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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1944

Page

2

Youth AWOL from Camp Bowie held after car theft spree

James K. Hartschun, 19, AWOL from Camp Bowie Texas, was arrested by Winona police after a spree stealing two cars and attempting to rob a Fountain City filling station. He hijacked a Buick from La Crosse, rode to Prairie du Chien area, then to Winona where he forced attendant Albert Moor into a lavatory before the car stalled and he walked toward Winona.

James K. Hartschun Camp Bowie Tex Winona Fountain City Hartschun Prairie Ing Willard Fantle la Crosse Cinone Bere

Goebbels on Miracle Claimties in Failed Plot

Goebbels asserts there can be no miracle in the Fuehrer’s salvation stating he had only minor burns and bruises. The blast hurled officers from a window and tore their uniforms. Generals Orten and others tied to the alleged plot faced dismissal from the army for retreat failures.

Fuehrer Orten Berlin

Italian Prisoner Killed By A Guard

Washington report says an Italian prisoner of war named Casto was shot and killed Monday by a guard at a camp near Rolland Elston, Arizona. A second prisoner reportedly fled back over the fence as the guard fired. An investigation is underway to identify the second prisoner and clarify the incident. No details were given on changes to camp working hours.

Washington I Casto Aisoner of War Rolland Elston Ariz

Postpone Band Concert In Park To Thursday

La Crosse officials announce the band concert in the park will be moved to Thursday due to inclement weather. Copeland will conduct the concert Thursday evening in the park setting.

County Clerk Enters Service Amid Navy Induction

County Clerk Matson leaves office with July quota, joining the Navy after a voluntary period in May. Deputy Gladys Sanrope will run the office in his absence while Mrs Matson acts as county clerk. Matson, seeking reelection, faces party nomination and general election opposition. law clarifies service does not bar run for county office.

Trempealeau Navy Gladys Sanrope Anary Matson Charles A. Mittelstadt Sanrope Russell Paulson LaVern Kostner

Goodland to Attend Governor's Meet in St Louis

Gov. Goodland and press secretary Edward Dean depart Monday night for St Louis to join a conference on campaign strategy for the November election. Mrs. Goodland will accompany them.

Madison Wis Goodland Edward Dean St. Louis

Russian War Sees Heavy Luft Strafe and Red Army Drive

The article details Soviet air and ground offensives as 500 sorties strike German reinforcements and the San river approach toward Krakow. It notes heavy German casualties and orders to fight to the last man amid a lightning Russian advance. Red Army aims to split the Baltic front, liberate Poland, reach East Prussia, and open Danube gateways.

San Krakow Isi A Red Army Poland East Prussia Prussia Danube

Workers Still Clearing Bugs in Sac Downtown

Downtown Sacramento street crews clear swarms of June bugs after a heavy rainstorm that halted a planned second insect visit. City engineer John Barth said he will extend efforts to remove the dead pests accumulating on building sides and bridges.

Sac Build John Barth Sigfreray Daraibata Iaddis Thane

Bodies Of Jap Marines Still On Tarawa Beaches

On Betio Island Tarawa remnants of a major Pacific battle linger as bones of Imperial Japanese marines mix with wrecked armor on the sands. Visitors still unearth ribs hips and thighs where American Marines fought last November.

Isle Beaches Betio Island Tarawa Pacific

Ringling Circus Fire Toll Rises to 166 in Hartford

The Ringling Brothers circus fire death toll climbed to 166 with the death of Ada Hindle a 64 year old Norwich resident in Hartford.

Hartford Conn Ringling Brothers Ada Hindle Norwich

First Wireless Operators Were African Drummers

African drummers are described as the first wireless operators with code signals beaten on a large drum audible up to 15 miles at night. The article notes the distance and stealth of their nighttime signaling methods.

Labor Groups Convene Here in La Crosse Conference

Representatives of 37 labor groups will gather at the Labor temple in La Crosse for a two day meeting July 27 and 28. About 40 to 50 delegates from Wisconsin locals attend the quarterly session of condensation workers and truck drivers. A Thursday banquet at Maple Grove features John Picago of Milwaukee as main speaker. Deliberations cover War Labor Board cases and local union reports.

Labor Temple la Crosse Maple Grove John Picago Milwaukee War Labor Board

Nazi Collapse Not Sighted Says Stimson

War Secretary Stimson warned the nation that no German collapse is evident after his Italy and Normandy trip. He said Germany's armies and people are shaken but not broken, and urged full mobilization of all resources with Allies to finish the war swiftly on land and sea.

Washington Stimson Italy Normandy Germany

Kangaroo Bounds in Flight Reported at 10 to 12 Feet

Water is brought to New York City through 188 miles of tunnels in a survey of infrastructure milestones.

New York City

Fifteen Local Teens Enlist for Navy Final Physicals

Fifteen youths aged 17 from La Crosse area traveled to Milwaukee with Navy recruiter Joseph E. Menger for final physical examinations before potential naval service. If approved, they will be placed on inactive duty and return home until called. Names listed include Swanbeck, Larson, Malay, Wuensch, Swartz, Robinson, Gray, Miller, Semlar, Andringa, Groth, Graff, Johnson, Guettlinger, and Serres.

la Crosse Milwaukee Pclc Joseph E. Menger Robert W. Swanbeck Pine Street Glenn W. Larson South 11Th Street John D. C. Malay Avon Street Richard K. Wuensch Farnam Street Robert L. Swartz Donald C. Robinson Caledonia Street Robert P. Gray South 26Th Street Marvin J. Miller Wood Street Lawrence W. Semlar George Street Robert L. Andringa Donald D. Groth Lester N Graff West Salem Paul E. Johnson Onalaska Warren J. Guettinger Cochrane Joseph L. Serres Brownsville Minn

Conference planned for governors meeting on campaign issues

New York governor said the upcoming governors conference will cover a variety of major subjects not in the party platform. Nominees' speaking parts likely postponed until after St Louis sessions as they define state and federal responsibilities. Dewey expects a roundtable to hammer out major campaign questions and present topics from the agenda.

New York St. Louis Dewey

Partisans Land on Dalmatian Islands Reported

A Tito communique from Yugoslav headquarters says Partisans landed on Peljesac Korcul and Mlijet islands off the Dalmatian coast. It reports more than 70 Germans killed and 180 captured with mopping up along the coast continuing.

London Marshal Tito Peljesac Korcul Mlijet Dalmatian

Cincinnati Smiths Donate Blood for Red Cross

In Cincinnati the Smith family band has donated to the Red Cross blood center. A group called the Smith Gallon club has formed to encourage more Smiths to donate, with 745 members and 16 having eight or more donations.

Cincinnati Smiths Red Cross Cincinnati Ohio Smith Smith Gallon Club

Snapping Turtles Spark Traffic Jam in Middletown

A battle between two large snapping turtles in a pond near Middletown caused a traffic jam on a nearby highway. Police were summoned to clear the congestion. With no witnesses, the turtles ended their fight and vanished.

Middletown Conn

Reds See Reason For Insurrection Failure

Moscow reports Red Star says German generals wanted to topple Hitler to avoid death with him in final defeat. The failed insurrection is blamed on lack of troop propaganda and aims to strike at the top in a palace regime style.

Moscow Red Star Hitler

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