Memorial Rites By Eagles In La Crosse Lodge
Members of La Crosse aerie No. 1254 Fraternal Order of Eagles held a memorial program in their lodge rooms to honor members who died in the past year. Lieut. William B. Swartz gave the address at Camp McCoy, with Leon Bechtel opening the service on piano. The illustrated memorial was shown, Charles L. Buell sang, and C. A. Dittman called the departed roll as a bell tolled. Swartz spoke on immortality and the enduring value of memories and duties fulfilled. Officers present included Frank J. Fuchs, Gilbert Alexander, Kurt Perner, and C. A. Dittman.
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la Crosse Aerie No
Order of Eagles
William B. Swartz
Camp McCoy
Leon Bechtel
Eagles
Charles L. Buell
C.A. Dittman
Buell
Swartz
Frank J. Fuchs
Gilbert Alexander
Kurt Perner
C. A. Dittman
C. L. Busse
Proposals to Boost Alcohol Output
The war production board reviews 28 proposals for expanded industrial alcohol under a Senate Agriculture subcommittee briefing. Dr. Walter G. Whitman of the WPB chemicals bureau details types, companies, locations, projected annual output and estimated costs. Grain projects lead with 12 initiatives including Joseph E. Seagram in Carrollville for 10,500,000 gallons costing 2,209.
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Washington
War Production Board
Senate Agriculture
Walter G. Whitman
WPB Chemicals Bureau
Joseph E. Seagram
Carrollville
Twelve Crawford County men to enter service this week
Prairie du Chien report lists twelve Crawford County men set for induction into the U S armed forces. Those entering the Army are Donald Kasparek Maurice Allan Orvin Marvin Douglas Keller and Richard Kielley. Navy entrants are Richard Rutherford John White Gordon Haddock Layton Nicholson Henry Young La Vern Picha and La Vern Stuckey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Crawford County
U. S
Milwaukee
Army
Donald Kasparek
Maurice Allan
Orvin Marvin
Douglas Keller
Richard Kielley
Navy
Richard Rutherford
John White
Gordon Haddock
Layton Nicholson
Henry Young
la Vern Picha
la Vern Stuckey
Health Clinic Tour to Study Industrial Diseases
Industrial health clinics sponsored by the state medical society and industrial hygiene unit will be held in six Wisconsin cities this spring. Sessions in Kenosha Manitowoc Oshkosh Green Bay Janesville and Wausau will analyze methods of treatment for industrial diseases and related health problems.
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Plan Health
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
State Medical Society
State Industrial Hygiene Unit
Kenosha
Manitowoc
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Janesville
Wausau
Militia Lieutenant Dies After Bradley Field Crash
2nd Lieut Le Roy L Halverson of Milwaukee Wisconsin died from injuries after a forced landing in an army fighter plane at Bradley Field Connecticut yesterday. Commanding officers announced the death.
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New York
Bradley Field
Conn
le Roy L. Halverson
Milwaukee
Wis
Nightly Radio Listings of Programs and Guests
A dense schedule lists NBC CBS BLUE and other network time slots with shows and guests including Abbott and Costello Dinah Shore Dinah Shore Antonini Concert Bing Crosby Burns Davis Davis etc. The lineup spans 4:30 to 9:30 with multiple repeats and serials reflected in a bustling edition.
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NBC
Bob Burns
Hail Boyle
Panny Brice
Bob Crosby
Bing
Joan Davis
Abbott and Costello
Chester Bowles
CBS
Joseph Cotten
Shephields
MBS
Antonini
Bout
Allie Stolz
Tippy Larkin
Jack Armstrong
Bilu-East
Biu-West
the Lands
Chick Carter
Front Page
Farrell
America
Nbec
Tim Healy
Biu
Bob Becker
Cbs Dancing Music
Jeri Sullavan
Cbs News Time
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Nbe
Henry J. Taylor
Biu-Basic
Biu-West World News
Fred Waring
Nbec-Basic
Q Street
Palton Lewis, Jr
Harry James and His Orchestra
The
Dbs
Arthur Hale
Lum
Abner
Biua Palton Oursier
Henry Aldrich
Forum
Cbs-Basic
Dixie
Cbs Dixie Human Adventures
Bing Crosby
Major Bowes
Cbhe
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Ripley
Nbc-Bassec
Dinah Shore
Alfredo Antonini
WKBH Radio Schedule for Thursday March 23 1944
A detailed rundown of WKBH daytime and evening programs for Thursday March 23 1944 in Central War Time with Kiddies Hour Serenade to America Abbott and Costello Kraft Music Hall and news slots. The schedule lists musical variety shows dramatic programs and soap operas across the day and notes corrections for late changes.
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WKBH
America
Fred Waring
Raymond Gram
Josh
Daily War Journal
Nevws
Nelson Olmsted
Hayshakers
Texas Rangers
Carey Longmire
News
Guiding Light
Ma Perkins
Spotlite
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Sacred Heart
Bill
Nbec
Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook
George Tucker reports from Naples on the Anzio beachhead shaped like a fan with a funnel handle, where German fire, booster charges, and vacuum shrapnel debates fill the air. He describes constant shells, repairs under siege, and soldiers preferring forward fields to city life while noting tarantulas preying by touch.
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George Tucker
Hal Boyle
Naples
Anzio
Boston
Ernie Pyle
Pyle
Afghans For Red Cross Tied To Holmen Future Homemakers
Holmen Wisconsin special meeting of the Future Homemakers of America voted to make an afghan for the Red Cross. Violet Jostad Helen Larson Marjorie Van Loon Lila Aspesler Joyce De Boer hosted at the high school. They plan a rural school day demo next month and to discontinue hot lunches April 1.
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Holmen
Wis
Red Cross
Future Homemakers of America
Violet Jostad
Helen Larson
Marjorie van Loon
Lila Aspesler
Joyce de Boer
Joyce Waldenberger
Ann Mahlum
Gertrude de Boer
Gladys Hemma
Carol Jean Price
Joy Johnson
Joanne Haug
Lois Olson
Lois Ebentier
Nellie Tucker
Joyce Johnson
Doris Moen
Elsie Pederson
Jeanene Holter
Jean Mickelberg
Parity payments debate capped at 200 dollars says Murray
Rep Murray, opposing continuation of the 10,000 maximum for soil conservation and parity payments, urged a 200 dollar limit. He noted 33,000 land owners received 58 million in 1942 for work he described as basic welfare, and called the issue a political deal that failed to deliver lasting reform.
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Washington
Murray
R-Wis
Bound Over For Sale Of Counterfeit Coupons In Milwaukee
Cleo Thompson, 28, bound over to the federal grand jury by U S Court Commissioner Floyd E Jenkins after being charged with selling counterfeit gasoline ration coupons to workers at a Kenosha war plant. Bail set at 500 dollars. Thompson said he got the coupons from another man in North Chicago and earned 100 dollars in commissions.
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Milwaukee
Cleo Thompson
Kenosha
Federal Grand Jury
U. S
Floyd E. Jenkins
Thompson
Chicago
Adlerika Constipation Relief Backed by 15 Million Prescriptions
The ad touts Adierika Adlerika as a quick gas relief and gentle bowel action for all ages. Sold by Hoeschler Bros., Druggists, urging readers to visit their local druggist for fast results.
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Det Adler
Hoeschler Bros
Biologist Arrives to Begin Wisconsin Conservation Survey
Biologist Greenbank has arrived in La Crosse to start a survey for the Wisconsin conservation department. He comes from Michigan where he worked five years with the state fisheries research agency and will spend weeks orienting and meeting sportsmen, commercial fishermen, and river boundary representatives. The program aims to estimate fish populations, study maturation periods, and later extend to fur animals, waterfowl, and pollution. Greenbank earned a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1943.
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Wisconsin Conversation Department
la Crosse
Greenbank
State Department
Michigan
Conservation Department Institute For Fisheries Research
Wisconsin Commission
Mississippi River
Green Bay
State Heat Health
Nation Department
Unio of
Smith For Senator Club Organized In Door County
STURGEON BAY Wis four days after Leatham D Smith announced his candidacy for U S senator Harry M Schuyler of Fish Creek head of the Door county Republican committee was elected chairman to lead the new Smith for senator club in the area
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Leatham
D. Smith
U. S
Harry M. Schuyler
Fish Creek
Door County
Republican Committee
Needle undergoes 20 plus steps by about 70 workers
A single needle is handled by roughly seventy workmen as it passes through more than twenty distinct manufacturing processes from start to finish.
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BLUE
Mutual Goes
Doan
Dale Simons
Blue Denim
Larry Ziemann
FBI
Woo Ricwaa
Ida Lupino
Dennis Morgan
Joan Leslie
Jack Carson
Gladys George
Gildersleeve
Harold Peary
Jane Darwell
Nancy Gates
Dan Daily Jr, Donna Reed
Bobby Blake
Mexico
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Riviera
Ike and Tie, Incl
Tae
Susan Peters
Mary Astor
Herbert Marshall
Richard Carlson
Pilas
Damian O'Flynn
Helen Parrish
Tommy Dorsey
ESA
Reaves
Tojo
Hirohito
U.S
Copperfin
Reid
Eureau
Smith-For-Senator Club
Zemo
Jean Arthur
John Wayne
Salem
West Salew
Tom Conway
Jean Brooks
Pilus
Charles Starrett
Sonja Henie
Romero
I Music
Roman
Acolumb
Capt. Ross
Texas
Dana Andrews
Richard
Lewis
Jr. Greenbaum
W.y
Darryl F. Zanuck
Walter
Winchell
Pearl Harbor
Bataan and
Tarawa
Chi
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Farley Granger
Kevin Shea
Donald Barry
Rudy Marshall
SA Levene
Jerome Cady
Otto Tolischus
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