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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1944

Page

7

British and Italian Forces Recapture Monte Grillo Front Lull

Allied headquarters report a lull on the Italian front as British and Italian troops recapture Monte Grillo and repel five enemy counterattacks on its slopes. In Florence operations are limited with German shelling in the outskirts and reports of looting and shortages amid tension in the city.

Woland Norgaard Monte Grillo Gue Florence Associated Lynn Arno Union

Bombs Fall Short Canadians Hit in France Raid

A senior Canadian officer described a heavy raid by American Fortresses and Liberators against German targets in France. He noted multiple bombs fell short and casualties occurred among Canadian forces, though specifics were censored and unclear.

France Bryndred

Severe Flood In Northern Japan Reported

AP dispatch notes severe flooding across a wide area of northern Japan. Japanese agency reports ongoing damage and crop impact as monitors track the disaster through the month.

Japan Associated Press Asiatic United Cone

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised Quick Digestion Boost

An ad style fragment touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a quick remedy to improve digestion and reduce headaches. It claims results in as little as 30 minutes and urges readers to follow directions at any drugstore with prices around 10 or 20 cents.

Carter

Gas Loophole Lets Private Planes Obtain Gas

Washington officials acknowledge a loophole allowing private airplanes to demand gasoline for nonhighway use with no cap. Local boards must supply fuel for planes even for vacations, while OPA regulation lacks a mechanism to curb airfuel. CAA cites 22,367 licensed private planes with 10,000 more added from surplus prewar training aircraft.

Washington Yellowstone Florida Office of Price Administration OPA Civil Aeronautics Administration Thomas P. Henry American Automobile Associa Manassa Frederick

Inhabitants Hopeful Americans Will Retake Guam

Chamorro refugees in Guam recall faith that U S forces would regain the island. Gaily Kamminga and others describe Japanese hostility to prayer for Americans, including a flag hidden in a dressmaker’s work, and accounts of internment and resilient hope amid occupation. Incie will have airport hotels.

Guam Gaily R. Kamminga Pitt Town Kamminga Holland Juana Anna Underwood Japan Francisco Guerrero U. S

Court nativity ceremony honors four dozen new citizens

Miss Blanche Shuda appeared on a stretcher to take part in a naturalization ceremony led by Judge Robert S. Cowie. Twenty three civilians and 35 soldiers from Camp McCoy were naturalized, with one civilian denied and one soldier opting out due to atheism.

Blanche Agnes Shuda North 16Th Robert S. Cowie U. S United States of America Blanche Shuda Shuda Poland Miss Shuda Court House Steve Pavela Armed Services Camp McCoy Leo Amy Rose Street God J. C. Morgan la Crosse United States

Dewey Shifts Focus to New Jersey Vote After Curran

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, firm on Curran as U S Senate candidate, turns to New Jersey for its 16 electoral votes. He meets with Gov. Walter Edge and the New Jersey congressional delegation at a luncheon and plans talks with Charles M. Dale of New Hampshire regarding outcomes.

Dewey New Jersey Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey Thomas J. Curran U. S. Senate New York Walter E. Edge Charles M. Dale New Hampshire

Lois Andrews to Wed Wealthy Jack Topping

Lois Andrews announces plans to marry Jack Topping in New York in November. She lives here with her three year old daughter Jerilynn and is recently divorced from comedian George Jessel. Topping is the son of millionaire John Reed Topping and brother of sportsman Topping.

Hollywood Lois Andrews George Jessel Jack Topping New York Miss Andrews Jessel Jerilynn Topping John Reed Topping Sonja Henri

Old Age Benefit Application Yields 1A Card

A man applied for old age assistance and received a 1A draft status card after a communication from the government. Reyes’ selective board explains nothing as no board member could be reached for comment on the change.

Selecttve Board Reyes

Marianas Transfer After World War I Details

Historical note records that the Marianas Islands changed hands after World War I from German control to Japanese ownership following the postwar settlement and territorial arrangements.

Marianas Islands

Yugoslav Marshal Tito Visits Vatican Incognito

Vatican City report says Marshal Tito and Yugoslav army staff visited St Peter's Basilica in secret, as released by the Vatican News Service.

Vatican City Tito St. Peter's Basilica Vaticans

Kings and other foreign leaders rule from embassies in DC

Kings, dictators and foreign presidents exercise de facto authority in Washington as each embassy or legation is officially part of the nation it represents.

Washington, D. C

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