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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1944

Page

3

Crazed Ex-Navy Man Kills Two Women in Indiana

Police identified the gunman as Peter John Schneeberger, a Logansport native and former Navy dischargee. He died after a lengthy exchange with officers following a two-story perch shooting that struck a taxi and a crowded store. Victims include Mary Frances Rombold, 59, killed instantly. Miss Albright treated for non life threatening injuries.

Navy Lonnie Hall Peter John Schneeberger Logansport Mary Frances Rombold Cass County Lieut Schneeberger Fred Schneeberger Rombold Miss Albright

Floodwaters Spread After Dikes Are Opened Near Arnhem

At 21st Army Group HQ the flood spread eastward from the island between Nijwegen and Arnhem and flooded most of the area between the Rhine and Waal rivers. An Allied counter move began as an RAF attack created a 100 yard breach 129 northeast of Nijmegen, with water escaping westward into German positions.

Nijwegen Arnhem Rhine Waal Nijmegen

Dead and wounded after a raid over Europe

Henry B. Jameson reports from New York on air battles over Germany. The piece details bomber losses, crew fates, and the harsh realities behind the Allied air war, noting weather and enemy defenses, plus a second dispatch from Paris on morale and home front needs for G I Joe.

Europe New York Germany Reich Berlin England Navy U. S. 8Th Air Force Ninth Air Force France 8Th Air Force 9Th Air Force Trenchfoot

Name 17th Victim of Army Plane Crash

Omaha reports the release of the 17th victim in an Army transport plane crash. Gordon T. Burke of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation surplus war property division identified the deceased as Roman E. Torkelson of Morris, Illinois. The plane carried 13 men and 3 women, transporting crews between depots.

Omaha Gordon T. Burke Reconstruction Finance Corporation Burke Roman E. Torkelson Morris Ill

V Bombs Bombard British South Coast

V bombs struck southern England during daylight hours causing air raid warnings and damage in towns along the coast. Reports indicate multiple explosions with anti aircraft guns active as residents sought shelter and emergency services assessed casualties.

British South Coast

Mexico's First Navy Was Tiny Flotilla of Rowboats

Mexico's early naval force consisted of a small flotilla of armed rowboats manned by a handful of sailors. The makeshift fleet reflected modest beginnings before formal squadrons emerged in later years.

Mexico

Civilians to Buy Unfit Tires From Army Stock

Washington officials announce sale of tires deemed unfit for army use. Undisclosed quantity from war fronts will be sold through the treasury procurement division for limited civilian reconditioning. Retail prices match established ceilings of 40 dollars per ton, with 30 dollars per ton FOB shipping point to manufacturers.

Washington Treasury Office of Price Administration

Army Morale High Report From Tour Of Western Front

The article conveys Rep. Thomas of New Jersey, chairman of the Republican group on the House Military Affairs Committee, sharing views gathered during a tour of the western front. He reported high army morale and described meetings with officers and soldiers reflecting wartime conditions.

Rep. Thomas New Jersey U. S House of Representatives Western Front

Passenger cars in use decline during war years

DETROIT statistician R L Polk & Co reports 3,651,000 passenger automobiles disappeared from U S highways since Pearl Harbor. As of July 1944 total in operation fell to 24,048,711 from 27,700,011 in 1941, with DC and the East and Midwest hardest hit. Arkansas led state gains during the war. Truck and commercial registrations not included.

Detroit R. L. Polk & Co Automobile Pearl Harbor Polk District of Columbia East Midwest Arkansas

Enrollment Receipts for Red Cross Reported in Monroe County

Mrs H L Beckman Monroe county Junior Red Cross chairman reports total receipts of 115 16 The Senior High School led with 71 81 under Ruth Peterson The Central School chaired by Mae Siedel received 17 20 and the Junior High School 10 72 Miss Ella Morgan chairs the Junior High group The note also mentions American cities named for geographic features and natural attributes.

Sparta Wis H. L. Beckman Red Cross Monroe County American Red Cross Ruth Peterson Mae Siedel Ella Morgan

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