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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

2

Dr Mortimer J Adler to Speak at Aquinas Hall

Dr Mortimer J Adler will give a talk at Aquinas auditorium at 8 p m on How to Think about War and Peace. He arrives at five for a dinner with Aquinas high school priest faculty at Hotel Stoddard. He argues lasting peace is possible and offers a practical program for free men to participate.

Mortimer J. Adler Aquinas Auditorium Hotel Stoddard Aquinas High School Adler Dr. Adler

Sheriff Ousts Men Who Allowed Gambling in Taverns

Sheriff Ray Kutsche dismissed Undersheriff Tom Polnaszek and Deputy Eric Luman after a complaint from Emil Luchterhand alleged Kutsche knew of and permitted slot machine operations in Clark County taverns Govenor Goodland filed the action and Haight confirmed the removals amid conflicting testimony on the sheriff's knowledge.

MAD . Wis H. G. Haight Neillsville Clark County Ray Kutsche Kutsche Tom Polnaszek Eric Lumon Gov. Goodland Emil Luchterhand Colby Haight Luchterhand

Army ordnance shops seek workers at old Salzer airport

An appeal was made by the U S war manpower employment office for full time mechanics helpers and laborers at the army ordnance shops on the old Salzer airport There is also a need for part time workers and borers to fill orders

U. S. War Manpower Employment Office Army Salzer Airport

Willkie Sees Support Grow In Wisconsin Campaign

Willkie closes a 13 day Wisconsin drive for the Republican nomination with strong crowd turnout and praise for rural electrification and Wisconsin war effort. Vernon W Thomson reports the 24 delegate slate would be elected if votes align in the April 4 primary. Willkie’s tour spanned 22 cities, totaling about 1 400 miles with 40 speeches. He visited shipyards and rail shops, then headed to Minneapolis and Nebraska for further campaigning.

Willkie Superior Wisconsin Vernon W. Thomson Richland Center Thomson

Governor announces Pfeifer resignation from state board

Gov Goodland announces the resignation of Edward Pfeifer of Ladysmith from the state board of agriculture and appoints R J Douglas of Juda to succeed him. Moscow says Konev’s forces push through Nazi defenses near Yarmolintsi while heavy losses mount on the eastern front. A Moscow broadcast urges Czechoslovak patriots to rise against the Nazis as civilians flee Carpathian crossings into Hungary.

Madison Wis Goodland Edward Pfeifer Ladysmith State Board of Agriculture R. J. Douglas Juda Balta Moscow Konev Yarmolintsi Kamanets-Podolsk Cherkasy Dnieper Romania Russia Madrid Carpathians Hungary Poland Rumania

Electric Co-Op Officers Named

Wisconsin Electric cooperative re elected W. E. Owen of Downing president at the closing session of their meeting last night. The officers re elected include H. O. Melby of Westby first vice president W. E. Rabe of Tomah second vice president and John E. Olson of Chetek secretary treasurer Milton H. Button director of the state department of agriculture urged farmers to support the quality dairy program as a solution of post war surplus.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Electric Cooperative W. E. Owen Downing H. O. Melby Westby W. E. Rabe Tomah John E. Olson Chetek Milton H. Button State Department of Agriculture

20 Boys Join Cub Pack At City School

A newly organized Cub pack met at Webster school with S. H. Hogan as Cub master. Twenty boys were installed in the pack while den dads include Stanley Thexander Palmer Larson and Tony Prelesnik and den chiefs Don Terlson Fred Miller Wayne Smevoy Robert Mickelson and Donald Knutson. A hike is planned for April 8 and the pack committee Cubs and den chiefs will meet at 1 30 p m at Webster school bringing lunches. Den mothers include Mrs D Leibakken Mrs Alex Sobbotta and Mrs Tony Prelesnik. The pack was invested at candlelight by B W Ingli Scout executive and parents pinned bobcat pins on the boys. The next meeting is set for April 26.

Webster School S. H. Hogan Stanley Thexander Palmer Larson Tony Prelesnik D. Leibakken Alex Sobbotta Den Don Terlson Fred Miller Wayne Smevoy Robert Mickelson Donald Knutson B. W. Ingli Scout

Nebraska GOP Group Backs Any Candidate Challenge to Willkie

A Nebraska GOP gathering of 75 western Republicans endorsed a resolution pledging support to any Republican in the Nebraska presidential primary who can defeat Wendell Willkie. They argued Willkie’s New Deal farm program and tax plan would harm food production and the war effort. Chris Abbott said Dewey would not be on the ballot, noting two names on the ballot and that a Stassen vote could also help Dewey.

Omaha Nebraska Wendell Willkie Roosevelt Willkie Wilkie Minnesota Chris Abbott Gov Dewey New York Stassen

Personal affairs division opens Milwaukee office for servicemen

The sixth service command announced a new branch office in Milwaukee to assist Wisconsin and Michigan's upper peninsula servicemen ex servicemen and dependents. Maj. Gen. Aurand said the personal affairs division will dispense information to solve problems through proper channels on emergency aid, pay arrears, war bonds, insurance, pensions, housing, employment, rehabilitation, and other personal matters.

Chicago Milwaukee Wisconsin Upper Peninsula Michigan H. S. Aurand

Plan County Chest Clinic On April 12

The regular monthly chest clinic sponsored by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association will be held at the Vocational school on Wednesday April 12 from 8 am to 3 pm. Appointments can be made by contacting Miss Helen Hanson county nurse at the courthouse. The Mustang is described by military experts as the outstanding fighter plane of 1943.

Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association Helen Hanson

Penetro Nose Drops Ad Generated Cautionary Note

A brief product pitch urges use of Penetro Nose Drops for nasal relief with directions to open a clogged nose and breathe easily. Cautionary line emphasizes following the labeled directions for safe use.

Jobs For Handicapped To Offer A Problem

C W Hepler of Chicago told training officials that postwar job placement will face major challenges. The employment service aims to place handicapped World War I veterans and industrial casualties in suitable roles using ten years of developed techniques to use remaining faculties and avoid limiting postings.

Madison Wis U. S. Employment Service C. W. Hepler Chicago War Manpower Commission WMC USES Hepler

Probe of Executive Orders Is Approved

The senate judiciary committee approved a $5,000 budget to finance an investigation into the constitutional and statutory authority for every executive order and presidential directive since the Roosevelt era. Senator Shipstead seeks authority for penalties imposed by agencies for violations of orders.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Roosevelt Barkley Congress Shipstead R-Minn

Sheboygan Man Accused of Using Bottled Gas in Car

Richard E. Smig a Sheboygan insurance salesman faced a rationing board ruling after admitting he used bottled gas for his car. The county board cut his gas rations and barred driving until Sept 39, while Smig plans an appeal to the Milwaukee district office.

Sheboygan Wis Milwaukee OPA Smig Walter J. Brand Sheboygan Board Imig CPA Brand

Practice confines arthritis treatments and neuritis listing hours

The notice outlines restricted treatment of acute and chronic arthritis neuritis and all rheumatic forms with stated hours from 9 to 13 A.M. and 3 to [incomplete].

USSR Medicine Advances Amid World War II Strife

In 1941 Soviet medical efforts and surgical teams under Stalin mobilize to treat soldiers and expand battlefield care. Researchers and clans of physicians contribute to wartime medical progress as the USSR confronts invasion pressures.

I. Stalin Ussr

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