For Sale Four Bedroom Home With Modern Kitchen
Four bedroom two story house with dressing room bath and glassed sleeping porch upstairs. Large living and dining rooms, den, lavatory and fully modern kitchen on main level. Oil heat. Priced to sell.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
7
Four bedroom two story house with dressing room bath and glassed sleeping porch upstairs. Large living and dining rooms, den, lavatory and fully modern kitchen on main level. Oil heat. Priced to sell.
The document includes a circuit court summons against Jesus Garcia in La Crosse County with twenty days to respond and a separate noxious weed notice requiring landowners in Greenfield Town to cut or destroy Canadian thistle English charlock creeping Jenny and quitch grass up to highway centers to prevent seed spread under Wisconsin statutes. The notices reference plaintiff George P. Ruederger and attorney F E Withrow with addresses in La Crosse Wisconsin.
About $18,000 in bonds have been sold at the Hollywood theater for a Wednesday bond show featuring Nob Hill with George Raft Joan Bennett Vivian Blaine Peggy Ann Garner and Alan Reed. Tickets remain at the box office. George Raft stars as a Barbary Coast magnate who falls for a Hill girl with a comeback ending.
In Los Angeles a sermon by Dr. Don Householder denounces General Patton's Memorial Coliseum remarks as profane and disrespectful to the name of God. He cites Washington and Pershing and urges Patton to remember moral duty to American youth. Alaska reference ends with note about “Russian America.”
In San Francisco, Moscow demands restricting assembly powers to issues of peace and security, threatening to stall the UN windup. Evatt hints at reopening fights over the big five veto as Stettinius and Gromyko seek a compromise, but the executive committee failed to agree.
The Woodrum committee is poised to urge universal peacetime training as part of postwar policy though passage is uncertain. After hearing 100+ witnesses, a 23 member panel shows strong support for compulsory training but the bill’s fate hinges on House and Senate actions amid looming elections.
Radio networks switch to New York Tuesday to cover General Eisenhower's arrival parade city hall reception and banquet. Detailed times include arrival at LaGuardia around 9 am and a noon parade, with later banquets and network salutes and various programs on ABC NBC CBS and MBS.
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin was appointed Saturday to a subcommittee to consider the anti poll tax bill. Chairman McCarran of New was hopeful the controversial legislation would be disposed of with considerable promptness.
A record crowd over 1000 gathered for the La Crosse Home for Children annual lawn party. The event showcased cookies by local cooks, a student band, girl helpers, and children giving tours, with sun and a shower not dampening cheer. Proceeds supported home emergencies.
Seaman First Class Richard J. Peel 32, just back from Saipan, rushed home to be with his leukemia stricken daughter Diana Lou 3. He arrived on crutches after a long plane flight and spoke to her amid her improving condition. Peel, wounded by shrapnel during a Pacific attack, also met his newborn son Richard J. Peel II on arrival.
An 11 year old in Waterloo approaches a pair of golfers offering two golf balls for sale claiming he is in partnership with his dog that retrieves balls from water holes. The dog bounds up as the golfers recognize it and the boy runs away.
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