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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1944

Page

12

New Invasion 4 Way Setup

Rome reports a four way invasion plan for southern France with French Partisans aiding air land and sea forces. French troops rely on guerrilla actions and mine sweeping in the rear of German positions. Free French agents had mapped German sea and land mines over two months before D Day. American and French units are engaged in Italy as the French corps excels in the prior Italian advance before withdrawal.

Rome France Italy

Legion Listening Post Calendar and Auxiliary Meeting

Legion Listening Post Calendar lists events for Wednesday August 16 auxiliary meeting Thursday August 31 40 et 8 meet and Monday night goodfellow ship night. American Legion Auxiliary holds regular monthly meeting Wednesday Aug 16 at club rooms with First Lieut Edward L Heidenreich AC as guest speaker. Tickets were sold to view a submarine display and proceeds donated to Bundles for America.

American Legion Auxiliary Department Edward L. Heidenreich Freda Vondraghek Alma Wingers Hazel Wallace America

Canning Plant Manager Loses Gasoline Ration

A canning plant manager is placed on a suspension until October 1 over ration issues. The hearing cited press of cannery business as the reason. Frank H. Grover, OPA enforcement attorney, represented OPA at the hearing.

Canning RB Ag Frank H. Grover OPA

Bullitt, Former Envoy, Joins French Army

William C Bullitt, 53, former American ambassador to France, joined the French army as a major equivalent. The French information ministry confirmed the move noting he can retain U.S. citizenship while serving. Bullitt had sought active duty in the U.S. military but was turned down twice by Secretary of War Stimson due to age.

Algiers William C Bullitt France U.S French Information Ministry Bullitt Bullittt U. S War Stimson

Dog with injured paw seeks help at Red Cross

A collie limped into the Red Cross station in New Rochelle seeking aid. Volunteers cleaned its wounds and rushed it to the Humane Society shelter for treatment.

New Rochelle N. Y Red Cross Sitrom Greetings Rentyeries Thane Humane Society Shelter

The Road To Berlin Russian Front Report

The Associated Press notes progress on the Russian front 322 miles from the eastern suburbs, detailing movement and strategic positioning as Soviet forces advance toward Berlin.

The Associated Press

House bill seeks rise in veteran burial allowances

D Emmett Brumbrough of Pennsylvania introduced a measure in the House to raise burial allowances for war veterans from 100 to 150 dollars. The bill was sent to the Committee on World War Veterans' Legislation for review.

Tribune Washington D. Emmett Brumbrough Pennsylvania Committee On

Objectives To Drive Germans Out In France Message

Gen Sir Henri who urges French victory in the southern invasion aims to drive German forces from occupied territory by sea land and air. He notes the Allied landing in southern France and the French army back in action on home soil guiding civilians to aid the campaign and listen for instructions. Victory is certain and France will regain peace.

Tribune French Island Wilson Rome Sir Heneri France Normandy United Nations Gerrades Army of Spe

Juarez Lincoln Monument Sought on Rio Grande Bridge

Col Herminio Incendent of the Society of United Veterans of the Mexican Revolution said a proposal calls for a monument of Benito Juarez and Abraham Lincoln clasping hands to symbolize Mexico and the United States. He hopes it will be placed on an international Rio Grande bridge.

Mexico City Benito Juarez Abraham Lincoln Mexico United States Herminio Inge Society of Uni Veterans of the Rio Grande

Scout group camps at Spring Bank in Sparta Wisconsin

A group of 21 Sparta girl scouts from two troops camp this week in a cottage at Spring Bank. The girls are divided into three day periods with younger and older groups separated. Leaders and names include Mary Dickinson Kathryn Frederick Rosemary Plummer and Dorothy Daehn. Lets Go USA Keep Em Firing.

Sparta Wis Spring Banks Mary Dickinson Kathryn Frederick Rosemary Plummer Dorothy Daehn

Camp McCoy Salvage Office Cuts Waste 75 000 Yearly

Camp McCoyWisSpecial reports saving about 75000 annually by reclaiming material diverted from discard. Lieutenant R T Gheen 6th Service Command salvage officer praised Captain Louis Malenky in charge as going along splendidly. Latest success salvaging old iron from a World War I range, cutting and repurposing it as usable angle iron. So far about 30 tons recovered with another 30 tons expected.

Camp Mccoy Wis R. T. Gheen 6Th Service Command McCoy Gheen Louis Malenky Terial Capt. Malenky Malenky

Hayfever Season Starts In La Crosse With Sneezes

The Aug 15 ragweed pollen triggers hayfever for about 1000 La Crosse residents, possibly more. Sufferers endure congested noses watery eyes and sneezing while seeking preventive injections and avoidance of pollens, with ragweed and timothy among the top culprits.

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