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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1944

Page

14

Truck Purchasers Must Get Receipts

Henry J. Coerper of the La Crosse district office announces new mileage rationing rules effective Jan 1. Commercial vehicle buyers must present two seller issued receipts and a tire inspection record to obtain gasoline rationing from the war price and rationing board. Dealers and scrap dealers must obtain and retain receipts for vehicles held or purchased after Jan 1 1944.

Henry J. Coerper la Crosse Defense Transportation Office of Price Administration ODT War Price and Rationing Board Coerper

Eight Scouts From Other Counties To Receive Eagle Awards

Eight Boy Scouts from counties outside La Crosse join 11 locals in receiving Eagle awards at the Gateway Area council pot luck supper Thursday at 6 30 p m at Logan high. Names include Harry Miller Alma and others from Mon dovi Sparta Cochrane Whitehall Taylor and more.

Gateway Area Council la Crosse Council Logan High School City of Harry Miller Alma Robert Skare Donald Hanson Mondovi Robert Hilliker Sparta Gary Schlosstein Harold Hettrick Cochrane Richard Holton Whitehall Roger Smith Taylor Alan Thomas Fred Thomas David Keller First Presbyterian Church Arlan Johns Hogan School Harry Bangsberg Bernhard Parnow Robert Evenson Our Savior’s Lutheran Church George Field Kenneth Britt Bethel Lutheran Church Billy Luedtke Teachers Eagles R. L. MacCornack Joseph J. Liskovec C. A. Minshall Viroqua R. W. Bardwell Scouters Scoutmasters Keys Lambert A. Hansen

Check Fuel Oil Coupons Plea From War Board

Consumers urged to curb oil use as half the heating season ends. Lyle S. Gilbert, chairman of the war price and ration board, warns many burn oil faster than allowed and advises lowering thermostats insulating rooms and closing unused spaces. Additional rations will only come in emergencies like illness or new dependents or expanded living space.

Lyle S. Gilbert War Price and Ration Board Gilbert

Buffalo Slaughter Saves Meat Points

In Edmonton Alberta the Elk Island park buffalo herd provided 600 of 1500 animals for slaughter. Federally inspected meat from the hunt went to Edmonton retailers while hides will be made into winter coats for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Edmonton Alta Elk Island Park Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Soldiers Eat More Huge Food Supply Needed

Chicago army officials say for each overseas soldier 272 days of food must be kept on hand and 90 days for those at camps in the U S. Brig Gen J E Barzynski notes large cold storage stocks and breaks down overseas needs into 15 days in transit 65 days at ports 30 days afloat 92 days overseas supply 45 days operating stocks and 25 days extra to cover losses.

Chicago J. E. Barzynski America Barzynski Gen Barzywski

Learn How To Live In Peace, His Plea

Dr. R. G. Gustavson acting president of Colorado University warns world leaders to seek peace to survive. He cites scientists developing weapons so powerful that three bombs could erase a city the size of London, calling it a blueprint of hell for the next war.

Boulder Cole Colorado University R. G. Gustavson Gustavson London Hell

Judge Upholds Labor Verdict in Wisconsin Gas Case

Circuit Judge Arthur W. Kopp at Racine sustained the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board ruling suspending Theodore C. Rietz as president of the Public Service Employees union at Wisconsin Gas & Electric in Racine for one year and curbing the union’s right to collective bargaining until a new president is elected. The walkout in May 1943 was cited as a high handed contract violation.

Racine Wis Wisconsin Employment Relations Board Theodore C. Rietz Public Service Employee Wisconsin Gas & Electric Company Arthur W. Kopp Platteville Kopp Labor Board Rietz State Board Wisconsin Electric Power Company National Labor Relations Board State Labor Board

Air Service Command Employs 300000 Civilians

The Air Service Command of the Army Air Forces houses about 300,000 civilian workers. This workforce supports logistics, maintenance, and support services across multiple bases and operations.

Air Service Command Army Air Forces

Deaths Last Night AP: Harold Clark Kennedy

Harold Clark Kennedy, 48, advertising director of Redbook magazine, died last night in New York. Kennedy, born in Hudson, New York, worked in magazine advertising. The item notes Europe’s largest artificial ice skating rink is in Vienna, Austria.

Associated Press New York Harold Clark Kennedy Redbook Magazine Hudson, N. Y Europe Vienna Austria

Senior Students Accept Positions At Three Colleges

Three senior students from La Crosse State Teachers College will begin teaching immediately after the semester. Gertrude Anderson of La Crosse will teach fifth grade at an elementary school, Miriam Moser of Appleton will join the physical education department at Whitewater Teachers College, and Mary Lee Brost of Medford will teach high school physical education at Gilespie Michigan. They plan to finish their bachelor of science degrees in the 1944 summer program.

Stu la Crosse Whitewater Teachers College Kappa Delta Pi Delta Psje Dent Cooperative Eating Plam Mary Lee Brost Medford I High School Gilespie Delta By Kappa Sigma Lambda Sigms

Indians Boiled Mix of Weed Flowers as Greens

A historical note describes American Indians boiling a mixture of weed flowers to create a greens dish. The account highlights traditional food practices and plant use in their diet.

Shower Curtains Preserve Identity in War Sailor Papers

Akron report details Norwegians sealing ship papers in shower curtain envelopes coated with Koroseal. The impermeable packs, strapped to the body, keep documents legible after immersion and help sailors avoid delays returning to duty in United Nations fleets.

Akron Ohio United Nations Rubber Company L. H. Chenoweth B. F. Goodrich Company Koroseal Chenoweth

Sage of Jellico Clar ence Templeton is in town

Clarence Templeton known as The Sage of Jellico answered a health inquiry with humor saying he is “Purty po'rty” despite several ailments. He listed fleabills in his right leg arthritis in his knee neuritis in his shoulders and chronic bronchitis while explaining fleabitis as a touch of the milk leg.

Fire's army touts efficiency and heavy funding

Minister of Defense Traynor told the Dail in Dublin that the Fire's army today is the most efficient in the world. He moved an estimate of 11,360,000 dollars, bringing the year total to 34,000,000. He said the army has every form of military equipment.

Traynor Dail Dublin

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