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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

4

Four Russian Deserters Held in U.S. Custody

Four Russian deserters remain in U S immigration custody after the Russian consul failed to board them back on their ship. The U S government refused to surrender two Russian officers and seamen. The Post-Intelligencer notes the men, who did not want to return to Russia, had been under surveillance since a political commissar disappeared from another vessel.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Cleres U.s the Post-Intelligencer U. S Raphael P. Bonham Aan Fore Immigration Service Washington, D. C Russia Andrei E. Vassiliev San Francisco United States

Whitehall School Opens September Fifth

Wis Special report from Whitehall notes the 1944 45 term starts Tuesday September 5 at 9 am with freshmen registering September 1 and kindergartners enrolling September 5 at 2 pm. Principal Bell urges freshmen to choose subjects now including English home economics bookkeeping industrial arts and basic mathematics with changes allowed for returning students.

Wis Whitehall High School G. C. Operetarirt Bell

Costa Rican Turtles Help Ease Living Costs

In San Jose, Costa Rica, gigantic tropical turtles are aiding residents by addressing high living costs. The article notes that most sales have reduced prices for eggs and beef by about 25 percent.

San Jose Costa Rica Grandma Dean Doan

La Crosse Youth Praises Camp Wawbeek Experience

Cyril Berg, among twenty La Crosse youths, spent two weeks at Camp Wawbeek praising its activities. He cited ample food, cool grounds, movies, dances, Dells trips, and visits by the Zor Shriners and air force bands. Berg hopes for longer stays and a future summer program after the war. He is learning clock repair at Cremer's jewelry store.

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Brazilian Study Defines Seven Year Eucalyptus Cycle

Brazilian scientists determine the eucalyptus cycle spans seven years, outlining implications for forestry planning and management. The finding emphasizes rotation timing for optimal growth and resource use.

Santa Claus Faces Wartime Toy Shortage Challenge

Chicago reports Santa Claus fears a nervous breakdown as war material delays strain toy production. With Pearl Harbor behind, toy sellers expect early Hitler victory to free supplies, potentially boosting a quarter billion dollar Christmas market, while departments fear inventory losses from metal shortages.

Chicago Santa Claus A. Hitler Hitler Santa Pearl Harbor War Production Board Merchandise Mart

Dorchester Navigator Receives DFC in England

Capt. Leonard F. Untiedt of Dorchester Wis. earns the Distinguished Flying Cross as lead navigator with the Liberator group near England. He has 23 prior heavy bombing missions and led several deep penetrations into enemy territory. His unit marked its 100th mission in support of D-day landings.

Eighth Air Force England Leonard F. Untiect Dorchester Wis James , Hodges Leon W. Johnson Ploesti Germany Unitecht Untiedt United States Liberator Lorin L. Johnson Payson Utah United Nations Ford Army University of Wisconsin Air Corps Kay

Spain’s American colleges predate Harvard by decades

Spain had established five universities in its American colonies before Harvard opened in 1636, marking earlier higher education traditions in the New World.

Spain American Harvard The United States

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