Lederer Stars in One-Night La Crosse Theatrical Stand
Lederer returns to the United States to perform in Autumn Crocus with Dorothy Gish as his co star. Civic Drama League praises national theater movement as La Crosse crowds fill the Vocational School auditorium for the 8 30 p m show. The elaborate stage costs exceed eleven thousand dollars and tickets are sold out.
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la Creme Tribune
Dorothy Gish
Civic Drama League
Lederer
la Crosse
Indians and Braves trade runs in tense early ball game
Indians go ahead on a first inning double by Boudreau with Mitchell scoring to make 1-0. Braves answer in the same frame as Stanky walks and Salkeld reaches on five pitches. A late rally ties the score as McCormick chops a single to center scoring Elliott, while Tucker’s throw keeps the close contest alive.
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Mitchell
Indians
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Elliott
Keltner
Braves
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Voiselle
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Gorton
Holmes
Tucker
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Salkeld
M. McCormick
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Frank McCormick
Mike Kreevich
St. Louis Browns
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Spahn
Derk
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Line Elliott
Gene Bearden
Clint Conatser
Conatser
Phil Masi
Masi
Bob Kennedy Mitchell
Mike McCormick
Oon
McCormick
Boston
Kennedy
Connie Ryan
Libby Sisti
Sisti
Oseee Hegan
Ryan
Indians Edge Braves In Overtime Style Rivalry
In a tense six game series update Indians beat Braves 4 3 as Warren Spahn and Gene Bearden feature. Gordon hits a homer and Doby drives early runs with timely hits while fielding highlights and stubborn defense shape the tight contest.
Jews Observe Atonement Day Observances Begin Tuesday Eve
The Day of Atonement starts Tuesday at sundown and runs through Wednesday. Jews fast and pray focusing daily conduct, with Kol Nidre marking ushering in and memorial prayers naming departed loved ones. Services at Congregation Sons of Abraham led by Rabbi Abraham H. Album.
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Congregation
Sons of Abraham
Abraham H. Album
Album
Senate races across states show tight battles and party forecasts
Reported previews from several states indicate Republicans and Democrats split on chances for key Senate seats. Predictions vary by state with mentions of Reeves and Neely in Ohio, Kerr as candidate in Oklahoma, and Douglas in Illinois, while Minnesota shows a Democratic tilt amid GOP challenges.
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Pee
Chapman Revercomb
Matthew M. Neely
Neely
Oklahoma
Dewey
Robert S. Kerr
Sendie Ee
E. H. Moore
Kentucky
Blican
Ngeeerman Cooper
Virgil Chapman
C. Wayland Brooks
GOP
Dwight H. Green
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Paul H. Douglas
Minnesota
Poll Quick Take Conflicting Senate Forecasts Parade
The report cites shifting odds for several races led by Lester C. Hunt and James F. Murray with Democratic momentum in some states and Republican contention in Colorado and New Mexico. Returns hint at tight contests as party strengths fluctuate.
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Victm
Rotary International
James F. Murray
Murrayy
Davis
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Will F. Nicholson
Dewey
Johnson
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
Pat_ J. Hurley
Obituary notices for Verna Heslip and John Gerrard
Verna G Heslip 54 of 940 Division Street died in a local hospital. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev IL Gjellstad officiating. burial Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by husband John Heslip four daughters sisters and brothers and five grandchildren. John J Gerrard of 912 South 16th Street funeral Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. from Dwyer Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St Johns Cathedral. burial Catholic cemetery. Rosary Monday 8:15 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Verna G
John Heslip
Division Street
Wis
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
IL Gjellstad
Oak Grove
Sletten-McKee Company
Rs. Heslip
Gordon Grade
Bernard Ness
la Crosse
Richard Fuicks
Onaleska
Jean Heslip
Pasadena
Calif
Hazel
Gerald Hegge
Merill Emberson
Ervin Stilwell
Romance
Arthur and
Donald Twite
Stoddard
Monroe
Carl and
Luther Twite
John J. Gerrard
John J
South 16Th Street
Dwyer
St. J 'S Cathedral
Peter Pape
Revive Gas Victim Mrs August Wolters
Mrs August Wolters aged 75 of 403 South 20th street was treated by the fire department resuscitator squad and taken to a local hospital by police ambulance after being overcome by stove gas at her home. The call came into the fire department at 9 10 a m with the hospital report describing her condition
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August Wolters
South 20Th Street
Fire Department
Aloe
Mexico Moves to Curb Hoarding of New Silver Coins
Mexican authorities announce steps to prevent hoarding of the newly issued silver coins. Officials say measures aim to ensure distribution to the public and avoid stockpiling by dealers and collectors. The policy seeks to stabilize the coin supply and protect currency circulation.
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Mexico
Charge Japs Practiced Ancient Sports On Captured U S Fliers
Tokyo reports accuse 32 Japanese soldiers including four generals of beheading 33 captured B 29 fliers and murdering 17 within four hours of Hirohito’s surrender broadcast. New charges say fliers were used for archery karate or kesagiri, with karate described as driving fists through wooden pillars.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Stolen cutlery recovered after 36 years at Boonville station
In 1912 Allen A. Richardson left 106 pieces of cutlery in cases outside Boonville Missouri Pacific station. The theft was unsolved until workers found the cases hidden in a station crevice. The intact pieces, except for one razor, were sent to Shapleigh Hardware of St. Louis, the old employer.
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Boonville
Allen A. Richardson
Missouri Pacific Railway
Shapleigh Hardware Company
St. Louis
Richardson
Appoint New Nurse by City Health Department
The city health department announces the appointment of a new public health nurse Miss Frances Delton formerly of Eau Claire. Delton is a graduate of the Luther School of Nursing in Eau Claire and previously served as a nurse for Adams County.
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City Health Department
Frances Delton
Eau Claire
Miss Delton
Luther Stal of Nursing
Eau
Adams County
Rep. Kersten seeks contempt citations for CIO leaders
Milwaukee lawmaker urges the House labor committee to cite James J. Matiles Julius Emspak and Russell A. Nixon for contempt of Congress over questions on Communist party membership. Kersten and O Clark Fisher call the officials hostile and contemptuous toward the subcommittee and union rank and file. Albert J. Fitzgerald is the only leader to answer inquiries.
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Milwaukee
Charles Kersten
Kersten
United States
Communist Party
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Truck Stolen in Sparta Report Details
A blue Chevrolet one half ton truck with no license plates was reported stolen in Sparta. The vehicle description notes a sun visor on the windshield and indicates the truck was last seen in the area.
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Sparta
Sanbey
Three Hurt In Highway 53 Crash Near La Crosse
Three people suffered cuts and bruises when the car left highway 53 between La Crosse and Onalaska and rolled several times. Injured were Major W Goodenough his wife and their one and one half year old son Curtis all of Onalaska. Car badly damaged. A second crash near Hanson left Fred Bangor driving south uninjured after his vehicle went off the road into a ravine. A deer struck Shirley Sagear on county trunk B near the county trunk BO intersection.
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Onalaska
W. Goodenough
Curtis
R. Onalaska
Hanson
Shirley Sagear
Chicago Man Wilfred Barber Dies in Ethopian War
Wilfred Courtney Barber of Chicago is reported as the first American casualty in the Ethopian war, dying from malaria.
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Wilfred Courtney Barber
Chicago
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