Salvage Crew Plans Deep Lake Wisconsin Wreck Search
A team led by Captain John Johnson will search 140 feet deep off Kenosha for the Wisconsin which sank October 29 1929 with 16 lives lost. The cargo includes 50000 gallons of white lead plus paint linoleum cars washing machines and other industrial goods. Le Clair will supervise the operation which will not raise the sunken ship and begins in about a month.
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Racine
Wis
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Kenosha
John Johnson
Johnson
le Clair
Charter Members Honored At Navy Mothers Club Banquet
La Crosse Navy Mothers Club honors charter members at a banquet in Labor temple hall with 50 to 60 attendees. Mrs. Bessie Riley outlines club work since 1930 and presents founder Mrs. Gladys Randall who recalls the group’s wartime drive and donations to hospitals, USO, Red Cross, and ships. A social evening follows. convention in Cincinnati and Navy Mothers family picnic planned for August.
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Navy Mothers’ Club
Labor Temple
la Crosse
Labor Temple Hall
Bessie Riley
Gladys Randall
Navy
Blue Jacket
Camp McCoy
USO
Great Lakes
Red Cross
War Relief
Cancer Clinic
Mercy
Club
Seattle
Wash
Nellie Cilley
Baltimore
Uss la Crosse
Mmes. Randall and Riley
Anna Deyo
Ruby Ebner
Esther Roloff
Minnette Wilder
Annette Mitchell
Charlotte Downey
Lillian Moe
Bertha Kaiser
Alma Havens
Emma Morrison
Mathilda Taylor
Carrie Schaefer
Oe McNeil
Amanda Cur
Cincinnati
Riley
Regina Petrick
Navy Mothers
Myrick Park
Terminiello Misconduct Affirmed by Illinois Court
The Illinois Appellate Court affirmed the disorderly conduct conviction of Rev. Arthur Terminiello of Alabama, following a February 7, 1946 rally where he and Gerald L. K. Smith spoke. A mob demonstrated outside. police clashed with objectors. Terminiello was fined $100, and the court called him a professional agitator despite his free speech claim.
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Chicago
Illinois Appellate Court
Arthur W.iniello
Alabama
Father Terminiello
Mobile
Gerald L. K. Smith
Terminiello
Street Fishing Nets Bass and Perch in Kansas City Gutter
Grocer Harold Claybrooks fished from the main street gutter and hauled two catfish and four perch from water clogged sewers after a heavy rain. He said the fish swam in deep puddles near the curb and likely originated from backed up sewer water.
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Kansas City
Kas
Harold Claybrooks
Claybrooks
Old Age Pension data show declines in May for La Crosse County
May totals show 1 061 old age assistance beneficiaries, payroll 40 695 25 dollars. Eight grants, three pending, 13 applications processed. average May payment 38 35. Dependent children aid 154 families 389 children with 86 84 per family and 34 38 per child. Blind and disabled aids adjusted. overall state ranking cited.
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John Arnison
County Pension Department
Board of Supervisors
la Crosse County
Pension Department
la Crosse
Snakes Turn Old Skins Inside Out While Shedding
A natural behavior observed in snakes where they shed their skin, turning the old layer inside out as they crawl free. This renewal process helps grow, remove parasites, and reveal fresh scales beneath.
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Nature
Permi
Doan
Tribune
Mabel Spafford
Sheor
Norman
Okla
A. C. Shead
University of Oklahoma
Iran
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
Henry Kirchheim
Calvert
W. 47Th St
New York
N. Y
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Leather
Fender West
Max
Lucky Strike
B. R. Leech
Glasgow
Zosacco
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