McCord Heads Vets Council in Lake County
McCord leads the War Veterans Allied council at the VFW clubhouse with Leonard R. Chommacki as vice chair, Thomas Bailey as treasurer, and James Gund as secretary. The county group unites multiple veterans organizations to coordinate administration and Armistice Day observances.
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VFW
Leonard R. Chommacki
Thomas Bailey
James Gund
War Veterans Allied Council
Age of Legion
Amvets
McGevick
Marine Corps League
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McCord
Court Holds Motion Day at 9 A M in Platteville
Judge A W Kopp presides as motion day opens in circuit court with 16 divorces 11 show cause orders a default judgment one name change and seven criminal matters on the docket Pear Instenes notes a full calendar Readables include Clifford Womack Green Island alleged nonsupport Marian Boutch La Crosse child neglect Mel Jacobson 1132 Copeland Ave unfairly selling property Harland and Wilmer Edwards assault and battery Mrs William Hall 1528 Avon St attempted felony defacing an automobile Claire Brush La Crosse contributing to finquency of a miner Donal Powers allowing a miner to linger in a tavern.
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A. W. Kopp
Platteville
Circuit Court
Pear Instenes
Clifford Womack
Green Island
Marian Boutch
la Crosse
Mel Jacobson
Copeland Avenue
Harland and Wilmer Edwards
William Hall
Avon Street
Claire Brush
Donal Powers
Nicaragua Harvests Largest Coffee Crop in History
Nicaragua reports its biggest ever coffee harvest valued at fourteen million dollars. The record crop underscores strong bean production across the nation. Local farmers, markets, and exporters benefit from higher yields and price activity.
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Nicaragua
De Paur Infantry Chorus to Perform in La Crosse
The De Paur Infantry Chorus, formed in Fort Dix in 1942, travels for a fourth civilian tour with 160 concerts. Led by Capt Leonard de Paur, the group includes war era service songs, spirituals, and contemporary pieces.
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de Paur
Iwo Jima
Bad Nauheim
Leonard de Paur
de Paul
372Nd Infantry
Fort Dix
N. J
AMA Urges Truman to Remove Oscar Ewing
The American Medical Association calls Oscar R. Ewing a disappointed embittered bureaucrat and accuses him of falsely implying AMA discriminates against Jews. The group urges President Truman to dismiss Ewing from public service before more harm is done. Ewing had told the American Jewish Congress that medical schools discriminated against Jews.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security
AMA
Pres. Truman
Ewing
American Jewish Congress
New York
Hitler
Germany
Israel Farmers Satisfied With Immigrant Harvest Results
Israel expresses satisfaction with farming outcomes from recent immigrant labor and their impact on agricultural production. The report notes positive progress across crops and seasonal yields.
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Israel Farmers
Israel
Napoleon Tale Reframes Stomach Ailments as Ulcer Pain
A vintage ad narrates Napoleon and stomach distress linking ulcer pain to alter eating. Udga is pitched as a three-reed relief with fast soothing action and a doctors prescription, boasting over 242 million units sold since 1928 and a Double Your Money Back guarantee.
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Napoleon
Nations
Ontario waiter questions job after harsh shifts
London officer Albert Stevens recalls two chaotic days chasing suspects who refused to pay for breakfast, then being punched in the stomach by a customer when a coffee comp was refused. He wonders if the job is worth the risk.
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London
USAF Reserve Recruiting Seeks WWII Veterans Across Branches
La Crosse air reserve unit runs a reserve recruiting program inviting veterans who served in any World War II branch to enlist at their separation grade. Lieut. Gen. Ennis C. Whitehead says hundreds of thousands are not in the USAF reserve and notes recalled veterans would return in their reserve grade. Nonreservists drafted would enter as privates. no physical exam needed for those not drawing disability pay who certify fitness and present an honorable discharge copy.
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Continental Air Command
Mitchell Air Force Tese
Concern Researcher From La Crosse Named NYC General Manager
Dr. R H Lueck formerly of La Crosse is named general manager of research for the American Can Co with headquarters in New York. A Carroll college graduate and 28 year container industry veteran he joined American Can Co in 1922 and has held multiple posts including director of research and Pacific division sales manager.
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R. H. Lueck
la Crosse
The
American Can Co
W. C. Stolk
New York
Dr. Lueck
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Lueck
Maywood, Ill
Tories
Hawaiian Islands
Maywood
Pacific
Vacuum Draws Bees From Living Room in Portales
Mrs. J. E. Camp captured swarms of bees invading her Portales New Mexico living room using the nozzle of her vacuum cleaner. The insects reportedly entered through the chimney.
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Vets’ Council
Joe Louis
Korea
United States
Srre
Keith Rornbeck
Stow, O
Signal Corps
South Korea
de Paur Infantry
Infantry
John Henry
Moss Hart
Summit
Hall Johnson
Erna Berger
Europe
Leonard de Paul
Truman
Oscar Ewing
Coulee Region
Roth's
Flor-Mart
Weston Street
South Ave
West Ave
DIAL
Usaf Reserve Plan
Nyc
Lennox
George
Palmer Hanson
Pitzner's Cleaners
America
Henry J Taylor
ABC Network
Buick
Kennard Buick CO
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