Layman at 82 Still Working Daily at Job
William Layman at 82, nearing 83, continues daily work in La Crosse as a paper baler for Oscar Tobias. He owns and operates a baler, helps load recycled paper, gardens, and has a long history as a butcher and farmer, proving remarkable endurance and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Layman
Farwell Street
Layman
Paper Baler
Oscar Tobias
North Fourth Street
Tobias
la Crosse
United States
Old Country
Bill
Layma
Robinson
Boston
Main Street
Fifth
Ball Park
Teachers College
Paper Yard
Riverside
Irene Mairich
Walter Krush
White Bear Lake
Minn
George
Fred
Sheridan
Chester
Wyo
Tribune
Farwell
North Fourth
Berchtesgaden Tea House Echoes of Nazi Elites
A correspondent recalls Berchtesgaden’s tea house atop a tunnel accessed peak once tied to the Nazi elite. Heinz Koerner, former Wehrmacht, describes restricted access, tea for Hitler Goering and Bormann, and a $2.5 million retreat cost. The site now bears a US sign yet locals claim ownership. Panama faces staple shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berchtesgaden
Heinz Koerner
Fuehrer’s
Heinz
Hitler
Goering
Martin Bormann
Gestapo
Obersalzburg
Sturgeon Hatchery Operates Under State Permit
A large rock sturgeon resides in a government pond at a local hatchery. The facility operates under a permit issued by the state conservation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Pond
The Common Denominator of A Nation's Food
In Boston beans in Charleston rice in Norfolk oysters in Philadelphia pepper pot in Baltimore terra pinor duck milk as the universal staple praised as a wholesome whole food dairy products urged as key for health and vigor the author cites a famous scientist linking national diet to rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charleston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Teasdale of USES resigns to move to Winona
Mrs. Ervin Teasdale resigns from the U S employment service after a long tenure beginning in 1935. She led the womens department and later the employer relations division, praised for efficiency and trustworthiness by N E Schulze and Harry Lippert. She and her husband relocate to Winona with their two sons Ervin Jr and Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Teasdale
U. S. Employment Service
N. E. Schulze
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Security Bank
Law Agency
Grow
National Re-Employment Service
Civil Works Administration
Schulze
Harry Lippert
Winona
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Tom Reedy
Hal Boyle
Panama
Holmen Dairy
Batavian National Bank
F. PD. TC
Montgomery Ward
Wards New Collection
Teasdale
Employment Service
C. H. van de
Contact Lens Service
M. R. Kemski
Ality
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