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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1944

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Combat Show To Bring War To La Crosse

A 76th Division assault team at Camp McCoy will stage a two hour combat show at the Inter-State Fair grounds in La Crosse on Sunday at 8 p m under Capt Lyndon Boyd command The display covers hand to hand fighting commando tactics and infantry battle drills with tanks heavy guns bazookas flame throwers and aerial demonstrations to boost the Fifth War Loan drive Tickets with bonds and admitted seats are described along with fair ground viewing from 1 p m daily and CAP air show actions rain or shine note

la Crosse Camp McCoy Inter-State Fair Grounds Lyndon Boyd U. S 76Th Division Plso Lacrosse County Jane Ellis la Crosse Civil Air Patrol CAP Ana Louis Nelson County War Finance Committee

Parents Hide Son Four Years To Dodge Draft, FBI Says

Miami authorities say Morris Neff, 23, was hidden by his parents for four years to avoid the selective service act. The parents Mrs William Neff and Richard Neff faced charges of aiding and abetting. Morris was kept largely in bed with only two 1941 outings for a dentist and other matters. Local officials reported steps to register and tax actions tied to the case.

Miami Fla Richard G FBI Danner Morris Nef William H. Neff Neff U. S Roger Edward Davis Serpo

Local Weather Report Partly Cloudy With Warm Patch

Partly cloudy Sunday with scattered thunder showers possible. Slightly warmer conditions with a high near 84 degrees.

Jackson Named Permanent Chairman of Democratic Convention

Senator Samuel D. Jackson of Indiana was chosen Saturday as permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention to be held in Chicago July 19 to renominate President Roosevelt if he so desires. Robert E. Hannegan left for Chicago to finalize convention plans as the Democratic committee works toward a Chicago stadium gathering.

Washington Samuel D. Jackson Indiana Chicago Roosevelt Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Thomas E. Dewey New York Jackson National Committee

Dewey rallies in Albany after Chicago nomination

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey greeted by about 10 000 in Albany as he returns from Chicago amid victory celebrations for his presidential bid. He urged voters to stand firm against the Axis and promised stronger America after November 7 while planning rapid organizational work with Bricker and Brownell.

Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey New York America Chicago Can Dewey Capitol Senate Benjamin F. Feinberg

Germans Rout Target Minsk as Red Armies Advance

Soviet forces drive west toward Minsk with multi-Front assault. Borisov falls after night battles. 12,000 more Germans captured and 80 tanks plus 200 guns destroyed. Rokossovsky and Cherniakovsky armies push toward Minsk splitting and enveloping towns.

Borisov Minsk Moscow Begom Pleshchenitsy Konstantin K. Rokossovsky Slutsk Kopyl Krasnaya S Gresk

Armour May Be Promoted Diplomacy Chief for Americas

Armou r Armour, returning from Buenos Aires under recall, may be offered a top State Department post as director of the office of American republics affairs. The reshuffle would place him under Secretary Hull to shape Latin American policy amid Washington’s view of Argentina’s militarist regime. Laurance Duggan, current director, reportedly plans to quit.

Washington Norman Armour Buenos Aires State Department Argentina Department Office of American Republics Affairs Armour State Hull Laurance Duggan Duggan

City Hall Appeals Residents to Register Service Members for Primary

City Clerk Fred Kramer urges residents to register sons daughters and husbands in uniform for the August 15 primary. With July 4 a holiday the city hall stays open all day Monday to facilitate registration of servicemen overseas and at home. Relatives should bring last letters to ensure accurate addresses. ballots can be mailed to meet overseas deadlines. Telephone registration is not accepted.

Fred Kramer Tribune Kramer

Yanks Clean Up Hiding Japs on Saipan and Pacific

U S Pacific headquarters reports slow gains on Saipan as American forces consolidate advances against Japanese cave pockets. Nimitz says small gains Thursday with bypassed Japanese being eliminated amid rugged terrain. Japanese raids persist, while Ti mian and Rota island bombardments continue. Navy planes attack the Kurile islands Paramushiro and Shumushu with little enemy opposition.

U. S. Pacific Pearl Harbor Saipan Adm Chester W. Nimitz Timian Island Rota Island Navy Kurile Islands Paramushiro Shumushu

Japs Claim Sinking Of Two U S Carriers Near Saipan

Tokyo radio boasted on Saturday of sinking two U S carriers and two cruisers south of Saipan. The claim cited 40 Japanese planes lost and 49 U S planes shot down in the same sector. No U S confirmation has followed the broadcast.

U. S Tokyo Saipan Philippines

Guatemala Military Junta Takes Over After President Sores

Guatemala declares a military junta has seized control as Gen. J signed on Saturday and Ubico's cabinet quits. Generals Eduardo Villagran Ariza Federico Ponce and Buenaventura Pineda form the ruling body and promise restoration of constitutional rights with a national assembly call to name an acting president.

Guatemala City Guatemala Gen. J Eduardo Villagran Ariza Federico Ponce Buenaventura Pineda National Assembly Ubico

Chinese Defend Northward Japanese Advance Threatening China

Chinese high command reported the Japanese offensive moving north from the Seape area toward Hankow, aiming to join with forces in Hunan and cut a 1000 mile rail corridor from Peiping to Canton. Heavy fighting reported near Hengyang and at Chuhsien as China seeks to halt the junction and protect key rail lines.

Chungking Se Ae Caer Hankow Hunan Kwangtung Province Hang Canton Kwangtung Fukien Province Foochow China Peiping-Hankow Canton- Hankow Canton-Hankow Kwangsi Hengyang Peiping Henan Hupeh Kwangtung Provines Chekiang Chuhsien Kiangsi

Baby’s cry saves 25 Japanese from grenade in Saipan battle

In Saipan Nafutan ridge engagement a baby’s wail caused a Marine lieutenant to halt a hand grenade detonation. An old man, then women and children emerged from a dugout where Okinawa villagers had hidden since the initial assault.

Saipan Marianas Islands Nafutan Ridge Chicago

Eighteen Miners Rescued From Fire-Swept Mine

Eighteen men trapped for about twenty hours in a fire swept coal mine pit were brought to the surface by rescue crews. They endured fumes and heavy smoke before the surface return late Saturday.

Harlan

Bruha Named Prisoner of War in Germany

Second Lieutenant Richard Bruha husband of Mildred Petty and son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bruha is listed as a prisoner of war in Germany by the U S war department. A Flying Fortress pilot overseas since February 1 he was reported missing in action over Germany on May 28 1941. He received his commission and wings July 29 1943 at Ellington Field Texas.

Richard Bruha Mildred Petty Market Street A. J. Bruha Adams Street Germany U. S. War Department Ellington Field Tex

Flying Bombs Raise Anxiety Over Robot Bomb Attacks

London reports a 16 night blitz by Nazi flying bombs over southern England intensifying public fear. MPs push for clearer official reporting and shorter raid alerts to ease disruption while Churchill weighs a brief statement on the ongoing attack.

London England Alfred Denville Newcastle-on-Tyne Herbert S. Morrison

Bombers Lash Robot Chutes Over Northern France

Allied heavy bombers from Britain and the United States attacked German rocket bomb installations across the Channel in northern France before dusk on Saturday. The American wing numbered under 250 Liberators with escort fighters, claiming eight German fighters shot down and several enemy targets hit, while Allied losses included one bomber from each force and two American fighters. Weather reduced air activity earlier, with 300 RAF sorties later and losses totaling four Allied fighters and two bombers to ten German aircraft.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Channel France Britain RAF Normandy Conde Harcourt Argentia Falaise Pean Marshal Rommel Friedreich Dollmann Odon River Caen Villers-Bocage DNB Orne Estuary

Wife Dies and Son Killed in Action Arrive in Telegram

In Scranton Pennsylvania a telegram from the war department announced that Corp John McAndrews 22 had been killed in action in New Guinea. Patrick McAndrews 52 postponed reading the message until after his wife’s funeral. The article notes the family delayed delivery of the grim news.

Scranton Patrick McAndrews War Department Corp John McAndrews New Guinea

Copenhagen Uprising Sparks 15 000 Danes Against German Garrison

Allied flags waved as 15,000 Danish patriots armed with machine guns faced a 3,000 strong German force reinforced from Zealand. Street fighting, hostilities, and a general strike halted food, water, and transport while officials warned of hostages and bomb threats as Copenhagen Harbor closed and reports tallied casualties and hospitalizations.

Stockholm Copenhagen Zealand United States Aftonbaldet Malmo Sweden Oro Sound Denmark Sealburg Korps

Yanks Capture 2,000 Germans On Peninsula

Allied forces on the Cherbourg peninsula report American troops have captured 2,000 Germans boosting total Allied casualties and prisoners in the Cherbourg operation to over 46,000. British and American units press toward Caen with Rommel reportedly arriving at the front as tank battles loom on the Caen invasion corridor.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Britain Caen Cherbourg Paris Erwin Rommel Odon River Cap de la Hague Associated Press Hal Boyle Mueller Kiehl Cherbourg Peninsular U. S St. Lo la Forge M. C. Dempsey Villers-Bocage

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