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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

7

Aquinas School Sets Registration for Incoming Students

Students at Aquinas School must register next week on August 21 to 23. Freshmen report Monday at 9 a.m. in the high school auditorium for course explanations. Parents are urged to accompany children. additional sessions for sophomores to seniors run from 4 p.m. to 12 and 7 to 9 p.m. Each evening offers slots to accommodate working students, with makeup dates before the September 5 opening. Office hours begin August 20, daily 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. except weekends.

Aquinas School Aquinas

Fleas Not Bombs Hurt This Soldier

Caledonia Minnesota reports Pfc. Fritz Gengler, who served with U S Engineers in Sicily, arrived on furlough. He was marked by flea bites from North Africa and Italy rather than enemy blasts. He supports Churchill’s blood sweat tears view and will return to duty with a Texas unit.

Caledonia Minn Fritz Gengler Sicily U. S Gengler Africa Italy Winston Churchill Pfc Texas

76th Sergeant's Club Picnic At Waterloo Park

CAMP MCCOY Wis Special Everything's on the house when the 76th Infantry Division's Sergeant's club stages its picnic Sunday at Waterloo Park Sgt Art Rooney club manager announced this week Buses will provide free transportation for division men and their guests. The buses will pick up passengers at the beginning at 10 30 a m Sunday Invited to participate Maj William R Schmidt division commander and his family and staff officers Gen Schmidt attended and enjoyed the last outing A complete program has been arranged Baseball games cards swimming and dancing are on the schedule while entertainment will be furnished by the 304th Infantry regiment Refreshments will be served.

Camp Mccoy Wis 76Th Infantry Waterloo Park Art Rooney Sunda William R. Schmidt Rooney 304Th Infantry Regiment

General Hodges’s Mother Critical in Perry Georgia

The 87yearold mother of Lieut Gen Courtney H Hodges commander of the American 1st Army in France lies critically ill at her Perry Georgia home. The general has not been notified to avoid worry as Mrs John Hicks Hodges suffered a broken hip in a fall two months ago.

Perry, Ga Courtney H. Hodges France John Hicks Hodges

Holmen Men In Service Updates From The Front

Norman R. Anderson, son of Ingwald and wife, is in France with a medical detachment after nine months in England. Wayne Erickson of Cumberland is with him in service for two years. Hiram Hanson, son of Olaf Black, now a crew chief at Frederick Army Air Field in Vernon Texas after Wichita Falls. Philip Wall, coast guard reserve chief petty officer on Atlantic service. Albert Glomstad, previously in Hawaii, transferred to New Guinea. Sheldon Nerby at Amarillo Army Air Base on furlough. brothers Myron in France and Eugene in Hawaii.

Holmen Wis Norman R. Anderson Ingwald Anderson France England Pvt Wayne Erickson Cumberland Wisconsin Hiram Hanson Olaf Black Vernon Tex Frederick Army Air Field Shepperd Field Wichita Falls Philip Wall Atlantic Coast Guard B. O. Wall Pic Albert Glomstad Joseph Glomstad Hawaiian Islands Wall New Guinea Corp Sheldon Nerby U. S. Army Air Base Amarillo Selma Nerby Set Myron Nerby Pfc Eugene Nerby

Lieut George Hegge’s London Letter to Parents

Whitehall Wisconsin reports Lieut George Hegge a Marauder navigator with 35 missions over enemy territory writes home from London. He describes crowds, taxis, “To Let” signs, and damage, noting MPs and GI presence, then recalls plans to return to camp and to visit London again for its gaiety and laughter.

George Hegge London Whitehall Wis S. N. Hegge Pvt Floren Infantry France Hegges George

Back to the Land Movement Seen in Postwar Land Selloff

Congress envisions a nationwide back to the land program as millions of acres of government wartime farm land are prepared for surplus sale. Veterans support policy inclusion in surplus disposal bills, with estimates up to 15 million acres may be released, though not all will be resold.

Washington Congress House Senate

De-Housed: Albuquerque Man Federal Claim Sparks Real Estate Debate

L. L. Mauldin found his house missing after a west coast job, prompting a legal fight. The district attorney argued no statute allows stealing a house in New Mexico. He said common law treats the structure as real estate and thus not movable property.

Albuquerque N. M L. L. Mauldin New Mexico

Gandhi and Jinnah to Meet on Partition Plan

India leaders Mahatma Gandhi and Muhammad Ali Jinnah plan a Saturday meeting in Bombay to discuss a proposal to partition India into separate Hindu and Muslim states. Observers call it the most important conference in two centuries and a possible step toward a broad treaty endorsable by the All-India Congress and the Muslim League.

Bombay India Mohandas K. Gandhi Mahomed Ali Jinnah Gandhi All-India Congress Party Moslem League Jinnah

Former Resident Sees West Coast Maneuvers

Henry Graff of Los Angeles represented the Kennedy Name Plate company at amphibious maneuvers off the Southern California coast. Graff, a former La Crosse resident, moved seven years ago with his wife, a 15-year-old son, and 2-year-old twins. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Graff of 2235 Wood Street.

California Henry Graff Kennedy Name Plate Company Los Angeles Calif Navy Graff la Crosse R. Graff Wood Street

Castle to become college after auction sale

La Crosse Tribune reports Castle Johnstown Castle with 900 acres is owned by Eire as a gift to Ireland from Victor Lakin in memory of UNE and his brother Captain Ger ald M. Lakin and Lady Maurice FitzGerald. An auction of castle contents fetched 2000 dollars for an Austin and 1080 dollars for Van Dyke's painting of Charles I's children. The government will convert the property into an agricultural college.

LA Crosse Trib College Johnstown Eire Victor Lakin

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