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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1944
Page
14
La Crosse begins a Falk-Zone tire recapping plant at Third and Grove streets as a planned future contribution to the tire front. The project aims to expand local tire production and bolster employment opportunities as development proceeds.
A Raymond Foote style exchange criticizes Eric Johnston sermons and the balance of faith, soil wealth, and politics. The dialogue contrasts capitalism and communism, questions pensions for politicians, and calls for moral guidance rooted in religion amid global affairs.
London obit notes Philip Guedalla dies at 55 after hospitalization. An English historian biographer and essayist he wrote Wellington and The Hundredth Year among others. His vivid style drew praise and critique for brilliance without balance.
The Vicar of Tilty vil hosts a village event offering free beer to attendees, signaling a community outreach moment and a rare clergy role in social gathering. Local residents and parishioners gather at the venue seeking fellowship and refreshment.
The article notes war cars for 1942 models and suggests it could be six years before the dream car of the future appears. It frames industry timelines amid wartime demands and innovation pace.
Milwaukee a Matt Werner of Sheboygan chairman of the regents committee said the search favors a candidate with Wisconsin background and strong educator standing. The panel adjourned until after December and seeks a successor to Dr. Clarence A. Dykstra who will become provost at UCLA.
In Cardiff Wales a pigeon named the Bey of Tunis is displayed after legends say it carried a message from Tunis to Tripoli. Exhibitors claim the bird has wings on a tale of the British 8th Army advancing and aiding headquarters with news.
Eire's 500 page report by the commission on vocational organization has become a best seller in Dublin with 1500 copies sold in three weeks since publication.
Thieves have removed the 200ibson hideout in England long reputed as a base for famous highwayman Dick Turpin. The event signals a loss of a historic site linked to Turpin lore.
The notice lists wartime ration details for meats fats and processed foods with stamp validity until year end, sugar stamps validity through Feb 1945, airplane stamps, and gas coupons. It also notes temporary price ceilings for fresh produce in Wisconsin and Minnesota cities for December 14 to 20, listing specific fruit and vegetable prices and package sizes.
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