State Trapping Season Opens Next Monday Across Wisconsin
Wisconsin starts muskrat and mink trapping on November 1 with no bag limits in many counties. The Mississippi river area opens December 1. Some northern central districts have no trapping season, and certain counties restrict water sets and mink seasons from November 11 to December 10. An otter season runs November 1 to 10 in several counties.
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Wisconsin
Elmer Lange
Misatesippi
Lange
Wlaconainenat
Burlington Railroad
Buffalo
Crawford
Grant
Iowa
la Crosse
Tromponteau
Vernon
Jackson
Monro
Juneau
Chant
la Crosae
Trempealeau
New Peruvian Boss Arrives
Lima Peru con Manuel Odrin leader of Poru's three day revolution arrives in Lima to form a new government. The revolt started in Arequipa southern Peru and spread to the capital forcing the overthrow of President Jose Bustamante who says he remains in power. Odila a former interior minister broadcasts from Arequipa that elections will be held as soon as possible.
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Lima
Peru
Manuel Odrin
Poru
Aretijalpa
Mondovi Cub Pack Meet Set For Nov 12
Mondovi Wisconsin announces a second Cub Pack meeting to form a Scout group. Dr Dovgina Solberg chairs the Joy Scout committee. 33 boys attended the first gathering on Oct 24 with 14 parents present. The Nov 12 meeting is at 7:90 PM in the city hall to pursue chartering and expansion.
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Mondovi
Wla
Dovgina Solberg
Shairman
Joy Scout Committee
W. Ingall
Gatoway Council
Paconta
Wright New State President of County Police Association
Wright was elected president of the Wincon eia county police and radio operators association during a Kaukauna meeting. Joyce Anne Ivan Wright, longtime La Crosse county highway police head, will lead the group as 128 members adopt a 60 mile per hour daytime and 60 mile per hour night speed standard and uniform color scheme across counties. Charles Lowry was named secretary and Joseph Schaeffer secretary from Pembine, with four regional meetings yearly to ensure regulation conformity.
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Heawey
Joyce Anne Ivan Wright
Winconeia
Wright
la Crosse County
Camp Douglas Youth Hurt In Bicycle Truck Crash
Donald Jessen, 16, of Camp Douglas, is in critical condition in a Mauston hospital after being struck by a truck driven by Pru B Olson of Beloit on U S highway 12 16 near Camp Douglas. He sustained a broken hip back injury skull fracture and broken jaw. Olson said she had just met a car and was unable to stop.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Donald Jessen
Camp, Douglas
Mauston
Jomwon
Pru B. Olson
Beloit
U. S. Highway 1216
Manston
Olgon
Caledonia
Minn
U S. Weighs China Policy Amid Cold War Tensions
Officials agree on goals of a free democratic and stable China but see dim prospects for achieving them. They doubt Russia could supply Communist China with enough aid, yet recognize possible ties if a new regime seeks Western acceptance. The policy view ties to the Truman doctrine and countering Communist expansion beyond Europe.
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Alf Ching
Rusala
Russia
China
United States
Washington
Coaltone
Meldort
Europe
U. S
Seek Bicycles For 2 Youths
Two brothers aged 15 and 13 walk six miles daily to school and back. They need bicycles as their mother is dead and their father abandoned them. Roy Tichenor of the La Crosse county pansion department asks to be contacted at 4324 if you can provide used bicycles.
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Roy Tichenor
la Crosse County
Pansion Department
Tichenor
Debate Likely Over China Aid Policy in Next Congress
The piece notes the China aid program of 400 million dollars, enacted last spring by Congress, and criticized by Governor Dewey as not bold or timely enough. Secretary Marshall called it a stop gap to aid Chiang Kai-shek’s government, aiming to curb economic and social ills.
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Deway
Iarcon
China
Congress
Marshall
Chiang
Dewey and Warren Rally on Grave Time for Campaign
Dewey and running mate Warren argued the 1944 campaign must rise above politics as usual. They pledged full backing for farm price supports, conservation, and civil liberties, and promised to fight injustice at home. Dewey planned to vote Tuesday and await returns at his Pawling hotel.
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Dewey
Goy Urk Warren
California
America
Hepeata
Pawling
N. Y
Hoa
Christchurch
Quaker Hill
GOP
New York
Naa
Voting reminders sweep city wards and schools across streets
The notice lists polling locations in multiple wards including Hogan school Logan school Kane Gillette West avenue playground Franklin school and city hall urging voters to go early and know their choices. A stray line about horses sleeping while standing appears but relates to unrelated trivia.
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Ninth
Division
Seventh Ward
Hogan
18Th
Winnebago
Eighth Ward
West Avenue
Ninth Ward
Logan
Avon
Tenth Ward
Franklin
Kane
Gillette
11Th
Pine Street
City
South Third
14Th
Washin
1Th
Vine
Island
Mississippi Streets
Nineteenth Ward
Jefferson School
St. James
Caledonia Street
Roosevelt
Webster
Redfield
Robsey
Air Force Reserve Unit Plans Monday Banquet
Members of the 243rd Composite Squadron plan a Monday 7 p.m. banquet at Donrey's club south of Lal Crescent Duluth Minnesota. Lieut Col Chester Settanberg will discuss Geopolitics and Gunther Hohman will speak on the German Air Force training program. Each member to bring his employer or boss.
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Donrey's Dupper Club
Lal Crescent
Minn
243Rd Composite Squadron
Force Reserve
Chester Settanberg
Duluth
Gunther Hohman
Greg Oldenburg
Holmen Auxiliary Seeks Donations for Christmas Shop
Holmen Wisconsin special report says members of the Holmen unit of the American Legion auxiliary are urged to donate top quality unbreakable gifts for an annual Christmas shop. Toys should be unopened and towels in sets. Gifts are to be delivered to chairwoman Mrs. Harvey Tolvatad at the Appliance store and the completed box will go to the Veterans hospital at Wood.
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Holmen
Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
Harvey Tolvatad
Chaireman
Gifte
Veterans Hospital
Wood
Veteran Sergeant Takes 20 Day Leave in Wisconsin
S. Sgt. Victor E. Shaw of San Antonio Texas is on a 20 day furlough at his parents home in Melvina Wisconsin. A 29 year Army veteran he recently re entered the service for a three year period and has held posts in multiple departments. He is now a technical instructor at the USAF school of aviation medicine at Randolph Field Texas.
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Randolph Field
Local Obituaries and Funeral Details Published for Several Residents
Obituaries for Frank J. Warner of Newton Township and Theron Knutson of Duluth describe survivors including spouses, children, and grandchildren. Services are set at Hellwig Morris and St. Joseph Cathedral with Catholic rites and private gatherings. Additional notices for Henry Hoedebeck and Mrs. Clara Eagan list funeral arrangements, burial sites, and surviving relatives across Ames, Milwaukee, Coronado, and Elyria.
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Frank J. Warner
Trevis ‘Street
Cora Warner
Gyening
Pie
Newton
Win
Daghter
Mike
Sylvia) Gannucel
Duluth
Minn
Leater
Ernest
Claude Warner
Dives
Toe Warner
Lodgepols
Vicstor
Harry Jyne Spokane
Theron Knutson
South “Third Street
Hellwig-Morris
St Joseph's Cathedral
Magr
Peter Pape
Catherine
Donna May
Marlene
Patricia
Marge
David
Andrew Willison
Henry Hoedebeck
South 10Th Street
Bluschke
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Rosery
A. O
Clara) Eagan
Clara) Ragan
South 15Th Street
N. W. Ackerman
Milwaukee
Gladys) Dornbach
Coronado
Calif
H. B
Vera) Manning
Legion Seeks Memberships For Veterans via Local Drive
Roy L Hinges post No 62 vice commander Errl Wilt elm heads a local campaign to recruit members for The American Legion. The organization, formed by World War I AEF veterans in France in March 1919, is chartered by Congress and aims to provide employment and veteran support after 1992.
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American Legion
Errl Wiltelm
Roy L. Hinges
American” Legion
AEF
France
Congrom
United States
Legion
Sparta Display Urges Greater Vote Tuesday
Sparta Wisconsin special report describes a free speech display in a Florshop window on North Water Street by Mr and Mrs Guerdon Bushnell promoting participation in Tuesday's presidential election. Jaycees posters urge voting November 2 as historical documents from the Freedom Train collection are shown.
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Sparta
Wis
Ores
Florshop
North Water Street
Guerdon Bushnell
Tuessday
Dia
Jaycees
Trempealeau Draft Board Reappoints Appeal Agent
TEHALu Wisconsin special report says Attorney C J Eggum is reappointed appeal agent for Trempealeau County selective service board. He served in World War II and resumes duties as registration restarts. A F Giere of Galesville named assistant handling southern county appeals.
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Tehalu
Wis
C. J. Eggum
Trempealesau County Selective Service Board
Clarence H. Johnson
A. F. Giere
Galesville
Hig
Auction at Bangor High School to Benefit Bands
Bangor High School hosts a charity sale and a rummage event Saturday November 6 to raise funds for the Sager and Bands of Bangor. Items from the rummage sale will be available for bidding at the school auditorium.
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Epp
Sager
Bangor
Echool
Auction Sale Note From Local Club
Auctioneer Floyd Gene Merlo serves as clerk as members sell items with 10 to 20 percent retained from the polling price. Pie and coffee will be served to club members in the dining room during the sale.
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la Floyd Gene Merlo
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Ain Armas
Pine
Melita
Everett
Wright New State President of
County Police Association
Ivan Wright
Force
Anelen
Biresi
Air Force Unit
Holmen AL Auxiliary
Sta Legation
Manila
Barron
Tremp‘leau
Ae Oossard
Flook
Florsheim
Gevstiee
Gay Gibson
Floraheim
Geshien
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