencies. He urges written wartime contracts to buy 1946 needs at minimum prices, expanding beyond current WFA funds. He notes looming shortages in meat and dairy, and cites lower egg production and price pressures as justification for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture
House Food Investigating Committee
WFA
Anderson
Army
Foreign Economic Administration
Northeastern Cooperative Egg Marketing Associations
Middle West
Wave officers designated as naval air navigators
Eighty Wave officers become the first women eligible to serve in U S military flight crews. They will wear navy navigator wings after rigorous training and serve as trans ocean navigators in theaters like Hawaii and the Aleutians. They are trained in Hollywood Florida and Shawnee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Air
Navy
Hawaii
Aleutians
Hollywood
Fla
Shawnee
Okla
Beirne license revoked in Whitehall court
Gerald Beirne of Ettrick had his driver's license revoked by Justice P M Paulson in Whitehall on Tuesday morning and received an occupational permit allowing driving from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. for business after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Beirne was arrested June 1 by Sheriff Basil Erickson, fined 50 dollars plus 6.50 costs. Reck pleaded guilty to reckless driving in Whitehall, fined 10 dollars and 4.40 in costs, arrest May 24 by Sheriff Erickson. Arthur Berg of La Crosse charged with accident and failure to stop, pleaded not guilty, trial set for June 8 at 2 p.m. Bond not required. Marie E Jacques of Prescott charged with over crowded front seat violation forfeited 5 dollar bond. Mrs Elmer Herriod of Grand hotel charged with vagrancy pleaded not guilty, trial set for June 11 at 2 p.m., bond 100 dollars. Lee Peterson of 624 South Fourth Street charged with vagrancy as a common drunkard, sentenced to three months in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Whitehall
Wis
Gerald Beirne
Ettrick
P. M. Paulson
Beirne
Basil Erickson
Frank Reck
Reck
Erickson
Arthur Berg
Winnebago Street
Marie E. Jacques
Prescott
Elmer Herriod
Grand Hotel
Lee Peterson
South Fourth Street
Real Estate Transfers Across Onalaska Shelby and Campbell
W F Dale and wife transfer property in Onalaska to Marcellous Mason. Matilda Kalb sells in Shelby to Alfred Iverson and wife. Harold S Robertson and wife convey in Campbell to Clifford E Dikerman. Tillman Realty Co transfers Redfield property between 18th and 19th streets to Anthony J Watenski and wife. Marcellous Mason sells Onalaska property to J E Brudos. Isabella Elliot transfers Third Street property between Main and State to Louis J Steinmetz and wife. John H Rohrer and wife sell Kane Street between Palace and Hayes to Kermit M Pederson and wife.
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la Crosse
W. F. Dale
Marcellous Mason
Onalaska
Matilda Kalb
Alfred Iverson
Shelby
Harold S. Robertson
Clifford E. Dikerman
Campbell
Tillman Realty Co
Anthony J. Wateski
Redfield
18Th
19Th Street
J. E. Brudos
Isabella Elliot
Louis J. Steinmetz
Third
Main
State Streets
John H. Rohrer
Kermit M Pederson
Kane
Palace
Hayes Streets
Livestock and grain prices steady with mixed hog and cattle tone
Chicago market report shows salable hogs at 14 to 14.50 per cwt and cattle mostly steady to lower on steers while heifers and cows weaken. Cash grain listing includes No. 1m wheat at 1.79, corn around 1.15, oats 7c, barley 1.15-1.29, with various futures close described for July through December. Potatoes move light with firm tone and several regional varieties priced.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Livestock Prices Steady Across Hog and Cattle Markets
Hogs show steady demand across all weights with good to choice butchers at 14.65 and light pigs 13.75 to 14.25, sows 13.90, thin stock 11 to 13.25, stags 12.50 to 13.75, boars 8 to 9. Cattle remain steady with steers and yearlings 16 to 17.75, medium 9 to 12.50, cows 12 to 13.50, cutters 8.25 to 9.25, canners 7 to 8. Calves total 900 with vealers 13 to 15.75 and culls 7 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Milwaukee
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady on Butter Eggs Poultry
Butter firm with receipts of 800275 pounds and market unchanged. Eggs firm at 19174 cases with unchanged market. Live poultry firm with 11 trucks and 1 car of receipts, prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Child Fatally Hurt in Sheboygan Crossing Crash
Wayne Kappers a nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Kappers of Oostbury died in a local hospital Tuesday night from injuries received when a truck he rode in was struck by a northbound train at a grade crossing one mile north of Cedar Grove on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Wayne Kappers
Harold Kappers
Oostbury
Cedar Grove
Notice of Hearing for Administrator in Muehr Estate
State of Wisconsin County Court La Crosse County notices the July 3 1945 hearing for Applonia Wiese to appoint an administrator de bonis non with will annexed of Bernhard Muehr estate. Mary Muehr died May 22 1945 leaving a life estate. the administration aims to complete final distribution. Judge R V Ahlstrom signs. Steele May Toeppel attorneys in La Crosse represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bonis Non
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Bernhard Muehr
la Crosse
Applonia Wiese
Shelby
Mary Muehr
R. V. Ahlstrom
Steele
MAY & Toepel
Hoeschier Building
Notices of Class B liquor license applicants in Campbell
The Town of Campbell lists applicants for Class B liquor licenses including Gertrude Plinck Joseph S Nowak Frederick C Miller William A Sokolik Ada Lang Fred Albert Miller Marguerite C Johnson John C Schomers Kenneth W Anderson E G LaFleur Leo L St Jacque Hazel M Culp Stewart I Hults John A Champane Guy W Reed Jorgen Erickson Theodor Ender Town Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Gertrude Plinck
la Crosse
Joseph S. Nowak
Frederick C. Miller
William A. Sokolik
Ada Lang
Fred Albert Miller
Marguerite C. Johnson
John C. Schomers
Onalaska
Theodore Ender
Red Pencil Signature Confusion Delays Gasoline Card
A Wilson North Carolina clerk refused a gasoline application for being unsigned, then repeated the request with a note about a red pencil. Miss Jones later returned the form with a red signature, apologizing she could not find a red pencil locally and borrowed one from a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson, N. C
Atin
Roy Wiebke Dies at 49 In Mayville Area
Roy Wiebke 49 died suddenly at his home near Caledonia Minnesota after a heart attack Monday afternoon. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1:30 PM at his home and 2 PM at St. John’s church, with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Reverend Karl A. Gurgell will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Specia
Karl A. Gurgell
Roy Wiebke
Mayville
Caedonia
Wiebke
Calednia
St. John’s Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Clara Brigson in Soldiers Grove
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Brigson age 48 will be held at the Brigson home at 1 30 p m and at Grove Lutheran Church at 2 p m Thursday. Burial will follow in Forest Cemetery. Rev J M Lunt officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers Grove
Clara Brigson
J. M. Lunt
Brigson
The
Grove Lutheran Church
Forest Cemetery
Burial cleared for Whitehall jail death victim Alfred James
Coroner Martin A. Wie of Independence authorizes burial of Alfred James L. 61 found dead Monday morning in the Whitehall city jail after an overnight stay. Special Oliver Lee of Olympia arranged the authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Oliver Lee
Olympia
Watcired
Martin A. Wie
Independence
Alfred James L
Monda
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LA Crosse Tribune
Wvny
Moody Memorial Chapel
Evangelical Free Church
15Th
Winnebago
S. Burton Heath
NEA Service
the Tribune
By S. Burton Heath
NEA
Social Security Board
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors
Baltimore, Md
Joun
Dee
Prospect Ave
Baltimore
Ration Guide
Associated Press
WMC
U.S.A
Black River Dam
Kickapoo
Col
Malcolm Elliott
Upper Mississippi
Jefferson Barracks
Col. Elliott
Normandy
Pacific
John Barth
J. A. Madden
Traffic Bureau
Hugh G. Corbett
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sisson
R. N. Trane
R. James Trane
George W. Hoel
William P. Roellig
William Funk
H. A. Barge
J. M. Spika
F. M. Klich
Henry Kreuzer
A. E. Tausthe
A. W. Rice
W. J. Aberg
Water Use Council
St. Paul
St. Louis
H. J. Schroeder
Moline
J. A. Kerper
Dubuque
Floyd Simon
A. D. Strong
Minneapolis
Chester Wilson
Adolph Kanneberg
Edward Schneeberger
L. C. Crawford
William J. Peterson
Iowa City
Col. N. M. Schantz
Adjutant General
U. S. Department OF Commerce
Bismarck
Denver
Duluth
New Orleans
By Ovid A. Martin
Agriculture Department
Pitzner
Ith St
Gt. Nor. Ir
Southern Pac
St. Brands al. Chem
St. Oil Cal
Allied Kid
Greyhound
Hudson M
St. Oil Ind
Allis Ch
Timken
Pow. S
Union Carbide Am
United Air Lines
United Aire
Am. Smelt
Kennecott U. S. Rubber Am
Kimberly-Clark
U. S. Steel
Armour
du Pont
G. Heileman
Eastman K
Sears Roebuck Repub. Steel
Elec
I. T
Gen. Foods
Shell Union Oil
Gen. Motors
Simmons Co
N. S
Goodrich
Sinclair
Bane
Socony-Vacuum
Trane Co
Goodyear Eeshan
Winona Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago Grain Table
Atabings
Long White
Louisiana
Bliss
U. S
Fort Carolina
Milwaukee Livestock
Peterman
Peterman’s
Alfred James Lee
Salsbury
Hoeschlers
Fifth Ave
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