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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1946

Page

7

Norwegian Underground Leader Visits La Crosse Sister

A Norwegian resistance veteran Miss Magda Paasche, a wartime underground organizer, visits La Crosse to see her sister Mrs Ragnar Gronbeck. She recalls covert operations in Oslo and teaching first aid while noting American work pace and food ration hardships during Nazi occupation.

Norway la Crosse Ragnar Gronbeck George Street Miss Passche Miss Paasche Oslo Magda Paasche Gronbeck Finland Denmark Sweden United States George Tribune Phote

Rewards For Data On Soldiers Buried In China

U S rewards are offered for information leading to recovering American remains in China from World War II. Col E De Treville Ellis cites China area obstacles and extensive search methods as Col Charles F Kearney reports progress to Maj Gen T B Larkin. Thousands of remains may still be unrecovered across five Chinese cemeteries.

United States China Col E. de Treville Ellis Chicago Col. Ellis Charles F. Kearney United Col. Kearney Chiang Kai-shek Office of Strategic Services

Incorporation filings announced by Kidder firm in Wisconsin

Madison special report notes several new Wisconsin incorporations in the past week. Buffalo Industries of Alma lists 100 shares at 30 dollars, with Bachhuber Herrman and Motley named. Central States Fur Farms of Seneca has 300 shares,Garvey Garvey and Garvey as signers. Mondel Corporation of Prairie du Chien issues 200 par value shares to buy and sell real estate. Kidder Oil Company of La Crosse has 500 no par shares to handle real estate and warehousing with Engel Bunge and Marquarat listed.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Buffalo Industries, Inc Alma Buffalo County George Bachhuber Alfred Herrman Pat H. Motley Central States Fur Farms Seneca Crawford County Frank A. Garvey Thomas P. Garvey Bernard P. Garvey Mondel Corporation Prairie du Chien Edward G. Farrell Lucille C. Farrell Raymond W. Baier Elizabeth J. Baier Kidder Oil Company la Crosse L. M. Engel J. C. Bunge Otto O. Marquarat

Resume Talks At Racine Case Plant

Milwaukee reports officials from J S Case company met with UAW CIO representatives yesterday. It was the first contact since April 9 when a prolonged Racine plant strike halted negotiations. The meeting was at the request of the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board with no date set for a future session.

Milwaukee J. S. Case Company Uaw-Cio Racine Wisconsin Employment Relations Board John E. Fitzgibbon Lawrence E. Gooding Madison Henry C. Rule Fitzgibbon

Antigo Girl Wins Elks Scholarship

Barbara Peterson of Antigo High School won first place in the Wisconsin State Elks scholarship contest receiving a $300 award. Edward Thiel of Wausau placed second with $200 and Miriam Kerndt of Baraboo finished third with $100. Additional $50 prizes went to Tom Gerend Kaukauna Carol Panetti Fond du Lac Beverly Ruppel Sheboygan Carlos Mancke Wisconsin Rapids Kenneth Osmond Janesville Norman Bryce Eau Claire Phyllis Neubauer Watertown and Arlie Hugunin Green Bay.

Kenosha Barbara Peterson Antigo Wisconsin State Elks Association Edward Thiel Wausau Miriam Kerndt Baraboo Tom Gerend Kaukauna Carol Panetti Fond du Lac Beverly Ruppel Sheboygan Carlos Mancke Wisconsin Rapids Kenneth

Children of Pitsea Build Own Church Council Run

In Pitsea England local children have begun a youth led church using a school year council to operate worship and activities. The initiative reflects community led faith engagement with young people directing services and programs.

Pitsea England

Russian Plants Supply Free Electricity to Workers’ Homes

Several Russian factories now provide electricity at no charge to employees for their homes. The program covers a wide range of plants and aims to support worker living standards amid energy shortages. Local officials say the move reduces household costs and boosts morale among workers.

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