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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
4
Road maintenance in Paul Minnesota faces ongoing equipment shortages and breakdowns as six of ten motor graders in the district are down for repairs. The highway commissioner cites no major equipment purchases since 1941 except surplus trucks, leaving crews to rely on contracted regroving and occasional rentals within CPA ceilings.
Local leaders invited to a district welfare meeting in Madison on June 14. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Welfare council and planned by the Community Welfare council of Madison. Program features a round table on community responsibility for homes broken by divorce with a judge minister social worker sociology professor and a school administrator. A youth panel of high school teens will discuss practical living.
The southwestern district of the Wisconsin Chiropractic Association meets at the Warren Hotel Baraboo with executive secretary in attendance. They will report on distributing posture cards to industry and Wisconsin posters national health bill will be discussed along with legislative activities.
The Army plans a canine gathering to select pure bred German shepherds for the K Nine Corps. Col E De Treville Ellis outlines age 1 to 3.5 years, 24 to 26 inch height, 70 to 90 pounds, erect ears, and sound health as required traits. An Army Dog association forms to assist in procurement.
Ancient Egyptians offered honey cakes to sacred Nile crocodiles, a ritual that linked cuisine with religious veneration in their temples. The practice reflected ceremonial use of sweet foods in reverence to Nile deities and animal cults.
Sgt Raymond Wetterling and Pfc Herbert Traister from La Crosse will arrive in New York aboard the George Washington. Lieut Kenneth Ruppenthal of Bangor is due to dock on the Mahoney City Victory earlier in the week.
Pic William S Olson of Sparta and S Sgt Irvin H Otto of 1410 South Seventh Street were discharged from Fort Sheridan on June 5.
Police say Detective R L Timmins shot an unidentified man suspected of a barracks robbery at Camp Grant Alabama. The man was wounded lightly and taken to municipal hospital. no charges filed.
Ken Anderson, a rising author and editor, will address the Youth for Christ program at the Vocational School Auditorium this Saturday evening. Born in Iowa under 30, he authored Shadows Under the Midnight Sun and several other works. He attends Wheaton College, travels widely for Christian publications, and edits Youth, the organization's magazine.
PASTEETH is a pleasant alkaline powder that helps dentures stay in place and feel firmer. Sprinkle a little on the plates to improve eating and talking with no gummy taste, and it supposedly reduces denture odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
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