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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1944

Page

10

Arezzo Falls and Yanks Gain Ground in Italy Front

The 5th army pressed a broad flanking advance toward the Arno east of Livorno and Pisa, reaching within five and a half miles of the river as German defenses stiffened. French troops of the Sth army reportedly repelled a heavy counterattack and held positions while the 8th army faced mounting German defense difficulties and British forces moved toward key targets north of Arezzo.

Sir Oliver Leese Aan 6 Hellen 8Th Army Arezzo

Manufacturers of unpainted wood furniture may make

Washington reports a policy note indicating manufacturers of unpainted wood household furniture may engage in production under a new regulatory framework. The text references industry involvement and evolving standards without specifying enforcement details or dates.

Washington

Office of Price Administration Announces Partial Price Change

The OPA announces a five percent adjustment above existing maximum prices effective July 18 with no immediate retail price increase. A Washington meeting will address further increases as the study aims to restore earnings to the 1936-39 level. Ivan Burdick named Director of the food rationing division, succeeding Walter Straub who resigned July 3.

Office of Price Administration Washington OPA Ivan Burdick New Milford Conn Charles F. Phillips Bur Walter F. Straub Chinen

New Treasury List Shows R Fleisher Tops 1942 Compensation

R Fleisher of New York leads the treasury 1942 list of corporation compensation to individuals for personal services with 645000 dollars paid by Twentieth Century Fox. The report records salaries bonuses and other pay before taxes and notes larger supplementary lists will follow. Other top earners include Bethlehem Steel president Eugene Grace 537724 and IBM chief Thomas J. Watson 425548.94.

Washington R. Fleisher The Treasury Fleisher New York Dramatist Guild Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation B. Mayer Mayer Loew's, Inc Thomas J. Watson International Business Machines Corp John B. Hawley, Jr Northern Ordnance Minnesota Claudette Colbert Paramount Pictures Red MacMurray MacMurray Paramount Harry L. Crosby Bing Paulette Goddard Bob Hope Samuel Goldwyn, Inc., Ltd Hope Fredric March George Marshall Joel McCrea Raymond Milland Ginger Rogers Victor Moore Preston Sturges Franchot Tone Charles E. Wilson War Production Board General Electric Company Big Corporation Wilson General Electric General Motors Corporation

Capitalists and insiders in American finance and film salaries

A discussion on personal stakes in electric utilities and investments through insurance and banks. The piece lists top salaries from Paramount, Twentieth Century Fox, Warner Brothers, and executives including Dorothy Lamour, Gary Cooper, Bette Davis, and Charles E. Wilson, noting wealth and bonuses in 1942.

Dorothy S. Kaumeyer Paramount The Treasury Dorothy Lamour Gary Cooper Samuel Goldwyn, Inc., Ltd Twentieth Century-Fox Don Ameche Jack Benny Henry Fonda Bryan Foy Betty Grable Sonja Henie Tyrone Power Bette Davis Warner Brothers Warner Humphrey Bogart Olivia de Havilland Errol Flynn Cary Grant Ida Lupino Ann Sheridan Wisconsin Harold S. Falk Milwaukee Falk Corporation H. B. Kraut Fond du Lac Giddings and Lewis Machine Tool Co W. Harnischfeger Harnischfeger Corporation

All Party Liberals Rally For F R And Wallace In Wisconsin

An all party liberals rally in Milwaukee adopted resolutions urging reelection of President Roosevelt and Vice President Wallace and endorsed W Hoan for governor and H J McMurray for Senate on the Democratic ticket. Claude Pepper warned liberals to keep the Senate from sabotaging peace as Gerald Clifford defended Wallace and Roosevelt. Britain supplies the U S armed forces in England with twenty percent of food by weight.

Milwaukee Roosevelt Wallace W. Hoan Howard J. McMurray United States Hoan U. S Claude Pepper Senate Gerald Clifford Green Bay

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