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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

11

Wisconsin Delinquent Real Estate Tax Sales Drop in 1943

The Wisconsin Taxpayers Co reports delinquent real estate taxes in 1943 fell about 29 percent from 1942. Delinquent taxes sent to sale totaled under 4 million dollars, representing 42 percent of the 1942 levy. County governments bought $3.9 million, 98.1 percent, while private bidders acquired 75 thousand dollars.

Wisconsin Wisconsin Taxpayers Co Manitowoc Sheboygan Calumet Ozaukee Sawyer Florence Forest Washburn Y Field Eau Claire Burnett Lion's Ieans Alliance

Yankees Win Bitter Fight In Italian Front

American troops of the 5th army breach German lines in the Era valley and capture Lajatico near Livorno, taking 150 to 200 prisoners. French forces advance toward San Donato while the 8th Army gains in the upper Tiber valley as forces push toward Citta di Castello. Also notes rising London rose prices at $1 each.

Rome 5Th Era Italy Livorno Lajatico Arno San Donato Florence Tiber Valley Citta di Castello Tiber Castiglioncello

More Civilian Workers Sought at Camp McCoy

Camp McCoy Wisconsin seeks civilians for urgent war jobs. Vacancies include trainee office machine repairman auto mechanics bed fender machinists radio repairman and more with annual or hourly pay rates. Qualified applicants should contact the Civilian Personnel office Building 2014 for immediate consideration.

Camp Mccoy Wis F. Burke Burke Civil Service and War Manpower Commission

U S Call Presses Mexico Over Power Plant Labor

U S officials urge Mexico City to limit the workers sent north of the Rio Grande as wage gaps and demand for manpower strain three major electric power plants. The plants have lost about half their workforce.

United States la Ministry Mexico City Rio Grande

Leaves From A War Correspondent Notebook

Hal Boyle reports from Carteret France about German troops stranded on a separate beach 12 miles away, Nazi rationing and looting devastate Jersey Channel islands, while locals fear starvation. He notes the proximity of opposing forces and the draw of Berlin, with Jersey Guernsey Alderney Sark as Norman rooted communities supplying England.

Carteret France Blue Sea Ont & SS Britain Cotentin Penin Jersey Channel Islands Guernsey Alderney Sark England

Monroe County Hits 101 Percent of War Bond Quota

Monroe County reports completion of 101 percent of the Fifth War Loan quota, with total bonds sold 1,298,995 across all types. E bond shortfall stood at 63 percent of its 800,000 quota, while corporate bonds exceeded target at 301,809 against 253,000. Co-chairs Wildes and Tiegs urge more E bond sales before July 27 grace period ends.

Sparta Wis Monroe County James McCord R. E. Wildes R. G. Tiegs Tomah

Handbook Given Civilians at Camp McCoy

Camp McCoy Wisconsin announces civilian personnel pamphlet No 8 titled Your Handbook will be distributed weekly to all civil employees. John W Burke says civilians for 150 years have aided the War Department and will help veterans and the army. The 43 page booklet covers Your Army Your Job regulations and duties with illustrations. It does not replace the Employee Reference book.

Camp Mccoy Wis War Department John W. Burke United States Army Department McCoy Burke

In 1943 it took about 1.66 cords of pulpwood to produce a ton

A 1943 efficiency note states that about 1.66 cords of pulpwood were required to yield one ton of product. The metric reflects wartime pulp use and industrial fuel constraints influencing paper and packaging materials.

Moody elected temporary chairman at Texas Democratic convention

In Austin a friend congratulated former Gov. Dan Moody on being elected temporary chairman of the state Democratic convention. Moody gulped his cigar and hurried to a drug store for a soda after the enthusiastic back slap.

Austin Tex Dan Moody Moody

Ban Beating Revealed In England Nail Polish Protest

A protest to the British board of trade in London claims nail polish with more than 0.5 percent acetone is illegal yet sold to stop runs in stockings. The law is said to be evaded by claiming use on stockings only and high prices are paid.

England British Board of Trade London

Average speed of worker bees in honey production

The report states worker bees engaged in honey making travel at about 15 miles per hour.

Five Badgers Among New Directors Named By Cheese Institute

Five Wisconsin men were named to new director posts at the National Cheese Institute during its annual Chicago meeting. The Badgers are Magnus Brinkman Sheboygan Jason Whitney Thorp W H Pauly Manitowoc James I Johnson Green Bay and John Kirkpatrick Richland Center. Lawrence G Butler of Plymouth was elected institute president. Dr Z D Roundy said the industry programs cooperative research advances postwar meat production and maintains close ties with the University of Wisconsin Cornell University federal agencies and the army.

Chicago Wisconsin National Cheese Institute Badgers Magnus Brinkman Sheboygan Jason Whitney Thorp W. H. Pauly Manitowoc James I Son Green Bay John Kirkpatrick Richland Center Lawrence G. Butler Plymouth John H. Kraft Z. D. Roundy Institute University of Wisconsin Cornell University Army Roundy

Snakes Kill Cattle Near Pietersburg

Six head of cattle died after a black mamba bit one, prompting others to approach the snake. Earlier, two dogs were fatally bitten on A. J. Volschenk’s farm as his son shot two mambas near home and three near his school.

Pietersburg South Africa A. J. Volschenk

Trolley Freight Urged To Boost Calcutta Markets

Night usage of street car lines to move foodstuffs and coal from railway stations to markets is urged to meet transportation needs in Calcutta India. Flat cars and work cars could replace carts drawn by bullock buffalo and oxen using trolley tracks between dusk and dawn.

Calcutta India

Japanese navy retreats mocked by Fort Warren columnist

Fort Warren Sentinel columnist Howard Jacobs jokes that the Japanese Navy can only beat a retreat, offering a wry wartime aside on naval setbacks at Fort Warren, Wyoming.

Anent Tojo NAVY Fort Warren Wyo Corp Howard Jacobs The

Wacs Urgently Sought for Medical Technician Training

A wartime notice reports strong demand for women to train as medical and surgical technicians at the Atterbury school in Indiana. Lieut. E L Heidenreich says after basic training recruits go to Atterbury, complete the course, and join medical installations. Applicants need at least a high school education and a sincere desire to work in this field. Applications may be made at Wac recruiting, room 310, federal building, or by phone.

Medical Technicians School Atterbury Ind Women’s Army Army Corps Atterbury School Stals E. L. Heidenreich la Crosse Lieut. Heidenreich Wac Federal Building

Soldiers Asked To Help On Farms In Monroe County

A. Dey county agricultural agent urges Camp McCoy soldiers on furlough to assist on nearby farms to ease the labor shortage. Transportation, room, and board provided. work includes shocking grain detasseling hybrid corn, threshing, silo filling, and cranberry harvest. Contact Begley at the Monroe county courthouse in Sparta. office authorized by the U S Employment Service.

Camp Mccoy Wis A. Dey Begley Monroe County Sparta U. S. Employment Service

No Central Heating Rule Bans in Northern Ireland Shops

Northern Ireland prohibits central heating in non industrial venues including shops offices and places of entertainment.

Northern Ireland

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