Army Deadline Still June 30
Capt Orville T Lowe of the U S army recruiting station in La Crosse reminds enlisted discharged veterans the reenlistment deadline is June 30. After that date only privates may enlist due to his upcoming vacation in Oklahoma. First Lieut C Harrys has been with the forces since 1940 and risen from private to officer. He earned a presidential citation with oak leaf cluster and the air medal for the Appennines campaign. He is married to June B Ratz of Fond du Lac. they seek an apartment in La Crosse. His home is in Dallas Texas. Mrs Harris previously worked on civil service recruiting in the area.
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Orville T. Lowe
U. S. Army
la Crosse
Oklahoma
C. . Harrys
Lowe
Armed Forces
36Th Infantry Division
First Infantry
Harris
Air Corps
98Th Group
15Th Air Force
Appennines
June B. Ratz
Fond du Lac
Dallas
Tex
Wisconsin Building Permits Rise After Fire Loss
LeRoy Fuller of La Crosse received construction authorization to replace a recent $6509 fire loss, announced Tuesday by R. R. Valier Wisconsin district manager. Valier also reported 62 applications worth $1,305,000 approved and 88 applications valued at $1,664,000 denied or rejected for the week ending June 20.
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la Crosse
R. R. Valier
Wisconsin
Valier
Get Licenses Meat Dealers In City Told
Health Officer A. M. Murphy urges meat dealers to obtain operator licenses from the public health department before July 1. City ordinance 950 mandates licensing to operate a retail meat shop with details on location equipment drainage and sanitary requirements.
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A. M. Murphy
Public Health Department
Murphy
Aids Veterans With Insurance Protection Extended
The Veterans Administration explains it protects life insurance policies for service members and two years after service under the civil relief act. Byron E. Thiel, VA contact representative, discusses lapse protection and how to apply in room 208 of the federal building.
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Veterans Administration
Byron E. Thiel
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act
Thiel
Federal
Packard Sees No Changes This Year
Detroit, DETROIT—The Packard Motor Company announces no new models for 1946 and defers major changes until well into 1947 to avoid tooling delays. President George T. Christopher says model changeovers would halt production for weeks, ensuring continued supply for war-weary motorists. Through June 21, 1946, Packard built 3,332 cars, totaling 13,383 since last October.
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Detroit
Packard Motor Company
George T. Christopher
Packard
Horlick Official Falls From Horse
Bozeman Montana William H. Mathee vice president and general manager of Horlick Malted Milk Co. was in Bozeman hospital after being thrown from a horse at the Elkhorn dude ranch 60 miles south of here. Doctors said injuries not serious unless complications develop.
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Montana
William H. Mathee
Racine
Wis
Horlick Malted Milk Co
Bozeman Hospital
Elkhorn Dude Ranch
Here
Sally Rand Arrested in San Francisco Indecent Exhibition Case
Police arrested Sally Rand, noted fan and bubble dancer, on indecency charges after a nightclub appearance. She posted $300 bail and was released pending case. The arrest followed skywritten promotion of her show in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
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War Devastation in the United Kingdom Reaches 4 Million Losses
The wartime toll shows more than 4,000,000 houses damaged or destroyed in the United Kingdom, roughly one in every three residences. The figure highlights the extensive impact of the conflict on housing and civilian life.
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United Kingdom
Plan To Start 4-H Club Band In La Crosse County
La Crosse county 4 H members and junior leaders with band experience are invited to a meeting at the West Salem youth center to organize a county 4 H club band. Eleanor Jones of Bangor will direct, Anita Gundlach says officers will be elected and a rehearsal will be held. Attendees should bring instruments as the group will play at the county 4 H picnic and other events. The county 4 H executive committee meets Wednesday at 8 p m to decide picnic date and discuss the summer program including demonstrations and judging.
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Bangor
Anita Gundlach
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Emil J. Schiesser
Germain A. Davison
Ed Strafflin
Leslie Seidel
Walton Ofstedahl
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Dorothy Leibl
Norman Granum
Onalaska
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Guy Jewett
Ervine Nuttleman
Clifton Store
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Barre
Julia Hatz
Carl Friske
Alta Hagen
Burns
Clarence Hunt
Arnold Frick
Greenfield
Shelby
Washington
Joan Crawford Tops Hollywood as Most Sought Actress
Hollywood reports Joan Crawford is the most courted actress with many producers seeking her for roles. Oscar winner Crawford says she has piles of scripts at home and is weighing a return after two years away. She chats with Van Heflin during a wardrobe routine while Hal Wallis negotiates a new project.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Joan
van Heflin
Hal Wallis
Avoid Chances During Storms Canoists Told
Editor notes this is the eighth in a series on water safety by W J Wittich. A Lake Blank storm drowned Walter R and his wife after their canoe overturned. both were good swimmers but lacked canoe handling skills. Learn proper canoe handling to maximize safety and save lives in storms.
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W. J. Wittich
la Crosse County
Red Cross
Lake Blank
Mississippi River
Walter R
Walter
Great Lakes
MPs Recovering After Russian Shooting
Two American MPs shot in the face by a Russian soldier in a stolen jeep Saturday night were moving toward recovery. Pfc. Jack Ferris of Oshkosh Wisconsin and Pfc. Charles Hilliard of Elkhart Indiana were identified. Three Russians were in the jeep and a Russian lieutenant was wounded. one Russian was in custody. Russian police assisted the investigation.
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Vienna
Jack Ferris
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles Hilliard
Elkhart
Ind
Albania Likely to Join Yugoslav Republic Studied
Izgrev, a Bulgarian paper aligned with Premier Kimon Georgiev, quotes a Belgrade dispatch saying it is quite probable Albania will become part of the Yugoslav people's republic.
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Izgrev
Kimon Georgiev
National Union Party
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Albania
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