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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

7

Delicacies In The Senate's Restaurant Delicacies In The Senate's Restaurant

Washington diary notes reopen of the United States senate restaurant after recess. Head waiter Paul C. Johnson recalls favorites of senators from Reynolds to Mead and Caraway, with beans, soups, steaks, pies and cheese, all within the rationing system. The famed dessert is apple pie a la mode. A dime remains the traditional tip.

Washington Reynolds United States Senate Idaho New England Northwest Senate Capitol Paul C. Johnson Senator Reynolds Caraway Arkansas Senator Mead New York Mead Barkley Ken White Bark Senator Shipstead R-Minn Wiley la —S

Far-From-Home Blood Donor Walks Seven Miles In Rain

Flora Wellman braved heavy rain and thick mud to reach the Red Cross blood bank at Kirksville seven miles from Stahl Missouri. She walked the distance barefoot after taking off her shoes to donate blood in a commendable display of resolve.

Stahl Flora Wellman Red Cross Bank Kirksville

Badger Among 18 Lost On Admiral's Plane

Navy announces 18 missing after aircraft crash that killed Rear Admiral Charles P. Cecil at an unnamed Pacific base. Among the missing is Leland L. Newcombe of Water Town Wisconsin, whose wife Pearl resides there.

Badger Washington Leland L. Newcombe Joe Pearl Watertown Wis Charles P. Cecil Pacific Navy

USC Camp Shows reach vast audiences during wartime

The USC Camp Shows toured with 61,000 performances reaching an estimated 50 million attendees through June 1944. The circuit employed 1,246 people, including 429 overseas.

Fish Population Up as Creel Limit Raised to Twenty

Lake Isabel in Pueblo, Colorado, now allows anglers to keep 20 fish per day regardless of size. State game and fish officials say overabundant fish due to limited food and gasoline rationing prompted the change to attract more fishermen.

Pueblo Colo Lake Isabel State Game and Fish Department

Air Ace McGuire Tops Pacific War Flyers With 21st Kill

General headquarters reports Major Thomas B. McGuire of Ridgewood New Jersey has claimed a 21st Japanese plane in a heavy Halmahera raid, becoming the leading American ace active in the southwest Pacific. Major Richard Bong of Poplar Wisconsin holds 27 kills in the United States. McGuire’s mission was among the longest for P 38s. Halmahera lies about 400 miles from Noemfoor Island in New Guinea’s Geelvink Bay.

Hdqtrs Southwest Pacific Thomas B. McGuire Ridgewood N. J Halmahera Richard Bong Poplar Wis United States McGuire Noemfoor Island New Guinea

Cigarette shake up planned in Mexico City

President Manuel Avila Camacho declares the Mexican cigarette industry saturated and outlines measures to distribute manufacturing more evenly between large and small companies.

Mexico City Mexico Manuel Avila Camacho

Watchful Waiting Attitude Toward Turkey by Nazis

A German foreign office spokesman said Germany was adopting a watchful waiting attitude toward Turkey after Turkey severed diplomatic and economic relations. The spokesman called the act a flagrant violation of the Turkish German friendship and non aggression pact and noted concerns over Turkish alignment as Berlin watched developments. Turkish ambassador Ali Muzaffer Genker planned to leave for Japan, signaling strained ties with Japan expected from Ankara’s move.

Associated Press Germany Turkey The Reich Berlin Ali Muzaffer Genker Tokyo Japan Ankara

Discarded Shoe Is Nazis Report 7300 Now A Bird House

In a wartime London dispatch the German command claims 7300 French underground fighters slain and 4700 captured since D-Day. The item notes additional wartime details such as use of cotton in self sealing airplane tanks and other loose facts from the front.

Ribune London

Both Sides Fix Conditions For Reconciliation

Chicago reports Daniel Doyle 31 and Mildred Doyle 28 seek reconciliation after issuing lists of conditions. Judge Sabath extends Mrs Doyle's temporary alimony hearing to Sept 7 to review the new terms. Mrs Doyle demands cover home management weekly outings affection allowance nonabusive conduct lawn care. Doyle's terms require her to count 50 before acting and to avoid criticizing neighbors, plus property respect and orderly table setting.

Chicago Daniel Doyle Mildred Joseph Sabath Mrs.yle Doyle

Navy food use in 1942 shows large meat egg and sugar totals

During 1942 the navy consumed 159,600,000 pounds of fresh meat 19,700,000 dozen eggs 62,700,000 pounds of sugar and 23,900,000 pounds of cereals reflecting heavy logistical needs.

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