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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1946

Page

8

McCoy Troops To Participate In Eau Claire Jubilee

Camp McCoy troops from Task Force Frost will march into Eau Claire on Aug 30 for a homecoming jubilee. About 200 soldiers from various Army units will display and explain weapons and gear while testing clothing and equipment for winter conditions ahead of a Sept 2 parade. Col Rudolph Breedlow and Capt Edward Fitzgerald lead the unit, with engineers from Co B aiding in operations and testing.

Camp Mccoy Wis Eau Claire Frost Army Ground Forces Experimental Unit Rudolph W. Breedlow Edward J. Fitzgerald Co. C Second Infantry Regiment Co. B Seventh Engineer Battalion Army Ground Forces Col. Broedlow

She'll Raise Orchids Vegetables In Alaska

Mrs Ruth Torgeson widow with three children plans a Alaska greenhouse venture in Fairbanks. She studies nurseries in Seattle while awaiting construction and will grow orchids alongside fresh vegetables in a mixed greenhouse operation.

Alaska Seattle Wash Ruth Torgeson Torgeson

Cheap Clock Patent Locked Up In Safe

In Circleville Ohio Kemper Hammel a former resident now with Eureka company of Bloomington claims to have invented an electric clock that can be sold for 25 cents. He says the Toledo company to which the patent was assigned placed the patent in a safe and would market the clock when a competitor offers one for as low as a dollar. The clock reportedly has only three moving parts.

Circleville Ohio Kemper Hammel Eureka Company Bloomington Hammel Toledo Toledo Concern Hammer

New Australian Emissary Joins Allied Japan Council

Wiliam McMahon Ball, 44, becomes the first Australian diplomatic representative of the United Kingdom. He leaves Sydney to serve Britain India New Zealand and Australia in the Allied Control Council in Japan. Ball, son of a clergyman, credits moral training and his Irish-English heritage for his outlook. He previously consulted for Australia at the U N Conference in San Francisco.

Wiliam McMahon Ball United Kingdom Sydney Great Britain India New Zealand Australia Allied Control Council Japan Ball San Francisco

Gardens of Nero Said to Stand on Vatican Site

The article notes that the location now known as the Vatican was historically occupied by what were called the Gardens of Nero, a detail tied to ancient Rome and early papal lore.

Vatican Nero

Norway pine sight on La Crosse county travel route

Tribune Photo, Map Interesting Scenery will be found by motorists on today's La Crosse county travel trip. The photograph was taken on county trunk T near the junction with EE and shows one of the few natural stands of Norway pine in the La Crosse area. Motorists will leave the city over U S high way No 16, skirting West Salem and taking No 108 to county trunk C or the Wet Coulee road. Branching off on T, travelers will go to No 162, returning over that road to No 16 and then into La Crosse.

Tribune la Crosse County la Crosse U. S. Highway No West Salem Wet Coulee Road No. 16

Ostrich Pair Reaches Milwaukee Zoo After Tumultuous Ocean Voyage

George Waetjen, zoological chairman, recounts the ostriches’ perilous journey from Africa to New York for quarantine and rest before their final leg to Milwaukee. The birds survived a fire, engine failures, a Caribbean tow, and a hurricane before arriving to replace last year’s deaths at the Milwaukee park.

Milwaukee Washington Park New York Africa Robin Adair Johannesburg South Africa Boston Atlantic George Waetjen Zoological Chairman

Neighbors Build Home for Homeless Widow in Cherry Valley

Mrs. Rupert Baxter, a widow with six children, faced eviction after her rental house sold. Local residents raised 2000 dollars, purchased a lot and barn, and transformed the property into a tidy five room residence for her family in the village of 600.

Cherry Valley Rupert Baxter

Automakers Target 2,250,000 Cars for 1946

Automotive News reports that despite shortages manufacturers plan to reach 2,250,000 passenger cars in 1946. Plant schedules expect 50 percent higher output later this year after 994,512 units produced so far. This week US output is 79,746 with 56,229 passenger cars and 23,517 trucks.

Detroit Automotive News United States Canada

Crane's Canary Cottage Closes Since 1942 Rationing

Cleveland report notes Crane's Canary Cottage, praised as a peak example of American cooking in a national magazine, has remained closed since late 1942 due to rationing and shortages of food and staff. The item appears in a savings bond promotion context.

Cleveland Ohio Crane Canary Cottage

Trip Through Wet Coulee Area Sunday

A 60 mile Sunday drive from La Crosse via State No 16 through West Salem and Wet Coulee Road trunk C to No 162 and back offers rolling hills lush fields and time for local sights. The narrative notes blooming phlox fruit trees and wildlife along roads with a two hour drive time.

Civic Forum launches drive for sale of season tickets

The La Crosse Civic Forum will run a season ticket sale campaign from Monday through August 26 1946. Speakers include Dr Edward Teller Anna Lord Strauss Vincent Sheean William Lydgate and Dr Maynard Krueger with multiple sponsoring organizations involved.

la Crosse Civic Forum Edward Teller University of Chicago Anna Lord Strauss League of Women Voters Vincent Sheean William A. Lydgate George Gallup Maynard Krueger Department of Economics American Association of University Women la Crosse Community Council Business and Professional Women’s Club DAR Twentieth Century Club CIO Council la Crosse Federation of Teachers Delta Phi Kappa Beta Sigma Phi la Crosse Medical Association la Crosse County Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Rotary Clubs

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