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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1944

Page

7

Two Senators Renominated and Tobin Leads Mass Dem Primary

The Associated Press reports renominations of Oklahoma's Elmer Thomas and New Hampshire's Charles W. Tobey and CIO backing for Boston Mayor Maurice J. Tobin in Massachusetts Democratic governor race. Voters in Michigan and Utah backed other contenders as Republican Gov. Robert C. Blood failed to secure a third term endorsement. Tobin led Hurley 110 941 to 67 378 in Massachusetts with 1 573 of 1 805 precincts reporting. Michigan results saw Vernon J. Brown defeat Eugene C. Keyes for lieutenant governor and Edward J. Fry surge for Democratic governor endorsement.

Associated Press Elmer Thomas Oklahoma Charles W. Tobey New Hampshire Maurice J. Tobin Boston Massachusetts Gorvernor Michigan Utah Robert C. Blood Tobin Francs X. Hurley Roosevelt CIO Political Action Committee Vernon J. Brown Eugene C. Keyes Edward J. Fry Harry F. Kelly

Wheat Harvest Swells Across Nation In Four State Area

Wheat stocks pile up as harvest expands through Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. Rail shortages loom with boxcars and cars returning slow. Reed notes potential use of Omaha seventh service command to deploy up to 3000 prisoners of war to speed unloading and shift timeline from 60 90 days to six months or more.

Reed Army Omaha Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado

Couldn't Be Blamed For Dropping Button

Frank Smith bent to pick up a button but dropped it. The button sat on seven rattles attached to a rattlesnake, a curious incident reported from Miles City Montana.

Miles City Mont Frank Smith

Fire Chief Handles Syrup Spill on Railroad Cars

St Joseph Missouri fires chief Leo J Urbanski was called by Missouri Pacific to advise on washing away a leaked soft drink syrup from barrels in three railway cars so salvaged barrels could be recovered.

ST. Joseph Leo J. Urbanski Missouri Pacific Railroad

Red Cross Supplies for Prisoners of War and Internees

Special medical supply kits for prisoners of war and internees in Japanese hands have been developed for distribution by the Red Cross. The kits include drugs dressings dental and surgical instruments sterilizing equipment insecticides and water purification gear. JACatse graze on low hanging leaves and destroy the young growth of seedlings.

The Red Cross

Nazis Charged With Poisoned Candy To Children

A wartime letter from M Sgt Jimmy Shelby of the 2nd QM Co notes German soldiers in France allegedly gave poisoned candy to French children. The missive, dated June 25, describes combat experiences at Normandy and the impact on local civilians while detailing the grim realities of war.

Camp Mccoy Wis Lorenz Hackbarth Second Infantry Division France McCoy Jimmy Shelby 2Nd QM Co Sgt Shelby Normandy Jerry

Soldier lists civilian occupation as child at Italian base

Captain Almon S. Farrar of Shreveport Louisiana answered a routine form question with civilian occupation as child after 35 years in the army. The incident occurred at an American base in Italy during a medical or administrative procedure. He is 51 years old.

Italy Almon S. Farrar Shreveport Farrar

Bridge Washed Out Strands Mongo Mispah Town

Heavy rainfall floods wash out the Mispah bridge leaving residents tracking the situation. They notified downstream communities as the bridge last drifted toward Powder River and hopes rise for a safe recovery.

Mizpah, Mont Mispah Bridge Powder River

Supplies drop to Allied troops with steel wire parachute substitute

Wooden boxes tied with alloy steel wire are dropped from high altitudes to deliver food and medical supplies to Allied forces. The wire acts as a shock absorber, allowing the boxes to free fall and rebound about 30 feet on first impact, aiding distribution in all war theaters.

Wanted Men And Women Who Are Hard Of Hearing

Public notice advertising a hearing test offered with a money back guarantee. It promotes testing at pharmacies and drug stores, inviting those with hearing difficulties to participate.

Last Voted For Taft He Registers Again

An elderly man asked a question at the Oklahoma county election board and said he had voted for Taft and not voted since but did not want to miss the current election. Also notes there are about 2,500 species of lizard.

Taft Oklahoma City Oklahoma County Election Board Ollie B. Roberts William Howard Taft

Nasal Filter Promises Irritant Defense By Dr Berhen

An article outlines Dr Berhen's Nasal Filter design that neutralizes pollen and irritants before entering the nose. It emphasizes preventing irritants from reaching the breathing passages and claims a protective cleansing action.

Berhen

OPA price changes limit menus and coffee costs in La Crosse

The OPA declares three price changes affecting eateries in La Crosse and nearby areas. Public places must post April 4 10 1943 base period prices for 40 items by July 31. Coffee pots may not exceed five cents unless a higher 1942 rate was charged with board filing. Substituting ingredients does not create a new item or higher price.

la Crosse OPA Phil H. Griffin Loc Lawar Price and Rationing Board

War Production Board expert to visit La Crosse Friday

R. P. Lund, priority expert of the war production board in the Eau Claire district, will be in La Crosse on Friday for consultation on priority problems. He will hold hours at the Chamber of Commerce from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 4 pm.

R. P. Lund War Production Board Eau Claire la Crosse Chamber of Commerce

Anti-Administration Demos Plan Chicago Meeting

The American Democratic national committee an anti-Administration group, will hold a Chicago meeting during the Democratic National Convention. John J. O'Connor, former New York congressman, said the gathering will align with the convention and may endorse or field tickets after its end.

Chicago American Democratic National Committee John J. O'Connor New York O'Connor

Stimson Arrives in Britain for Inspection Tour

Secretary of War Stimson lands in Britain for an inspection of the European theater. He travels from Italy with executive assistant Harvey Bundy Maj General Kirk surgeon general Surles and others. Arizona passes 96 laws in 1942 the fewest among states.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Stimson Britain Italy Harvey H. Bundy Thomas Kirk United States Army Alexander D. Surles

Berlin Not Interested in U S Election Says Radio

Berlin radio broadcast says Berlin politics show no surprise at Forth term bid by Roosevelt and that German press sees U S issues shaped by the president. Moscow papers front heavy on Roosevelt fourth term and make no surprise of the announcement. Stars and Stripes gives Roosevelt’s letter to the Democratic chairman minor position behind Normandy and Wilno campaigns.

Associated Press Berlin Elt Germany United States Moscow Roosevelt Normandy Wilno Robert Hannegan

Taking Training At Bainbridge

Leo E. Cavadini of Bangor Wisconsin begins basic flight training as an aviation cadet at Bainbridge army air field in Georgia. He trained at Maxwell Field and Southeast fields. the Bainbridge unit is led by Colonel Mills S. Savage. Cavadini entered aviation cadet training in 1943 after serving as radio operator and gunner on B 26 Marauder at a Louisiana air field and earned an athletics certificate at Avon Park Florida primary school.

Bainbridge Bainbridge Army Air Field Leo E. Cavadini Peter Cavadini Bangor Wis Maxwell Field Ala Bainbridge Flying School Army Air Forces Training Command Mills S. Savage Georgia Tech Army Air Forces Cavadini Louisanna Air Field Avon Park Fla

June marriage licenses total 43 in the county

County Clerk Esther Domke reports 43 marriage licenses issued in June. The figure, while the largest month so far this year, is about half of the 73 licenses issued in June last year.

Esther Domke

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