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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1944

Page

3

Tokyo Pleads For More Munitions In War Effort

Japanese war leaders call for increased air production and weapons as Allied air power pounds Japan and its southern approaches. Gen MacArthur reports ships knocked out and Kurile raids proceed while China and Russia shift positions in the wider Pacific conflict.

A Ee Japan Nippon Imperial Command Pacific Allied Douglas MacArthur Tilomier Kuniaki Koiso Gov Kuriles Tokyo U. S Bonin-Volcano Marianas Philippines Lishui China Russia Berlin Soviet Union Siberian Sheng Shih-tsai Mon Vate

Promotion at Camp McCoy Boosts Lieut Safari to Captain

Promotion of Lieut. Safari in the supply division at Camp McCoy Wisconsin to captain was effective this week. Acting post officer E. Fill announced the advancement.

Camp Mccoy Wis Eee Far Niee E. Fill Tribune State Guard South Avenue Armory Assembly of Co. 1 George Zoerb Farnam Fred Luedtke Badger John Schmeckoeper South 13Th

Salvador development firm to offer rural medical care

A Salvador based development corporation plans to provide rural medical service to 8,000 tenants and their workers on its lands for 10 gents per year.

Salvador

Funds Probing by House Campaign Committee

The House campaign expenses committee opened a drive to uncover slush funds and donor lines for November races. Sidney Hillman of the CIO PAC defended its stance against charges of communism and said the PAC backs a progressive Congress while remaining nonpartisan and could support Republicans if needed. He noted the CIO PAC previously gave 5,000 in 1937 to Gov. Dewey for district attorney.

Washington House Campaign Expenses Committee Labor Sidney Hillman CIO Political Action Committee PAC Church Hillman Hill Progressive Congress Democratic National Committee Thomas E. Dewey New York

Sacks for Milkweed Pods Distributed in Monroe County

County Agent A. D. Begley and Donald L. Peterson distributed 5100 sacks to six Monroe County centers for harvesting milkweed pods. Agricultural teachers will lead local districts, pupils will collect pods, and the drive aims to start harvesting in the second week of September.

Sparta Wis A. D. Begley Donald L. Peterson Monroe County Peterson Donald

Early soapmaking blooms in medieval Europe

The article notes that modern soap industries began in Italy, Germany and France during the 13th century, marking the rise of organized soap production across Europe. It highlights the emergence of standardized methods and commercial ventures in these regions.

Italy Germany France

Trained Men From Camp McCoy to Aid Separation Center

A group of 1620 H and S Company enlisted men from Camp McCoy has been transferred to staff the new Separation Center at 1632 S. A. for 14 states in the 5th 6th and 7th service commands. Maj. Kaufman noted five men were specially trained and cited their prior work in the McCoy Special Enlisted Men's Discharge section which discharged 600 to 700 men monthly.

Camp Mccoy Wis H and S Co 1632 S. A Stanley Kaufman Michael Laterza McCoy Maj. Kaufman Arthur Brink Edward Green James Segal Theodore Nowicki Corp William Turner Coleman la Crosse Pigeon Lake United States The Forest Rangers

Frontline Distances To Berlin From Allied Fronts

Associated Press notes distances to Berlin from major fronts in Europe. Russian front 322 miles from eastern Warsaw, Northern France 495 miles from near Chateau Thierry and Troyes, Southern France 545 miles from Perly, and 600 miles from northern outskirts of Florence.

Warsaw France Chateau Thierry Troyes Perly Florence

Pope's Sole Authority on Saints Since 1634 Confirmed

Record notes that since 1634 the Roman Catholic Church has reserved canonization to the pope, leaving no other officials or bodies with a role in declaring saints. The statement emphasizes papal prerogative over sainthood as a defined rule of church law.

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