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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1944

Page

2

German retreat from Seine fronts in World War II

German forces under von Kluge struggle to retreat south of the Seine as Allied air and ground pressure shrink escape roads. British staff estimate 40 divisions involved, with 12 divisions already destroyed or severely cut off. Americans advance near the Orne while Canadians capture villages, as Allied air power supports a large entrapment push.

Kluge France Seine von Kluge Paris

More Tanneries and Shoe Factories Planned for Ukraine

Moscow reports disclose expansion plans in Ukraine for new tanneries and shoe factories as part of industrial development. The article notes footwear production growth and regional economic push.

Ukraine Soviet Union Moscow

Twelve Girls Canoe Down the Mississippi River

Twelve teenage girls from Rock Island High School paddled two canoes down the Mississippi River in a weekend trip. They traveled 25 and 18 foot craft with seven in the larger and five in the smaller, camping near McGregor before continuing toward Dubuque and on to Rock Island with YMCA staff and coaches guiding them.

Mcgregor Rock Island Mississippi B. Glick Dubuque

Frontone Falls to Allies as Italian Front Advances

Eighth Army troops capture Frontone inland from the Adriatic in the Apennines, the only major Allied push on the Italian front. Florence area sniping eases allowing aid to reach the city. Empoli near Florence also falls without a fight as Allied troops advance. A Nazi pamphlet warns harsh penalties for aiding patriots and sabotaging German lines.

Rome Eighth Army Frontone Adriatic Apennines Florence Empoli Arno

Use Of Fertilizers Brings Good Results

PORT WASHINGTON Wisconsin Special Ozaukee county farmers report strong results from fertilizer use. Carloads of nitrate on pastures boosted grass growth while nitrogen is widely applied to apple orchards. When available farmers mix phosphate and potash for grains and nurse crops on alfalfa and clover. County Agent C C Gilman notes broad adoption among fruit and vegetable growers and canneries.

Port Washington Wis Ozaukee County C. C. Gilman

Vernon County Reports Corn Borer Spreading

The Vernon County agricultural report notes the European corn borer spreading rapidly with infestations in two to twelve stalks per twenty five in most fields. Silo filling nears. farmers should cut stalks close to ground or shred finely to destroy worms and reduce further damage.

Vernon County Wis Vernon Cety

Abend Elected Head of Wisconsin 40 et 8

Harvey Abend of Independence was chosen Grande Chef de Gare of the 40 et 8 of Wisconsin at the Milwaukee state convention. Abend, a World War I veteran with the 85th Division, has previously led Trempealeau county in the organization and has been active in Legion drives including Camp American Legion and Child Welfare projects. The Trempealeau group includes members from Jackson and Buffalo counties.

Whitehall Wis Harvey Abend Independence Wisconsin American Legion Milwaukee Abend Trempealeau County Sura-Wiersgalla Post Legion

Birthday greetings from Wis residents listed

Happy Birthday notices list Mrs. Stanley Erickson of Mindoro, Wisconsin and Mrs. Adolph Toepel of Bangor, Wisconsin along with Helen Larsen of 608 West Avenue South and Arthur Evans of 809 Ferry Street.

Stanley Erickson Mindoro Wis Adolph Toepel Bangor Helen Larsen West Avenue Arthur Evans Ferry Street

Health Champions Among 4 H Club Members Named

Caledonia Minnesota health champions from 4 H club achievement day include Patricia Ann Dittman 14 and Valery Thillen with top honors advancing to state fair competition in St Paul. Patricia has five years in 4 H and three in health. Valery 9 years in clubs and 18 projects.

Caledonia Minn Houston County Health Patricia Ann Dittman Charles Dittman Valery Thillen John Thillen St. Paul Patricia Valery Caledonia Champion Racers

Nimitz Outlines Marianas Strategy and Resolve

Nimitz discussed Marianas invasion planning with Turner Mitscher and Geiger as a united American force readies operations in Saipan. He stated the services are prepared to act and pledged that servicemen will not let the home front down.

hera-Talaud Philippines Nimitz Marianas Richmond Kelley Turner Saipan Marc A. Mitscher Roy S. Geiger Marine Corps The

Fire Destroys Genoa Home Hours After Move

The former home of the Ted Blask family in Genoa burned early Monday just after they moved to La Crosse. Fire reported at 1 30 a m, La Crosse department arrived at 2 51 a m, house was beyond saving and furniture mostly moved. Loss estimated at 4500 dollars. Genoa residents praised the swift response of the La Crosse fire department.

Ted Blask Genoa la Crosse Blask Ordnance Plant Airport Avenue

Navy yards recruitment push ends August seventeenth

John Randrup the west coast navy yards recruiter urged any interested workers to contact him immediately as he will not be available after August 17. He can be found at the U S employment service office in the Exchange building.

John Randrup West Coast Navy Yards West Coast Randrup U. S. Employment Service Exchange Building

Ease Trailer Ruling Eases Housing for Migrant War Workers

The War Production Board loosened rules to allow non migratory workers on essential jobs to buy house trailers when other housing is inadequate. Previously only migratory workers on war jobs or essential services were eligible.

Washington War Production Board

Amusement Park Is Razed

Fort Lee New Jersey reports a major fire at Palisades amusement park injuring or affecting 150 or more and sending 25 000 spectators fleeing. Owner Irving Rosenthal cites about 1 500 000 dollars in damage and plans to close for the season.

Fort Lee N. J Palisades Amusement Park Palisades 125Th Street New York Irving Rosenthal Hoboken Hudson River Here Coast Red Cross

Draft Walsh for Congress Club Paid Advertisement

Authorized and $2.10 paid by Draft Walsh for Congress Club R C Rice Sec State Bank Bldg La Crosse Wis for this ad.

Walsh Congress Club R. C. Rice Sect State Bank Bidg la Crosse Wis

Troops In Europe May Return Home Via Suez and Tokyo

Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear told the United Spanish War Veterans encampment in Cincinnati that much of the force in Europe could return home via the Suez Canal and Tokyo after years in Europe. He said many men will be needed for decisive Pacific operations to finish the war with Japan and urged continued public support for military planning and the emergency.

Japan Kuriles Nimitz Central Pacific Ae — Gilberts Marshalls Marianas Aemircan Europe Tokyo General Lear Cincinnati, Ohio Ben Lear Army Ground Forces Suez Canal Lear United Pacific

Fire at Luna Park destroys half the rides in Coney Island

Fire gutted Luna Park in Coney Island when a wooden Scenic Railway frame ignited from an overloaded electric circuit. Fire spread rapidly across rides and concessions, leaving substantial sections damaged. Investigators planned to question witnesses today about the blaze.

Coney Island Luna Park

Rations To Hinge On Fresh Vegetable Supply

Availability of fresh vegetables will be restored August 18 as the wordstick in granting supplemental ration points for canned vegetables, the office of price administration announced today. This test was abandoned when most major canned vegetables

Washington, D. C Office of Price Administration

Points Set To Reopen Rationing For Fresh Vegetables

The Office of Price Administration said that some items have been placed back on the ration list this summer. Supplemental points are being issued again in areas where fresh vegetable supply is not enough to meet minimum nutritional needs.

OPA

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