Parcels Unloaded For Prisoners In Exchange Ship Arrivals
The Gradisca delivered 18 American soldiers and 90 German civilians for exchange. The Gripsholm, with 67 Allied civilians, was to return by June 10 while also planning stops in North Africa and the United Kingdom. Some 23 German civilians remained in Barcelona awaiting agreement.
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Estey Te Somgide
Germany
Gradisca
Barcelona
Gripsholm
United States
Marseille
Washington
Deye
North Africa
United Kingdom
New York
Larry Allen
Rural Life Sunday Observed by Mormon Coulee 4-H
The Mormon Coulee 4-H Club will attend a church service at Evangelical and Reformed Church in a full club gathering. Pastor Rev. E F Menger leads the group with 4 H songs the 4 H Creed and creeds recited. Weath president of the club will speak as Rev Menger preaches.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
E. F. Menger
Ghee Weath
FCC revises transcribed program rules for hourly announcements
The Federal Communications Commission changes require that broadcasts transcribed must announce their status once an hour for records and at the start and end of recorded speeches or discussions. The move replaces the prior 30 minute interval and targets items such as news events and panel discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Weather Record Showers and cooler tonight and Friday
U S department of commerce forecast showers and cooler tonight with Friday partly cloudy and continued cool conditions. Fresh to strong winds accompany the change in the weather pattern.
Employers Embrace Safety Efforts in Factories
Stanley E Bruemmer reports rising diligence among employers to improve worker safety and comply with state industrial commission orders. He notes the focus on employee protection and training, reflecting a shift toward safer plants and reduced accident risk as of the period described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Commission
Stanley E. Bruemmer
OWI Officials Deny Hamstringing Propaganda Efforts
Washington reports resignation of two top foreign language section leaders prompts direct denial from OWI Director George W. Healy Jr. that he hamstrung anti Axis propaganda work. The officials claimed interference and changes undermined their information distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ofice of War Information
OWI
George W. Healy, Jr
Constantine Pou
Obituary notices of Schoenrock Von Moss McManus Techmer Borseth
Christina E Schoenrock 74 of Shelby died at home after a short illness. Survived by husband three sons Carl Oscar Albert three daughters grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Hellwig Morris chapel burial Woodlawn. Miss Maude Von Moss 48 La Crescent died Wednesday. Survived by four sisters three brothers. Burial South Ridge Evangelical church cemetery. James McManus 76 Cass Street died after a lingering illness. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Barbara Techmer 78 La Crosse died Wednesday. Survived by one daughter grandson two sisters. Ole Borset h 79 died Wednesday. Funeral Friday 2 pm Hellwig Morris chapel burial Oak Grove. Survived by one son one daughter seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Christina E. Schoenrock
Shelby
Carl
Milwaukee
Oscar
U. S. Army
Albert
Rochester
Minn
Esther Farney
Cage
Anna Morrison
Martha Ciano
la Crosse
Hellwig-Morris
H. N. Stoffel
Woodlawn
Maude von Moss
la Crescent
Elizabeth See
Lydia von Moss
Fred Bolderman
Onalaska
Kate von Moss
Jake
John
South Ridge Evangelical Church
R. Nash
James McManus
Cass Street
Aow
Mark
Joseph
Frank
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Harbert
Madison
J. R. Hauser
Frank Desmond
St. James Church
LeRoy Keegan
Alaska
Nelson
Barbara Techmer
South 6Th Street
Daugh
A. J. Bothe
Henry Muth
C. C. Cox
S. D
Ole Borseth
Farnam Street
George Ulvilden
Oak Grove Cemetery
Barney
C. J. Hyland
Madison, Wis
Hearing on Partition Petition In Bertha O Rourke Estate
Notice lists a June 6 1944 La Crosse County Court hearing for Laura O Rice to partition or sell the estate realty described as Westerly 40 feet of the Easterly 98 feet of Lots 230 231 in Block 24 Overbaugh and Burn Addition La Crosse. Judge R V Ahlstrom. Attorneys Hale & Skemp.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Bertha O'Rourke
la Crosse
Laura O. Rice
Overbaugh and Burn
Office
the Register of Deeds
Wisane Ee Eas
Pine Street
August Miller
County of la Crosse
La Crosse Board approves salaries and hires in April meeting
April 3 1944 minutes show Kaiser 1550 Peterson 1850 increases for McDonald and Mc Leod 650 Stuart Andrews leave to enter Navy Elizabeth Millam resigns janitors Nordrum 120 Knothe 120 trust funds to be audited Sons of Norway use Lincoln School auditorium janitor age cap 45 Hogan 30 etc final notices and bids for contracts and alley grading notice to coal dealers.
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Board of Minutes and Finance
Kaiser
Alexander Peterson
T. J. McDonald
Robert McLeod
Stuart Andrews
Navy
Elizabeth Millam
Gilbert Nordrum
Beda Knothe
Sons of Norway
Lincoln School
Hogan
Board OF Education
J. B. Brenner
Probate notices and budget alteration in La Crosse County
In La Crosse Wisconsin notices announce probate hearings for W A Vaillancourt and Meda L Schroeder with dates June 20 1944 and September 18 1944 plus bond for creditors to file by October 8 1944 and September 19 1944. Also a budget alteration by La Crosse Common Council increasing current expense for grading and教育 repairs to Logan and Central High Schools by 159.00 and 12566.20 respectively.
Ration guide details for stamps and price ceilings
The notice lists updated validity of red and blue ration stamps for meats fats and processed foods, gasoline and fuel coupons, and specifies price ceilings for fruits and vegetables in La Crosse Wisconsin and Winona Minnesota. It covers stamps AS through Q8, 30 and 31 sugar, 40 sugar, and 190A and 11-A gasoline coupons with expiration dates and regions. It also provides precise prices for diverse produce including apples bananas oranges lemons lettuce and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Winona
Minn
Estate of Louise Lange heirs face creditor claims
In La Crosse County Wisconsin a probate matter for Louise Lange deceased sets a June 6 1944 hearing for Doris Lange to seek administration. Creditors must file claims by September 18 1944 or be barred and claims will be examined September 19 1944. HALE SKEMP attorneys. Notice to creditors also lists Lelia Budd estate with Mayerberg as administrator and a September 20 1944 claims deadline and September 26 1944 hearing at the La Crosse County Court House.
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Board of Education
Joint School District No
Onalaska
Campbell
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
French Island
C.W.T
Upper French Inland
le Crosse County
Joint Dist
Leslie W. Howard
Joint School Dist
Eling
F. R. Schwalbe & Son
H. S. Thill
Clark & Bracken
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
J. B. Brenner
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Townsend Street
Horton Street
Common Council
City of la Crosse
Council Chamber
Hell
la Crosse
Fifteenth
Townsend
Horton
Himerl
la Crosse Tribune and Leader Press
Western
Kentucky
Southern Illinois
Harrisburgh
Franklin County
Court House
Looney
State of
W. A. Vaillancourt
William A. Vaillancourt
Gay
Claims
City of
Said
R. V. Ahlstrom
Crosby, Schneider & Esch
Security Bank
Bidg
Meda L. Schroeder
Page Cannon
Wilma Frye
Said County
nVee
Gordon
LAW
Brody, Johns & Roraff
Logan
Central
L. Kramer
Louise Lange
Hale & Skemp
Lelia Budd
la Bodd Mayerberg
Caty
North 4Th Street
Dus All Livestock Arrivals After Closing Will Be Cared For
The notice states Dus All livestock arriving after the 9 to 6 hours will be properly cared for weighed and priced.
Hog and Cattle Prices See Mixed Activity in Chicago Market
Salable hogs 13 000 total 19 000 good and choice 180 270 lbs slow steady at 13.75 top others uneven steady to 15 cents higher sows scarce steady to strong good and choice 280 330 lbs 11 75 to 12 25 light weights to 11 90 good and choice 150 170 lbs 12 to 13 350 550 lb sows 10 60 to 10 90 few choice light weights to 11 10 000 unsold at least 65 percent support hogs. Salable cattle 4 500 salable calves 800 good and choice fed steers and yearlings strong to 25 cents higher mostly 15 to 25 cents up with best long yearlings 17 heifers shared steer advance bulk 13 to 15 mixed offerings 16 40 uneven but fairly active firm trade on cows bulls strong to 15 cents mostly 10 to 15 cents higher on beef bulls heavy sau sage offerings to 12 25 weighty fat bulls to 14 welters firm at 16 down thin stockers 13 to 14 25 cents higher for weer.
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Trucck
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicago Produce Market Steady on Young Poultry Prices
Live poultry market steady on young stock while fowl show weakness, receipts 18 trucks no cars. Butter firm with 636,434 pounds received and market unchanged. Eggs on cases unsettled with market uncertain.
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Chicago
Grain Market Brief Reflects Mixed May and July Openings
The report lists multiple opening, high, low, and close figures for May, July, Sept, and Dec across grains and barley. Prices show narrow ranges with barley malting and seed values noted, plus field seed quotes for Timothy and clover varieties, reflecting a volatile yet steady market.
Live Stock Prices Milwaukee Market Hogs and Cattle Mixed
Milwaukee market report shows hogs at steady to 10 cents higher with varied weights and yields 180 to 300 pounds priced from 11.15 to 13.65 depending on grade and size. Cattle demand steady with steers and yearlings mostly 15.50 to 16. Calves strong for fancy veal at 15.75 to 16 with many vealers 12 to 15.50. culls and throwouts 6 to 8. Sellers note bulk packing sows and lighter hogs available at adjusted values.
Chicago Potatoes Show Mixed U S Market Signals
Potatoes on track with 183 shipments and 690 supplies for southern Triumphs demand moderate in Alabama and Louisiana markets. California Long Whites steady with No 1 prices at 4.25 to 4.50, Bliss Triumphs in Louisiana at 3.20, Alabama at 3.50 to 3.85 for No 1, commercial 2.75 to 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Southern
Alabama
Louisiana
California
Bliss
Willkie Denies He Suggested FCC Article
Wendell Willkie refuted claims he urged Gretta Palmer of Reader's Digest to write an FCC critical piece. Palmer testified to a House committee about the alleged suggestion, Fly called it libelous and said the piece was never published. Willkie said he met Palmer by courtesy and never saw the article.
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New York
Wendell Willkie
Gretta Palmer
Reader’s Digest
Federal Communications Commission
Miss Palmer
Washington
Special House Committee
FCC
Willkie
James L. Fly
Supreme Court
Palmer
Election Beats Fire In Brashear Missouri
Voters continued the town election after a library fire near Brashear forced the polls to move to a nearby store. Fire services contained the blaze quickly with no injuries reported.
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Brasheor
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