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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1944

Page

2

Simple device to frighten ducks gains government backing

A new electric beacon duck frightener, praised by the Interior Department, aims to deter waterfowl from grain fields. The device uses flashing light and a rotating beacon to mislead ducks, reducing damage in Colorado Nebraska the Dakotas California and Texas. Earlier methods relied on dishpans flares and fireworks.

Washington Charles Alldredge Fish and Wildlife Service Interior Department Lacrosse Tribune T the Ducks Platte River Valley Colorado Nebraska Dakotas California Texas Skagit County Inirial Valley North Dakota

France Stiffens Resistance Amid Gen German Retreats

Allied forces push deeper into interior France near Le Mans as German counterattacks falter. Reports cite mutinous SS troops, wounded Germans harming themselves to flee fighting, and a rift between old army leaders and SS units. De Gaulle announces a 10,000-strong French resistance force and a forthcoming French army ready to deploy.

Caen le Mans France Associated Press Wes Gallagher Hitler Charles de Gaulle Brittany de Gaulle United Kingdom

Nazi purge continues amid court ruling on German honor

The court declared the German salute may be given only by men of honor as the purge proceeds. On trial with Witzleben and Streeff were Erich Hoeppner von Hase Bernardis Klausing von Hegen and Yorck von Wartenburg. Der Bund reports Hitler has recovered from July 20 burns and rests at Berchtesgaden awaiting a period of quiet morale, inviting collaborators from satellite states to visit.

Witzleben Streeff Erich Hoeppner von Hase Bernardis Friedrich Karl Klausing von Hegen Count Yorck von Wartenburg Hitler Adolf Hitler der Bund OWI Berchtesgaden

Engineer Had Eye For Beauty

A curve on U.S. highway 290 west of Austin was preserved as the Gilchrist Curve after Gibb Gilchrist former state highway engineer and now president of Texas A and M College. The district engineer had relocated the highway removing the long S curve but Gilchrist kept it noting the view between two hills was too beautiful to change.

Austin Tex Gilchrist Gibb Gilchrist Texas A.&am

Wandering Dog Sent Home By Taxi Service

Madison USO staff tag a stray pup with a collar tag urging return to the organization after he wanders to Truaxfield RAF training command post near Madison. The dog is described as the only canine in the nation with his own taxicab service.

Madison Wis USO Madison Uso Truaxfield

Towboats boost Amazon trade via river routes

Commercial activity on the upper Amazon and its tributaries has surged with American made towboats. Heavily laden barges carry Brazilian commodities downstream while oil transport expands to Manaos via a 1,650 mile route from the Blue Goose Oil Wells, benefiting many intermediate points.

Amazon River Brazil Manaos Paciita River Blue Goose

Spain shoe industry hampered by power shortage and high prices

Spain's leather footwear sector faces power shortages and buyer hesitancy to pay high prices. Shortages of tanning materials and low quality hides from imports affect shoe quality. Manufacturers expect improvement with peace. Spain's annual capacity is 22 million pairs.

Spain Madrid

Mares Rescue by Boom Lift in Danvers Barn Loft

A mare named Maizey refused to descend from a barn loft in Danvers until police and utility workers used a boom to lower her to the ground. The incident involved Cornelius Galusha and a stranded colt, with no injuries reported.

Danvers Mass Cornelius Galusha Police and Electric Company

Backfiring Practical Joke Hospitalizes Man

In Tacoma Washington 26 year old Bob Derby attempted a party prank using a blank cartridge to explode under a chair but triggered the blast on himself sending him to a hospital by police ambulance.

Tacoma Wash Bob Derby

Mexico and Spain Bullfighters Face Renewed Rivalry

Mexico City fans of the blood and sand artists await a full renewal of bullfighting clashes with Spain after three years of limited meets. Mexico believes its athletes have not yet matched Spain's best, and rivals may finally renew battles.

Mexico Spain Mexico City Portugal

Three Year Old Helps In Manpower Problem

Jerry Thompson of Hutchison Kansas helps his father on the Thompson farm by steering a tractor pulling the hay rack. Although he handles starting stopping and guiding down windrows well he cannot drive on roads because he won’t be four until September. He learned to drive last winter at his father’s knee.

Hutchison. Kas Jerry Thompson Jerry

Malnutrition blamed for high child death rate in India

A report attributes the elevated child mortality in India primarily to malnutrition. Health observers emphasize the link between undernourishment and susceptibility to disease among young children.

India

Goodland Defends Wisconsin Conservation Reforms

Governor Goodland released a statement praising recent changes in the conservation commission as efficient and well-functioning after earlier criticism of the commission form. He cited appointments that restored harmony, ongoing forest policy reviews, and plans to return timber proceeds to counties while ensuring full crop and livestock damage compensation.

Madison Wis Goodland Conservaton Department Commission Conservation Department Aldo Leopold University of Wisconsin John O. Moreland Hayward Wisconsin Chase Emergency Board

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