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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
7
George Gallup reports a sharp fall in American belief that Russia can be trusted to cooperate. By end of May, 38 percent answered yes, down ten points from March, with trust levels similar across Republicans and Democrats.
New Yorkers contributed 417 old pianos to a rapid scrap drive over two and a half days. Each instrument held about 300 pounds of metal, boosting recycling efforts in the city.
Madison Wisconsin Herbert Brownell Jr national chairman of the Republican party declared the party would win 28 additional House seats and eight Senate positions to gain control of both houses in 1947. He spoke at a testimonial dinner for Thomas Coleman Dane County Republican leader with about 250 attendees.
ABC radio listings note CBS replacing the Frank Sinatra show with Ray Noble orchestra at 8. Drama There Was a Man on BLU at 9:30 for D-Day anniversary and Seventh War Loan. NBC CBS and MBS schedules include Mr and Mrs North Kay Kyser Hour Great Moments in Music and more with various hosts and guests.
Seventeen girls organized into two Brownie troops under the Mothers' league at Hamilton school. Troop 23 with 20 girls is led by Mrs. C J Olson. troop 24 with 14 girls is led by Mrs. B M Kampschroer. The sponsoring committee includes Mrs. Lawrence Oglum, Mrs. Paul Bakken, Mrs. Walter G. Orson, and Miss Mabel Olson.
Attorney Nicholas Caruso told Judge John Sbarbaro that Mrs. Catherine Lowe 21 seeks divorce from her husband William 29 a jockey after desertion. The judge remarked Mrs Lowe was an odds on favorite to win as he signed the decree.
Portland police report a woman in Beverly Hills requesting ten pounds of sugar for her unborn baby. When asked the baby’s name she quips that the baby isn’t born yet, but she wants to finish canning before going to the hospital.
James Augustus Cooper 101, a tree trimmer from Racine born May 6 1844, seeks a marriage license to wed 62 year old Julia Wespater. He says luck kept him from earlier marriages. she notes his vitality and they anticipate a Saturday wedding to join two families and five children from her side.
In a zig zag building on the city line, thieves stole $40 from an upstairs safe in Los Angeles and moved a downstairs safe containing $3 500. Beverly Hills police were alerted to the second break in.
President Truman formally abolishes the civilian defense office effective June 30 and transfers its property to the commerce department. He convened meetings with Undersecretary Grew Admiral Leahy and Joseph Davies who just returned from London, with further talks pending after Hopkins' return from Moscow.
Seventeen defendants were fined for possessing meat in lockers without surrendering ration points. Fines ranged from 5 to 50 dollars, with several individuals from Prairie du Chien Fennimore and Viroqua district named, including weights of meat charged and allowances for points. Judge Patrick Stone presided in Madison Federal Court on June 6, 1945.
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