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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1944

Page

3

Benefit Checks To Farms Reach Second Highest Year On Record

A study of the adjusted agency reports shows farmers received 801 million in the fiscal year ending June 30 1945. The figure ranks second to the 1939 40 peak of 846 million. About 686 million may be paid this year under current programs. Half the payments went to those complying with soil and water conservation AAA actions. Parity payments and production incentives also figure prominently among the totals.

Washington Adjustment Agency New Deal

First artificial fertilization of human eggs in glass tube

The Journal Science reports the first external fertilization of human ova in a test tube. Harvard researchers led by Sie F. Menkin and colleagues observed two eggs divide and a third into three cells, using nonlocal observers and photographic documentation.

Howard W. Blakeslee Associated Press New York Science John Packed Sie F. Menkin Gynecology Brookline Harvard

Deaths Last Night AP Brief: Col Edmund W. 69

New York Col Edmund W aged 69 retired head of the secret service detail who guarded Wilson Harding Hoover and Roosevelt dies. New York Judge Marcus B aged 77 senior federal judge of the eastern district of New York also reported dead.

Associated Press New York Edmund W. 69 Secret Service Wilson Hardingidge Hoover Roosevelt Hopkins St York Macus B Eastern District of

Salt Lake City's D A Skeen Elected Lions President

D A Skeen of Salt Lake City Utah was elected president at the International Lions Club 28th annual meeting held today in Chicago. The outcome places Skeen at the helm of the prominent service organization for the coming year.

Chicago D. A. Skeen Salt Lake City Utah International Association of Lions Club i

Delegates To Donate Blood At 1944 VFW Encampment

VFW convention in Chicago August 22 23 1944 aims to collect 1000 pints of blood and raise 125000 in war bonds and stamps to fund a fighter plane. Red Cross blood bank will operate at the Hotel Sherman for visiting delegates and auxiliaries.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Chicago VFW Eeep Chil Kwee Hotel Sherman American Red Cross

Progressive Party Candidate to Speak in La Crosse

Progressive Party candidate Leo E Kenosha will address supporters Friday evening at 8 15 from the steps of the La Crosse county courthouse. Earlier Vaudreuil will meet with the county Progressive committee at the Labor Temple on King Street.

Leo E. Kenosha la Crosse Fasc.court House Vaudreuil la Crosse County Progressive Committee Labor Temple King Street

Family Banking Ties Extend Across Four Montgomery Sisters

In Chicago the Montgomery sisters Gwendolyn 22 Annetta 21 Jacqueline 19 and Beverly 24 worked in five banks to save money until Gwendolyn married and moved to Seattle. Their younger sister Margie 17 plans to enter banking after finishing school, keeping the family banking tradition alive.

Chicago Montgomery Gwendolyn Annetta Jacqueline Beverly Seattle Margie

New Mexico Bataan Relief Plans Conference in Washington

Carl Whittaker president of the New Mexico Bataan relief organization said his group will meet with affiliated groups in Washington by September 1. He cited the rising tempo of the Pacific war and called for additional aid to Americans held prisoner by Japan.

Albuquerque N. M Carl Whittaker New Mexico Bataan Relief Organization Washington Pacific

Watch in tire tumbles to surface in Idaho town

Timely twin Falls report says a tire on Mark Miller’s car went flat and when he removed the casing a pocket watch with an intact crystal was found. After winding it, the watch ticked, Miller suspects it was dropped during a prior repair.

Twin Falls Idaho Mark Miller Miller

The Road To Berlin Front Distances Update

The front line distances show 322 miles via the Russian front from eastern Warsaw and 605 miles via the Italian front from Troarn as the war advances.

Berlin Warsaw Troarn

Boarding House note on 92nd Division finance officer

Finance officer of the 92nd Division now stationed at Fort Huachuca Arizona is identified as an enlisted man who served with the quartermaster detachment at Camp McCoy from 1933 to 1936.

92Nd Division Fort Huachuca Ariz Camp McCoy

Sunday Services In Rural Churches

Holmen Lutheran led by H. C. Smeby holds services at 10 40 am. Luther League gathering on the Lewis Valley church lawn next Sunday evening features Iver Johnson Inga Johnson Orville Seekamp and Chris Hoff with Rev George Ulvilden as speaker. Lewis Valley Aid meets Wednesday Aug 9 with entertainment by Mines Elmer Mickelson Alfred Mickelson and Albert Nelson.

H. C. Smeby Holmen Luther League Lewis Valley Church Lawn Iver Johnson Inga Johnson Orville Seekamp Chris Hoff George Ulvilden

Mission festival at Zion Evangelical Church Hokah

Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in Hokah hosts a mission festival on Sunday Aug 6 with services at 10 15 am by Rev Paul Franzmeier of St Peters New Albia IA and at 2 30 pm by Rev Mr Schroer a Japan missionary who returned to the U S after Pearl Harbor A mission festival dinner chicken is served by the Womens Guild at 1130 am The public is invited throughout the day

Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Hokah Paul Franzmeier St. Peter’s Church New Albia Mr. Schroer Japan U. S Pearl Harbor Women’s Guild

Missionary Rev G W Schroer to Speak at Trinity Church

The Rev G W Schroer Ph D missionary to Japan for twenty years will speak at Trinity church Mormon Coulee Sunday morning Aug 6 at 10 oclock and again at 8 in the evening. Schroer returned to the United States about eight months after Pearl Harbor. You are cordially invited.

G. W. Schroer Japan Trinity Church Mormon Coulee

Lt Col Gasiorowski Visits Camp McCoy Recalling Growth

Lieut. Col. Thomas S. Gasiorowski, once a private first class at Camp McCoy eight years ago, returned last week and expressed amazement and pleasure at the post’s growth and changes.

Camp Mccoy Wis Thomas S. Gasiorowski

Gorillas Show Varied Diets In Captivity And In Nature

Gorillas are vegetarians in the wild but readily eat meat when kept in captivity, a contrast observed by researchers who note dietary adaptability in managed or zoo environments.

Postwar Dilemma: Women in Industry After War

Washington reports a postwar planning debate on 8 million women who may stay in industrial jobs after the war. Chairman Colmer says half of present workers could remain, while Rep. Dirksen argues many will leave to pursue home life or education.

Washington House Colmer D-Miss Postwar Economic Planning Committee Detroit

Argentina Bans Sidra Champagne Labeling on Cider Ads

Argentina prohibits describing cider labels and advertisements as sidra champagne. The rule targets marketing language that may mislead consumers by implying the beverage is champagne. Authorities say the ban applies to all cider related branding and promotional materials.

Argentina

Roosevelt Holds Slight Edge On Dewey In Massachusetts

Massachusetts voters appear split between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Thomas E. Dewey as early sentiment tests show Roosevelt with a small edge similar to 1940. The survey spans districts across the state, noting its 16 electoral votes and a generally pro-cooperation stance for the president.

Roosevelt Dewey Massachusetts Princeton N. J Thomas E. Dewey Wendell Willie Bay State Institute New York Hainois Ohio Higan Jene Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Carolina Texas

Viroqua Soldiers Returning Home From New Guinea Duty

Four Viroqua men Kenneth Curt s Loren Johnson Melvin Muender and Clarence Hendrie. They served with the combat forces in New Guinea and have been overseas more than two years as members of the Viroqua national guard unit.

Viroqua Wis Kenneth Cure Ts Loren Johnson Melvin Mueneder Clarence Hendrie Comba New Guinea Viroqua National Guard

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