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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1944

Page

6

War aims and postwar plans amid Dumbarton Oaks talks

The piece argues for open postwar plans and public honesty in shaping Europe’s future, noting Dumbarton Oaks secrecy, the need for clear information to the American public, and the likely political standoff between Republicans and Democrats ahead of the November elections. It assesses wartime gains, German withdrawal, and hints of new weapons while urging unity and policy over partisan maneuvering.

Europe Dumbarton Oaks United States UNRRA Stalin Chiang Kai-shek Russia United Nations State Department Hitler Woodrow Wilson Versailles

Farm voters show wide defection from Roosevelt since 1940

George Gallup reports that American farmers now stand as one of the most defection prone groups from Roosevelt since 1940. If a presidential election were held today, Thomas E. Dewey would likely carry strong farm support according to the poll.

Roosevelt George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Gallup

Public Acknowledges Military Training Support Across Nation

A new Institute poll shows growing public backing for postwar youth military training. Roosevelt leads among farmers outside the South 62 to 38, while Southern farmers favor Roosevelt 66 to 34 amid Dewey efforts to boost turnout.

Polio Town: Miracle of Hickory Aids North Carolina Battle

Hickory NC becomes a wartime polio center as 177 patients fill an emergency hospital built in days. The National Foundation and March of Dimes fund tents beds and equipment while doctors nurses and even prisoners mobilize across Catawba County to combat infantile paralysis in the Piedmont.

Hickory N. C North Carolina Piedmont C. H. Crabtree National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Crabtree H. C. Whims A. Barther Hahn Ee County Theational Foundation Catawba Whims Dr. Hahn Mountain National Foundation Rednoe South American Legion Hospital State Health Department The Herman Kaiser March of Dimes Organization Tew Basil O’connor Central State Prison Raleigh

Will CIO Take Over Demos As Party

The CIO Political Action Committee led by Sidney Hillman seeks to capture the Democratic Party, expanding influence through labor unions and allied figures. Louis Waldman argues PAC aims to renovate the Democrats and form a national motor of political power while cautioning about Communist involvement.

CIO Democratic Party Louis Waldman Political Action Committee Unars Waldman American Labor Party The New York White House PAC Roosevelt New Deal Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Sidney Hillman OPM Labor Party Hall Hillman Rae Waldman Philip Murray Earl Browder ALP Ma- Waldman Union

Coal dealers urge early ordering to avert winter shortages

Winter coal supply is expected to be tight next season and delivery capacity is reduced. Dealers warn households to place orders now to secure allocations and avoid delays when demand peaks. Those who wait risk slow service and incomplete supplies as the heating season begins.

Censors Could Target Dictionary After Banning Books

Amid bans on military and political books the censors may also review dictionaries for words used in propaganda. The warning suggests linguistic controls extend beyond explicit titles to everyday references.

Tobacco crop forecast totals 1.5 billion pounds

An official forecast projects this year's tobacco crop at 1.5 billion pounds. The report does not specify when the crop will begin appearing in the cigars.

Leader demands blind obedience amid election upheaval

Commentator notes missing ballots during a presidential tour and criticizes Derfuehrer for demanding total obedience, calling the stance foolish and harmful to democratic process.

Forger Defrauds Indiana Jail of 500 Dollars

A convict forger swindled an Indiana jail out of $500, then proceeded to write with his pen. The incident highlights jail security and payment lapses within the facility.

Indiana

Questions and Answers From The Haskin Service

Reader questions cover topics from voting rights for U S possessions to lasso length and early Chinese Japanese war sparks. Notable items include the Navajo land area, Bern bears emblem, and the first signer of presidential land patents Andrew J Donelson in 1833.

Andrew J. Donelson

Love Affairs booklet offered by The La Crosse Tribune Bureau

Readers are invited to mail 15 cents to The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau for a small volume titled Famous Love Affairs. The ad requests name address and location to ship the booklet to Washington D C. Postpaid delivery is promised.

la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington, D.C Washington, D. C

La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press Masthead

The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press published daily and Sunday in La Crosse Wisconsin lists editorial staff and affiliations. It notes association with Lee Newspaper Syndicate and the Associated Press with rights to reprint news dispatches.

LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press la Crosse Tribune Co Cass la Crosse Wis Bangsberg W. Rice Tribune and Leader-Press Lee Newspaper Associated Press

Schedule Examination For Holmen Postmaster

An examination for the Holmen postmaster position will be held in La Crosse, announced by F N Clark secretary of the local civil service commission examining board. Applications are due by close of business September 14 at the Washington headquarters of the commission. The salary is not listed.

United States Hull John Foster Dulles Dewey Holmen la Crosse F. N. Clark Civil Service Commission Examining Board Washington Commission

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