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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1944

Page

3

War-Effort Advertising Totals in March Report

New figures from the Bureau of Advertising show war-effort spending in daily and Sunday newspapers for August 1, 1943, to March 31, 1944. The total war-effort advertising reaches $4,779,693, with $3,869,650 in paid ads and $484,841 donated by papers. Local sponsors contributed $2,151,310. national sponsors $1,483,340. government notices $235,000. Britain allocates 10 percent of its wartime production to the supply pool.

Anh Inpen Bureau of Advertis P.A Y i Red Cross

Woman Speaks on World War Weary World at College Convocation

Hilda Yen, famed Chinese diplomat and survivor of Hong Kong and occupied China, visits La Crosse State Teachers College for a Tuesday convocation at 9:30 a.m. to lecture on global issues and propose ways to organize the globe for peace and progress.

Hilda Yen China la Crosse State Teachers College Europe Peiping Moscow Paris Ene you _ penhagen aate League of Nations Institute of Pacific Relations Canada Hong Kong

Chocolate Brings Quiet Moment Amid Normandy War Ruins

In Caen area ruins refugees and local children find brief relief as chocolate and fruit drops pass hands from a relief worker to grateful youngsters. A Scot named Tony Wilson recounts rescuing two rabbits amid shelling, naming them wee Doch and Doris as the war’s horror lingers nearby. A separate note from Madison reports Progressive party finances with receipts $4,696 and debts $213 for 1943–44.

Creailly France Cain Granny Caen Tony Wilson Kilmarnock Tony Doris Wee Doch Scotland Normandy Moby Dee Day Progressives Madison Wis Progressive Party State Central Committee Secretary of State

Madison rent director resigns. pension plan rejected

Roy A. Gannon has resigned as area rent director for the Madison district of the Office of Price Administration and will return to private business. The Eire agency rejected a plan to continue army pension payments to a pensioner's wife or children after death.

Madison Wrs Roy A. Gannon Office of Price Administration Eire

4-H Club Fair Discussed by Wisconsin Group

HOLMEN Wis Special The Council Prairie 4 H club met at the Vilas McWain home and planned the Oak Point park fair set for July 31 the eve of the La Crosse Inter state Fair. An advisory committee was named and a program of talks health education entertainment and a club booth at La Crosse was arranged.

Holmen Wis Council-Prairie Vilas McWain Amsterdam Prairie Mmes Carl Moen Alfred Aspesler Fred Mensing Oak Point Park la Crosse Herman Heram Alfred Aspeslet Ments Alfred Tabbert Garfield Cas Eleanor Rudi Kenneth Cook Leatris Grokowski Ray Cook Lila Willard Aspeslet Arlene Cook Tillman Aspeslet McWain Josie Knudson Raymond Grokowski

Berkeley pie contest winner aids war bond drive

Jean Elliott editor of the Daily Californian won an apricot pie in a campus pie eating contest held to stimulate war bond sales at the University of California Berkeley. Her prize was the pie itself.

Berkeley Calif Jean Elliott Daily Californian University of California

Rosenberg to Direct Nazi Evacuation In East Prussia

The British Radio reports Allied leader Alfred Rosenberg has been put in charge of immediate evacuation of a section of East Prussia. The operation focuses on the railroad corridor from Tilsit to Insterburg as civilians flee toward Germany to escape Allied bombings.

Allfred Rosenberg East Prussia Tilsit Insterburg Sweden Germany

Nazi Prisoners March Through Moscow Streets

Moscow reports German prisoners marching through city streets in a Red Army offensive aftermath. About 57 600 captives moved eastward as thousands of Muscovites lined the routes with orderly silence. German generals led the first group amid Moscow cavalry guards. Ecuador has 10 seaports.

Moscow Red Army

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