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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1944

Page

7

Ten Scouts to Attend Wisconsin State Fair Junior State Program

A group of ten Boy Scouts from the Gateway Area council will join about 200 total attendees at the Wisconsin State Fair in West Allis as part of the Junior State program. Scouts 15 or older who wish to participate should contact organizer B. W. Eesare. registrations close August 1. The fair runs August 19–3, featuring six youth agencies alongside the Boy Scouts.

Gateway Area Council West Allis B. W.eesare Camp Ammon Ingli Girl Scouts Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Farmers’ Union

Sister Joins Plea For Pen Pal Amid Bee Minesweeper Drive

A sister of a person who pleaded for a pen pal joins the effort, part of a broad request driven by D Kendall from Grantham England. The plea follows two submarine crew members making a similar request.

Per D. Kendall Par- Tae Grantham England

Prairie du Chien to Host New Fertilizer Plant

W E King of Toltz King and Day presented plans for a $400000 fertilizer plant in Prairie du Chien to be operated by Wisconsin Cooperative Farm Bureau Supply. The city must build a dock and extend a water main as the facility lies south of the city. Construction starts this fall with operations in spring 1945. The site was set for Prairie du Chien after long efforts by the Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Clanton, and the city council.

Prairie DU Chien Wis W. E. King Toltz, King and Day, Inc St. Paul Chamber of Commerce Clanton

Second FBI Law Enforcement Session Planned Here

The second FBI law enforcement conference for 1944 will be at 10 a.m. July 20 in La Crosse city hall. Police Chief Herman F. Rick announced that H. K. Johnson will direct the session with local officers invited. Topics include care and use of law enforcement equipment and escaped war prisoners. Firearms training and a war film will be shown. Camouflage paint on a Flying Fortress weighs 60 pounds.

FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation la Crosse Herman F. Rick H. K. Johnson Wisconsin FBI Milwaukee Rick

Coast Guard Official Traces Upper Mississippi River by Towboat

Capt. Roger C. Heimer of the St. Louis district voyageed from the Twin Cities to Dubuque and back aboard the Mark Twain to study towboat operation and navigation aids on the upper Mississippi. The 274 mile run took about 40 hours with Capt. C A Sundby pilot, Harold Crist and Clarence McLaughlin aboard. Heimer aims to be a riverman’s riverman with further trips planned on the middle and lower Mississippi and Missouri rivers.

Roger C. Heimer Twain Heimer St. Louis District Coast Guard Ohio River Upper Mississippi Missouri Mark Twain C. A. Sundby Harold Crist Clarence McLaughlin Gerd Crist

Coast Guard Boardings Inspect Inland Water Route

Capt Heimer inspected coast guard stations at Dubuque Minnesota and St Paul before boarding the Twain. He met river authorities and civic leaders of the three cities to review inland waterway operations and safety.

Coast Guard Heimer Coast Guard A Ae Dubuque Minn St. Paul

Soldier forgets to name recipient in Tucson flower order

A Tucson florist received a flower order from a soldier in England with the roses and inscription details, and the delivery time, but the crucial name of the recipient was omitted. The article notes this missing detail as the major lapse in the order.

Tucson Ariz England

And So He Did A Rookie Officer Scares Husband in Dallas

A Dallas rookie policeman answered a disturbance call from a housewife. The husband slept when the officer arrived and the wife asked for no jail time. The officer shouted Boo! in the husband’s face and then left the scene.

Dallas

You can’t buy more in aspirin than assurance of quality

The item extols St. Aspirin as the world’s largest seller and promises guaranteed quality and purity from Deena St. Joseph Aspirin, signaling strong brand assurance to consumers.

Ion Deena St. Joseph Aspirin

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