Brig Mrs Robb Honored By Local Salvation Army Board
Brigadier and Mrs Harry Robb were honored by the La Crosse Salvation Army advisory board at the Stodderd hotel. John B Haraiason praised their two years of service to the organization and noted the extensive leadership roles of the Robbs and their families. Brig Robb paid tribute to deceased board members Otto Bosshard and Thomas F Lyons and expressed pride in La Crosse’s support and wholesomeness.
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Roosevelt Holds Four New England States in Poll Findings
The Institute reports Roosevelt leading in four New England states with 52 percent to 48 for Dewey in Massachusetts, while Dewey leads in two others. Vermont favors Republicans, with broader regional shifts showing narrower national margins and foreign policy popularity sustaining New England support. The poll covers 40 states with the latest lineup reflecting recent sentiment and regional trends.
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German Col Aulock Surrenders St Malo to Allies
Dispatches report German Col Andreas von Aulock capitulated the St Malo garrison after heavy resistance and food shortages. Berlin radio confirms the citadel fell, noting leadership details and awarding the Knight’s Cross on the eastern front.
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New Booby Trap LONDON P
Report from France describes a new Nazi device a cigarette lighter that explodes when the wheel is thumbed. The weapon highlights ongoing German guerrilla tactics and Allied caution in occupied Europe.
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London
France
Renewal Of Basic Gas Rations Here To Start Late In August
Renewal of basic A gasoline rations in this OPA district will begin in late August according to district director Phil H. Griffin. Dates vary by local boards and applications require the back cover of the current A book, proof of vehicle entitlement, and no pending renewal. The new A book keeps 120 miles monthly, with four gallon coupons valid every three months totaling 24 gallons per period. A new mileage rationing record will accompany renewals replacing the Tire Inspection record for rations.
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OPA
Phil H. Griffin
District of Columbia
City Chamber Names Panel to Observe Victory Day
A city chamber committee to plan proper Victory Day observance was formed. Members include Mayor J. J. Verdota and Police Chief Herman F. Rick with Assistant Chief Aaron Sanford, plus city officials and private sector reps from manufacturing, wholesaling, tavern trade, and unions.
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J. J. Verdota
Herman F. Rick
Aaron Sanford
Sniping Continues in Florence Suburbs Front
Rome dispatch reports ongoing tense activity on the Italian front centering on minor patrol clashes and artillery duels in the Florence area. The general front line action is described as slight with limited engagement elsewhere.
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Florence
Italy
Rome
Sugar Stamp No 33 Valid in Wartime Ration Book Four
The Office of Price Administration said sugar stamp No 33 will be good for buying on September 1944 and that OPA validates a sugar stamp every 24 months.
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Office of Administration
OPA
Waukon Soldier Reported Missing in France
Special section notes Mr J. J. Pratt received word from the war department that his son James, 27, has been in action in France. The report places him at Fort Dix New Jersey and Urban in the coast guard on the west coast.
Japanese diplomats leave Paris as Allies near capital
The Tokyo radio reported that Japanese diplomats and other nationals departed Paris for Berlin yesterday as Allied forces advanced toward the French capital.
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Minister From Wilmette to Speak at La Crosse Church
The Rev. James T. Veneklassen D D pastor of the First Presbyterian church Wilmette Illinois will be guest preacher at the First Presbyterian church in La Crosse Sunday. The service begins at 9 30 a m.
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James T. Veneklassen
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First Presbyterian Church
Wilmette, NL
la Crosse
Ore shipments soar to 300 million tons during 1941 43
More than 300 million gross tons of iron ore were shipped from U S mines between 1941 and 1943, equaling four years of pre war maximum shipment.
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