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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1944

Page

2

Dewey Attacks Move to Use Federal Ballot for Soldiers

Governor Dewey condemns the proposed use of a federal ballot for New York servicemen overseas as a fraud and argues the state soldier vote law already covers voting for national, state, and local officers. He says the federal ballot is void under state constitutions and would not be counted.

New York Dewey New York State Albany

Woman Killed When Falling From Car in Wisconsin

A coroner's jury ruled the death of Leona Mackowiak twenty five of Milwaukee an accident. The witness said Mackowiak fell from a Racine driven car and was struck by a second Milwaukee driven vehicle. The incident occurred as the trio traveled to Monico to catch a train. The women had been vacationing in the area.

Rhinelander Wis Leona G. Mackowiak Milwaukee Saiyee Lee Albert Onson Oneida County Mackowiak Phil Valley Racine D. F. Weepe Onson Valley Miss Mackowiak Alice Sadowski Monico

GOP Vote Double That Of New Gopher Party

The state canvassing board reports the July 10 primary turnout 355,299 with the Republican vote at 232,783 and the Democratic Farmer Labor total at 103,480. The figure marks the smallest primary since 1920 while Holm estimates about 1.5 million eligible voters in the state.

Paul Republi Democratic - Farmer - Labor Party Mike Holm Democratic-Farmer- Labor

Convention at risk as Roosevelt weighs future nominee

Delegates clash over vice presidential picks amid Roosevelts tentative support for Byrnes while Barkley and Wallace battle for second place. California’s Wallace endorsement looms, southern factions push to block a racial equality plank, and platform hearings proceed ahead of tomorrow’s keynote by Oklahoma Governor Kerr.

A. B Chandler Kentucky Byrnes James M. Tunnell Delaware Wallace South Carolina James G. Patton National Farmers Union Administration Tom Connally Dtex Senate Foreign Relations Committee Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma

Rhodesian Kaffir orange yields hard shell fruit with apple-like taste

A note describes the Rhodesian Kaffir orange tree producing hard shell oranges that taste like dried apples, highlighting this unusual fruit flavor profile.

33 More Allied Airmen Shot By Germans

In Commons, war secretary Sir James Grigg said Germany has executed 33 additional Allied airmen. Anthony Eden earlier announced 50 pilots had been shot. Twenty seven were to have been escaping. six other killings details were not disclosed. Protests are being conveyed via the Swiss protecting power.

Commons London James Grigg Anthony Eden James Ing British Protecting Power Switzerland War Criminals’ Commission

Pacific War Updates From Saipan to New Guinea Fronts

Japanese resistance on Saipan ended with the loss of key commanders including Chuichi Nagumo. MacArthur reports allied traps near Aitape holding with 45,000 enemy forces trapped. Allied air strikes sink shipping near Halmahera and Yap, while Chinese forces defend siewagened rail city against intensified Japanese assault.

Tojo Imperial Saipan Chuichi Nagumo Yoshitsugu Saito Takahisa Tsujimura Wagumo Chester W. Nimitz Southwest Pacific New Guinea Douglas MacArthur Aitape MacArthur

Meat shifts OPA policy to align with price act clause

Meat has directed the OPA to make rationing changes to conform with a clause in the price control extension act that requires publication. Bright beef movement is noted as many cattle will be marketed this fall with an early grass cattle wave already underway, signaling a beef glut this fall and winter.

OPA

Tragic River Car Recovery Ends With Death

A submerged Hudson sedan, Minnesota plate, was recovered from the river after failed attempts using a GMC army truck and a Todd Motor Co. truck. The occupant, Mrs. Layman, is identified along with her surviving husband, children, a nephew, a sister, and three brothers. The body was taken to Madden funeral home. arrangements are incomplete.

Todd Motor Co Minnesota Krusch Layman William Anna Krusch White Bear Lake Minn Irene Mairich la Crosse George Sheridan Wyo Fred Casper Corp Dale G. Waterman Aberdeen Proving Grounds Louise Long King Wis Herman Weinke Bloomer Albert Weinke Minneapolis August Weinke Leon

Wisconsin Delegation Backs Wallace for Vice President

The Wisconsin delegation at a caucus endorsed Wallace for vice president, with all nine present voting for his nomination and others indicating Wallace support among nonpresent members. Preliminary AP tallies show Wallace leading with pledged and claimed votes totaling 319 of 589 needed, while Byrnes holds 20 Mississippi votes and unpledged bloc remains.

Wisconsin Wallace King Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt Howard J. McMurray Milwaukee Thomas King Oconomowoc John D. Kehoe Green Bay John W. Nash Pewaukee George M. Schlotthauer Madison Cecilia Garvin Elroy Congress Harry W. Bolens Port Washington Otto B. Stielow Sheboygan Press Sheboygan Gerald F. Clifford Paul A. Henry Juneau Mary O. Kryszak Charles P. Greene Charles H. Cashin Stevens Point Patrick A. Dewane Manitowoc Rubin Bolens Bill Rubin Chicago Associated Press Henry A. Wallace Iowa Minnesota Oregon Washington California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Michigan Montana Pennsylvania District of Columbia James F. Byrnes South Carolina Mississippi Kentucky Barkley Byrnes Missouri Harry Truman

Port Chicago Aftermath: Townspeople World War II Fallout

The Port Chicago scene shows chaos after a disaster with 195 people unhurt, a gashed judge, a damaged hotel, and a glassless main street. Residents sought shelter with friends as police guarded against looting and preparations continued into the night.

Ture Chicago

Scout Huddleston wins seventh region Emily Jane Culver scholarship

Eagle Scout Jack G Huddleston of Decatur Illinois won the seventh region Boy Scout competition earning the Emily Jane Culver scholarship to Culver Military Academy Col J W Henderson director of admissions announced today The region covers Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan

Culver Ind Jack G. Huddleston Decatur Emily Jane Culver Culver Military Academy J. W. Henderson Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan

New Zealanders Eat From Five To Six Meals A Day

A report notes that residents of New Zealand consume between five and six meals daily, reflecting shifts in daily schedules and eating habits. The piece highlights meal distribution patterns across cities and regions.

Germans Coined Devil Dogs for U S Marines

The term Devil Dogs was first applied by German soldiers to U S Marines during World War I, reflecting the Marines' ferocity in battle. The nickname spread through Allied troops and entered public memory as a distinct moniker for the Marine Corps.

Moo Marines

Baltic coast air battles hit by fifth major Allied assault

The report details heavy Allied air strikes against German bomber sites on the Baltic coast, with 114 interceptors destroyed and substantial flak and rocket fire from the ground. London and South England saw continued, small-scale bombings as three U S heavy bombers made forced landings at Malmo per Swedish dispatches.

Baltic London England U. S Malmo

CAP Answers Emergency Call for Navy Radio Gear

An emergency call for radio equipment to the Cedar Rapids Navy station prompted La Crosse CAP to act. Lieut Gladys Boynton piloted a flight after pickup from No Engraving Co, delivering gear to Collings Radio Co for Cedar Rapids. The mission, lasting about three and a half hours, illustrates CAP support to maintain production and communications.

Navy Department Cedar Rapids la Crosse Civil Air Patrol No Engraving Company CAP Gladys Boynton Collings Radio Corporation of Navy Boynton C. L. McCall la Crosse Cap McCall

Freak Accident Wrecks Rockland Driver Car

Walter Butzler, 20, of Rockland Wisconsin, had a car wreck causing 130 dollars in damage on Highway 162 in Bangor township at 2 a.m. Monday. He said a tire forced the car off the road to the right, hitting a guard post, then crashing into a telephone pole off the road bank. None of the other three passengers were injured. The roof and fenders were damaged.

Walter Butzler Rockland Highway 162 Bangor Township Butzler

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