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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1945

Page

5

Rolfe Outlines Early Influence On Youth Minds

J F Rolfe addressed La Crosse Business Club at a luncheon urging members to safeguard children from hostile ideologies. He split influences into home school church and peers and stressed integrating family and community roles for a child's welfare. The group discussed airport project progress and set a next meeting for the 17th with Carl Wisland and others in charge.

J. F. Rolfe la Crosse Dr. Rolfe Johnson John Haraldson Rudolph Ram Coy E. Harvey Carl Wisland L. H Seeman Phil Dyer

Tie Production Urgency Rating From WPB Sets Goals

WPB orders higher tie output with urgency rating. E L West notes lumber and logging must meet national must list. Col. J Monroe Rhmnson asks tie contractors to report mills and suppliers to WPB lumber advisors for increased production.

War Production Board E. L ODT Ola The of Transportation WPB Lumber West Col. J. Monroe Rhmnson

Sky's The Limit o LAKE CITY

L Thomas price specialist at the OPA faced a challenge as a woman asked about the ceiling price on dig items. The exchange highlights price control concerns in Lake City during the wartime period.

Lake City P— L. Thomas OPA

Radio Programs Preview in New York and National Broadcasts

June 1945 schedule outlines Eisenhower homecoming broadcasts and joint session address on June 18. Evening and late night lineups feature NBC CBS and MBS programs, derby coverage, and specials with Dunninger, Ayres, Kallen, and other entertainers across networks.

New York Eisenhower Washington Congress Coming Up Kent Cooper Freedom of Opportunity NBC Dunninger Amos and Andy Mitchell Ayres Annte Ellis M. C. Bill Slater CBS Danny Kaye Harry James Kitty Kallen Buddy Devito Millard E. Tydings Maryland Philippines

Parrot Sighting Draws Lewiston Street Curiosity

In Lewiston Idaho a bold parrot perched on a window sill drew gawkers as a confident voice greeted onlookers with a friendly hello prompting several to look twice at the colorful bird and its perch.

Lewiston Idaho

Chest Clinic Offered for Rural Teachers in La Crosse County

County nurse Miss Helen Hanson invites rural school teachers to a chest clinic at the Vocational school Friday June 22 from 8 to 3. Fleoroscopic examination and chest X ray will be provided. Call or write Miss Hanson to schedule an appointment. Let's Go USA Keep Em Flying.

la Crosse County Helen Hanson

Few Russians Still Held In England

A U S army spokesman said most Russians held in England had been repatriated to the Soviet Union and sent home. A few remained under Russian officers, while Golikov had alleged three camps in England housed Soviet citizens under intolerable conditions.

London U. S. Army England F. I. Golikov

Scotland urged to establish film training center

Scottish producers actors and technicians push for a national training center to develop local film talent. Officials say a dedicated facility would consolidate courses and mentors to raise industry standards.

Scotland

American GIs Not Big Spenders In France Tourism

Paris reports that returning soldiers will not boost France’s tourist trade. Army figures show April spending by GIs averaged 15 percent of their funds, with most men window shopping or buying small items. Hotels and tourist sites face slow gains as soldiers spend little, though perfume, wine, and champagne are popular. France once drew 200,000 to 250,000 visitors yearly, contributing about 160 million dollars.

Paris France Army of Occupation Sen Riviera

Grounds For Divorce Involving Pets At Home

Mrs Aubin Harwood was granted a divorce after testifying that her husband Donald kissed his dog every night, let the dog sleep with them, kept the bedroom window open for the cat to roam, and that the cat brought in gophers which she had to kill.

Los Angeles Aubin Harwood Donald

Jewish leader Dr. Hoffman dies in New York

Dr. Charles Isaiah Hoffman age 81 a leader in modern Jewry rabbi emeritus of Oheb Shalom synagogue Newark New Jersey founder and former editor of the Jewish Exponent and once president of the United Synagogue Press died yesterday in New York.

New York Charles Isaiah Hoffman Oheb Shalom Synagogue Newark N. J The Jewish Exponent United Synagogue Press

Pre-Fabricated Houses Arrive In Britain

London reports the first of 30 000 pre fabricated houses arriving from the United States. Duncan Sandys said the government plans 100 000 permanent houses in the first six months of its building program. Four million homes were destroyed or damaged during the war. German prisoners will help prepare sites.

London United States Duncan Sandys Commons

La Crosse Home Plans Lawn Party June 17

The La Crosse Home for Children announces a lawn party on June 17 from 3 to 6 PM at 609 South 11th Street. About 29 children ages 3 to 17, a housemother, and volunteers will offer refreshments, music, and tours to raise funds for emergencies at the 75 year old home.

la Crosse Home For Children South 11Th Street Josephine Fletcher Friends of the Home

Mollison Takes Over 15th Air Force

Rome reports Brig. Gen. James A. Mollison has assumed command of the U S 15th Air Force replacing Maj. Gen. Nathan F. Twining who returns to the United States for a new assignment Mollison previously led the 15th Air Force service command

Rome James A. Mollison U. S. 15Th Air Force Nathan F. Twining Monroe Wis United States Mollison 15Th Air Force Service Command

Butcher Fred Dassett Keeps Shop Open Two Days a Week

In Minneapolis, longtime butcher Fred Dassett receives only 20 percent of his normal meat supply. He has cut meat for 60 years and reports the hardest times, yet he stays open two days weekly and jokes that he has more friends now than ever.

Minneapolis Fred Dassett

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