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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1945

Page

6

Debt Forgiven by A and P Chief for Roosevelt Kin

Elliott Roosevelt settled a $200000 loan from John Hartford, head of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. The debt was written off in 1942 as a bad debt and later connected to family requests. The episode involves Jesse Jones and a cordial call to President Roosevelt.

York Caruthers Wing Geners Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Elliot Roosevelt John Hartford The A. Is Westbrook Roosevelt Ord Danville Ill Jesse Jones Elliott Roosevelt Texas Jones Hartford Ewing

Pfaff Sees Treatment At Miami Beach Hospital

Second Lieutenant Jessie B. Pfaff son of Mrs Albert Pfaff has been admitted to the AAF regional and convalescent hospital Miami district for treatment and rest. He will receive medical care and take part in physical training recreation and classroom activities as part of a program to aid his recovery and planning for postwar life through convalescent services including crafts music languages and workshops.

Miami Beach Fla Jessie B. Pfaff Albert Pfaff AAF Miami District

Vet Receives First GI Bill Loan in Fond du Lac

Eugene L. Kienow, a 35 year old World War II veteran, received the first GI Bill loan in Fond du Lac. He plans to buy the oldest dry cleaning business there, founded in 1905 by his father Ferdinand J. Kienow, who will join the firm.

Fond DU Lac Wis Eugene L. Kienow Sgt Kienow Ferdinand J. Kienow

Doughboy Survives 14 Hours in Japanese Bivouac Ambush

Los Angeles native Fred P. Romero of the 8th Army describes being trapped in a Philippine bivouac area after a Japanese ambush. He remained motionless for hours, watched enemy soldiers pass, drank after dark, and crawled to safety along a river and past a 15-foot waterfall before dawn reached his own lines.

James Hutcheson 8Th Army The Philippines Pic Fred P. Romero Doughboy Los Angeles Romero

Soviet Permits Japanese Return From Reich Occupation

Tokyo radio said the Soviet government has allowed all Japanese in Soviet occupied German territory to return home. The last group left Moscow on June 5 for Japanese occupied Manchuria. Among those already back in Tokyo are Shikao Matsushima, minister at large for Europe, and Toranosuke Oda, former vice consulate in Koenigsberg.

San Francisco Tokyo Radio Moscow Manchuria Tokyo Shikao Matshushima Europe Toranosuke Oda Koenigsberg

Radio Programs Listings by the Associated Press

A radio schedule from June 15 1945 and June 14 1945 lists CBS NBC and MBS programs by hour. Notable entries include Detect and Collect replacing Which Is Which at 8 30 pm on CBS and Seventh War Loan segments with Mrs Roosevelt and Secretary Morgenthau. NBC offers Fred Waring Adventures Topper Joan Davis and Poirot among others. WKBH and BLU network listings show daytime and evening programs with news and music.

CBS Wendy Barrie Fred Uttal Iwo Jima NBC Mr. and Mrs. North Eddie Cantor Ray Kyser Ellery Queen Dr. Christian Claude Raines Ray Noble Milt Berle Louis Prima Mrs. Roosevelt Morgenthau MBS Barney Grant Wheeler Fred Waring America Joan Davis Kate Smith Mr. Keen Morton Gould Palm Home Chester Bowles Lum Abner John J. Anthony Agatha Christie Poirot Oboler Mr. Pyle WKBH Mandrake the Magician Mrs. Featherstone Kay Kyser Richard Harkness Nat Brandwynne Danny Ryan Josh Martin Agronsky Ed East Polly Morton Downey Farm Service Guiding Ligh

Fair Practices Bill Approved in Wisconsin Senate

The Wisconsin senate approved a fair employment practices bill aimed at preventing discrimination in employment based on race or color. The measure, a substitute for harsher penalties, sets up a seven member commission to work with the industrial commission on investigations, with governor appointing members. The body also killed a bill ordering brown oleomargarine in public eating places and concurred in provisions for veterans' services and automatic cost of living adjustments for city salary scales. The senate also approved suspending a doctor's license for two years for immoral or unprofessional conduct, replacing mandatory revocation.

Madison Wis Senate Assembly Industrial Commission Veterans’ Service Soldiers and Sailors’ Relief Commission Veterans’ Service Commission

Nubbins Hoffman Nears Fourth Birthday in Wyoming

Forrest Hoffman known as Nubbins, who inspired national Christmas prayers last year, will turn four on July 11 in Cheyenne Wyoming. He weighed 18 pounds after a bladder obstruction operation last December and now weighs 30 pounds. His mother says he prefers play to eating and has few worries beyond occasional pain. The family has not decided on a party, valuing each day of his near normal life as a celebration.

Cheyenne Wyo Forrest Nubbins Hoffman the Nation St. Nick’s Hoffmans

Garter Snakes Escape From Bus Passengers Rush Rear Exit

Milwaukee bus incident ends with passengers fleeing to the rear as a boy releases about six garter snakes from a shoebox. No injuries reported.

Milwaukee

Mexico City bids on $6 million parking project

Mexico City weighs a $6,000,000 plan to ease traffic by building six parking structures with ramps and related facilities at key locations across the metropolis.

Mexico City

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