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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
14
The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance urges voters to participate in Aug 15 and Nov 7 elections, noting past low turnout. It cites 1942 and 1944 figures, forecasts lighter or heavier participation, and attributes it to wartime absenters, busy farming season, and lack of hot issues, framing voting as "The American Way."
Milwaukee seven year old Dennis Johnston fell 25 feet from a roof edge. He climbed a rain pipe to reach a ball that landed on the roof, and the pipe pulled away causing a fatal skull fracture on the concrete driveway.
The Sparta project advances with forms laid on the North Water Street bridge floor and backfills done on both sides. A ten inch water pipe has been laid under the North Water project as plans call for paving the approaches and completing the bridge area. The Otis George building walls will be built by the State Highway Commission, with contracts set Tuesday.
New detector crayons made of chemically treated wax substance are used by the Army Chemical Warfare Service to quickly test surfaces for blister gas exposure.
Viterbo College opens August 30 with an expanded program integrating St. Rose college of music and Saint Francis school of nursing. Nursing will offer a two year undergraduate track plus a three year clinical sequence for a bachelor of science in nursing. Music majors include education and applied music with a bachelor of music. BA and BS degrees continue. Registration is August 28 and 29.
The United States Marine Corps maintained a continuous presence in Nicaragua from 1926 through 1933, enforcing stability during a turbulent period. This deploymentvolved multiple Marines units under U.S. command.
Moscow reports Izvestia urges an all-out Allied drive on Paris after major Allied breakthroughs on the French front. The government newspaper says the western front shows Hitler cannot prevail.
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