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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1944

Page

13

GOP Bids For Willkie's Aid In 1944 Campaign

Dewey supporters push for cross ticket cooperation while avoiding direct solicitation of Wendell Willkie. Senator Sinclair Weeks and Ralph Cake join a 15 member executive committee as Dewey plans early strategy sessions with lawmakers and cites Willkie’s potential input on core principles. Weeks says no firm plan to urge Willkie to speak for Dewey.

N. Y Wendell L Thomas E. Dewey Coopera GOP Willkie Sinclair Weeks Massachusetts Dewey New York Herbert Brownell, Jr Weeks Ralph Cake Oregon Cake Wisconsin Brownell J. Russel Sprague Fee Congress

Paraguay Cotton Price Plan Tops Farm Market

Paraguay's agricultural bank to buy all locally grown cotton at 66 dollars per ton with an additional 6.60 dollars per ton for Mennonite farmers in the Chaco region to cover transport costs.

Paraguay Agricultural Bank Chaco

Parachutes and GI Helmets Made at McCoy First Time

At Camp McCoy Wisconsin the C and E shop under Maj. R. K. Sawyer processed 28,806 items in June including field jackets clothing shoes and tents. Parachutes were used to lower anti aircraft targets and steel helmets were welded painted and fitted with straps. A new furniture refinishing shop and canvas shop expansion were announced with two women added to the canvas staff.

Camp Mccoy Wis Foranins Dunn R. K. Sawyer C and E Lieut Lieut. Dunn Cparatus Denly Vina Tindle Canvas Airene Bessie

La Crosse Plan Sunday Night Service At Sparta

Sparta to host a Sunday night service on the courthouse lawn with talent from Eau Claire and La Crosse. Rev. F. E. Schlueter of Eau Claire will speak. Bethany Gospel Tabernacle of La Crosse provides music including the Larson sisters and the Mason families. J. W. Spradling to lead. If weather turns bad, service moves to the USO auditorium.

Tribune Sparta Bureau Sparta Wis Eau Claire la Crosse Court House Lawn F. E. Schlueter Evangelical Churches Bethany Gospel Tabernacle of Larson Sisters L. D. Mason la von Mason Miss Larson Mr. Davidson Mr. Blanchard P. J. Mason USO

Spangler Leaves College for DuPont Post

Dr. Ross D. Spangler chairman of the physics department at La Crosse State Teachers College takes a leave of absence from July 16 to join DuPont in Arlington New Jersey as a physicist in the plastics research department. He earned a BA from Berea College in 1928 MS from Iowa 1930 PhD 1932 and has taught at La Crosse since 1933. He serves on college yearbook and physical education committees and is a member of the American Physical Society and the American Association of Physics Teachers. Mrs Spangler and three daughters Rilla Rachael and Holley will remain in La Crosse for now but plan to join him soon.

Ross D. Spangler la Crosse State Teachers College duPont Company Arlington, N. J Spangler Berea College University of Iowa la Crosse American Physicists Society American Association of Physics Teachers Rilla Rachael Holley

Silk Industry Expands As Cocoons Surge In Sao Paulo

Production of cocoons in Sao Paulo Brazil has risen tenfold with the silk industry’s rapid development. The new crop is projected at 6,600,000 pounds versus 650,000 pounds in 1935.

Sao Paulo Brazil

United States to Import Wheat Despite Record Harvest

The department said imports may continue for 12 months to cover wartime emergencies and bolster year-to-year reserves as the harvest begins, signaling a plan to maintain supplies despite a potentially record crop. Vassar College originated as Vassar Female College.

Washington United States Agricultural Department

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