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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1944

Page

3

Picture Indu Aids Wac Recruiting Week Observed

The motion picture industry sponsors Wac Recruiting Week May 11 17 with theaters nationwide aiding enlistment. Women serve in vital army roles to free men for front duty, proving dedication and readiness. The La Crosse WAC office is in room 310 federal building with Lieut Hei in charge and hours 9 am to 5 pm. The program aims to boost enlistment of thousands of Wacs. Also noted, lightning causes thirteen percent of all forest fires.

Wac Moon Picture Industry United States Cowith Wac Sec America Women's Army Corps Army War Activities Committee Edward L. Alperson U. S la Grosse Federal Building E.L. Hei Joan Bennett S. Sgt. R.L. Modeland Modeland U. S. Employment Service Office

Churchill declares empire stands together in wartime unity

Churchill in a London address says the British empire stands as one family of nations to face common problems. He urges global leaders to sit at the table to exchange views and seek solutions, acknowledging war limits but stressing unity.

London Primeister Churchill

Funeral services for H V Day held at Lutheran church

Henry Vinton Day, 53, died from a heart attack at home Saturday. Funeral conducted Monday at 2 p m at the Lutheran church in Prairie du Chien. Survived by wife Leona Ariss two sons Loren J Day and Niles D Day one sister Mrs Hudson King Wis three brothers J D Day Janesville L A Day Mason City IA R J Day El Paso TX and three grandchildren.

Prairie DU Chien Wis H. V Lutheran Church Oa Seieeney Ies Omestead Leona Ariss Boscobel Loren J. Day Port Byron Niles D. Day Shawano Hudson King J. D. Day Janesville L. A. Day Mason City R. J. Day el Paso Til Millville Albert White Elmer Donald White Virgil White Eastman Irvin White Louis Neises Charles McKinney Wyalusing Melvin Champion Bagley H. V. Day Arthur Ariss Ben Ariss John Ariss Milwaukee

Decorah Man James Larson Dies Walking on Water Street

Funeral services for James S. Larson of Decorah Wis are announced after he collapsed and died Monday noon on Water Street near the Haugen tobacco road. A painter by trade, Larson had lived in Decorah for years and left no close relatives.

Decorah Wis James S. Larcemetery Larson Water Street Haugen

Funeral services for Mrs JESS White held in Millville

Funeral services for Mrs. Jess White aged 58 were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm from the Methodist Church. Burial followed in Brodtville Wisconsin. Rev A M Ivey officiated. She was born June 1 1885 in Brodtville Wisconsin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Ariss. She married Jess White and the couple resided in Millville.

Jess White Prairie DU Chien Wis Brodtville A. M. Ivey White Alfred Ariss Millville

Wisconsin obituary notices span family ties and local service

The notices recall multiple deaths and services in Prairie du Chien and nearby towns. Mrs. Frank Knigge dies at 63 near Lynxville with funeral at McGregor and burial at Pleasant Grove. Peter Overby, 80, and his wife 86, interred in Blair after services. both long-time residents with community roles. The reports mention surviving spouses, children, siblings, and local affiliations.

Mcgregor Frank Knigge Lynxville Wis Pilkington Pleasant Grove P. J. Allwell Giard Methodistsfeld Germany Charles Franke Prairie du Chien Mississippi Charles Habill Carl Meng Bagley Ed Franke Sioux City Nebraska

Giant crocodile-type Sealer built in England

A massive crocodile-type Sealer, claimed to be the world’s largest road vehicle, can carry 140 tons and was built at East Dereham, England.

East Dereham England

State urged to drop charge in Whitehall case

District Attorney Kostner received a statement from Martin Peterson and his son Irvin Peterson requesting dropping the charge against Floyd Riphenberg. Riphenberg, 30, was charged with assault with intent to harm after pushing Peterson from three steps at Mathey tavern, causing skull injuries. Peterson was hospitalized and not yet recovered. The charge was dropped from the records at the Petersons request.

Whitehall Wis LaVern G. Kostner Martin Peterson Irvin Peterson Pigeon Falls Floyd Riphenberg Neillsville Riphenberg Peterson Justice Court P. M. Paulson

State Sen Knowles Seeks Reelection While In Navy

State Senator Warren P Knowles, currently on active duty, announces his bid for reelection in the 10th district. He will request leave to attend the legislature if elected, with O A Swenby of New Richmond as committee chair and Violet Halverson as secretary. Knowles previously served as majority floor leader and enlisted in July 1842.

New Richmond Wis Warren P.knowles Navy Knowles W. T. Doar Doar O. A. Swenby Violet Halverson Pacific

Revival of Wisconsin Recreation Leaders Laboratory Announced

Wisconsin sociologist A. F. Wilden, secretary of the state recreation committee, said the annual Recreation Leaders Laboratory will be revived with a June 4 to 11 meeting at Lawsonia near Green Lake. Courses cover dancing dramatics music painting sketching and group games for rural and urban leaders addressing wartime welfare issues.

Madison Wis A. F. Wilden Wisconsin State Recreation Committee Lawsonia Green Lake

Kirchoff Re-elected Chairman of Sparta Police and Fire Commission

H. M. Kirchoff, a Sparta city council member, was re-elected chairman of the police and fire commission at the annual meeting Monday night. Paul Schaller was re-elected secretary. Other commission members include Al Rasmussen William Storandt and Dr H H Williams Sr.

Sparta Wis H. M. Kirchoff Police and Fire Commission Paul Schaller al Rasmussen William Storandt H. H. Williams

Cat Soldier Returns Home After Long Aleutian Trek

Inky the coal black cat with yellow eyes travels from Umnak Island Alaska to Edgerton Wisconsin and the home of Mrs. Bernard Bublitz. He served with army and navy, was adopted by soldiers, kidnapped by sailors, and promoted from private to staff sergeant before settling in quiet retirement.

Inky States Edgerton Wis Bernard W. Inky Sgt Bernard Bublitz Umnak Island Alaska Army Bublitz Corp

Holmen FFA Elects Officers For 1944

Holmen Wis Special Robert Price was chosen president of the Holmen chapter of the Future Farmers of America at the annual meeting held Monday at the Holmen high school. Wayne Tabbert was named vice president Merlin Van Dynk secretary John Ofstedahl treasurer and Laverne La Fleur reporter. They succeed Glen Stone Robert Price Robert Cook Allen Willinger and Frederick Hendrickson respectively. New officers who will assume duties at the July meeting accompanied T C Main to Whitehall Wednesday where they took part in an officers training meeting with a member of the state department present. Meetings of the Holmen FFA are held the second Tuesday of each month.

Holmen Wis Robert Price Future Farmers of America Holmen High School Wayne Tabbert Merlin van Dynk John Ofstedahl Laverne la Fleur Glen Stone Robert Cook Allen Willinger Frederick Hendrickson T. C. Main Whitehall State Department Holmen Ffa

Engineer receives appointment to Lincoln County district

Joseph Jackelen, former engineer with the District Soil Conservation Service in Whitehall, has received formal appointment to a new district being formed in Lincoln County. He has worked from Merrill since April and will focus mainly on terracing. he plans to move his family from Whitehall to Merrill soon.

Whitehall Wis Joseph Jackelen District Soil Conservation Service Lincoln County Jackelen Merrill

Ford Plants in Canada Shut After Union Mass Meeting

Ford Motor Company of Canada locked workers again after United Automobile Workers voted to halt work over grievance procedure. About a thousand clerical staff stayed out in sympathy, following a 10-day stoppage and a fresh walkout at Windsor plants.

Ford Canada Windsor Ont Ford Motor Company of Canada United Automobile Workers Union CIO

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