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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1944

Page

10

Girl Scouts Clip War Loan Materials for Sixth Drive

Local Girl Scouts under Mrs. R J Kraft coordinate clipping of war bond ads editorials and items for the Sixth War Loan drive. Troops at Our Savior's Lutheran Trinity Lutheran and Longfellow School collect and tag sources for nationwide treasury department use over six weeks.

War Finance Division United States R. J. Kraft la Crosse Council Treasury Department Washington, D. C Our Savior’s Lutheran Church M. B. Skundberg Trinity Lutheran Church Fred Stauffer Longfellow School R Nebel Tribune U. S. Treasury Department Girl Scouts of la Crosse Carol Burghardt South 21St Miriam MacLachlan Losey Boulevard Linnea Anderson Main Jean Wartinbee South 17Th

New Phosphorous Glass Stands Up to Hydrofluoric Bath

A new glass from American Optical substitutes phosphorus for sand and resists hydrofluoric acid. It uses phosphorus pentoxide and can be drawn, blown, ground, and finished like ordinary glass. A test piece endured 500 hours in hydrofluoric acid with no visible change.

Southbridge Mass American Optical Company

McGregor Man Promoted to Lieutenant Commander

Mrs. J. L. Woods of McGregor learns her son James L. Woods Jr. is promoted from first lieutenant to lieutenant commander after 21 months in service with 14 months in the South Pacific combat zones. He serves in the naval forces.

Mcgregor Ira J. L. Woods James L. Woods, Jr South Pacific

Yanks Face Fort Holding Hundreds of Nazis in Mutzig

American infantry near Mutzig France engage in a cat and mouse battle with several hundred Germans holed up in a fortified fort guarding the Bruche valley. The siege reports stress tough terrain, reinforced concrete walls and the risk of encountering Nazi officers and Alsatian collaborators inside.

U.S Mutzig France FFI Bruche River Vosges Maginot Siegfried Lines Lieut Hi Pergamont Brooklyn N. Y George Peck Durand Wis

Badger Downs Nazi Over Rhine Valley Air Battle

Lieut Rus sell Fredrickson was credited with destroying one enemy aircraft in air battles Saturday over the Rhine valley.

London Russell Fredrickson Wika Rhine Valley

Stilwell Assigned As Instructor At Alexandria Field

T Sgt Irvin C Stilwell of Genoa Wisconsin has been assigned as an instructor at Alexandria army air field a Flying Fortress training center in the 2nd Air Force He served nine months overseas and earned an air medal with three oak leaf clusters He is a Lansing Iowa high school graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Irvin D Stilwell of R 1 Genoa Wisconsin

Alexandria T. Set Irvin C. Stilwell R. 1 Genoa Wis Alexandria Army Air Field 2Nd Air Force United States T. Sgt. Stilwell Stilwell Lansing Irvin D. Stilwell

Wisconsin Man Among 18 Killed In B-24 Crash

Second Lieutenant Earl J. Viney of Evansville Wisconsin aged 22 was among 18 airmen killed in the November 30 B-24 bomber crash and explosion at Davis-Monthan Field Tucson. Viney served as a bombardier in the mission.

Wisconsin Tucson Ariz Earl J. Viney Frank W. Viney Evansville Wis Davis-Mona Field Viney

Fist Fight Fatal In Milwaukee Rooming House

Scott Drake a 53 year old laborer died from injuries in a fist fight at his Milwaukee rooming house. Det Lieut John Niederkorn said Drake toppled backward and struck his head on the floor.

Milwaukee Scott Drake John Niederkorn Drake

Editor John Custis Dies After Heart Attack

Philadelphia Inquirer editor John Trevor Custis, 68, died at his Chestnut Hill home after suffering a heart attack. His tenure at the paper shaped local journalism and editorial direction.

Philadelphia John Trevor Custis The Philadelphia Inquirer Chestnut Hill

Wife forgives husband in North Atlantic infant case

Rose Whitehouse announced she forgives her husband Pfc Arthur Whitehouse and will raise Geraldine, the 10 month old child he brought from Newfoundland as her own. Geraldine becomes youngest passenger ever on the North Atlantic air transport route. Relatives initially doubted acceptance but the baby won Mrs Whitehouse over.

Philadelphia Rose Whitehouse Pfc Arthur Whitehouse Geraldine Whitehouse Newfoundland North Atlantic Air Transport Command

Mackerel Spillage Clutters Santa Monica Street

A truck’s rear end opened spilling its load of mackerel onto a Santa Monica street. Helpers collected fish while passersby watched and joked, turning a messy mishap into a brief comic scene.

Santa Monica Calif

War Effort Advertising Totals for 1944 August Eight Months

War effort advertising in U S daily and Sunday newspapers reached 2 217 300 in August and 34 342 770 in the first eight months of 1944 per ANPA Bureau of Advertising figures The report lists 35 projects led by War bonds 553 155 and 24 9 percent of August total Followed by War recruiting 392 000 Waste paper salvage 240 549 and Food conservation 176 374 In January August War bonds top 16 179 196 47 1 percent Red Cross 2 882 848 8 4 percent Waste paper salvage 2 137 389 62 percent and Don t Telephone 1 852 537 5 4 percent of the grand total.

United States Bureau of Advertising ANPA Advertising Checking Bureau, Inc Red Cross

Nylon Stocking Auction Sells Record Bonds Total

Milwaukee police report a nylon and silk hosiery auction raising $294,950 in bonds. The sale offered 324 pairs with a single pair fetching $12,500 and a 3 pair bid at $50,000. Around 100 pairs were auctioned as attendees neared 1,000 at the hosiery mill event.

Milwaukee

Missing McGregor soldier Donald Burckhart reported in France

S. Sgt. Donald P. Burckhart 24 of McGregor is missing in France since November 9 after earlier wounds in France and hospitalization in England. He received the Purple Heart, returned to duty in August, and wrote of a visit by King Crosby to his camp. Burckhart served four years including Iceland and England with the 3rd Army after D-Day.

McGregor L. A. Burckhart War Department Donald P. Burckhart France England Sgt Burckhart Crosby Iceland 3Rd Army

Dry Cleaning Establishments to Display Maximum Prices by Dec 15

All retail dry cleaning and pressing shops must post their maximum prices for key services by December 15. The rule, announced by OPA, aims to help customers compare prices. Posters must show the maximum charges. Let's Go U S A Keep Em Flying.

Washington OPA

Soong Becomes China Premier in Pivot to Military Leadership

Foreign Minister T. V. Soong assumes the Chinese premiership as President Chiang Kai-shek concentrates on military tasks. Soong becomes acting president of the Yuan and takes vice presidential duties, with reports of possible talks involving Mao En-lai. sources note Soong’s moderate stance toward Communists.

Soong China Chiang Chungking T. V. Soong Chiang Kai-shek Act H. Kung Yuan Maou En-lai North China Communists

Roman Soldier's Triumph: From Rome to Mussolini's Pool

In Tyler Texas Pfc Pres ton Roman recalls the victory parade through Rome and recounts swimming in Mussolini's private pool. He notes a toppled statue of Mussolini as part of his wartime memories.

Tyler Tex Preston Roman Rome Ph. Roman Mussolini

Yale Charter From 1745 Still In Force

The charter of Yale University drafted in 1745 remains legally valid and operative, continuing to govern the institution’s rights privileges and governance.

Yale

St Joseph Aspirin Dominates Market With Low Prices

The ad proclaims St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10c with a large economy size of 100 tablets for 35c. It urges demand for St Joseph Aspirin and touts superior speed and effectiveness compared to rivals.

St. Joseph

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Girl Scouts U.S. Treasury By Howard W. Blakeslee McGregor Man Robert C. Wilson Badger Downs Buick General Motors Tare Pitt General Motors Symphony OF the AI NBC Alexandria Field Studio McCoy Sth Jay U. S Howard B Stark Co Wilwaukes Donald Burckhart Duce’s Pool
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